...has occurred: the increasing mutability of information as a result of the digital interface. The text begins by providing an overview of the themes in Benjam
...ts in The Work of Art, he makes a clear distinction between mechanical and digital reproducibility – the distinguishing factors being the ability to “Add,
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''Jos de Mul'' - 'The work of art in the age of digital recombination' <BR><BR>
...ces that not only structure the imagination of the artist, but the work of art and the aesthetic reception as well'''.
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- Trash Art
a) meta art (conceptual net based art) - form driven
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<big>'''Generative art in video art'''</big>
...d by science and technology. Generative art is a typical collision between art and science.
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...point of the debate is water Benjamin's claim that the "cult value" of an art work has been replaced by the "exhibition value".
...combination, the database constitutes the ontological model of the work of art and, secondly, that in this transformation the exhibition value is being re
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Scholz - digital labor <br>*
Digital labor: The internet as playground and factory (2013, book)
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...ose questions made me think of [http://theartofgooglebooks.tumblr.com/ The Art of Google Books], a collection of glitches on scanned books. In this case d
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...ion of drone warfare, in particular, the extension of human senses through digital/machinic mediation. Lisa Barnard's Drone work is characterized by the confu
...t act as our sensorial extension need to only be real enough for the human-digital relationship to sustain itself. However, the human aspects of this 'postdig
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'''Institute of Unseen Digital Art'''
...g point of this project to give a new life to forgotten and unseen Digital Art works. In addition to the curated gallery, the institute publishes daily ar
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Flat is a library for creating and manipulating digital forms of fine arts. Its aim is to enable experimentation with and testing o
It grew out of the needs for generative design, architecture and art. The concept of "design" is more of a subject of study yet to be delved int
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...n source culture, and processes of self-education and peer learning, in an art, activist and community contexts.
...as well as WeWontFlyForArt and Zero Dollar Laptop (both part of our Media Art Ecologies programme).
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*exploring the field of post-digital designer (creating a new universe build upon the existing one - how ? gener
...tal publishing, interaction website, app), visual culture (communication + art direction (3D+video and photography)
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* Martin Jay: Photography and the Mirror of Art
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'''Physical Photobook - Digital Photobook 5 February 2015''' – ''Who gives a f*ck!?''
..., then it becomes physical. But it’s still a digital photo, so you combine digital and physical.
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*Materiality and beyond the analogue/digital binary
...he photograph as contemporary art, Reprinted. ed, Thames & Hudson world of art. Thames & Hudson, London.<br />
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...Y, D. (2007) The cinematic. London: Whitechapel (Documents of contemporary art, 2007: 5).
..., I. (2012) Memory. London: Whitechapel Gallery (Documents of contemporary art).
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...of [[making things public]] and [[creating publics]] in the age of [[post-digital]] networks.
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...ual language. Vanitas as a genre finds its origin in 16th and 17th century art, reflecting a cultural acceptance (and even obsession) with death and morta
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– digital economy transforms the goals of a corporation into the belief you are makin
- the current art of governance implores citizens to self-regulate and produce improvements
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He works with digital art on an abstract representation of body movement. He uses animation and 3D pr
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