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Overview of Digital Culture Working Group Cumulus Denver 2011 Digital Culture in the United State recognizes that we are in the midst of a revolution. At the start of this revolution there was a great deal of hype around media “convergence” — where the web would intersect with traditional broadcast medium and the “new media”…
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Beyond Gestaltung at Bielefelder Kunstverein
September 4, 2011 Bielefelder Kunstverein Franz Erhard Walther, “Xox,” 1957. Pencil and tempera on paper, 50 x 69,7 cm. Courtesy Franz Erhard Walther Foundation. Beyond Gestaltung 10 September–6 November 2011 Opening: Friday, 9 September, 7 pm Artist Talk: Saturday, 10 September, 2 pm Bielefelder Kunstverein im Waldhof Welle 61 D-33602 Bielefeld With contributions by: Eva…
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Beyond Gestaltung at Bielefelder Kunstverein
September 4, 2011 Bielefelder Kunstverein Franz Erhard Walther, “Xox,” 1957. Pencil and tempera on paper, 50 x 69,7 cm. Courtesy Franz Erhard Walther Foundation. Beyond Gestaltung 10 September–6 November 2011 Opening: Friday, 9 September, 7 pm Artist Talk: Saturday, 10 September, 2 pm Bielefelder Kunstverein im Waldhof Welle 61 D-33602 Bielefeld With contributions by: Eva…
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There’s something about Federer’s game these days — some quality of vulnerable, but simultaneously mind-blowing, uncertainty — that seems to call strange images to mind. In his prime, Federer went way beyond everything, took tennis somewhere it had never been before, and now his decline’s taking place in a pretty freaky glade. (via The long…
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prostheticknowledge: How Augmented Reality Is Going Viral in the Art World, From the Omi Sculpture Park to a 9/11 Memorial by ArtInfo Above: “Unraveled” created by the architect Daniel Libeskind The aesthetic potential of such applications is obvious, and as a medium for art, AR has been gaining in mainstream appeal as ever more art-lovers…
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Tom Morris: The Death of the Book
Tom Morris: The Death of the Book lareviewofbooks: It is perhaps a symptom of print’s decline that the current conversation about the book’s demise has forgotten all these other ones. Instead we shuttle between two equally hollow poles: goofball digital boosterism a la Negroponte on one side and on the other a helpless,…
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Tom Morris: The Death of the Book
Tom Morris: The Death of the Book lareviewofbooks: It is perhaps a symptom of print’s decline that the current conversation about the book’s demise has forgotten all these other ones. Instead we shuttle between two equally hollow poles: goofball digital boosterism a la Negroponte on one side and on the other a helpless,…
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I understand you’re an accomplished World of Warcraft player, too. Again, the majority of people who play World of Warcraft are working-class people—a lot of them are illiterate. It brings an enormous amount of diversity from all around the world together. In my World of Warcraft guild, I have bartenders and nurses and soldiers in…