An artist and researcher form Latrobe University, Australia, Mary Rosengren illustrated a key issue in visualization as an act of mediation. in particular she focused on the relation between those images produced in the artists’ studio and those in the laboratory. Barbara Maria Stafford once said that visualization is “a […]
entertaining and increadibly informative at the same, the mini-lectures by Ben Schumacher andStephen Morris, respectively a physicist specialized in quantum physics and a physicist specialized in patterns formations in fluid represented what I would have loved to see in a science professor but didn’t and ended up in literature. through […]
unlike the previous day, which featured a variety of fairly diverse projects and collaborations, many of the saturday and sunday’s presentations and demonstrations seemed to focus on educational concerns whose outcomes eventually contributed to both fields involved (mainly science and the arts) in unexpected ways. For instance, the goal of […]
reappropriating the lost sounds of the territory after having lost it to the technology of the Ipod as in the work of Cara-Ann Simpson; substituting a sense for the other, either because one is lost or non-existent as in the collaborative work of Deborah Fels and David Bobier; associating mathematics […]
As I mentioned before, despite the diversity of topics proposed by the projects featured in this year’ festival edition, the similarities are stunning. it is as if the works by the most disparate artists/scientists/geeks were engaged in a sustained and coherent dialogue. In general, in all the presentations, beside a […]
Bringing a perspective radically different from the one brought to life the day before with the screening, but still framing her work in a way that sheds a new -innovative-light over scientific experimentation, the use of the lab and its instruments, Jennifer Willet presented her Windsor-based lab “Incubator” and the […]
Although it launched without a defined theme linking all the presentations and performances, Subtle Technologies maintained a structure that has proven quite successful in its previous instances: it comprised of a screening, a performance, an exhibition and a symposium rich of the most diverse projects and collaborations. To kick off […]
welcome to Subtle Technologies 2011 a lot of news this years, both in terms of themes developed and programming. unlike the last few years, it won’t feature a specific key theme. in fact, this year the programming committee has decided to leave the topic “free”. maybe this is a sign […]
All the videos of the conference are on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/alwaysalreadynew Enjoy! 🙂
Mediateca Santa Teresa, Via della Moscova 28, Milano Visualizzazione ingrandita della mappa Milano Public Transportation website: http://www.atm-mi.it/en/Pages/default.aspx Submission of Full Papers Papers (no more than 2500 words) will be required by December 23rd, 2010. Papers received after this date will not be published. Full details of copy-ready requirements will […]
Planetary Collegium, M-Node & NABA Media Design & New Media Art Symposium in collaboration with Noema and Mediateca Santa Teresa present New Media Art Education & Research 3: Always Already New Thinking Media, Subversing Feeling, Scaffolding Knowledge: Art and Education in the Praxis of Transformation curated by Francesco Monico December 16 – 18, 2010 Mediateca Santa Teresa, […]
Here some links about the conference’s topics. For any suggestions please, get in touch with conferences -/at\- noemalab.org Share, Share Widely (2005) A Conference on New Media Education Art of Free Cooperation Book: The Art of Free Cooperation. Ed. by Trebor Scholz and Geert Lovink. Autonomedia, 2007 http://www.autonomedia.org/node/41 Media Arts Scoping Studies (2009) The […]
[ITA] “Interviewing new media art didactics” è un ciclo di interviste effettuate a docenti che insegnano discipline afferenti al rapporto tra arte e tecnologia in Italia. Il progetto, a cura di Alessio Chierico, raccoglie le testimonianze e le prospettive di ogni docente intervistato, per inquadrare la situazione della didattica nel contesto […]
Due to the postponed deadline for delivering the abstracts (October 31, 2010), the subsequent dates change as follow: – Authors will be notified of acceptance by November 15, 2010. – Papers (no more than 2500 words) will be required by November 30, 2010. Papers received after this date will not be published. […]
October 22, 2010 Important update Following many requests, we decided to extend the deadline for delivering the abstracts. Now it has been postponed to Sunday 31, 2010.
2) A second type of ethics concern was raised by a number of arists involved in the exhibition “Transbiotics” and by scholars working at the intersection between art and research. A problem that has been widely discussed (see the recent book Tactical Biopolitics 2008, MIT press ) but that won’t […]
In the context of the main theme of the conference and the exhibition, the issue of ethics emerged following two directions: 1) ethics in pondering the figure of the hybrid, the entanglement of zoe and bio, the intersection of bio and info. In the first case, Zylinska suggests that we […]
While Steinman‘s concern is not the fate of the object (or the organ, here represented in a simplified matter, because a complete—if ever exists–rendition would not help diagnose a stroke or a blood clot), or whether the object is represented realistically or just schematically . her concern is more related […]
During a panel dedicated to “sensations in worlds…” Thomas Lamarre paraphrased Gabriel Tarderegarding the issue of social textures and, in particular, the divide between things in the world and things of the mind: in opposition to Durkheim, who posited a preexisting divide between individual and society that must be mediated […]
As Daina Tainina claimed early on during her intervention, it is not sufficient to write about the intersection of meanings, words and material. Rather, it is necessary to make these intersections happen, by concretely practicing or experiencing such intersections, in the same way Leibniz did with calculus, an attempt at […]
Remaining in the field of textiles, two further works provided diverse approaches that departed from the simple notion of tissue = skin, or skin =textile, to demonstrate not only the connections, but also the ethical issues that underpin the use of such logical analogy. For instance the work of Seçil […]
