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Triggered By Rfid

Redazione DigicultNovember 8, 2005

A workshop about the artistic possibilities of the RFID technology. Triggered by RFID CrashCourse is designed as a Think-and-do Tank which explores RFID from an artist's/ designer's point of view... READ MORE...

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Bit And Byte Story

Redazione DigicultNovember 7, 2005

From the first computer IBM and Olivetti, to the modern information systems of Public Amministration, passing through small revolutions like Commodore 64 and Sinclair Zx Spectrum... READ MORE...

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N[ever]land – Percorsi Digitali

Redazione DigicultNovember 7, 2005

Fourth edition of this festival ofr three days of international meetings and screening about digital technology in the arts and comunications. At the beautiful Villa Borghese in Rome... READ MORE...

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Code Zebra

Redazione DigicultNovember 4, 2005

CodeZebra draws upon debates about the relationship between art and science, the behaviors and characteristics of the inhabitants of those disciplines to create a series of provocations... READ MORE...

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Home Works

Redazione DigicultNovember 2, 2005

Home Works is one of the premiere international cultural projects hosted in the Middle East, bringing together artists, writers, intellectuals, filmmakers, architects, theorists and philosophers.... READ MORE...

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Monza New Media Art Festival

Redazione DigicultNovember 2, 2005

The first edition of Monza New Media Festival starts on wendsday 23 November 2005 . This meeting would like to rapresent the actual state of development of lenguages express with new media... READ MORE...

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Connessioni Leggendarie, Interview To Netart

Marco MancusoNovember 1, 2005

It is really hard to be an impartial journalist when, because of the critical approach hold in this professional figure and the intellectual responsibility of this role, you are almost obliged to express your opinion on what is happening into the world of elecgtronic art... READ MORE...

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Frieze Art Fair

Sarah NussenblattNovember 1, 2005

Regent's Park it's a beautiful park in the heart of London. But for the last three years, during October, it is no more crowded by lazy tourists or English that hope to find some tepid ray of autumnal sun... READ MORE...

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New Center Of Data Processing

Marco MancusoNovember 1, 2005

Rechenzentrum, a data processing centre. It's the best chosen name for an audiovisual electronic experimentation collective, with that Teutonic touch us Italian, and not only us, are so fascinated by. All those who work and are interested in digital art, have learned to know and appreciate this Berlin trio... READ MORE...

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Mikomikona, Media Archeology

Bertram NiessenOctober 31, 2005

Mikomikona is a Berlin duo composed by Andreas Eber and Birgit Schneider. Their audiovisual performances, aimed at an aesthetic minimalist strictness, are experimental lab sessions in which the duo focuses on the physic changes of sound into image and vice versa... READ MORE...

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Techne 05, Border Poetic

Miriam PetruzzelliOctober 31, 2005

The space of choice of the art choosing new technologies and technology innovation becoming linguistic change is one of the most waited for events of this autumn in Milan : Techne 05 third edition of an international biennial exhibition promoted by the Province of Milan... READ MORE...

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Slices, Electronic Music Magazine

Alex DandiOctober 31, 2005

While in Italy we can enjoy the yearned first magazine devoted to electronic music extracted from a well-known French format called Trax , the cunning German are enjoying their first electronic music magazine completely on DVD. Name of the editorial project Slices: the electronic music magazine... READ MORE...

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Dara Friedman: Sunset Island

Monica PonziniOctober 31, 2005

Created by Woody and Steina Vasulka in 1971 as an artistic association and privileged space for video and vanguard music experimentations, The Kitchen in New York remains one of artistic experimentation contemporary hot spots... READ MORE...

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Scultori Di Suono

Giulia BaldiOctober 31, 2005

Scultori di suono non un manuale e non ha pretese di esaustivit. Ma, aggiungiamo noi, comunque un libro originale e prezioso nel panorama editoriale italiano. Infatti, attraverso pagine in cui si alternano ricostruzioni storiche, riflessioni personali e interviste [materiale in parte inedito, in parte rielaborato da quello pubblicato in questi anni dalla Cascella sulle pagine di Blow Up]... READ MORE...

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Retina.it: In The Volcano Hearth

Leo LearchiOctober 31, 2005

It's a pleasure to talk about Retina.it, the project of Lino Monaco and Nicola Buono. Born from the collaboration with Rino Cerrone, a well known Neapolitan Dj, the sound of the group has cut down the post new wave elements to create a personal and mature formula... READ MORE...

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Xx(y), Technologyand Chromosomes

Beatrice FerrarioOctober 31, 2005

Glass premises, very much like a shop, in the centre of the courtyard of a group of council houses in north Milan : this is the way Xxy , an association founded out of the gathering of a group of girls from the ex squat Shesquat and from the experience of the ex hacking laboratory Loa... READ MORE...

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Copyzero: All Rights Digitalized

Maria MolinariOctober 31, 2005

The Movement Costozero is a no-profit association that is fighting for free of charge communication rights, considered to be a real source of development. It supports free information and free access to the means of communication, the diffusion of open content... READ MORE...

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Cryonics, A Prospect Of Immortality

Gigi GhezziOctober 31, 2005

On the opposite pole of pessimists outrance there's a thought current that has a positive and maybe positivist attitude towards future: I'm talking about supporters of cryonics therapy. Cryonics consists of the immediately after death freezing of a human body trated with peculiar protective agents to better assure the preservation of cellular tissues... READ MORE...

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