Claire Burke

Machine and Mind, Rethinking Affect

Claire BurkeMay 27, 2020

We live in a world where technologies are increasingly blurring the boundaries of affect, between man and machine. As technology becomes more integrated into our lives, will we become more integrated into technology? Article by Claire Burke... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag – Issue 86, 2nd Quarter 2020Web

The punctum as glitch in contemporary art: the art of Rosa Menkman

Claire BurkeSeptember 18, 2018

In our ever increasing technological world, glitches and crashes that are a result of error have become a part of our culture. It is an event that can provide a sense of curiosity; similar to the Roland Barthes idea of the punctum. In this article Claire Burke will look at how this idea can be applied today within contemporary culture and in the work by artist Rosa Menkman... READ MORE...

ArtArticlesDigimag – Issue 81, 3rd Quarter 2018

Artificial Languages, the lingua franca of the Post Digital

Claire BurkeMay 4, 2018

Technology has revolutionised modern life at a global level, especially the written language where technology has had the biggest influence. In this article, Claire Burke explores the effect technology has had on human language and how coding and programming languages have made an impact on the creation of contemporary art.... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag – Issue 80, 2nd Quarter 2018Web

The Internet as a network and platform for art in the public sphere

Claire BurkeFebruary 21, 2018

In the Internet age, the discourse of the public sphere has become increasingly relevant. Claire Burke examines Habermas' idea of the public sphere and how his central concern; the idea that society depends on communication, is relevant to the Internets role in the evolution of a globally networked society and how it can be used as a creative as well as a social space to discuss and to view art.... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag – Issue 79, 1st Quarter 2018Web