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Television Serrana, Mountain Network

Lucrezia CippitelliJune 1, 2006

Buey Arriba is a rural community placed down a hill. There's only a coach passing it by daily, main street crosses the village and coasts fields, every Sunday a small fair takes place some kilometres away from the village, near the banks of a little river... READ MORE...

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Max Payne Cheats Only

Domenico QuarantaJune 1, 2006

What happens on the screen of our computer can tell a lot about us, of our tastes as well as of our daily existence. Back in the far- off 1997, the project Desktop IS, by Alexei Shulgin, showed how a simple desktop screenshot might be an effective self-portrait... READ MORE...

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C.stem, Generative Art Forms

Tiziana GeminJune 1, 2006

It is not easy to give a definition of generative art if you do not want to be limited, moreover some aspects of this expressive form can create misunderstandings and doubts on the comprehension of this phenomenon. An explanation clarifying some essential outlines is given by Philip Galanter... READ MORE...

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A Cup Of Tea With Matthew Barney

Isabella DepanisJune 1, 2006

Drawing Restraint 9 , the new work of Matthew Barney. A full-length film 135minute long with soundtrack studied by Bjork. Two of the most interesting minds of the nowadays scenery have worked together on this project, a video plunged with Japanese culture... READ MORE...

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Video Art In Loop

Barbara SansoneJune 1, 2006

May will be a month full of dates in Barcelona this year. The many and unmissable spring festivals can represent the way to explore more or less remote corners, but always very interesting, of a city that seemes to be always discovered.... READ MORE...

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When The Dj Goes To The Cinema

Alex DandiJune 1, 2006

these last few weeks news has emerged that Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel De Homen Cristo have finished a feature film entitled Daft Punk's Electroma that talks about two robots that are intent on finding their own humanity... READ MORE...

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Giuseppe Ielasi – Untitled

Simone BertuzziJune 1, 2006

It is worth noting that a new record by Giuseppe Ielasi was released. I would like to avoid biographical notes and recording lists and focus on this new untitled disk of the musician, producer, distributor, as well as organiser of little events which will bring big international musicians in our country... READ MORE...

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Visual Signage In The Italian Ether

Claudia D'AlonzoJune 1, 2006

Next 9 th and 10 th June the spot in disuse of the Pontedera Piaggio factory will put up the 2MANYVJS second edition, vj'ing and electro music festival that unites young artists of the electro scene, with due care for Italian area... READ MORE...

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Minimalist Monday At The Tate Modern

Alessandra MiganiJune 1, 2006

The London Tate Modern, sanctuary of the contemporary art, has just welcomed a series of events to celebrate art, music, dance and movies. UBS Openings: The Long Weekend , this is the name of the first festival of live events... READ MORE...

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Lemur Robots, Electric Music Players?

Teresa De FeoJune 1, 2006

Mechanical creatures are always captivating, although digital culture seems to be directed toward visual, web semantic shifts, and informatics codes poetic and revolutionary linking. But we are talking about robots that keep on lasting and astonishing despite the success of immaterial dimension. Karel Capek 's offspring is increasingly numerous... READ MORE...

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Collaboration Paradox

Gigi GhezziJune 1, 2006

Collaboration is one of the most consolidated scientific practices. Scientific collaboration derives from the increasing knowledge specialization, from the complexity of investigation problems and from the increase of technological devices costs... READ MORE...

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Offf Festival, Graphic Design Con Amore

Barbara SansoneJune 1, 2006

Una volta un musicista pose una domanda piuttosto comune: Qual il senso per il pubblico nell'incontrarsi fisicamente con gli autori di web art? Ovviamente il senso umano, ma allora perché gli enti pubblici dovrebbero pagare questa cosa?... READ MORE...

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The Best Of Offf

Luca MarzelloJune 1, 2006

The Barcelona-based OFFF festival presented as usual a series of meetings with the world's best graphic designers. The artists introduced their works to the audience during meetings, workshops, and projects... READ MORE...

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Online Video

Monica PonziniJune 1, 2006

The mess is the message. This is how Wired magazine portrays the online video present situation. An explosion of aggregators , that is portals collecting and re-distributing different video materials and single Web sites such as vlogs, experimental animations, video-archives and newsletters... READ MORE...

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The New On The Stage

Massimo SchiavoniJune 1, 2006

A work by Mario Merz identifies the eleventh edition of the Festival delle Colline Torinesi a Fibonacci series that grows from one to a multitude of numbers. The staff of the festival started to work in the 1996 in the Hopefulmonster center, the publishing house of Beatrice Merz... READ MORE...

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Digital Sculpture Is Oriented Toward North

Beatrice FerrarioJune 1, 2006

Sabrina Raaf, is a young but established Chicago-based artist working in experimental sculptural media and photography. She creates works of art linking science and technology, nature and mechanics. Her sculptures continuously relate to real world, but Sabrina alters familiar landscapes bringing invisible aspects back to life... READ MORE...

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Mixed Media: S’alzi Il Sipario Sul Digitale

Francesca ValsecchiJune 1, 2006

L'occasione per Milano ghiotta: la location spettacolare su cui tutto gi stato detto e scritto, un programma dal respiro internazionale e convincente nel percorso trasversale a cui ambiva, sugli schermi i contenuti dell'arte digitale ed elettronica, disciplina che raramente trova spazio nella programmazione culturale della nostra citt... READ MORE...

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Stalder: The Future Of Digital Communities

Tatiana BazzichelliMay 2, 2006

It was almost 10 years ago, when in 1994 Pierre Levy wrote the collective intelligence. Maybe it was a too positive vision of what was going to be the digital, but that book developed a lot of scenary, from the idea of a virtual community to a ciberspace made of related minds.... READ MORE...

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