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The Other Tv Is Made Up With A Modem

Beatrice FerrarioDecember 1, 2005

Think of intermittent images black and white writings and old televisions interferences. Think of biting shocking funny provoking and mocking videos. Imagine a contrary to trend web site that imposes an access time to visit its pages and a broadcasting station making fun of television and its characters... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 10, December 2005 / January 2006

Resfest, Keep The Mind Curious

Alessandra MiganiDecember 1, 2005

I still have the images in my mind, I am happy to have participated in the first edition of Resfest in Rome at Palladium Theatre ( 18 th -20 th November 2005 ). Let's try to sum up what the new artistic vanguards are elaborating in the world of video... READ MORE...

ArticlesDesignDigimag - Issue 10, December 2005 / January 2006

Copyzero X: Multiple Choice Licence

Maria MolinariDecember 1, 2005

Copyzero is an exclusive complete system promoted by the Movimento Costozero . As we have already talked about last month in the first part of this article, with digital signature and temporal mark the cost of royalties and licences is reduced to nothing... READ MORE...

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Peam 2005 Report

Luigi PagliariniDecember 1, 2005

After more than one month of activity the third edition of the Pescara Electronic Artists Meeting is over. The meeting, this year, has shown artistic robustness, intellectual determination, social strength, political consciousness and philosophical inspiration... READ MORE...

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Flickr Art: Database And Voyeurism

Valentina TanniDecember 1, 2005

In a justly famous essay written in the now remote 1998 the theorist of new media Lev Manovich acknowledged database as an essential element of the new-born digital culture and he built up a theory inspired by the well known Erwin Panofsky 's study... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 10, December 2005 / January 2006

Tez, Meta Generative Artist

Marco MancusoDecember 1, 2005

TeZ is Maurizio Martinucci 's stage name. He was originally a musician and he became then a 360° media artist thanks to his creative inclination. TeZ is not famous in Italy yet, but he's considered one of the most complete and versatile electronic artist abroad... READ MORE...

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Video Art Perceptive Codes

Mariangela ScalziDecember 1, 2005

These days' visitors of Siena meet with a maybe unexpected scenario when treading in medieval tradition footsteps they get to via di Citt. A strident voice arrogantly tunes up a double-speeded song from the entrance-hall of the historical Palazzo delle Papesse... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 10, December 2005 / January 2006

Bioart, Between Ethics And Aesthetics

Tiziana GeminDecember 1, 2005

By means of technology these days' sciences produce aesthetics images so it is not surprising the artistic field produces works which look like genetic engineering surgical procedures or laboratory experiments... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 10, December 2005 / January 2006

Thomas Brinkmann, Electronic Antistar

Marco MancusoDecember 1, 2005

The two things most of the people knows about Thomas Brinkmann: the first is that the artist is one of the brightest musicians in the so called minimal techno scene of the last 20 years, the second one, is that he has always been dar from the worlwide tour, from the huge cache and from the more or less commercial production... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 10, December 2005 / January 2006

Netporn: New

Tatiana BazzichelliDecember 1, 2005

In olden times we inquired into digital bodies and bit physique, today we prefer real performance to virtual one where the body becomes flesh at last (using a now memorable Cronenberg-like expression. I think many of you remember his movie Videodrome... READ MORE...

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Dj: Shaman Or Jukebox?

Alex DandiDecember 1, 2005

What are the differences between a good dj set and a bad dj set? When a dj is considered a good dj? Who are the best djs? These question seem to be really personal, but they hide some esthetic rule... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 10, December 2005 / January 2006

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...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 09, November 2005

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...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 09, November 2005

It’s Time To Zimmerfrei

Massimo SchiavoniOctober 31, 2005

I'm not interested in creating excellent, beautiful, new, marvellous art objects, but I am in proposing time and sense: different ways to listen to time, different places where share time, exercises to train senses or ways to find our own sense... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 09, November 2005

Klee As Software

Domenico QuarantaOctober 31, 2005

When we leave a first mark/the page is no longer empty/the symmetry is broken/ and the drawing starts to live. This is the incipit of Mobility Agents. A Computational Sketchbook , by John F. Simon, Jr... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 09, November 2005

Generative X, Between Art And Code

Fabio FranchinoOctober 31, 2005

Marius Watz , active as an artist since the early 90s, has recently organized Generative X, a meeting of conferences and exhibitions centred in computational design, which took place in Oslo at the end of September... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 09, November 2005

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...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 09, November 2005