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Tafkav And A Flower Called Vanda

Teresa De Feo
Communication between different entities, in an age of deep anthropologic changes, is the topic on which the complex research of TAFKAV , 'The Artist Formerly Kwon As Vanda' , develops. That is a fully Italian installation which brilliantly deals with uncertain and controversial questions that still have to be discussed, thus succeeding in giving a glimpse on digital arts' next future and more.... READ MORE...
ArticlesDesignDigimag - Issue 30, December 2007 / January 2008Science

Andrea Marutti: Italian Experimental Underground

Bertram Niessen
Digimag readers are probably bored by my long prologues on the reasons why I chose to interview someone. I'm unfortunately convinced, and I'm getting more and more into those convictions, that explaining the reasons behind articles is definitely one of the most important part of the article itself. Well, Some weeks ago I was at Torkiera in Milan (for those who missed it, Torkiera is one of the few spaces of the metropolis that is seriously promoting musical experimentation, among all its proposals). I was resonating with Marco Mancuso about potential interviews. Suddenly, I saw the table of Afe Records and I asked myself: Is it possible that we haven't interviewed Andrea Marutti yet, one of the most interesting key character of the experimental underground of the last ten years?. Yep, it is possible. So here I apology and remediate.... READ MORE...
ArticlesDigimag - Issue 30, December 2007 / January 2008

Graffiti Research Lab: Writers As Hackers As Artists

Monica Ponzini
Real and virtual spaces, cities and new media. These are the domains of confrontation of the new semantic clashes, made of massified and pre-digested messages on one hand, and free circulation, manipulation and expression of ideas on the other. The main characters are big companies, buying ads spaces to spark the consumerism at the basis of their economies, versus individuals, sometimes gathered in little independent groups, using new technologies for realising and using expressions means and the net to communicate and join in.... READ MORE...
ArticlesDigimag - Issue 30, December 2007 / January 2008

Polymorphic Intelligence: Part 2

Luigi Pagliarini
As far as we know, the human being is the most 'intelligent' organism. Their brain includes a number of fuctions so complex and sophisticated that, when the neurologist and psychologist Howard Gardner in his Frames of Mind tries to recap its structure, he comes up with seven sub-structures: Linguistic Intelligence, Logic-Mathematical Intelligence, Musical Intelligence, Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence, Spatial Intelligence, Interpersonal Intelligence and Intrapersonal Intelligence.... READ MORE...
ArticlesDigimag - Issue 30, December 2007 / January 2008

Mutamorphosis: Challenging Arts And Science

Silvia Scaravaggi
From 8th to 11th November Prague has been protagonist of the third edition of the international festival Enter3, dedicated to the relationship between art, science and new technologies, with a series of expositions, performances, panels, workshops and the Mutamorphosis symposium, meeting and exchange point between students, artists, scientists from all over the world.... READ MORE...
ArticlesDigimag - Issue 30, December 2007 / January 2008Science

New Media Art Education

Redazione Digicult
I nuovi strumenti della comunicazione telematica, i suoi nuovi linguaggi ed effetti nell'ambito della cultura e piu' in generale della societa', non si limitano a modificare i tradizionali modelli artistici, politici e commerciali, ma trasformano il modo di pensare e dunque la logica alla base del pensiero occidentale e globale.... READ MORE...
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