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The Experimental Tv Center International Summer Workshop

Redazione DigicultMay 11, 2006

The Experimental Television Center International Summer Workshop 2006 is a collaborative video and sonic arts opportunity, sponsored by ETC and ICA at Alfred University.... READ MORE...

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Electromagnetic Bodies

Redazione DigicultMay 7, 2006

The exhibition explores the notions of being and desire in a society determined by our bodily immersion within an ubiquitous and omnipresent electromagnetic realm... READ MORE...

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Every year, Offf festival features in Barcelona at CCCB museum of contemporary art, digital artists, web and print designers, motion graphic studios and avant-garde electronic musicians... READ MORE...

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RFID & The Internet Of Things

Redazione DigicultMay 7, 2006

RFID will play a pivotal role in fusing the physical world with the digital. RFID allows for the unique identification of objects, and any kind of online data can be linked to these unique ID's... READ MORE...

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Mixed Media: Evento Di Cultura Elettronica

Redazione DigicultMay 5, 2006

Three great nights of audiovisual live performances in front of the impressive Kiefer's Towers with a box made of 5 screens and a sound system surround 4+1... READ MORE...

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Deconstructing Deck

Domenico QuarantaMay 2, 2006

Nowadays the adjective collaborative, referred to an art work, sounds old and arouse a stupid smile typical of our infant memories. Its glorious moment was in the middle 90's, when the new creative possibilities given by the Net were a new entry, as the interactivity... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 14, May 2006

I Love Gif

Valentina TanniMay 2, 2006

Animated GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) are the emblem of a vintage aesthetic applied to the net. A retro and nostalgic aesthetic, built with natural forms, a poor palette, the pixel grid in view. One of the first format to allow the insertion of animated elements inside web pages, in use since the dawning of the Internet... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 14, May 2006

Progetto Antenna: Audiovisual Rendering

Bertram NiessenMay 2, 2006

By multiplying themselves infinitely, rendering specialists multiply 3D experiments, unfortunately not always at the same speed. Sculpturing virtual material and sculpturing sound, scanning physical time and cutting up cinematographic time are beginning to be manipulated by the new creative generation in search of more and more integrated expressive techniques... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 14, May 2006

Pleix, French Videoclip

Alessandra MiganiMay 2, 2006

There is a videoclip, one of the most curios, funny and classy that Mtv has ever seen. On music notes and rhythmic created by Vitalic, a genius of the French electronic movement, a lot of dogs and puppies are flying in slow motion, a great contrast with the music... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 14, May 2006

The Multimedia Colours Of Micha Klein

Elena Bianchi VairaniMay 2, 2006

Micha Klein, Holland school year 1964 is considered to be one of the most well known exhibiters of digital art and culture of recent years, computer graphic genius and pioneer of the vjing, in the as we intend it today... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 14, May 2006

Children Of Uranium

Teresa De FeoMay 2, 2006

Lots of people thinks he is not so nice, and they are probably right. He is a snob, too self conscious, with a huge ego, and by the way he is anglosaxon, with all the bad habits this mean. Loving him or hating him, once again and underneath it all, we are talking about Peter Greenaway... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 14, May 2006

All Christina Kubisch’s Ligths

Luca BergeroMay 2, 2006

The solo show of Chiristina Kubisch in Turin is an important occasion to approach the work of one of the undoubted reference points in the field of visual art connected to audio. And silence on the corners , the solo show of the German artist, was housed in the e/static Gallery (Digimag#11) from the 1st of April to the 13th of May... READ MORE...

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Muv Festival, Music And Digital Arts

Sarah NussenblattMay 2, 2006

The second edition of Muv is coming from 26 th May to 4 th June . This is an experimental media art festival, a beggaring description representation of electronic music and innovative visions, which was born last year in Florence. The main components are the audio-visual combination and an interest for the European scene connected to the Italian verve for the development of a high-quality multi-sensorial project and a unique location... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 14, May 2006

Viral Communication Hotbed

Claudia D'AlonzoMay 2, 2006

According to some scientists the word virus does not indicate a living being, but information contained in the DNA/RNA with a various alignment at some point of the genome. The virus enters into the organism and taking advantage of vital cycles and nutriment it infects it, it modifies the cellular morphology succeeding at times to prime modifications in the informative matrix of the host, represented by the DNA... READ MORE...

ActivismArticlesDigimag - Issue 14, May 2006

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...

ActivismArticlesDigimag - Issue 14, May 2006

The Ethics Of Emerging Technology

Gigi GhezziMay 2, 2006

From May 26 th to May 28 th 2006, at the Stanford University Law School a conference will be held, entitled 'Human Enhancement Technologies and Human Rights' Human enhancement technology involves neural studies for the overcoming of paralysis and brain lesions... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 14, May 2006

Which Culture?

Luigi PagliariniMay 2, 2006

In an editorial on teenagers, published on the New York Times of November 2005, the colleague analyst Keith Ablow denounces the status of the widespread mental distress among teenagers... READ MORE...

ArticlesDigimag - Issue 14, May 2006

Daniel Rozin, Mirror Of The Soul

Marco MancusoMay 2, 2006

Daniel Rozin is an artist and teacher of new technologies applied to interactive arts. Personally one of the most original international author, one of the few able to exalt the concept of interactivity with his works and personalize the connections between artist, work and spectator... READ MORE...

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