Juliana Paiva
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13 March 2012, 12:50 am
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tags: anarchaeology, archive, archive art, art, artwork, black box, circuit bending, curatorial statement, disorder, facing foward, flickr, future museum, Geert Lovink, George Legrady, hypertext, internet archive, Jonathan Harris, Jussi Parikka, Krapp, Lev Manovich, Mario Klingemann, media archeology, memory, Michael Wolf, net.art, order, planned obsolescence, Spieker, WYSIWYG, Zielinski
This article is a co-creation by Autumn Hand, Juliana Paiva, Kendall Grady and Mario Gesteira.
Archive (An Informal Introduction)
Let’s blow the dust and grime off the archive. Let’s get to the art of this matter too.
Whether archive evokes a bourgeois, elite, stuffy academic notion of a hidden-away trove of…
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In this postmodern age, McLuhan’s thoughts about medium as an extension of ourselves seems more and more accurate. However, if the medium is us and we are the medium, how we can detach from it?
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