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A visit to UCLA Department of Design | Media Arts, part 1

While i was in Los Angeles ealier this month, i had the great opportunity to visit the UCLA Department of Design | Media Arts and chat with some of the students. The department educates designers and artists for the information age by teaching the fundamentals of Design, Media, and the Arts, and encouraging experimentation and innovation continue

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A visit to UCLA Department of Design | Media Arts, part 2


One week before the MFA Exhibition, here are a couple more works i discovered when i met the students of Department of Design | Media Arts at UCLA in Los Angeles continue

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Chelsea afternoon

Last Thursday was my merry day walking around Chelsea art galleries. Here’s a tiny selection of what i saw continue

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Positions in flux: On the changing role of the artist and institution in the networked society (intro)

The symposium ‘Positions in flux’ focused on some of the major parameters for the current and future development of contemporary art. In particular it aimed to reflect on the aspect of cultural sustainability of art projects, art and technology initiatives and art curating continue

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Positions in Flux - Panel 1: Art goes politics - Hans Bernhard from UBERMORGEN.COM


Hans Bernhard on why UBERMORGEN.COM are not activists, but ‘actionists - in the communicative and experimental tradition of viennese actionism - performing in the global media, communication and technology networks’ continue

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Positions in Flux - Panel 1: Art goes politics - Wafaa Bilal

The Iraqi born artist, who gained worldwide fame in 2007 with his performance Domestic Tension (aka. Shoot an Iraqi), explained why media art has the potential to contribute to a discussion about today’s most burning political and social issues continue


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Positions in Flux - Panel 1: Art goes politics - Christian Huebler from Knowbotic Research

Knowbotic Research is looking for new zones of intransparency in which people can fully experiment and circulate, where one is neither representable nor identifiable. What would happen if we fight surveillance society with transparency? continue

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littleBits, pre-engineered circuit boards connected by tiny magnets

All logic and circuitry is pre-engineered, so you can play with electronics without knowing electronics. Tiny magnets act as connectors and enforce polarity, so you can’t put things in the wrong way. And all the schematics will be shared under an opensource license so you can download, upload, suggest new bits and hopefully see them come to life continue
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Positions in Flux - Panel 2: New territories and cultures of the digital

This panel looked at the geographical shift that media culture currently undergoes. Europe, North America and Japan used to be at the forefront of digital production, design, art and technological research. Now that technologies become available at lower prices and spread more widely on the globe, new initiatives and bottom-up organisations are burgeoning in East Europe, the Middle East, Africa and South America continue

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Positions in Flux - Panel 3: Open Source - A scheme for art production and curating?

Can the OS model be applied to artworks or even exhibitions? In how far does the open source model differ from other forms of artistic collaboration? Is there a new role model for both the artist and the curator in the future? Which (economic) value and impact has expertise in open source production? How could institutions and organisations respond to this trend and create public domains? continue

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