Histories and Theories of Intermedia

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Monday, June 7, 2010

YOU TUBE AND THE ACCIDENTAL VIDEOART, Monica Ponzini

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YouTube has radically changed not only the way we look at video, but also the role of the audience and the language of video. No longer a ...
Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Users and Usership of Art: Challenging Expert Culture, Stephen Wright

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The task of the day is to “revive art’s transformative potential within the broadest possible frame,” to use Alexander Alberro’s expression...
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Monday, January 18, 2010

Models of Authorship in New Media, Lev Manovich

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Feb 1 2002 Drawing from DJ culture, Star Trek, and quality assurance, Lev Manovich outlines key collaborative trends incorporated by new me...
Saturday, April 26, 2008

SAME AS IT EVER WAS - ACTS OF DIGITAL RE-AUTHORING, Michael Betancourt

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Abstract This theoretical examination focuses on the idea that recombinatory practices commonly found in new media constitute a challenge to...
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