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Made With Memory And p5js
mido on his practice, memory, and communityKnown as Mido in Taiwan’s Tezos Telegram group, he was a photographer and designer in reality. However, Mido’s interest in generative art emerged with the rise of cryptocurrency in early …
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It’s About Survival Crisis
Chang Ming Yao on NFT, Desire, and the Secret BaseChang Ming Yao is a well-trained artist who has worked in the art industry. Despite this, he jokingly referred to himself as “maybe an artist” on Twitter. In the blockchain …
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A Perspective on Net.art From South America
Interview with Brian MackernTaiwanese researcher Hsiang-Yun Huang and Argentinian-Uruguayan researcher Daniela Ruiz Moreno collaborate to investigate internet art from the perspective of postcolonialism and the Global South. This editorial features interviews with artists …
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Inviting Borders
Transfer Station – The Missing Shadow at Gemeinde KölnBorders are real but not always tangible. They arise from the idea of the other and blur when these divisions overlap. Within our political geography, …
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How Cities Failed Us
A Review of Go Without TransferToday, we experience an ease of motion unknown to any prior civilization, and yet motion has become the most anxiety-laden of daily activities. Richard Sennett, …
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Politics beyond Identity Politics
2024 Whitney BiennialThe 81st Whitney Biennial closed on August 11th. This year, curators Chrissie Iles and Meg Onli spent eleven months conducting investigations and research, visiting over …
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One of the challenges in bringing forth decolonial ideas to a contemporary art audience is the fact that, for many, colonial history often appears as …
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One can hardly fail to notice that, from Benjamin’s chef d’oeuvre in 1935, The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction, derives the …
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What is the Shape of the Could?
A Review of A Prehistory of the Cloud“The Cloud is silent, in the background, and almost unnoticeable…until something goes wrong.” (pp.IX) A Prehistory of the Cloud departs from a few seemingly simple questions: …
