A More-Than-Absolute Present
Detail of Photography in Abundance, by Erik Kessels (2011). He downloaded and printed every photograph posted on Flickr in a single day. Faced with the media avalanche we produce daily on…
Detail of Photography in Abundance, by Erik Kessels (2011). He downloaded and printed every photograph posted on Flickr in a single day. Faced with the media avalanche we produce daily on…
The body is a battleground. The last stronghold of a person’s inalienable property, the body is now the target of biotechnological disputes that bring computation down to the individual’s…
Noisy Landscapes is an invitation to face landscapes, all extremely urban, and to experience their disorder as an essential paradigm for appreciating them.The project combines two concerns:…
For now we shall not sing of love, which has taken refuge deeper than the underground. We shall sing of fear, which sterilizes embraces, we shall not sing of hatred, for it does not exist,…
Today I am giving my lecture at Talent Campus Buenos Aires. I will discuss the status of the contemporary image, conceived and appropriated by and within networks. I believe an entirely…
Interventions in Urban Networks (cybrid and expanded spaces in contemporary art and the city) is the graduate course I teach at FAU-USP.The course syllabus is here. Links to the art…
Three Junctures of Remix, curated by Eduardo Navas.It runs Jan. 17 to March 15 in the gallery@calit2.The exhibition THREE JUNCTURES OF REMIX features the art of Mark Amerika & Chad…
Net art has always been a problem in space, failing to fit exhibition traditions. It became a problem for time, disappearing along with the sites it linked to, the servers that hosted it,…
Some thoughts. Inspired by our Symposium "Possible Futures – Art, Museums and Digital Archives" www.fau.usp.br/digitalmemory Few words have become as commonplace as “memory”. Memory, which…
[Bilingual catalog]DownloadArte. BR: Tecnofágica, adhocrática e radicante [English version: Download catalog] Technophagy is neither a trend nor a movement, but a personal concept developed…