Mobile Art — Links
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…
Writing
A museum of great (old) novelties
Pop culture celebrates the past in music, fashion, design, architecture, and entertainment, turning the moment into a monument to a present that never was Everything is restored, from…
Memories of the Future of an Art Without a Past
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,…
Liquid Memories
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…
URnotHere
URnotHere (You are Not Here) is a machine to create cities that confronts the hyper-locative discourse of social media interfaces. It challenges us to create a new geography of nomadic…
From Page Culture to Data Culture
The migration from page culture to data culture is the topic I address today in the series Graphic Design Today: Testimonies and Related Topics, organized by Centro Universitário Maria…
Nomadismos Tecnológicos
Nomadismos tecnológicos (dispositivos móviles: usos masivos y prácticas artísticas), G. Beiguelman and Jorge La Ferla (eds.). Barcelona: Ariel, 2011. DownloadThe Portuguese edition of…
The QR-Comms
The QR-Comms by Giselle BeiguelmanPoetry Beyond the TextFinal ExhibitionThe Royal Scottish Academy, The Mound, Edinburgh, EH2 2EL2 2ELNov. 11th - Dec. 18thThe QR-Comms is an interactive…
Txt, txt, txt
Since August — more precisely, since the Timthumb disaster — this site has been limping along.I still haven’t managed to get organized again. I had to reformat the server (what a pain!),…
Information Curation
Among the many terms and roles born with Web 2.0, information curator deserves attention. This discussion, virtually—if not entirely—absent from media art, where debates about online…