Does the Internet never forget?
In my column Ouvir Imagens on Rádio USP this Monday, March 12, I discussed technological obsolescence and its impact on the memory of net art.They say the Internet never forgets. But…
In my column Ouvir Imagens on Rádio USP this Monday, March 12, I discussed technological obsolescence and its impact on the memory of net art.They say the Internet never forgets. But…
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…
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…
In 2008, the Sergio Motta Institute held three festivals—HTTPVideo, HTTPTags, and HTTPSound—curated by Giselle Beiguelman on three major Web 2.0 platforms: YouTube, Delicious, and MySpace.…