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steve on Friday
May 10, @03:49AM |
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"For the first time in Germany the department
digitalcraft of mak.frankfurt arranges an interdisciplinary
exhibition regarding computer viruses. In a society of
communication and information the dealing with computer
viruses belongs to every day digital life. [I love you -
computer_virus_hacker_culture] creates a tensed
connection from computer viruses as a factor of economic
threat to an element that gives momentum to art. Divided
into different areas it demonstrates the by now 30 years of
computer virus history, its technical development, a
visualisation of hidden processes and the aesthetic
dimension of computer viruses. The organisers search for
the phenomenon’s artistic potential. What are actually
computer viruses? Who creates them and why? What sort of
world is hiding behind these everyday phenomena?
. . .
"Kingdom of Piracy [KOP] is an
online, open work space which explores piracy as the net's
ultimate art form. Hosted by the Acer Digital Art Center
[ADAC] in Taiwan as part of ArtFuture 2002, [KOP] will
include links, objects, ideas, software, commissioned
artists' projects, critical writing and online streaming
media events. The exhibition will launch a pilot website in
December 2001, and during the following three months the
project's curators will begin a process of commissioning
projects and written work." KOP artists include:
"BEIGE vs. RSG," Raqs Media Collective + Joy Chatterjea, Mukul Patel & Manu Luksch, ubermorgen.com, 0100101110101101.ORG, doubleNegatives, p.RT, Kristian Lukic & Zvonko Gorecan, Autrijus Tang & Ilya Eric Lee, Exonemo, Diane Ludin, agnese trocchi, olia lialina.
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