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MIT Press
Language
English
Pages
494

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Subjects
Art and the Internet, Art et Internet, ART, Digital, Kunst, Internet, Neue Medien, Konst och Internet, Art

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Table of Contents

Do you believe in users?/Turing complete user -- Olia Lialina and Dragan Espenschied
coming soon: ebay paypal blogs the internet -- Cory Arcangel
Doing assembly : the art of Cory Arcangel -- Tina Kukielski
Dispersion -- Seth Price
Two statements on Carnivore -- Alexander R. Galloway
Digressions from the memory of a minor encounter -- Raqs Media Collective
The different worlds of Cao Fei -- Alice Ming Wai Jim
Net aesthetics 2.0 conversation, New York City, 2006: Part 1 of 3 -- Cory Arcangel, Michael Bell-Smith, Michael Connor, Caitlin Jones, Marisa Olson, and Wolfgang Staehle, with Lauren Cornell, Moderator
Aleksandra Domanović and Oliver Laric in conversation with Caitlin Jones --
A brief history of And/Or Gallery -- Paul Slocum
Internet explorers -- Ceci Moss
Lost not found : the circulation of images in digital visual culture -- Marisa Olson
"We did it ourselves!" aka "My favorites": volume 1, 2005 to 2009 -- Guthrie Lonergan
Excerpts from Post internet -- Gene McHugh
In the long tail -- Mark Leckey
Everybody's autobiography -- Alex Kitnick
A theorem -- Paul Chan
The centaur and the hummingbird -- Ed Halter
The visibility wars -- Rebecca Solnit
Trevor Paglen in conversation with Lauren Cornell --
What to do with pictures -- David Joselit
Net aesthetics 2.0 conversation, New York City, 2008: Part 2 of 3 -- Petra Cortright, Jennifer McCoy, Kevin McCoy, Tom Moody, Tim Whidden, and Damon Zucconi, with Ed Halter, Moderator
Citizens reporting and the fabrication of collective memory -- Jens Maier-Rothe, Dina Kafafi, and Azin Feizabadi
International art English -- Alix Rule and David Levine -- Chronicle of a traveling theory / -- Alexander Provan
Arcades, mall rats, and Tumblr thugs -- Jesse Darling
Next-level spam -- John Kelsey
Digital divide : contemporary art and new media -- Claire Bishop
Sweeping, dumb and aggressively ignorant!: revisiting 'Digital Divide' -- Claire Bishop
Art workers : between utopia and the archive -- Boris Groys
Black vernacular : reading new media -- Martine Syms
A selection from DISimages: new stock options -- DIS Magazine
Made of the same stuff : Ryan Trecartin's art of transformation -- Michael Wang
Post-Net aesthetics conversation, London, 2013: Part 3 of 3 -- Josephine Berry Slater, Rózsa Farkas, Harm van den Dorpel, and Ben Vickers, with Karen Archey, Moderator
Here I am : telepresent subjecthood in the work of Lotte Rose Kjaer Skau -- Morgan Quaintance
Internet state of mind : where can medium specificity be found in digital art? -- Domenico Quaranta
Too much world: is the Internet dead? -- Hito Steyerl
Bodies in space : identity, sexuality, and the abstraction of the digital and physical -- Karen Archey.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Series
Critical anthologies in art and culture, Critical anthologies in art and culture

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
776
Library of Congress
NX180.I57 M275 2015, NX180.I57 M275 2015eb, NX180.I57M275 2015

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Pagination
xxxiv, 494 pages
Number of pages
494

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL27201867M
ISBN 10
026202926X
ISBN 13
9780262029261
LCCN
2015001909
OCLC/WorldCat
904801010, 929452160

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