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  • Akihito

    125th Emperor of Japan

    His Imperial Majesty Akihito, the 125th Emperor of Japan, the elder son of the late Emperor Shôwa (Hirohito) and Empress Kojun (Nagako), was born on 23 December 1933 at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo.
  • Politics
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 7#1 Peter Fend 1 Jan 1992

    Newsroom Amsterdam:

    Accumulating Evidence of a hidden Struggle for Access to Tibet

    During the last week of October 1992, a death notice repeatedly appeared in the International Herald Tribune claiming that We, the people of Tibet, are greatly indebted to the 'just-deceased Members...
  • 2006 Tim Etchells

    The City of Untried Chemistry

    He went through her things many times after she disappeared, but if at first he was hoping to find a sign post to her whereabouts, it was soon just his habit. Looking was a late-night searching for...

  • The Browser Is Dead; Long Live the Browser

    The myth of the graphical browser is that it can be used universally. This browser and no other brings the Web home to you as it's meant to be. But the Web has gotten big and meets a variety of needs...
  • 2009 Arne Hendriks

    Bis dass der Tod euch scheidet

    Het fatale huwelijk tussen RAF, Bild en BRD

    De West Duitse terroristische groepering Rote Armee Fraktion, actief tussen 1968 en 1993, bestond voor een opvallend groot deel uit jonge vrouwen. Politiek geweld was niet langer het exclusieve...
  • Mediamatic Off-Line Vol. 10#3 Mathilde ter Heijne 1 Jan 2001

    A collective Psychosis?

    Interview

    Mathilde ter Heijne interviews German psychoanalyst Gertrud Hardtmann, October 13, 2001
  • 2006 Arjen Mulder, Maaike Post

    The City of Homeless Pigeons

    Early in the mornings that spring, we always sat waiting until the curtain opened and the father fed the son his porridge. In the light of the kitchen lamp the little boy sat waiting in his high...
  • 2006 Tom McCarthy

    City of Cards

    We had decided that I should arrive by sea. Amsterdam has always been a port, so entering it this way had a certain logic, given my brief. It was anything but practical, though: from Turin I had to...
  • 2007 Krystian Woznicki

    Heat, Autumn.World, Province

    Forgotten Flags in the context of society

    The summer of 2006 was a hot one. In previous years temperatures had been erratic, the weather unpredictable; sometimes we just had to accept the fact that fall had begun although the months of June
  • 1 Jan 2004

    Jeremy Rifkin

    Visionary Economist

    Jeremy Rifkin, president of the Foundation on Economic Trends, is the author of seventeen books on the impact of scientific and technological changes on the economy, the workforce, society, and...
  • Mediamatic Off-Line Vol. 11#1 Paul Groot 1 Jan 2003

    Simon, Xiamen

    Gerald van der Kaap

    Gerald van der Kaap is indeed a photographer of his own free will, but also really rather in spite of himself.
  • Suat Ozkan 1 Jan 2003

    Suattime

    Fuer den Mauerfall im Kopf

    Protokoll: Suat Oezkan, TV-Moderator

  • Nezaket Ekici

    artist

    Nezaket Ekici uses social and cultural quotidian experiences in her work. That context is absorbed to create a performance that uses the body as symbol, in interaction with technology and the...
  • Mediamatic Off-Line Vol.10#2 Salvatore Puglia 1 Jan 2001

    Edificatori di Monumenti

    At that time, I went to the university almost every day, for appointments, class or political meetings, but mainly to stay with some friend or other company. Even when we had little to say or do. We...
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 7#3/4 Dirk Van Weelden, Martin Bril 1 Jan 1994

    Memos to Malone

    John Charles Custer Malone is owner and ceo of tci, the biggest cable operator in the usa, which among other things owns Ted Turner Broadcasting Systems (cnn), The Discovery Channel, and qvc, the usa'...

  • He who says Zero he who says One

    Learning-plays by Brecht performed by humans and machine

    My current research at Goldsmiths MA Critical Theory and Practice concerns FLOSS+Art and the epic theatre of Bertolt Brecht that seeks to interrogate political action in a control society.

  • Infinitycity

    It was not the first time a body had turned up in a canal. A floater. Body of a male. Young. Twenties. No signs of assault. No signs of external injury. Obviously, there was the story of how he lost...
  • 1 Jan 2003

    Richard Wright

    One of America's greatest black writers

    Richard Wright was among the first African American writers to achieve literary fame and fortune, but his reputation has less to do with the color of his skin than with the superb quality of his work.
  • Perfume Niklaus Mettler 20 Aug 2018

    Filtered Beans

    The Scent of Fancy Condos

    The qualities of cafés can tell us about the make-up of a community, a neighborhood’s ethnic composition and about the urban development of a city. Niklaus Mettler extracted the flavors of three...
  • 1 Jan 2003

    Bilwet

    mediatheoretici

    Bilwet, stichting ter Bevordering van Illegale Wetenschap, is een collectief van vijf kunstenaars/schrijvers/theoretici: Geert Lovink, Arjen Mulder, Basjan van Stam, Lex Wouterloot en Patrice Riemens.
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 7#3/4 Nenad Fisher 1 Jan 1994

    Foreword

    The following excerpt from Cynic's Manual for war making and how to get away with it is taken from the chapter 'How to waltz to the national Anthem.' Despite such a promising musicological and...
  • Maurice Specht 1 Jan 2002

    What Happened in Reality

    As with all programmes, they never function the way they are written, and the programme of this symposium was no exception. Unfortunately some of the speakers were unable to attend. However enough...

  • Why Lithuanians don't dance

    and the Austrians don't like prizes

    Awards are never fair. And they are never fun. Except maybe for those who take part and win. And even that not always. However, 5 internationally famous artists on show and 50.000 euros in prize...
  • Frascati

    Crisis in Frascati

    Strategieen van de kunstenaar

    Frascati roept in maart de crisis uit. We breken de theatermuren open en slepen de wereld naar binnen. Wat brengt de dag vandaag? We zien valutaduikvluchten, macht & paniek. We horen een roep om...

  • "Resilience, reality and surviving"

    Amir Qudaih about our upcoming exhibition Border Ecologies and the Gaza Strip

    “You don't really have too many people from Gaza outside here because we don't really make it out. Gaza is a very small place, it's literally three miles wide, 17 miles long. You can run it and it's...

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