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  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 6#4 Thomas M Macho 1 Jan 1992

    The Art of Pause

    a music-ontological meditation

    Ein großer Kunstgriff der Natur war es, das Leben durch den Schlaf gleichsam zu unterbrechen.
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  • Book: Avital Ronell 1 Jan 1991

    Crack Wars

    Literature, Addiction, Mania

  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 6#4 Norbert Bolz 1 Jan 1992

    The Images of the 21st Century

    Can the cinema show images beyond the cinema? According to Norbert Bolz, the most recent works of Peter Greenaway and Wim Wenders document a spectacularly changed materiality of the film: the...
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 6#4 Marc Holthof 1 Jan 1992

    The Panoramic Ear

    While the eye sees only 180 degrees, the ear hears a panoramic 360. Yet, the ear must submit to the eye. Using the melodious equality of the composer Rousseau, the hearing camera of Jean Renoir and...
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol.7#1 Jules Marshall 1 Jan 1992

    AI !(2)

    Back to Networks
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 8#2/3 Stephen Perrella 1 Jan 1995

    Being@Home as Hypersurface Architecture

    As an alternative project to the moo inventions that Mediamatic suggests for this issue, Stephen Perrella posits an alternative space called Hypersurface, that resists being defined in terms of...
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 7#1 Arjen Mulder 1 Jan 1992

    Ronell

    Avital Ronell, Crack Wars: Literature Addiction Mania, University of Illinois Press 2004

    There is no theory of drugs concludes Ronell in her new book. Jumping on the bandwagon of the current war on drugs, she focuses attention on the 19th-century, the period when heavy use became...
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 9#1 Arjen Mulder 1 Jan 1998

    Hello, I must be going

    These are the thoughts and reflections of Arjen Mulder, the successful media theoretician who, mirrored in William Burroughs' work, recognizes himself as a writer.
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 6#4 Lex Wouterloot 1 Jan 1992

    Silent Killing

    With the progress in fire control, the war machine is becoming ever noisier. Lex Wouterloot put his ear to the ground.
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 7#1 Geert Lovink 1 Jan 1992

    Rheingold

    Howard Rheingold, Virtual Reality, Secker & Warburg, 1991

    The second half of the memorable year 1989 saw not only the 'velvet revolution' that swept Eastern Europe, but also the presentation of virtual reality to the world. Two developments that will occupy...
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 6#4 Rik Delhaas 1 Jan 1992

    Head Suggestions?

    The loss of part of one's body or one of its functions aren't the only reasons for acquiring a prosthesis. It is not only to suggest a complete human being that a range of mechanical, electronic or...
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 6#4 Petra Pijnappels 1 Jan 1992

    Whistling in the Dark

    Pondering the cinéma d'hier, cinéma d'aujourdhui , French director René Clair once attempted to conceive how the film music of the future would sound: The sound film will probably produce a...
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol.7#1 Jules Marshall 1 Jan 1992

    AI! (1)

    It sometimes feels as if everything is up for grabs in the crazy, fin de siècle postmodern-cyberchips-with-everything world of today. There's nothing to count on, nothing you can wave above your head...
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 6#4 Geert Lovink 1 Jan 1992

    Kroker

    Arthur Kroker, The Possessed Individual: Technology and Postmodernity, New World Perspectives 1992

    In modern writings about art and technology, a reference to French theorists would seem almost unavoidable. Arthur Kroker, the Canadian 'panic' theoretician, has made a brief tour of well-known...
  • Arjen Mulder 1 Jan 1999

    Trancemedia: from Simulation to Emulation

    Buying an Opel Kadet and converting it into a Saab, a Mini Cooper, an Alfa Romeo Guiletta Sprint Veloce, a daf truck, a city bus, a Smart and a Trabant, but also into a child's scooter, a tricycle, a...
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol.7#1 Jules Marshall 1 Jan 1992

    A Network of Relationships

    Having a computer on your desk and no modem is like using the Ferrari in your garage only to sit in and listen to the stereo, I once read somewhere. A pc connected to the phone network now has an...
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 6#4 Geert Lovink 1 Jan 1992

    The Theory of Mixing

    an inventory of free radio techniques in Amsterdam

    An extensive underground radio culture exists in Amsterdam, beyond the reach of art or commerce, a culture which strives to make idiosyncratic media connections. Geert Lovink surveys the free ether.
  • Mediamatic Magazine vol. 8#2/3 Errki Huhtamo 1 Jan 1995

    Armchair Traveller on the Ford of Jordan

    The Home, the Stereoscope and the Virtual Voyager

    The general panorama of the world. It introduces to us scenes known only from the imperfect relations of travellers. By our fireside we have the advantage of examining them, without being exposed to...
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 7#3/4 Adilkno, Bilwet 1 Jan 1994

    The Next Medium

    Everything is medial

    There is no original, unmediatized situation in which we can experience an 'authentic' human existence.
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 6#4 Arthur Kroker, Marilouise Kroker 1 Jan 1992

    Mutant Ears

    What is the speed of Music?

    At what point does music red shift to ultrasonic velocity like all those spectral objects before it, break the sound barrier and then follow an immense curvature towards that point of incredible...
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 7#3/4 Hiroshi Masuyama 1 Jan 1994

    Ugo Ugo Lhuga

    The Japanese tv program Ugo-Ugo Lhuga is avant garde electronic theatre for children made by and for the digital generation. Almost immediately after it appeared it reached unprecedented heights of...

  • Game over and over and over and over and (over de…

    (and over) Empathie

    Ik deed mijn handschoenen aan, links gevolgd door rechts. Ondertussen beet ik op mijn lippen, die droog waren van de kou. Ik stond even stil om te kijken hoe laat het was. Een vrouw met kort zwart...
  • Miklos Beyer 1 Jan 1999

    Space Inhaler

    He enters a world where his senses of self, otherness, and reality are blurred by the contemplation of internal, ineffable spectacles. He recounts his trip. A roller coaster ride where he loses his...
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 8#4 Michael Heim 1 Jan 1996

    Alternate World Disorder

    In Michael Heim's view both cyberspace and VR extend and enhance our powers of evolution. He even compares them to the invention of fire. But immersion in the virtual world has also its dark side. It...
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 8#2/3 Brenda Laurel 1 Jan 1995

    Imagery & Evolution

    Are we forcing people to evolve?

    At SIGGRAPH'94 in Orlando a forum was held with the theme 'Computer Graphics – Are we forcing people to evolve?'

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