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  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 0#0 Jouke Kleerebezem 1 Jan 1985

    More Tales from the Beauty Farm

    Death of God and lost identity. De-construction of significance in media art

    For a year and a day I pause there for a while. There at the top of the dark stairs that - I'm sure I know for certain - leads nowhere to. At the bottom, in the semi-darkness, in fixed formation...
  • Language
  • deconstruction
  • New media
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 0#0 Lidewijn Reckman 1 Dec 1985

    Good Boy/Bad Boy

    Penetrating the essence of (spoken) language

    During the World Wide Video Festival, which took place last September in The Hague, Bruce Nauman's recent video work Good boy/bad boy , was shown. This work incorporates so many features of his...

  • 6 CD-ROMs published by Mediamatic get stuck

    cd-roms from 1994 to 1998

    "This CD-ROM was made by Mediamatic Interactive Publishing(MMiP) for the Netherlands Design Institute. Technical requirements : a Macintosh computer with 256 color display, 4 megabytes of RAM and a...

  • This is like – associative knowledge network

    Find people, places, things, and events that are "like" each other.

    It was great to find Mediamatic because it's one of the few websites out there that evaded categories and uses associative structure to help people navigate through content. ThisIsLike.Com is using...
  • Mediamatic Magazine 3#4 Stefaan Decostere, Chris Dercon, john wyver 1 Jan 1989

    The New Museum

    script for a television program

    The six sequences published here have been taken from a script consisting of 19 sequences, they were written during the second half of 1988 by Stefaan Decostere and Chris Dercon, translated and...
  • Mediamatic Magazine 2#4 Alfred Birnbaum 1 Jan 1988

    Remembering an art of memory

    The third Bonn Videonale, to be held in september, will feature a special Japan program. Japan, the Land of Video or is it Alfred Birnbaum, video artist and editor of this year's Tokyo edition of...
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 2#2 Jans Possel, Willem Velthoven 1 Jan 1987

    Editorial

    If there's one trend to be observed at the video festivals of the last few months (The Hague, Ljubljana, Linz) then it's independent video's ever-growing TV ambitions. And the festivals' as well.
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 2#4 1 Jan 1988

    Fukui Video Biennale

    The second Fukui International Video Biennale entitled Discovery of Resources of Our Time was held in March of this year. Fukui is a coastal city of 280.000 inhabitants to the west of Tokyo. Monique...
  • Mediamatic Magazine 3#2 Jean Baudrillard 1 Jan 1988

    L'Extase de la Communication

    Video is out. After a brief but intense period of development it has been superseded by the computer. Yet even this splendid machine at present needs a screen to display its inner ruminations. But...
  • Mediamatic Magazine 2#4 Simon Biggs 1 Jan 1988

    The Best Laid Schemes of Mice and Men

    A recent retrospective of the work of GRAHAM YOUNG at the INSTITUTE OF CON TEMPORARY ART, London, allows the opportunity to see the completed cycle of six video's which belong to the series Accidents...
  • Mediamatic Magazine 3#4 Geert Lovink 1 Jan 1989

    Media Archeology

    In the shadow of French philosophy is a West German project currently researching media history. The work does not investigate mass communication, all-powerful monopolies, censorship and is openly...
  • Mediamatic Magazine 3#4 Christian Unverzagt 1 Jan 1989

    Heading on Time

    Museological strategies lust after time. It is arranged in a chronology, conserved so as to return as timeless, arbitrary signs. In the following article, the past no longer falls victim to a...
  • Mediamatic Magazine 3#2 Preikschat, Wolfgang 1 Jan 1988

    Maria Vedder in Museum Ludwig Klaus vom Bruch in…

    The critic who is used to looking thoughtfully out of the window during train journeys, will currently meet an astonishing number of works of the familiar rectangular format. Travelling from city to...
  • Mediamatic Magazine 3#4 Philip Hayward 1 Jan 1989

    Metropolitan Synthesis

    PHILIP HAYWARD will be our music-video editor from now on. In this article by his own hand, THE GO-BETWEENS' pop video Streets of Your Town is considered as an exercise in cultural politics.
  • Mediamatic Magazine 3#4 Richard Wright 1 Jan 1989

    Videographics and Allegorical Knowledge

    The Epistemology of Leonardo

    The past is the best alibi for the present. The present proves itself by means of the past. In addition, the past imbues current hyper advanced projects with cultural cachet, with a familiar face
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 8#2/3 Willem Velthoven 1 Jan 1995

    DoorMat FAT

    The DoorMat family

    For Mediamatic’s Home Issue, Dutch type designers Just van Rossum and Erik van Blokland designed a special typeface. The DoorMat family
  • Mediamatic Magazine 3#2 Simon Biggs 1 Jan 1988

    World Wide Video Festival / 3. Videonale

    Recent developments in video had been marked by the fragmentation of the medium - into well defined styles and genres - the volume of production and their generally technically advanced quality. The...
  • Mediamatic Magazine 3#2 Glenn O'brien 1 Jan 1988

    Dommelsch Is Really Gonna Make It

    When I think about the possibility today of what used to be called an art movement, I think about what ROB SCHOLTE calls Business Art.
  • Mediamatic Magazine vol 5#3 Auguste de Villiers de L'isle Adam 1 Jan 1990

    l'Affichage Céleste

    Eritis sicut dii

    Strange as it may seem, and tend as it may to make financiers smile, my story concerns: Heaven!
  • Mediamatic Magazine 3#4 Steven Bode 1 Jan 1989

    The Apple of Your Eye

    In the Beginning - by which, of course, we mean the beginning of the '80s - avant-garde film looked out on the world with an austere gaze: clear, unstinting, unblinking, committed to the shibboleths...
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 2#4 Preikschat, Wolfgang 1 Jan 1988

    Identitei/ä/y/ tsnomadism /e/us

    Tirade

    After a three-day conference, the Marler Videokunstpreis will be awarded on June 5th to BETTINA GRUBER and MARIA VEDDER for their new production Der Herzschlag des Anubis . As a member of the...
  • Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 2#2 Walter Schneemann 1 Jan 1987

    Desire and Television Autism

    In the early days of video, discussions centered on the dichotomy video-television and judging from the number of exhibitions, conferences and symposiums devoted to the subject, this dichotomy is...
  • Mediamatic Magazine 3#4 Willem Velthoven 1 Jan 1989

    In Memoriam Videokunst

    An Instructive Exhibition

    Video Art has passed on. It will be laid to rest in the next few months by the Cardinal of the West German faithful, DR. WULF HERZOGENRATH, assisted by that relative novice DR. EDITH DECKER. The...
  • Mediamatic Magazine 3#2 Ken Feingold 1 Jan 1988

    Notes on the Distribution of Video Art

    Double Cassette Mechanism! High Speed Dubbing!

    During this year's World Wide Video Festival a conference was held to discuss the distribution of video art. Speakers were: KATHY RAE HUFFMAN (CAT FUND Boston), ROBIN O'HARA (THE KITCHEN New York...
  • Mediamatic Magazine 3#2 Anna Abrahams, Jan Frederik Groot 1 Jan 1988

    De Camera als Dictafoon

    GEORGE KUCHAR was born on 8mm, his aunt had lent him her camera for the occasion. His film career only really started, however, some time later, when he was twelve years old. In 1955 he made a film...

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