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Persbericht 8 december 2009
Eerste ‘user generated’ biënnale nu compleet
36 stedenpaviljoens in Amsterdam Biënnale 2009
Amsterdam 8 december 2009 – Zaterdag 12 december gaan de laatste paviljoens open en is de Amsterdam Biënnale 2009 compleet. 200 kunstenaars uit de hele wereld werkten met Mediamatic aan de eerste...
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Mediamatic Screen
2003/2004
In November 2003 Mediamatic started a new series of projections on Mediamatic Supermarkt.
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1 Jan 2003
Erkki Huhtamo
Writer
Erkki Huhtamo was born in Helsinki, Finland and received his Masters of Arts with honors from the University of Turku in 1987.
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Media Playgrounds
Artistic Investigations On the Future Of Mass-Media
MEDIA PLAYGROUNDS presents artistic and creative ways of dealing with broadcast media, from community media practitioners, professional artists to young creatives. This event is part of ‘Broadcast...
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Mediamatic Magazine Vol. 7#3/4 Paul Groot 1 Jan 1994
Paul Perry, Artist at the Side of God and Triple P
No artistic profession has been courted more intensively by advertising in preceding decades as that of visual artist. The literary world of the sixties was startled by the huge demand for...
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Paul Groot 1 Jan 2002
Reading ...
The image of an open laptop on its side, plus a logo of a recycling bin, form Henk Boverhoff's contribution to the exhibition 'Is reading becoming as classical as listening to Jazz? The dreadful...
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The Definition of Conceptual
somewhat of a review concerning a debate on the value of concept.
In the invitation Premsela sent out for their New Year's reception was the following: "Concept and Conceptual; the most used and especially abused words in the jargon of art, design and architecture.
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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...
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Andrew Daneman, ‘Airport’
By Luisa Santos (Curator MA, RCA)
“If on arriving at Trude I had not read the city’s name written in big letters, I would have thought I was landing at the same airport from which I had taken off.” - Italo Calvino, “Invisible...
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1 Jan 2003
Debra Solomon
artist
Debra Solomon (US/NL) creates experiential interventions aimed at breaking down the barriers between art and viewer. She is also a superfoodie and blogs at culiblog.org