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* Ray Edgar, Ashley Crawford (eds.), ''Transit Lounge'', Melbourne: Fine Art Publishing, 1998. Includes several of Wark's essays.
 
* Ray Edgar, Ashley Crawford (eds.), ''Transit Lounge'', Melbourne: Fine Art Publishing, 1998. Includes several of Wark's essays.
 
* [http://rhizome.org/editorial/2014/mar/10/blue-ruin-totality-and-acceleration/ "Blue Ruin: Totality and Acceleration"], ''Rhizome'', 10 Mar 2014.
 
* [http://rhizome.org/editorial/2014/mar/10/blue-ruin-totality-and-acceleration/ "Blue Ruin: Totality and Acceleration"], ''Rhizome'', 10 Mar 2014.
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* [http://supercommunity.e-flux.com/texts/the-vectoralist-class/ "The Vectoralist Class"], ''e-flux Supercommunity'', 29 Aug 2015.
 
* [https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/creators-of-the-world-unite/#! "Creators of the World Unite"], ''Los Angeles Review of Books'', 25 Nov 2015; [https://monoskop.org/images/4/4b/LARB_The_Digital_Revolution_2017.pdf#page=62 repr.] in ''LARB: The Digital Revolution: Debating the Promise and Perils of the Internet, Automation, and Algorithmic Lives in the Last Years of the Obama Administration'', 2017, pp 63-68. Review of Cory Doctorow's ''Information Doesn’t Want to be Free''.  
 
* [https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/creators-of-the-world-unite/#! "Creators of the World Unite"], ''Los Angeles Review of Books'', 25 Nov 2015; [https://monoskop.org/images/4/4b/LARB_The_Digital_Revolution_2017.pdf#page=62 repr.] in ''LARB: The Digital Revolution: Debating the Promise and Perils of the Internet, Automation, and Algorithmic Lives in the Last Years of the Obama Administration'', 2017, pp 63-68. Review of Cory Doctorow's ''Information Doesn’t Want to be Free''.  
 
* [[Media:Wark_McKenzie_2016_Undeletable_Text_Eric_Hobsbawm.pdf|"Undeletable Text: Eric Hobsbawm"]], ''boundary 2'' 43:2, 2016, pp 125-140.
 
* [[Media:Wark_McKenzie_2016_Undeletable_Text_Eric_Hobsbawm.pdf|"Undeletable Text: Eric Hobsbawm"]], ''boundary 2'' 43:2, 2016, pp 125-140.

Revision as of 09:41, 10 October 2017

McKenzie (Ken) Wark (1961) is Professor of Culture and Media in Liberal Studies at The New School for Social Research. His research interests are media theory, new media, critical theory, cinema, music, and visual art.

Publications

Books

  • Celebrities, Culture and Cyberspace, Sydney: Pluto Press Australia, 1999.
  • with Bernard Cohen, John Kinsella and Terri-Ann White, Speedfactory, Fremantle: Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 2002, 151 pp. [3]
  • A Hacker Manifesto, Harvard University Press, 2004, 208 pp. [4]
    • Un manifesto hacker: lavoratori immateriali di tutto il mondo unitevi!, trans. Marco Deseriis, Milan: Giangiacomo Feltrinelli, 2005, 178 pp. (Italian)
    • Hacker-Manifest, trans. Dietmar Zimmer, Munich: C.H. Beck, 2005, [236] pp. (German)
    • Hakkā sengen, trans. Tomoyuki Kaneta, Tokyo: Kawade Shobō Shinsha, 2005, 248 pp. (Japanese)
    • Un manifeste hacker, trans. Club Post-1984 Mary Shelley & Cie Hacker band, Paris: Ubiprodedis/Criticalsecret, 2006, 389+[24] pp. (French)
    • Ena maniphesto tōn chaker, trans. Nektarios Kalaitzēs, Athens: Scripta, 2006, 300 pp. (Greek)
    • Hakerski manifest, trans. Tomislav Medak, 2006. (Croatian)
    • Un manifiesto hacker, trans. Laura Manero, Barcelona: Alpha Decay, 2006, 204 pp. (Spanish)
    • Bir hacker manifestosu, trans. Merve Darende, Istanbul: Altıkırkbeş, 2008, 234 pp. (Turkish)
    • Hekerski manifest, trans. Aleksandra Rekar, afterw. Janez Strehovec, Ljubljana: Maska, 2008, 275 pp. (Slovenian)
    • Hackerkiáltvány, trans. Nagy Mónika Zsuzsanna, Budapest: Noran Libro, 2010, 213 pp. (Hungarian)
    • Manifiesto hacker, n.d. Trans. of a shorter essay. (Spanish)

Essays, reviews

more

Interviews

Links