The Gift of Nam June Paik, 2 vols (2009) [English, Korean]

Papers from the seminars which took place at Nam June Paik Art Center in South Korea on 4-5 February and 3-4 September 2009.

Contributors to Vol. 1: Hannah Higgins, Suki Kim, Seongho Haam, Midori Yamamura, Mary Bauermeister, Youngchul Lee, Jinsok Kim, Bazon Brock, Jinkyung Yi.

Contributors to Vol. 2: Jungjin Park, Hunyee Jung, Susanne Neuburger, David Zerbib, Chunsil Yoon, Jeonghwan Jo, Hank Bull, Kogawa Tetsuo, Chulki Hong, Joonggwon Jin.

Publisher: Nam June Paik Art Center, 2009

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Vol. 1: Shifting Perspectives and The Notion of Time
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Vol. 2: Retying Gordian Knots
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Medialab Prado: Inclusiva-net, 1-3 (2007-2009) [English/Spanish]

Inclusiva-net #1: New Art Dynamics in Web 2 Mode

Seminars and keynotes presented at the First Inclusiva-net Meeting: [New Art Dynamics in Web 2 Mode] · July 2007.

Publisher: Área de las Artes. Dirección General de Promoción y Proyectos Culturales.
Madrid, 2007
ISSN 2171-8091

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Inclusiva-net #2: Digital Networks and Physical Space

From March 3 through 14, 2008, the 2nd Inclusiva-net Meeting, curated by Juan Martín Prada, took place at Medialab-Prado. In addition to a two week production workshop, lectures were held by invited researchers and artists and selected papers were presented.

Publisher: Área de Las Artes. Dirección General de Promoción y Proyectos Culturales. Madrid. 2009
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ISSN 2171-8091

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Inclusiva-net #3: net.art (second epoch). The evolution of artistic creation in the net-system

Publication of texts and videos of the lectures and keynotes presented during the 3rd Inclusiva-net meeting: NET.ART (SECOND EPOCH). The Evolution of Artistic Creation in the Net-system Seminar at the Centro Cultural de España Buenos Aires from March 2 through 6, 2009. Moderator: Juan Martín Prada.

This event was aimed to develop an analysis of the current situation of artistic practices on the Web from various theoretical and critical perspectives.

Throughout the meeting, many topics will be addressed including questions such as: Can we speak of a second epoch in net.art? What do the new art forms based on on/off-line hybridization contribute? What critical reflection do new manifestations of digital creations in networks offer us? What are the new relations between creation and dissention?

Net.art, which arose in the mid-1990s as a form of creative exploration and critical experimentation of the Internet, is one of the contemporary fields of artistic creation that has contributed most to a new outlook on forms of artistic production and experience.

Publisher: Medialab Prado. Área de Las Artes. Dirección General de Promoción y Proyectos Culturales. Madrid. 2009
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Sean Cubitt, Paul Thomas (eds.): Re:live: Media Art Histories 2009 (2010)

Proceedings from the Third International Conference on the Histories of Media Art, Science and Technology held in December 2009 in Melbourne, Australia. The event followed the success of the two previous Media Art History conferences, re:fresh (Banff 2005) and re:place (Berlin 2007).

Publisher, University of Melbourne & Victorian College of the Arts and Music, 2009
Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 2.5 Australia license
ISBN 9780980718638

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