10 Answers 1967 1 Answer Q: How was your first experience using a computer? A: How can I forget? I was in HAL's home, from 2001 Space Odyssey, the University of Illinois in 1967. I sat at a Magnavox orange glowing monitor covered by a mylar screen connected to the main frame that was housed in the next ROOM--and took a test on the PLATO Learning Module..Programmed Learning and Teaching O....something. www.platopeop... 1989 1 Answer A: I think so. At the beginning of the Net Art boom, specially Museums, Not for Profit Art Centers like the DIA and WalkerArt and independent organizations of artists started posting or funding projects. This has declined and been transformed into a publishing frenzy where most users are just interested in getting their stories on-line in whatever form.
The art market has little to do with all this. 1990 1 Answer Q: How is Community Art practice evolving with the advent of the Net and and media arts? 1991 1 Answer 1992 1 Answer 1993 1 Answer 1994 1 Answer 1995 1 Answer Q: How is Merleau-Ponty's phenomenology practical in the Net? 1996 1 Answer 1997 1 Answer Q: When did you first know about, participated or used Sourceforge.net? A: I've been an advocate of Open Source and copyleft since I can remember. The Creative Commons licensing has come to fill the gap between the right and left extremes. sourceforge.net |
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2 Answers Q: Do we still need to labor over the value or not of aesthetics and what it could be in the arts? Q: When and how many "artists-curators-critics" sites do you know and since when? |
1 Answer A: Very effective political art. Just imagine Guy and the Situationists with a tool like this.
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2 Answers Q: Anybody know about CAFRA in the Net? Q: Do we need other exhibitions, on line or not, like WACK!? |
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1 Answer Q: Have you ever created and when, or known about, a cyberfeminist cell? |
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3 Answers Q: What will the future of the Internet be and look like? A: será la invasión final del alma...la disolución de la voluntad...la manipulación de la memoria...la desacración del lugar más santo por la abominación desoladora del apocalipsis...y la creación final del ser des-almado y desarmado y desnudado espiritualmente para siempre sin esperanza de retorno.La última des-evolución www.youtube.c... Q: Mapping has been used forever. Why do you think this is so and how is it being used in the Net? |
4 Answers A: sistesis no existe. try again... A: cuando me empezaron a invitar a unirme.... www.electroni... A: Rosa me hablo de eso y trata de casos de censura en la vida real! Super!! Me gusta eso!! www.thefilero... Q: What think you, and since when, of "Soft Cinema" as developed by Lev Manovich? |
2 Answers A: Sistesys sí existe.
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"Sintesys es una red de creación y transferencia en donde toda explicación científica es a la vez estética. Sintesys diseña, desarrolla y crea espacios de conocimiento desde la visión relacional de la Cognición." Q: ¿Desde cuando existe este portal? A: Desde hace dos años |
2 Answers 2012 2 Answers Q: What will the future of the Internet be and look like? A: It will be like a constant dream...for a while YOU will decide when to plug into it and surf it as you lay down as you go to work as you read as you make love or have sex until you agree to its total control of your senses so that IT will "surprise" you with new sites, sensations, and you let IT use you as the repository of its pleasure...and you will willingly become the slave disk...the worship of the image of the beast. www.youtube.c... Q: What will the future of the Internet be and look like? A: it won't "look" it will "feel" like since it will be integrated to the biological neural networks via implants www.youtube.c... |
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