Search Results for Experiments in Art and Technology

...Sean Cubitt Ecocritical work on media has developed from a genre criticism of nature-themed films to address cinema, TV, and media arts more broadly as articulations of the human-natural relation and its mediation through technologies. Embracing the environmental impacts of product life cycles...

... College . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Duberman Martin . 1974 . Black Mountain: An Exploration in Community . London : Wildwood House . EAT . 2016 . “ EAT 2016 Salon .” www.bell-labs.com/explore/experiments-art-and-technology/eat-july/ . Accessed January 9, 2018...

..., such as the view of the body as an object of utility and value. This article aims to go behind the normative discussions that usually surround different forms of assisted reproductive technology (ART), fertility tourism, and the egg trade. It further calls for an understanding of how the local, culturally embedded...

..., and for many years he ran a second laboratory in the basement of our house where I was growing up – a scientist's art studio if you will, where we would conduct experiments. And it's interesting that you should identify vision technologies, photojournalism, and related practices as “distance-enhancing”: most...

... distracted by external stimuli. So far, this would sound Stieglerian. Yet, his later essay, “The Work of Art in Its Technological Reproducibility” (2008), depicts urban life in a more positive way. Here Benjamin suggests that it is possible for the masses to be confronted with the experience of “everydayness...

... with seeming comfort across cultural studies, post-colonial theory, media arts, and film studies. This kind of disciplinary curiosity is also on display in Finite Media: Environmental Implications of Digital Technologies , a book that as much as anything is an exercise in transdisciplinary experimentation...

... that lead to the development of “epistemic communities” among teachers and students alike: “In the art world, they drive the creation of new styles or genres. In the world of science, they drive the creation of new disciplines, new schools of thought or new fields of study. In the world of technology...

... tools and technology, do not just produce things but are world-making processes. “Global Domestic” focuses on the emergence of a shared global experience mediated through home appliances and crafts. This thread takes an expanded view of how art and craft from Taiwan, supported by American economic...

... on the porches in clear sight of the varied gardens, statues, grottos, and tile work. I noticed that Fernando’s attention varied sharply and consistently depending on whether we were inside or outside. Inside the palace, ornate and rich in iconic art in the furniture and on the walls, some rooms restored, others...

... 2014 : 51). Yet art (including music) intervenes in processes of reproduction not solely at representational and institutional levels; it also intervenes at a more quotidian level, as a means or technology of reproduction. As Louis Althusser (2014 : 48) notes, for capitalism to maintain itself, both...

... the term here, extends the way the historical phenomenal field of twentieth-century philosophy (Edmund Husserl, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Jean-François Lyotard, Virilio) uses the term (see Wright 2013; Colman 2013; Lyotard [1971] 2011 ). Where products in the visual and textual fields of art, literature...

... to bring into focus the traditional alliance between the luxury trades and new technology, the article will then explore the cultural, economic, and aesthetic similarities between the current “gilded age” of luxury consumption and the art nouveau designers and clientele of the belle epoque and ask whether...

... adversary of Haussmann's modernist dream is the French “urbanist” Paul Virilio (1932–), an unqualified yet practicing architect and “critic of the art of technology” ( Virilio and Lotringer 1997: 172 ) rather than a qualified town planner. Yet Virilio's nonqualified standing has by no means prohibited his...

...,” with its blend of mediation as human vanishing and technological effects as human evaporation typical of the contemporary arts (see, for example, Virilio 1994b , 1995 , and 1997 ). If the aesthetics of disappearance takes on a new significance for Virilio, it is because his critical thinking also...

.... The accidental glitch operates in this becoming of the work. It acts in those works that do present themselves as both authorial and complete to indicate that neither attribute is stable: that it is not only the human interpreter who is active in the art experience but the work, too. At the same time...

... Mehdi Saadeti discusses his career and the existentialist themes present in his work. After discovering Saadeti’s work Metamorphosis in the summer of 2019, Mark Featherstone interviewed the artist in January 2020, exploring key themes relating to the experience of exile, the politics of art...

... to uncover the valence of the work’s explicitly “postpolitical” positioning. In what follows, I will uncover how Kulendran Thomas performs overt complicity to make us “experience” the cloud castles of neoliberal thinking and contend with contemporary art that, in its circulation, “facilitates the development...

...Marcia C. Inhorn As India becomes the center for global commercial surrogacy, infertile Indians themselves may be forced to seek assisted reproductive technology (ART) services elsewhere. The inability of Indian couples to access affordable, high-quality services in their home country may force...

... contrasts are held in readiness potential, the more full of life the experience is—the more bracingly bare active it is, the more lively, the more vital. The more surplus value of life it produces” ( Massumi 2015 : 69–70). A politics of affect would thus be a political art. An affective art of politics...

... and new technology. In fact, it is this relationship that Faiers believes lies at the root of the socioeconomic and aesthetic parallels between today’s Gilded Age of luxury consumption and the art nouveau architects of the belle epoque, such as Hector Guimard. Unquestionably, the main problem...