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The Neural Archive is a repository of publications collected by us during the years. Browse our collection here.

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“Not available on the App Store” a viral sticker (which can be bought for 1 dollar or self-made) used to remark difference between material-based and screen-based excitement http://notonappstore.com

08 Jul Retweet this Share on Facebook

Pfft! by Casey Reas is a software meant to preserve the strobe quality of television while abstracting it. http://reas.com/pfft/

07 Jul Retweet this Share on Facebook

“All I know and then some” by Addie Wagenknecht is a big handwriting covering a whole wall with a sequence of repeating sentences starting with “I will not download things that get me into trouble” and ending with “I will not download things” http://placesiveneverbeen.com/index.php/all-i-know-and-then-some/

06 Jul Retweet this Share on Facebook

Mountain by David OReilly, is a “consequential” videogame, as you’re a mountain and your development (which passively lasts for the whole game) is determined by answers to initial questions http://mountain-game.com

06 Jul Retweet this Share on Facebook

The Cave of Sounds by Tim Murray-Browne is an array of eight original musical instruments developed by respective authors and arranged in circle, in order to be played chorally in an installation http://timmb.com/cave-of-sounds/

05 Jul Retweet this Share on Facebook

Shadow Box Attractions (variation 2) by David Stout is an installation composed of a three screens that uses a specific “chamber simulation” to generate drawings. https://vimeo.com/60657228

05 Jul Retweet this Share on Facebook

Tether is a web application by Jono Brandel visualising a Plaid tune that can be influenced by the user, drawing a path (source code is free). http://tether.plaid.co.uk

04 Jul Retweet this Share on Facebook

A music video for the single Music Is Life by the Japanese band SOUR realised by designers Masashi Kawamura and Kota Iguchi, where animations are made with custom CDs used as a phenakistoscope, or as still images which appear to animate when rotating on a disc.

http://lifeismusic.jp/

Art Basel – Digital in Art

Each year artists, gallery owners, collectors, curators and critics from around the world gather in Basel to attend a series of contemporary art fairs. Although the most significant of these is undoubtedly Art Basel, there are a number of satellite →

Ctrl+Alt+B#: Moneylab: Coining Alternatives Report, March 20-22 2014.

“Money is a social construct that largely exists in people’s minds” Brett Scott

Money Watching (2007) was a performance by Cesare Peitrousi as part of the series ‘Paradoxical Economies’ by Ikon Gallery. A shop in a commercial area of Birmingham was →

Elektra 12, report from Montreal, Canada.

elektra 12

See the Elektra 12 photo set on Flickr

Montreal is the undisputed cultural capital of Canada and the largest city in the French-speaking province of Quebec. Although there’s a visible and perceivable strong legacy →

Electrohype 2010 – Report from Ystad (Sweden)

Electrohype 2010

Check the Electrohype 2010 photo set here.
After a fascinating snowstorm, the sixth edition of Electrohype, the biennial for electronic art, opened at the Ystad Art Museum in Ystad (Sweden). A point of →

Vivo arte.mov 2010 – Report from Belem

Check the Vivo arte.mov 2011 photo set here.

arte.mov has been a major Brazilian fes- tival of art and new media in the last few years. It’s especially focused on mobility, in part because it’s →

Culture(s) of copy – Report from Edith Russ Haus

Check the Culture(s) of copy photo set here.

Copying as a tool of the re- appropriation of meaning, amplification and creation of sense: this was the territory chosen for the exhibition “Culture(s) of copy” hosted →

Pasajes. Viajes por el híper-espacio [Passages. Travels in Hyperspace], 2010, report from Laboral

Pasajes. Viajes por el híper-espacio

Check the Pasajes. Viajes por el híper-espacio photo set here

Moving through the imposing Greek columns made of neon that are reminiscent of typical ancient ones, immediately evokes the feeling that →

ISEA2010 RUHR report

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Check the ISEA2010 photo set here (140 pictures).

The 2010 edition of the “nomadic” ISEA (International Symposium on Electronic Art) was even more nomadic this year, traveling through three cities: Essen, Dortmund (where the core →

Interferenze 2010 Rurality 2.0 report

Check the Interferenze photo set here.

The idea of the nonconformist as no longer the black sheep but the one now wearing a digital player and headphones admirably sums up the theme of the 2010 →

Habitar – Bending the urban frame 2010 report from Laboral

Habitar Check the Habitar photo set here.

Invisible Architectures: the curiosity generated by this paradox is the starting point of Habitar – Bending the urban frame, the new stage of the broader curatorial path taken by →