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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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A demonstration of the Picturephone by AT&T, allowing visitors to video chat at Futurama 2, during World’s Fair in New York in 1964. http://www.star-telegram.com/2014/04/12/5732774/visions-of-1964-worlds-fair-didnt.html

10 Mar Retweet this Share on Facebook

Erreur d’impression. Publier à l’ère du numérique, Last event with live presentations by Nandita Kumar (India) and Mez Breeze (skype live from Goulburn, Australia). https://www.facebook.com/events/484065621705415/?context=create&ref_dashboard_filter=upcoming

19 Feb Retweet this Share on Facebook

Dubbing VHS as an involuntary subversive activity during Cold War in Romania. http://www.nytimes.com/video/opinion/100000002708995/vhs-vs-communism.html

22 Jan Retweet this Share on Facebook

Ryan Roy found people on Facebook with the same name, dressed like in their profile picture and sent them friends requests, and all of them creeped out and changed their profile picture immediately http://imgur.com/a/IqXWj

21 Jan Retweet this Share on Facebook

The Machine to Be Another, swapping visions to swap self-perception http://www.themachinetobeanother.org

04 Jan Retweet this Share on Facebook

Unpainted, Media art fair January 17-20, Munich http://www.unpainted.net

04 Jan Retweet this Share on Facebook

Zeno of Elea di Darius Kazemi, philosophical and conceptual video game http://tinysubversions.com/game/zeno/

07 Dec Retweet this Share on Facebook

Contre Temps, personal exhibition of Olga Kisseleva at Galerie Rabouan Moussion featuring works related to time. http://www.galerie-rabouan-moussion.com/en/exhibitions/olga-kisseleva-contre-temps/37

Tag Archives: video

Various Artists – Liquified Sky

AAVV_LiquifiedSkyWEB

Data DVD – LINE

Not for the first time did our office player release sounds that made us doubt that our equipment was functioning imperfectly: actually this happens quite regularly to people who focus on the contemporary experimental scenes. However →

EYEsect, Reality From A Feet Perspective

eyesect_at_AND_festival_Liverpool_1

EYEsect is an oblong and amorphous helmet coated with a mirror. It provides users with a very particular visual experience, one that is both binocular and stereoscopic. Two cameras are positioned at the bottom of two extendable arms, anchored on →

Julia Kent & Barbara De Dominicis – Parallel 41

Julia-Kent-&-Barbara-De-Dominicis---Parallel-41

Baskaru, [CD+DVD], deluxe digipak, 9 audio tracks + 1 movie, 2012, English

Parallel 41 runs over both Naples and New York, the respective homes of the duo Julia Kent and Barbara De Dominicis. This work reflects an engaging project in →

Fujiko Nakaya, Anne-Marie Duguet – Anarchive n°5: Fog

Fujiko Nakaya

Brouillard Anarchive [book + DVD-rom + DVD], ISBN: 978-2951813229, English, Japanese, French
In what format can a monograph be shaped in current times? It’s an open question that deals with two main →

Optical De-Dramatization Engine [O.D.E.] – Modulating Frames

Optical De-Dramatization Engine

Barbara Lattanzi’s research engages with writing software that manipulates the sequence of time in movies, with aesthetically and structurally destabilizing results. Her Optical De-dramatization Engine (O.D.E. ) is a program “modulating” frames →

Unnamed Soundsculpture – Dancing With Data And Time

Daniel Franke

Unnamed soundsculpture is a video produced by onformative and chopchop and realized by Daniel Franke and Cedric Kiefer. A cloud of 22000 points, following the movements of a dancer giving a free interpretation of a →

Kate Mondloch  – Screens: Viewing Media Installation Art 

Screens: Viewing Media Installation Art

208 pages , Universuty Of Minnesota Press , 2010,  English,  ISBN 978-0816665228
How many screens do we face in our daily lives? How much time each day do our eyes spend →

TinyRiot, the sound of a thousand (tiny) riots

TinyRiot

With most demonstra- tions and street protests it’s hard to know exactly who hurled the first bottle. Amidst a sea of people engaged in a collaborative state of mind, the sense of anonymity generated →

Highscreen, hacking public spaces with media archaeology

Highscreen

Net.Art already belongs to media archaeology as Oslo 2003 “Written in Stone” exhibition clearly stated. Exhibiting net art has always been all about commitment, because it is simply not possible to avoid interpretation if →

(ready) media: hacia una arqueología de los medios y la invención en méxico

(ready) media: hacia una arqueología de los medios y la invención en méxico

6xdvd, Laboratorio Arte Alameda
Celebrating ten years of activity, LAA (Laboratorio Arte Alameda), a prominent art, media and technology institution based →