Critical digital culture and media arts · Since 1993
The Neural Archive is a repository of publications collected by us during the years. Browse our collection here.
Sometimes the online world reveals unsuspected parallel dimensions. This is an unknown restyle of Neural independently (and secretly as we never knew about it) made by NY-based Motion and Graphic Designer, Clarke Blackham. Very nicely made, perhaps only a bit glossier for the magazine’s line, it testifies once more how even your most familiar outcomes can have another life somewhere else.
The value of craft after software sounds rampant sometimes, expressing the freedom of escaping repetitive taps and clicks to accomplish some assumed tasks. Mixing media, electricity, electronics, mechanics and inert objects Graham Dunning has realised a structured track/performance/open script in his “Mechanical Techno: Ghost in the Machine Music.” More than a proof of concept a machine music declination.
Isn’t ASCII Art a perfect form of “graffiti” in 2010s? The 8-bit aesthetics is among the strongest visual references connecting the analogue recent past with the omni-digital present, so why not adopt it to finally have some public art embedded in the present? In Varberg, Sweden, 2016, the GOTO80 crew (feat: Karin Andersson) did it, choosing (not by accident) the Mo Soul Amiga-font.
YesNo by Timo Kahlen feels like “traditional” net art, a well crafted stuck webpage for the user’s aural and clickable enjoyment.
The relationship between Andy Warhol and personal computers (becoming quite popular during his last years) has been only partially investigated beyond his Amiga works. In November 2015, Sotheby’s sold his “Apple (from Ads)” (acrylic and silkscreen ink on canvas) for 910.000 USD, and in catalogue’s notes Warhol tells about his meeting with Steve Jobs insisting to give him one and showing him how to draw (even if still in black and white): “we went into Sean [John Lennon’s son]’s bedroom–and there was a kid there setting up the Apple computer that Sean had gotten as a present, the Macintosh model. I said that once some man had been calling me a lot wanting to give me one, but that I’d never called him back or something, and then the kid looked up and said, ‘Yeah, that was me. I’m Steve Jobs.’ And he looked so young, like a college guy. And he told me that he would still send me one now. And then he gave me a lesson on drawing with it. It only comes in black and white now, but they’ll make it soon in color…I felt so old and out of it with this young whiz guy right there who helped invent it.”
Harsh Noise Wally, is a sophisticated mashup mixing strips of Wally, the lazy and cynic colleague of Dilbert with some epic noise music extreme attitudes. Well conceived and assembled.
Minority Report comes closer… Three huge screens at Birmingham New Street railway station are scanning passers-by and play advertisements accordingly. http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/new-street-station-advertising-screens-9920400
GoPro ancestors in the 1960s and 1970s, mainly sport and movie persons like F1 driver Jackie Stewart, Bob Sinclair and Steve McQueen.
What Goes Around Comes Around | The Inspiration Room Daily
Four posters were designed to wrap around poles, campaigning for an end to the war in Iraq, pointing to the Global Coalition for Peace web site.
(tags: art hacktivism media)
What Goes Around Comes Around | The Inspiration Room Daily
Four posters were designed to wrap around poles, campaigning for an end to the war in Iraq, pointing to the Global Coalition for Peace web site.
(tags: art hacktivism media)
World-Information.Org
In/Visibility, Access and →
World-Information.Org
In/Visibility, Access and Urban Zoning
(tags: art hacktivism)
Synchronous Objects – Counterpoint Tool
Create a trace/traces of choreographic principles or what we started calling a choreographic object
(tags: art net performance)
SPY NUMBERS
Spy Numbers brings together a variety of artists whose interests include mathematical encoding, the production of aurora borealis, archiving contact lenses, seismic sensors, the disappearance of hanged men and mountain summits.
(tags: art sound performance science)
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Binarykatwalk is an online exhibition space for experimental digital work. Each edition will feature artists from around the world and from different points in the spectrum of new media.
(tags: art net)
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Binarykatwalk is an online exhibition space for experimental digital work. Each edition will feature artists from around the world and from different points in the spectrum of new media.
(tags: art net)
art
Binarykatwalk is an online exhibition space for experimental digital work. Each edition will feature artists from around the world and from different points in the spectrum of new media.
(tags: art net)
Playing off the subtleties of human attachment to animate objects and creatures, Ricardo Nascimento’s “Suffering Machine” remains a relevant reminder of the trials and tribulations that we often discover with the technological apparatus →
GreenDot
GreenDot is a research project that investigates motion capture, pattern recognition, and "Intrinsic Biometrics" techniques to detect and analyze human movement signatures in video
(tags: video science art tv)
Print on Demand: evoluzione delle tecniche e nuove frontiere digitali
Il seminario rappresenta una delle tappe finali del progetto, finanziato dal ministero, che culmineranno con una pubblicazione stampata in Print on Demand inerente alle nuove frontiere digitali
(tags: art media)
Print on Demand: evoluzione delle tecniche e nuove frontiere digitali
Il seminario rappresenta una delle tappe finali del progetto, finanziato dal ministero, che culmineranno con una pubblicazione stampata in Print on Demand inerente alle nuove frontiere digitali
(tags: art media)
Animate Projects – Computer Baroque
Computer Baroque is an exhibition of films by pioneers of computer animation: Karl Sims, Yoichiro Kawaguchi, William Latham, Beriou, John Tonkin, Chris Landreth, Peter Callas, Simon Biggs, Ruth Lingford, James Duesing, Paul Garrin, Shelley Lake, The →
pachube :: connecting environments, patching the planet
Welcome to Pachube, a service that enables you to connect, tag and share real time sensor data from objects, devices, buildings and environments around the world. The key aim is to facilitate interaction between →
Future of Sound
Future of Sound is a not-for-profit organisation that provides a forum for the discussion of new and convergent art forms. By creating immersive experiences using state of the art sound technology Future of Sound showcases leading practitioners in →
