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9/11 Simulation
A scientific simulation of 9/11 from different perspectives...website |
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AHDS Collections and Archive
Includes historical databases, literary texts, linguistic corpora, performing arts multi-media collections, and various other collections deposited with the AHDS. Other general collection records relating to archaeology and the visual arts can also be searched here...website |
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AHRC Visual Arts Image Archive
Includes fine arts, architecture, textiles, design and media work as well as personally submitted works by contemporary artists...website |
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Axis
The UK's online resource for information about contemporary art and artists - Axis includes a directory of over 2400 current practising artists in the UK and a series of programmes designed to keep you up-to-date with current developments in contemporary British art. Dialogue is Axis's free online art journal, generating new critical writing on contemporary art practice. A platform for contrary opinions and broad discussion, each issue prompts and engages in topical debates and critically explores the practice of the artists represented across the Axis website. Dialogue is produced in quarterly editions with essays, interviews, reviews and documented discussions...website |
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Bibliography of Art, Media and Emotion
Compilated during a project of the Academy of Sciences, Berlin...website |
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Blakkbyrd
Blog - Musings on contemporary art issues. Street art & urban painting. New media art, blogging, internet resources & anything else that comes up. Great links to online articles and publications...website |
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Changing Face of Britain - Online Historical Population Reports
This resource makes British census reports from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries freely available for the first time. The Online Historical Populations Reports project's website gives an extraordinary picture of Britain's changing population from1800 up to the Second World War, making available almost 200,000 pages of digitised reports and data...website |
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Crumb seminars
CRUMB aims to help those who 'exhibit' new media art, including curators, technicians and artists. This section of the site offers access to transcipts and documentation from crumb seminars...website |
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Designing Interactions Book and DVD
Bill Moggridge introduces forty influential designers who have shaped our interaction with technology. The early chapters cover the invention of precedent setting designs, forming a living history. The center section is structured around key topics and the later chapters move towards the future, with trends, possibilities and conjectures... website |
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Digital Art Curation and Practice: Aesthetics, Participation, Diversity
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new resource available free online from AHDS Performing Arts - This 2 year Digital Art Curation & Practice project examined 'transitional' activities where galleries expanded their events to include digital media. The project questioned
existing definitions surrounding exhibit, event and performance in order to understand the potential for the future development of digital arts exhibition spaces. The resource includes case studies, articles in pdf format and images of digital performance...website |
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Imperial War Museum Poster Collection
The Imperial War Museum's poster collection is the largest and most comprehensive collection of its type in Britain, documenting the social, political, ethnic and cultural aspirations of warring nations from the First World War to more recent conflicts. The collection includes work by leading twentieth-century designers from Britain and abroad, and is an essential resource for looking at the development of mass communication, propaganda, publicity, commercial art and graphic design...website |
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Infosthetics
Blog - Data visualisation and visual design... website |
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Journal of Mathmatics and the Arts
Ed. Gary R. Greenfield, Pub. Taylor and Francis
Publication of interest to artists working across Visual Arts; Architecture; Art & Visual Culture; Drama; Literature; Mathematics & Numeracy and Music. Subscription required...website |
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London Filmmakers Co-op: An aural history
This online Collection and audio exhibition references the early years of the London Filmmakers' Co-op 1966 - 1968. This exhibition is based on interviews with some of the most influential London Filmmakers' Co-op members recorded by the scholar and Film Co-op activist Deke Dusinberre in 1975 as he worked on his PhD thesis 'English Avant-Garde Cinema' at the Slade School of Art...website |
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Likebytes - Lovebytes YouTube Channel
Documentation from the annual Lovebytes Festival of Digital Art in Sheffield 1994 - 2007...website |
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Logging On
A new report that looks at the connections between culture, democracy and the web. In the brief history of the internet, the cultural sector has followed two related paths: on the one hand, the digitisation of content and provision of information and, on the other, interactivity and opportunities for expression. Some have seen these as in binary opposition...website |
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Media Art Histories
ed. Oliver Grau, MIT Press 2007
Digital art has become a major contemporary art form, but it has yet to achieve acceptance from mainstream cultural institutions; it is rarely collected, and seldom included in the study of art history or other academic disciplines. In MediaArtHistories, leading scholars seek to change this. They take a wider view of media art, placing it against the backdrop of art history.
Contributors trace the evolution of digital art, from thirteenth century Islamic mechanical devices and eighteenth century phantasmagoria, magic lanterns, and other multimedia illusions, to Marcel Duchamp's inventions and 1960s Kinetic and Op Art. They reexamine and redefine key media art theory terms--machine, media, exhibition--and consider the blurred dividing lines between art products and consumer products and between art images and science images. Finally, MediaArtHistories offers an approach for an interdisciplinary, expanded image science, which needs the "trained eye" of art history...website |
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Mediated: How the Media Shapes Your World and the Way You Live in It
by Thomas de Zengotita
Mediated, is a dazzling array of provocative social theories pinned around the idea that the media now permeates every strand of our experience. We are mediated to the nth degree. iPod, Therefore I Am might have been well served by a closer look at the ideas beneath the surface, whereas the ideas of Mediated come so thick and fast that sometimes the good ones get lost along the way. Thomas de Zengotita believes that the media influences so many human experiences that it is hard to be certain whether something is real (as in directly lived) or transmuted through the distorting lens of the mass media...website |
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Myths of Immateriality: Curating, Collecting and Archiving Media Art
Lectures and debate with Paul Sermon, media artist and scientist, UK and Christiane Paul, curator for New Media at the Whitney Museum, NY at the Danube TeleLecture #3 live from the MUMOK in Vienna...website |
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Neural
A Platform for Hacktivism - E-Music and New Media Art... website |
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New Media Fix
A portal to online resources and projects; it offers news, opportunity announcements and occasional reviews, and periodically releases in depth texts as well as interviews on new media culture...website
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The power of the edit
A collection of work online that showcase the power of the edit in video work... website |
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tank.tv DVD set
The DVD is a collection of 24 mixed-media moving images by UK-based artists, each less than three minutes long and reflecting the breadth of creativity that tank.tv has housed since 2003. Including specially commissioned interview pieces and excerpts, the DVD contains works by David Blandy, Ben Callaway, Duncan Campbell, Ergin Çavusoglu, Spartacus Chetwynd, Kate Cooper, Ann Course, Katy Dove, Max Hattler, Runa Islam, Kevin Heavey, Anja Kirschner, Zineb Sedira, Andrew Kötting, Torsten Lauschmann, Daria Martin, Alex Heim, Ben Rivers, Samuel Stevens, Stephen Sutcliffe, John Wood and Paul Harrison, Mark Aerial Waller, Saskia Olde Wolbers and Cerith Wyn Evans...website |
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Visitors Studio
VisitorsStudio is an open audio-visual playground for artists and musicians; to experiment, jam and perform in real time with online audiences. It was developed in parallel with FurtherStudio as an experimental space for collaborative creativity...website |
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Walker Art Collection
Includes Sculpture, Video work, Performance and Net Art...website |
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