Category Archives: art

Interview with M83 on Last.fm

By Craig | Published: April 9, 2009

One of my favourite electronic artists, M83, has a interview on that fabulous social media site; Last.fm. Enjoy!

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Geert Lovink: Resolution for Digital Futures

By Craig | Published: January 29, 2009

Subject: [-empyre-] Geert Lovink: Resolution for Digital Futures Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2009 08:50:47 -0500 From: Timothy Murray <tcm1@cornell.edu> Reply-To: soft_skinned_space <empyre@lists.cofa.unsw.edu.au> To: soft_skinned_space <empyre@gamera.cofa.unsw.edu.au> Geert Lovink Seven Resolutions for 2009 1. Radical makeover of Indymedia into an irresistible network of networks, aimed to link local initiatives, worldwide, that aim to bring down corporate capitalism. [...]

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Creative King’s

By Craig | Published: January 22, 2009

This site was developed by my collegue Torsten Reimer. Creative King’s is a College-wide initiative exploring the notion of creativity and its place in academic life at King’s. The series invites King’s academics from across the disciplinary spectrum to discuss creativity in their own field and to explore interdisciplinary linkages. All at King’s are warmly [...]

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Arts Birthday (and Craig’s too!)

By Craig | Published: January 12, 2009

It is my birthday next weekend. And i am going to Vienna to celebrate as it is also ‘Arts Birthday‘ . Kunst Radio is holding a party in Hainsburg near Vienna where my good friend Andrew Garton will be playing a 100 year old electronic instrument. Art is 1,000, 0045 years old.  I was born [...]

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SENSORIUM RE-CONNECTED by Andrew Garton

By Craig | Published: January 11, 2009

From 18 August through to 26 September 97, ABC Classic FM’s The Listening Room presented Sensorium Connect / Body Morph, a generative composition by composer Andrew Garton comprising of sounds sampled from performances by Stelarc. On 11 January 2009 KunstRadio will broadcast an entirely new version of this work. Sensorium Re-Connect commemorates the work of [...]

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What is Aus-e-lit?

By Craig | Published: November 17, 2008

(Thanks to the Arts and Humanities eScience support centre at King’s for the link) The Aus-e-Lit project aims to address the eResearch needs of researchers involved in the study of Australian literature and Australian print culture. AustLit is a non-profit collaboration between the National Library of Australia and twelve Universities. It provides an important resource [...]

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Nothingknown

By Craig | Published: October 9, 2008

Andrew Garton, a good friend of mine from Melbourne, is in Graz Austria hosting a art exhibition. Here is some of his recent work. NOTHINGKNOWN -Version 3 from andrew garton on Vimeo.

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