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1	Grounded : Locative art and embodied digitality Said, Mitchell Andrew 21 October 2008 (has links) My research is comprised of two connected components – a written report, and an original artwork. In the written segment of the research, I critically assess arguments sourced from digital theorists writing mainly in the 1990s, who positioned “cyberspace” as means of bodily escape, physical transcendence and disconnection from lived reality. I link their writings to a larger notion of technological determinism. I use a combination of theoretical sources and case studies to argue that these determinist attitudes are being challenged by the emergence of a recent artistic practice (termed “locative art”), itself made possible through changes in the understanding of the integration of digital information into the material world. The second part of my research consists of an original locative work, entitled “Tree ID”. It is integrated into my written research in my third chapter, in which I discuss the technical function and conceptual background of the work. “Tree ID” functions alongside my case studies as an artistic response to technological determinism, and, additionally, as a practical investigation into the South African context of locative art. locative art locative aware mobile embodiment technological determinism cellphone art digital art public art networked art artificial trees
2	The qualities and significance of documentation Dekker, Annet, Giannachi, Gabriella 30 June 2023 (has links) Documentation is usually regarded as an art project’s remain or trace that is created and used in different ways. In performance and digital art, documentation has become the focus of conservation and presentation strategies; however, there is a lack of standardized methods on how to make effective use of the different types of documentation. Using case studies from their own collections/practices, LIMA in Amsterdam, in collaboration with Tate and various artists / initiatives, in June 2020 organized a series of workshops to identify a typological framework of documentation. Specific attention was paid to performative installations, performance art in the museum, networked and research-based art projects. info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/700 ddc:700
3	Interconnection as an Ethic of Generosity Kusina, Jeanne Marie 25 May 2004 (has links) No description available. Philosophy Generosity ethics mutualist model moral particularity partialism impartialism mail art networked art Ray Johnson aesthetics Rawls Contractarianism Blum Diprose feminism interconnection.

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