Dear friends,
Not very active in ISEA, but hoping to see some of you at tonight's ferry ..
For those interested in the full p2p story and if you are still 'here' and
available, there will be a 2 hour workshop on p2p for an english-speaking
turkish audience,
see here for details,
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Melinda Rackham:
I am surprised that you are so dismissive of the Metaverse and its current
manifestations Marcus - given that there is such a persuasive weight of
identity construction, feminist theory, queer theory, performance, theatrical
and cinematic precedents and
dear all
from a distance (and an island), the discussions and postings this month, from
many of you having traveled to ISEA or the Biennial in Istanbul, have been
nothing but
interestingly strange, at times intriguing, stimulating, unnerving, and
disappointing, at times bizarre, as content
Hi,
On the subject of the degree of security at Sabanci Centre I just wanted to let
people know that part of the reason for the paranoia about security is that yes
Sabanci University is owned by extremely wealthy people and one of them was
assassinated last year. This information does shade
Hi Patrick!
On Tue, Sep 20, 2011 at 11:42 AM, Lichty, Patrick plic...@colum.edu wrote:
One thing that struck me is the rise of locativity, AR, and urbanism as
being prevalent in the discourse at ISEA. I only caught Teri Rueb's
soundwalks which dealt with GPS mapping of sound to landfills,
I was grateful for the overall messiness of the event. I was staying
with Turkish friends, and was pleased to hear that they heard about
the gallery shows through radio ads for the Biennale, and though they
are not artists or academics they wanted to come with me to see what
it was all about. I
Hi Patrick all,
One thing that struck me is the rise of locativity, AR, and urbanism
as being prevalent in the discourse at ISEA. I only caught Teri
Rueb's soundwalks which dealt with GPS mapping of sound to
landfills, and another panel that dealt with mapping textures onto
buildings
Hi everyone,
still here at ISEA myself, i'd like to add to the current discussion with a
few remarks.
I will only explicitly list the negative items, and i want to point out
that these are counterbalanced by *tons* of positive ones. Yet negativities
should be assessed: i hope that an additional
I am bit curious about how did the people who travelled to Istanbul for the
first time experienced the city itself, Turkey and all the contradictions
and the multiple layers of meaning residing in this old city where all the
remnants of it's past are crumbling away. As you know many Turks want to
