Re: [NetBehaviour] Convergence

And on a positive side, maybe digital writers can finally start to earn a living? On 10 March 2016 at 12:45, dave miller wrote: > I agree it's all far too slick. I don't like how the art is commercialised > and reinvented without respect for what was done before. I'm

Re: [NetBehaviour] Convergence

I agree it's all far too slick. I don't like how the art is commercialised and reinvented without respect for what was done before. I'm interested in the future of the book stuff, but it's presented as a new thing and all those many artistic and experimental works in digital storytelling over many

Re: [NetBehaviour] Convergence

wondering whether other people might perceive this interesting project a bit overlinked with commerce..? maybe its just me and being too wrapped up with art being free of penalties (eg having to pay) at the point of delivery..? On the other hand, it can perhaps be argued that the point of delivery

[NetBehaviour] Convergence

http://convergence-london.com Music + Art + Technology Convergence is a celebration of musical pioneers, visual artists and technologists. Returning for its third year in 2016, Convergence will take over venues including Barbican, Roundhouse, Scala, St John on Bethnal Green, Village