Re: [spectre] Help Online Exhibitions

Hi Annick I've been exhibited within a few. As mentioned many have disappeared since then so I've provided a few urls to help you track down some info. Most recently this was the most interesting to be a part of - #exstrange : a curatorial intervention on ebay:

Re: [spectre] Help Online Exhibitions

This one from Maria PTQK. http://espacevirtuel.jeudepaume.org/a-propos-du-chthulucene-et-de-ses-especes-camarades-3220/ El mié., 27 feb. 2019 a las 19:59, Evelin Stermitz () escribió: > > > Current online exhibition: > http://vasa-project.com/video/carla-2019/carla-2019-archive.html >

Re: [spectre] Help Online Exhibitions

Current online exhibition: http://vasa-project.com/video/carla-2019/carla-2019-archive.html http://vasa-project.com/video/carla-2019/carla-2019-archive.html#first http://vasa-project.com/video/carla-2019/carla-2019-archive.html#second Quoting i...@i-a-m.tk: http://www.stuffinablank.com/

Re: [spectre] Help Online Exhibitions

http://www.stuffinablank.com/ http://the-widget-art-gallery.blogspot.com/ http://700mbg.com/ http://www.desktopresidency.com/ http://www.floriankuhlmann.com/local-non.html ;) INSTITUT FÜR ALLES MÖGLICHE WWW.I-A-M.TK facebook us! www.facebook.com/IAM.Pressestelle Am 27.02.2019 um 18:58

Re: [spectre] Help Online Exhibitions

Hi Annick, I have made few, but hardly any can be found any more The oldest one is Artkustika, I only have screenshots, it was wav and sound stream based, made in 1998. I don’t even remember the address. It was used for LADA 98 in Rimini remote presenting. Another one Machine_philosopher from

[spectre] Help Online Exhibitions

Dear Spectrites, I am currently working on a research about online exhibitions. What are the online exhibitions formats that you have experimented (can be current or past) that you think were truly interesting ? From my own experience: - The best one that I have seen is the "Temporary

[spectre] New Auxiliary podcast: PROBES #24.2, by Chris Cutler

*New Auxiliary podcast: PROBES #24.2, by Chris Cutler* This auxiliary , curated by Chris Cutler, follows a variety of toys as they strut their stuff on rock stages, movie soundtracks, concert halls, galleries and recordings.