Dear Inke, thanks for your feedback. As to your criticism, I hope you know that I value your work highly exactly because you operate also in that in-between space. So that would be the first example that comes to my mind. And surely, there are many other possible examples. However, to give a complete overview of critical contemporary postmedia practices was not the idea of this article. This is a type of piece where you go to an opening in the evening and next day in the morning you write up your thoughts. Either you do it, or you don't. Bearing in mind that I actually should do other"proper" work, there was only a limited time span. Also with regard to other aspects, this piece is quite sketchy and gives a rather abbreviated account of topics, also on the theoretic side.
However, if there is an interest in republishing this piece in an extended version, I am happy to do that, especially if there is also a writers fee. Otherwise I would say, I do not claim that this is in any way final or, comprehensive but an attenpt at opening a discussion best regards Armin On 2015-02-05 13:47, Inke Arns wrote: > Dear Armin, > > thanks a lot for your article which I enjoyed reading! The point you are making is very important. > > However, allow me to say the following: I think your argument would become much stronger (and the basis of your argument would be much broader) if you would not only refer to your own projects. > > Are there other approaches in this world that would support your position? I would be interested in getting to know more about them ... > > All the best, > and keep on writing, > Inke > > > > > Am 04.02.2015 um 13:22 schrieb Armin Medosch <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>: > >> > Hi all, > > In Vienna, slowly the – still relatively new - director of Kunsthalle > is showing his profile. After many years under the populist autocrat > Matt, Nicolas Schaffhausen brings some well needed profundity to > Kunsthalle. This latest exhibition, The Future of Memory, while well > conceived, exposes also the dilemmas of hegemonic neo-conceptualism, > which I call the /contemporary/. > > This article hopes to open a debate on postdigital art and the > hegemony of contemporaneity > http://www.thenextlayer.org/node/1312 > > regards > Armin > >> >> ______________________________________________ >> SPECTRE list for media culture in Deep Europe >> Info, archive and help: >> http://post.in-mind.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/spectre >
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