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On 14.10.2005, at 13:20, eschim at artic.edu wrote:

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>> NEW REVIEWS ON FURTHERFIELD.ORG
>> -New works reviewed on Furtherfield.
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>> http://www.furtherfield.org
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>> OnlyOneNativeSpeaker - socialfiction.org
>> Visually, OnlyOneNativeSpeaker is simple and straightforward while  
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>> contents alternate between playful, dense, poetic and esoteric.  
>> The home
>> page, with a white background, teal serif text and large red  
>> headers, is
>> roughly divided vertically in half. The left half contains a  
>> chatty yet
>> informative description of OnlyOneNativeSpeaker's purpose, along  
>> with an
>> exhortation for participation, while the right half contains several
>> lists of links grouped under the headings of "Infrastructure,"
>> "Languages," and "Categories." "Languages" is divided into several
>> subcategories: "Local," "Submitted," and "Of interest."  
>> "Infrastructure"
>> contains links to the OONS wiki, the OONS del.icio.us page, and an  
>> OONS
>> yahoogroups mailinglist, along with an email link to  
>> socialfiction.org
>> for language submissions. Reviewer: Alsion Colman.
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>> Black Holes - Lewis LaCook.
>> One of the questions that faces those of us who wish to frame and  
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>> answers to the question of what is Net.Art, (or at least, what it  
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>> be) is the consideration of what part of the project is Net  
>> dependant?
>> Has the artist used the internet merely as the carrier for the art  
>> work,
>> and therefore used it as a free and worldwide form of art gallery,  
>> or is
>> the work intrinsically borne on the web and unable to exist in any  
>> other
>> form? Is the artwork using the networked environment in such a way  
>> that
>> its content is in part formed by the medium? Reviewer: Mark Hancock.
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>> Low-fi exhibition including works by: Radarboy, Cavan Convery, UK  
>> Museum
>> of Ordure, Mauricio Arango, James Coupe, Kate Rich.
>> This exhibition is ambitious in its breadth of concept, content and
>> range of networked technologies and while Low-fi accommodates some
>> experimental concept- stretching in a couple of the artworks, the  
>> show
>> is astutely curated. By not relying on the usual protocols of
>> established media art history to justify its existence, it manages to
>> communicate to new audiences without interfering with the artwork's
>> meanings. The supporting information is clear and unpretentious,
>> introducing the work in a way that serves to demystify the technology
>> and places its use well in the context of the artists’ intentions.
>> Collaborative Review: Marc Garrett & Ruth Catlow.
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>> BramTV – - Annie Abrahams.
>> The many works built by Bramtv have different existences that emerge
>> according to the decisions that the users make during their  
>> visits. The
>> Internet here is used as a multi-mass universe, of simulations and
>> proposals, where a person can rebuild and re-invent one's self or
>> selves, without having to deal with the usual risk of come back or  
>> the
>> niggling drudge of reality. Bramtv’s snapshot of the website are
>> accessible via the collection button, but the collection pages change
>> each time and when somebody prints a page of the collection it is  
>> a 99%
>> bet of certainty that they will have a '”single portrait” of  
>> bram.org.
>> Reviewer: Joachim Desarmenien.
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>> If you want to be a reviewer on Furtherfield contact:
>> marc.garrett at furtherfield.org
>> chris Joseph - babel at 391.org
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>> Other Projects we are currently involved in (busy R us):
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>> NODE.L: [Networked, Open, Distributed, Evnts. London]
>> -an open, participatory season that aims to support and stimulate  
>> Media
>> Arts in London during March 2006.
>> http://nodel.org/
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>> http://www.furtherstudio.org/live/
>> (open to all to use)
>> http://www.furtherfield.org/furthercritic
>> (Our current critic in residence at furtherfield, is ]]Mez[[)
>> http://www.furthernoise.org
>> (just been redesigned by Andy Forbes, Editor Roger MIlls)
>> http://www.netbehaviour.org
>> (just been redesigned)
>> http://www.furtherfield.org/gestation/
>> (re-activated-add your own media realted terms)
>> http://www.furthertxt.org
>> (send in your papers to Charlotte Frost)
>> http://www.skinstrip.net/index_archive.htm
>> (archived -cute version. Really naughty version taken down due to
>> crashing the server because of to many visitors)
>> http://www.furtherfield.org/networking
>> (another event coming up this year, probably with furthernoise.org)
>> http://www.furtherfield.org/furtherstudio/
>> (archived for view)
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