DIGITAL II - ON NET ART

Since the emergence of the World Wide Web, artists have been attempting to define its potential as a tool to create virtual communities to transcend national borders and avoid regulations. A central feature of many net projects has been the attempt to create virtual and symbolic spaces, and to record, describe or manipulate reflections of real life.

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BOREDOMRESEARCH Algorithmic Reflections on Virtual Organisms ANDREAS BRØGGER Aesthetic Conversion NILS CLAESSON Electronic Art - yes but only when its needed THOR MAGNUSSON Processor Art ALEXEI SHULGIN Net Art And Its Consequences AMANDA STEGGELL Game Set Match SHEILA URBANOSKI <b>SO HAPPY TOGETHER</b> MILOS VOJTECHOVSKY Electronic Networks: Tools for Control, Common sence or Narcism?
The registration fee is 10 Euro for Muu Members and 15 Euro for non-members.

BOREDOMRESEARCH Algorithmic Reflections on Virtual Organisms

ANDREAS BRØGGER Aesthetic Conversion

NILS CLAESSON Electronic Art - yes but only when its needed

THOR MAGNUSSON Processor Art

ALEXEI SHULGIN Net Art And Its Consequences

AMANDA STEGGELL Game Set Match

SHEILA URBANOSKI <b>SO HAPPY TOGETHER</b>

MILOS VOJTECHOVSKY Electronic Networks: Tools for Control, Common sence or Narcism?

The registration fee is 10 Euro for Muu Members and 15 Euro for non-members.

 Partner event: READ_ME 2.3, Media Centre Lume, May 30-31