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Results for Category 'Summary'
Interview: An interview with Matthew Gansallo
...traditional audience and bring them online?
MG: It wasn't an intention to make net art easier to understand, it was to engage the audience, into looking at how this work could be a tool f...
Interview: A conversation between Kathy Rae Huffman and Julie Lazar.
... different kind of audience to the work, rather than just people who are already interested in it, who know where to find it, is important...
Interview: New media, 'community art', and net.art activism. Interviews with Natalie Bookchin and Brendan Jackson.
... not simply an audience looking for art, but on-line game players looking for games...
Interview: Interview with Peter Weibel, Chairman and CEO of the Zentrum fur Kunst und Medientechnologie in Karlsruhe, Germany.
... attracts a mass audience and is as popular as Mickey Mouse, then it is because of the festivals promoting media art...
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Presentation: "Art And Money Online"
... of a crossover audience between those people who knew about online culture and Web art and those people who know about gallery and museum art...
Presentation: Tamas Banovich, Postmasters Gallery, NY.
...1994 or 95 I was struck by the fact that there was this huge cultural change going on - that technology changed how people interact, work and how they perceive the world - and this somehow wasn't reflected in art of the ...
Presentation: Matthew Gansallo, webworks for the Tate.
... came up from the audience at some point, we didn’t want them to say that artworks were going out that no one knows about...
Presentation: Iliyana Nedkova Presentation
... this site-specific audience who is very well dispersed across the Internet channels...
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