The New Media Caucus Blog
After another great day of listening, meeting, and discussing, The Yes Men keynote and closing ceremony was intense. It unexpectedly began with a student protest after the opening remarks by Simon Fraser’s President, Andrew Petter. The student called attention to…
We realize you may have already seen this on our site or in our emails. But, it never hurts to get that extra reminder. Especially considering that some of these deadlines will be right around the corner. If you happen…
ISEA2015 is barely half over, and its amazing to think back to what’s already happened and also what is still to come. I’m not able to stay for the entire conference, but have really enjoyed the engaging programming and all…
I’m a bit at a loss for words, but wanted to share a little bit as everything starts to take off here in Vancouver for ISEA2015. If you’re around, you should try to catch up with me, but I know…
The “ongoing” characteristics of Internet-based art offer an open-ended element to the concept of a project. These characteristics begin with access and presentation on the Internet, but are always supplemented with the specific intent of the artist. Artist,…
Hello World! A hub is a point of convergence – for networks, devices, physical or virtual objects, and for people. It is our goal to use this space to bring together, and to distribute. The New Media Caucus has been…
Announcing the upcoming July 2015 ArrayList discussion theme: New Media Foundations: Code! Sign up/join in here: The purpose of ArrayList is to connect new media artists, designers, educators, theorists, producers, activists, and organizers while facilitating critical discussion about foundation level new…
We are pleased to announce the launch of The Fluxus Digital Collection. This online archive gathers an eclectic range of artworks by one of the most important movements of the twentieth century. Global in scope, Fluxus members moved between the…
