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A Normal Future – Interview with NORMALS

Normals is a collective whose work crosses a number of boundaries. Perhaps their work is a proposal that the boundaries we once found useful in defining creative practice don’t work as well in our connected/networked/hybrid cultures. What do the spaces…

A. Bill Miller
April 19, 2016

Chronodrift

From handbound woodblock printed zines to rendered CAD drawings, Chronodrift will showcase over 150 examples of print media at The Lumber Room in Portland, Oregon, opening on April 1st. The exhibition will include work by Alfred University Expanded Media alumni,…

Victoria Bradbury
March 30, 2016

KairUs at CAA, D.C. and Megacorp. in NYC

The opportunity to present our work at the New Media Caucus panel Ecologies of Creative Activism at the CAA conference gave us the occasion for a trip overseas to visit Washington D.C and New York. We worked out our jet-lag before the…

Victoria Bradbury
March 11, 2016

Modular Software: Creating Performative Tools for Artists

Over the past two years, I have become increasingly interested in the rich potential of working with hybrid analog and digital systems for real time performative processing. There is an interesting tension that occurs when combining the precision of digital…

Victoria Bradbury
March 4, 2016

FEBRUARY 2016 ARRAYLIST THEME: Performance [experimental, durational, networked] –> NEW MEDIA PEDAGOGY OF THE [ ]

We are happy to announce the upcoming ArrayList discussion theme: Performance [experimental, durational, networked] starts February 1, 2016 ArrayList series details here: Subscribe here: The purpose of the ArrayList year-long series is to connect new media artists, designers,…

A. Bill Miller
January 18, 2016

The Illusions of Love Stories

Artist Nichola Kinch is bringing back the physicality of images with her participatory installations. A mix of 19th and 21st century image making methods as well as her consideration of the exhibition space provides a captivating viewing experience. The installation…

Carrie Ida Edinger
December 9, 2015

The Wrong

The Wrong is big. Really ridiculously, absurdly large. The sheer number and variety of works encompassed in this digital biennial is overwhelming, across its pavilions, curated pieces, and events. When this second iteration of The Wrong was about to launch, even organizer Guillo had not…

Daniel Temkin
November 23, 2015

Looking forward::: DECEMBER 2015 ARRAYLIST THEME: GAMES! –> NEW MEDIA PEDAGOGY OF THE [ ]

ARRAY [ ] // www.arrayproject.com We are happy to announce the upcoming ArrayList discussion theme: New Media Foundations: Games! –> starts December 1, 2015 DECEMBER 2015 GUEST THREAD LEADERS:::: Theresa Devine (New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences at Arizona…

A. Bill Miller
November 9, 2015

“Digital Curation” – What’s in a Word (or Two)?

In early October, 2015, Phyllis Hecht and Joyce Ray, both faculty in Johns Hopkins University Museum Studies program, hosted a summit meeting in Washington DC on the topic of Digital Curation. I was lucky to be able to attend this…

Richard Rinehart
November 6, 2015

Upcoming Deadlines and Announcements

Just getting a few reminders in the pipeline for you! Our posted announcements with November Deadlines are tagged on our site here. In particular, the Media-N Journal has a call out for proposals for the Spring 2016 issue. More info…

A. Bill Miller
October 29, 2015