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Revision as of 22:13, 8 September 2010
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Skype conference 06/08
A list of key words scribbled down during a conference call on Tuesday June 8th.
- collapsing time and space
- the notion of real-time
- remote vs. locals spaces
- public access (to what?)
- time and its perception
- portal (I don't know the project, is there a link?)
- when real-time becomes past through latency
Classes in Weimar and Buffalo dealing with the suject
- GMU:Breaking the Timeline and GMU:Audio+Video by Max Neupert
- Oskar Sala Project by Jan Sieber
- RADIO:Sound is Art by Nathalie Singer and Andreas Feddersen
- Hört, Hört - Seht, Seht! Exhibition (watch video documentation)
Artworks and theories which are interesting in the context
Artworks
Theories
- Gabriel Shalom: Hypercubism
Literature
- Virilio, Paul: (Chapter “The Perspective of Real-Time” in) Open Sky ISBN 1-85984-181-3 secondary literature
- Deleuze & Guattari: Mille Plateaux ISBN 978-0485113358, Logic of Sense ISBN 978-0231059831 …
- Bergson, Henri: Introduction to Metaphysics ISBN 978-1144043719, The Creative Mind ISBN 978-0806523262, Matter and Memory ISBN 978-1440066542 …