17.02.10
Vilmar
On my MA seminar debate last week at Goldsmiths we discussed the ‘author function’ in relation to value-creation in the economic context, interrogating the notions of originality and distinctiveness posited by Foucault in his essay “What Is an Author?’. Read the rest of this entry »
16.12.09
David
As part of the Dusted Christmas celebrations yesterday, we all took a trip out to the V&A to see the new digital art exhibition, Decode: Digital Design Sensations. The exhibition showcases the latest developments in digital and interactive design, from small, screen-based, graphics to large-scale interactive installations. Read the rest of this entry »
12.08.09
Jack
I had the pleasure of being invited to the Rankin Private View at The Truman Brewery a couple of weeks ago and was astonished by the array of amazing work displayed at the exhibition. As I entered the building a strong security presence made sure that it was only a selected few managed to enter the private view. Read the rest of this entry »
16.08.07
Jack
As the Antony Gormley’s exhibition “Blind light” comes to a close this Sunday 19th August 2007, I highly recommend you to go and check it out at the Southbank Centre. Read the rest of this entry »
31.05.07
Jack
When I first saw this product it looked like something that would be very inviting and playful to use. I couldn’t imagine that this came out of a Microsoft lab but hey, life is full of surprises and Microsoft Surface is one of them. Read the rest of this entry »
30.03.07
Matt
Tate Britain will be hosting Cybersonica ’07 at their monthly Late at Tate Britain event on the 6 April 2007. It’s a festival of sound, music and technology all coming together for 4 hours. With free entry and half price entry to the Hogarth Exhibition, it would seem a good way to spend the evening of Good Friday. For those old enough to remember Heaven 17 and The Human League, Martyn Ware, founder member of both is presenting. And if you’re not old enough to remember them, don’t let that put you off.
Cybersonica have a few other events in their programme to.
08.03.07
Matt
What would happen if you took 1 million ordinary people and got them to collaborate on a single peice of art? The One Million Masterpiece : The world’s largest ever artistic collaboration.
