September 2010
27 posts
The Kickstarter Blog: Trends in Pricing and... →
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A couple of weeks ago we linked to Craig Mod’s gorgeous and thorough breakdown of his Kickstarter project Art Space Tokyo. In the post Craig sampled other popular projects on Kickstarter, and explained how their choices and outcomes affected the way he constructed his project. Craig also offers…
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For the past five years I’ve been looking at art and writing about what I see. But I’ve also been listening. Does art have a distinctive sound? Sometimes I think I could be in a remote cabin in Maine, and still instantly recognize the sound of an art video or a performance piece. Yet the things I hear in galleries and performance spaces don’t seem to share...
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From Kickstarter:
For the past five years I’ve been looking at art and writing about what I see. But I’ve also been listening. Does art have a distinctive sound? Sometimes I think I could be in a remote cabin in Maine, and still instantly recognize the sound of an art video or a performance piece. Yet the things I hear in galleries and performance spaces don’t seem to share...
#Carolvogel #Dancolen: The Complete Essay →
powhida:
The complete set of tweets about #carolvogel, #dancolen, and #gagosion. 11: 48pm to 4:19am, September 9th - 10th.
Art Fag City: IMG MGMT: A Tour of the Monuments of...
nobodysdiary:
This Monday’s IMG MGMT is by Jennifer Sullivan and takes us my along with the artist on a tour of her new neighborhood, half as a staycation travelogue and half as an homage to A Tour of the Monuments of Passaic, Robert Smithson’s 1967 conceptual art odyssey to suburban New Jersey.
IMG MGMT: What Relational Aesthetics Can Learn... →
Marcin Ramocki’s essay Surfing Clubs: organized notes and comments describes the rapid conversations on group posting websites using jpgs, gifs, video, links, and text as a material;
The older the club the more convoluted the semiotics of communication between surfers becomes. This communication entails posting organized content by a challenger, and a decoding of it by other participants,...
Ensuite: Why Content Makers Should Become Tool... →
The content business on the other hand isn’t doing so hot. It’s my belief that we were never really paying for content to begin with, or at least we weren’t all paying for the same content. We were paying for the package. We were subsidizing coverage of the Iraq War (even though that’s the hardest to advertise against) by paying for the wedding coverage in the New York Times. We were paying to...
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