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articles · Art Intercom: Featuring Cao Fei
5/8/2007 00:33 · 19 votes · 2 comments
A veteran documentarian at only 29, artist Cao Fei continuously blends the line between fantasy and the real. iMirror, her recent video series exploring this idea, shown at icommons and the Venice Biennial records her experience as the avatar China Tracy in Second Life, (a virtual world built and maintained by its users) and reveals the effect of the immersive environment on the...
articles · The Art Happens Here: The Full Exhibition Review
17/6/2007 17:32 · 18 votes · 1 comment
iCommoners and the artists in residence had the good fortune of sharing the street outside the gallery with every drunk teenager in the city last night. I suppose I should feel sorry for the six or seven boys I saw through the course of the evening hunched over a sink in a bathroom, but seeing as how I recognized a lot of these guys as the cat callers who had annoyed me earlier...
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articles · Artist in Residence Overview
1/8/2007 16:26 · no comments
As I write this, the iSummit date rapidly approaches, and the preparations among the artists selected for the iCommons residency grow more intense. None of us really knows what to expect; it’s the inaugural run of the programme so we’re doing more than deciding what to make (and in my case what to write); we’re figuring out what we want the Artist in Residency (AiR) to...
articles · Defining Moments at the Artist in Residence Panel
18/6/2007 04:08 · 2 comments
Frankly, with a title like “Building Sustainability for Peer Produced Free Culture” I was surprised that anyone at showed up to the Artist in Residence panel discussion yesterday afternoon. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not like we were packing any rooms, but we did manage to solicit the interest of at least 15 icommoners, which was more than I had thought would show. Fine Artists...
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articles · Social Web Sites and Folklore
by folkxplorer · voted on 6/8/2007 22:20 · 2 comments
Dear Colleagues,
From 5th till 9th August, 2007 in Varna, Bulgaria we organize 16th International Folk Festival -People from 10 countries will participate in festival's program.
During the festival we organize conference "The folklore in Global World". I am one of the speakers. My presentation is "Social Web Sites and Folklore'. Please, look in at my blog http://folkxplorer....
resources · A Free Enterprise
by John Michael · voted on 3/8/2007 10:57 · 2 comments
An Individual Collective of Collective Individuals
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articles · Art Intercom: Featuring Cao Fei
by Paddy Johnson · commented on 2/8/2007 13:30 · 19 votes · 2 comments
A veteran documentarian at only 29, artist Cao Fei continuously blends the line between fantasy and the real. iMirror, her recent video series exploring this idea, shown at icommons and the Venice Biennial records her experience as the avatar China Tracy in Second Life, (a virtual world built and maintained by its users) and reveals the effect of the immersive environment on the...
articles · Random: DIY Publishing and What's in a Name?
by philipp · commented on 16/6/2007 19:00 · 41 votes · 8 comments
Being at the iSummit is a bit like sitting inside a blizzard of shooting stars of ideas and struggling not to blink. What does that mean? Well, you find yourself on a bus with two publishing experts, discussing the viability of setting up print-on-demand (the experts call it just-in-time printing) facilities in South Africa, and how they would link with the commercial publishers...
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