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Charlotte Morman
" I had no difficulty being Korean in America. We were thinking in
terms of numbers. This virgin land here was so big that I didn’t
have a problem. I could go anywhere. I wanted to do everything. I
was like an elephant in a china shop. I could break everything. I
was very excited about a revolution with Charlotte Mormon and
me. In Germany I was making a kind of “sexable music” and I
couldn’t find in Germany an instrumentalist girl who would play
nude for me. In Japan I was looking for some nude girls, but at
that time, classical music was a middle class thing in Japan. So
they were very prudent. So they didn’t understand what I wanted.
But Charlotte Mormon was wild oats, a tough girl. So she was a
very tough girl; she knew what I was trying to do.
America had become a very important art country by then.
America was invading Germany and France already and I needed a
homeland, to homestead. When I was in New York I came here to
SoHo. I lived on Canal street for almost 10 years." -NJP
Fame Exchange
Stephen Vitiello
Listen to Walker Arts Center audio project 7/1-30/01 crossfade
Tetrasomia
The Light of Falling Cars
The World Trade Center Residency
Scratchy Marimba
TWISTER
interviewed
What exactly is a Media Z Lounge, a Sky
Media Loft, or a Login Gateway? And could
someone please explain what happens
when you take a Chariot to the Heavens?
Here's an interview with digital artist John Simon. Pretty interesting, but I don't know what to think about his art. He taught "computer art" at SVA, and I like his approach (from the little I can make out of it.)
When I was teaching in the Computer Art MFA program at the School of Visual Arts [in New York] I taught both programming and systems. The systems class was meant to explain how the computer worked, layer by layer, from "why the user interface looks like a desktop" to "how electricity and transistors can be made to store and manipulate information." I don't think we should allow creative innovators to use application software without showing them how it is all put together.He had a piece in bitstreams, so maybe Tom could comment on his work?
Once upon a time, important art was made in France.
Remembering Andre Racz Arthur C. Danto
(untitled) Plate VIII, Reign of Claws (broken link)
(untitled) Plate from Reign of Claws
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