Media and Materiality 2010

Hi everyone, The new links for my exhibition are: URL:         http://www.myebook.com/index.php?option=ebook&id=61085 Embed: <a href=”http://www.myebook.com/index.php?option=ebook&id=61085” target=”blank”><img src=”http://www.myebook.com/assets/frontend_file/embed_image/ebook_id/61085.png” border=”0″ alt=”Myebook – Technotexts – click here to open my ebook” /></a> Have a great holiday and see you next semester. Jonathan

www.uhhuhmarketing.com sorry for the mix up. the blogspot site was when I was still using vuvox Best, WJ

I’ve copied over this comment from Christo: So I’ve been thinking about how we may be able to link between projects. One way may be to draw attention to the physical location at which our projects are hosted by posting links of our various projects on a map. While certainly not 100% accurate, it is [...]

Storefront for Art and Architecture, in collaboration with Instituto Cervantes, presents the inaugural event of our new Manifesto Series with the FreshLatino seminar Emerging Latin Territories. The presentations and conversations intend to be a declaration of strategies and visions to speculate, understand or project a new approach towards the construction of our built environment from a Latin-American [...]

I stumbled on this accidentally and realized it might relate to our discussions on the materiality of text, since this novel is told through email exchanges between the characters, and emailed to subscribers (readers) each day. http://www.sentthenovel.com/home/

A Review of Selected Online Exhibits at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History By Alex Campolo Entering the virtual lobby at homepage of the National Museum of American History, one gets the feeling of standing on solid (for the Internet, at least) ground. Corporate sponsorship, institutional endowments, and a large staff of researchers ensure [...]