<nettime-ann> Hz #8 - new media articles and net art

[sachiko hayashi <sachiko.hayashi@telia.com>]

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http://www.hz-journal.org
Hz #8 presents:

[Articles]

AUGMENTED BODY AND VIRTUAL BODY
by Suguru Goto
Composer Suguru Goto's "Augumented Body and Virtual Body" is a 
combination of his previous project "BodySuit" utilising 12 censors on 
a human performer and his new project "Robotic Music," in which 5 
robots performs following percussions: Gong, Bass Drum, Snare Drum, 
Tom-Tom, and Cymbal.

FLOATING POINTS: LOCATIVE MEDIA, PERSPECTIVE, FLIGHT AND THE 
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
by Jeremy Hight
Jeremy Hight has developed an experiment for the International Space 
Station that questions all the current notions of location in locative 
media by the inclusion of perspective: he proposes a new field of art 
to trigger above cities and the landscape at various altitudes.

GLOBAL vs. LOCAL: THE ART OF TRANSLOCALITY
by Ewa Wojtowicz
"The Internet-based culture has a global impact although its origin is 
blurred. Is it local? Are there any tendencies of locality visible in 
the world of net art?" Ewa Wojtowicz, theoretician/historian of art & 
culture and new media, examines the present net art practice from the 
perspective of locality and gloval networked community.
 	
TECHNOLOGY AS IF
by Annika Olofsdotter Bergstrom
Annika Olofsondotter Bergstrom discusses three New Media performances 
in which all use technology as body's extension: Troika Ranch's "Future 
of memory", Stelarc's "Ping Body" and Laetitia Sonami's "Lady’s Glove"

MAN MACHINE
by Bjorn Norberg
New Media Art Curator Bjorn Norberg leads us through the back-stage of 
the exhibition "Man Machine" shown at the National Museum of Science 
and Technology in Stockholm, February this year.
 	
"WHERE ARE YOU FROM?": THE NETWORKED APHERE
by Pat Badani
Interviews in 6 cities (Montreal, Toronto, Chicago, Mexico City, Buenos 
Aires and Paris) are compiled in Pat Badani's net art project "Where 
Are You From" to reveal the dynamics between the notions of "place" and 
"belonging."

[Hz Net Gallery]

THE PROSTHETIC COMPONENT INTERFACE SERIES or PCI
by Andrew Bucksbarg

CONTINUUM
by Tom Badley

SEARCHING IN THE BOX
by Francesca Roncagliolo

THEUSE.INFO
by Chris Mann

ZINHAR
by Babel

Hz is an on-line journal published by the non-profit art organization 
Fylkingen in Stockholm. Established in 1933, Fylkingen is the oldest 
forum for  experimental music and intermedia art in Sweden. Throughout 
its history  Fylkingen has been known to be a driving force in the 
Swedish art scene to introduce  and promote yet-to-be-established art 
forms, the examples of which include the music of Bartok, the video 
works of Nam June Paik, Electro-Acoustic  music during the '50s as well 
as the New Media performance of Stelarc in recent years.  Our members 
are leading composers, musicians, dancers, performance artists and 
visual artists in Sweden.  For more information on Fylkingen, please 
visit www.hz-journal.org/n4/hultberg.html.

Sachiko Hayashi/Hz

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