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On #Materiality

December 13, 2022/in Autumn 2022_#Materiality, Festival Reviews, Reviews /by Greg DeCuir

The discussion of media often meanders between the way media objects are perceived as written texts, projected audiovisual messages, or recorded music on the one hand and material objects on the other. Materiality in the sense of physical matter is considered multi-sensory and in a direct relation to the perceiving body, traditionally – particularly in the arts – associated with processes of valorisation as in the term and concept of ‘aura’. But media studies have long established perspectives beyond simple notions of matter. Even light, sound, and energy have entered the discourse, and materiality can be traced in any and all understandings of media. This special section brings together some of the latest post-digital perspectives on the long-standing discussion of materiality in our ever-changing media landscapes. The contributions represent today’s broadness of the field and discourse, connecting media from their analogue pasts to their materially ambiguous futures.

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Reflections on Montreal’s Elektra festival, its twentieth edition, and the exhibition of digital media art

December 21, 2019/in Autumn 2019_#Gesture, Festival Reviews, Reviews /by Greg DeCuir

In ELEKTRA’s own words, the digital art festival has been ‘helping audiences explore the diversity of performance practices, particularly audiovisual and robotics, since 1999’ and takes place over six days and nights in selected venues across Montreal. While the festival has become an important place to experience digital art in Montreal, it also functions as […]

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Inhuman Networks / Controversies in Digital Ethics

July 10, 2018/1 Comment/in Book Reviews, Reviews, Spring 2018_#Resolution /by Greg DeCuir

Talking about the rise of the internet is at once as trivial as it is banal. If I asked a friend a speculative question, how do I make my own sourdough culture, they would sarcastically respond, there is this new thing where you can type in these questions without asking me – it is called […]

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Mapping the fashion film festival landscape: Fashion, film, and the digital age

December 6, 2017/1 Comment/in Autumn 2017_#Dress, Festival Reviews, Reviews /by Greg DeCuir

The digital revolution and the reorganisation of the media environment have contributed to the emergence of new forms to communicate and to apprehend media. These mutations and technological evolutions have allowed renewed fashion imagery and enabled new forms of communicating fashion, making fashion films a relevant and widely broadcasted form. Forms of distribution move from […]

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Black Film British Cinema Conference 2017

February 9, 2017/in News /by Greg DeCuir

The Politics of Race in Contemporary Film and Digital Practice, 18-19 May 2017. Goldsmiths, University of London (Day One) and Institute of Contemporary Arts (Day Two) Whether we consider the rise of the concept of diversity, the on-screen representation of identities, the off-screen workforce, the production trends of film institutions, new forms of independent production opened up […]

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Dreaming of Cinema / Slow Cinema

December 4, 2016/in Autumn 2016_#Home, Book Reviews, Reviews /by Greg DeCuir

Adam Lowenstein’s Dreaming of Cinema: Spectatorship, Surrealism, and the Age of Digital Media (New York: Columbia University Press, 2015) and Slow Cinema (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2016), a collection of essays edited by Tiago de Luca and Nuno Barradas Jorge, are attempts to come to grips with some of the different ways that digital technology […]

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Virtual futures and cinematic pasts at the 65th Melbourne International Film Festival

December 4, 2016/in Autumn 2016_#Home, Festival Reviews, Reviews /by Greg DeCuir

The annual Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF) ranks among the oldest film festivals in the world. Launched in 1952 by enthusiasts seeking to watch films that were otherwise unavailable in Australia, MIFF emerged as one of the earliest examples of audience-driven film festivals in the world. From a modest program of 8 feature films and […]

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PhD positions at University of Luxembourg

July 27, 2016/in News /by Greg DeCuir

The Historical Institute/Center for Contemporary and Digital History at University of Luxembourg has obtained a large grant from the Fonds National de la Recherche Luxembourg, enabling the creation of a Doctoral Training Unit (DTU) and opening up 13 positions for PhD students (doctoral candidates) in the field of digital history and hermeneutics. Visit the website for […]

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Ryoji Ikeda at ZKM

July 11, 2016/in Exhibition Reviews, Reviews, Spring 2016_'Small data' /by Greg DeCuir

Under the title The New Art Event in the Digital Age, ZKM Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe’s GLOBALE program hosted and presented 300 days of exhibitions, cultural, and education events (April 2015 to January 2016) celebrating the 300th birthday of the city of Karlsruhe.[1] Given the dedication of ZKM to art and media technology […]

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Towards a ‘minor data’ manifesto

July 11, 2016/in Spring 2016_'Small data' /by Greg DeCuir

by Jacek Smolicki and Alberto Frigo Not big and not small data Before moving to a discussion on the concept of minor data we find it important to explain how the term relates, or rather how it differs from existing terms that have emerged in the context of ubiquitous data circulation and accumulation. Big data […]

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Forms of binding: On data and not ‘fitting in’

July 11, 2016/in Spring 2016_'Small data' /by Greg DeCuir

by Anirban Gupta-Nigam Saddleworth Moor On 26 January 2016 The Guardian reported the following: ‘[a] man who died on a remote hillside may have been making a pilgrimage to the scene of plane crash that killed 24 people in 1949, police have said – possibly because he was related to a victim of the disaster’.[1] […]

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A theoretical approach to vintage: From oenology to media

November 29, 2015/4 Comments/in Autumn 2015_'Vintage' /by Greg DeCuir

by Katharina Niemeyer Research on vintage as both a term and a concept and its historical emergence in the field of fashion and flea markets in Europe and the United States is already well-established, particularly regarding the subcultural nature of vintage, its relation to hipsters, the difference between vintage and second-hand clothes, and its identification […]

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Beautiful Data / The Democratic Surround

November 4, 2015/1 Comment/in Autumn 2015_'Vintage', Book Reviews, Reviews /by Greg DeCuir

As the future approaches, equally digital and messy, it appears that there is considerable need for a thorough re-thinking of the postwar period which to a large extent determined the course of the current conditions. Such a broadly-conceived Foucauldian ‘history of the present’ attempts to shed new light on contemporary phenomena by rethinking their genealogy […]

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Too much world: A Hito Steyerl retrospective

June 12, 2015/in Exhibition Reviews, Reviews, Spring 2015_'Animals' /by Greg DeCuir

My visit to Hito Steyerl’s first European mid-career museum retrospective at the Van Abbe museum in Eindhoven (curated by Annie Fletcher, 12 April 2014 – 22 June 2014) provided me with a plethora of impressions hard to summarise in a short review. As an artist making experimental film-essays and installations with webcam-generated found footage, I […]

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Storytelling in the media convergence age: Exploring screen narratives

June 11, 2015/in Book Reviews, Reviews, Spring 2015_'Animals' /by Greg DeCuir

The early 21st century has been witnessing extraordinary changes in digital media technologies that transformed the means of production and reception of screen narratives. Industrial shifts and an increasing use of the Internet enabled media companies to circulate their content globally and across a range of channels and platforms. This in turn gave more control […]

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