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Seminar Series – ‘CAMRI’

September 30, 2021/in News /by Greg DeCuir

The Communication and Media Research Institute (CAMRI) at the University of Westminster continues its exploration of the role of communication in the context of social and media transformations with a new series of research seminars. The first talk – given by Gavin Mueller (University of Amsterdam) online on 6 October 2021 – is based on […]

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‘The refugee is … FOOD FOR BIOPOLITICS’: Critical knowledgescapes in Ursula Biemann’s ‘Contained Mobility’ and ‘X-Mission’

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

by Ljudmila Bilkić  A modern political coda [refugees, constructed] A full-screen, single drone shot of an airport. Accurate black markings on the runway and taxiways suggest calculated bombardments. The phrase ‘Afghanistan 1987’ rapidly moves from right to left in the middle of the frame while ‘Afghanistan 1989’ appears in larger font underneath. The following subtitles […]

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Television as new media: Raymond-Millet’s ‘Télévision: Oeil de Demain’ (1947) and the politics of French experimental TV

May 27, 2019/1 Comment/in Features, Spring 2019_#Emotions /by Greg DeCuir

by Anne-Katrin Weber People using miniature-television devices in public places; professional meetings conducted via picture-phones; cars equipped with television screens; shops promoting their goods on television: these snapshots are taken from the 1947 short film Télévision: Oeil de Demain. Produced and shot by J. K. Raymond-Millet, Télévision: Oeil de Demain combines documentary and science fiction […]

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NECSUS Spring 2020_#Intelligence — call for submissions

May 13, 2019/1 Comment/in News /by Greg DeCuir

guest edited by Patricia Pisters (University of Amsterdam) and Ruggero Eugeni (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore Milano) The advent of new algorithms of machine learning and AI is producing a profound revolution in societies: indeed, the ‘algorithmic turn’ involves cultural, cognitive, emotional, and practical layers of everyday life; from this point of view, AI directly […]

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Social Media – New Masses / Updating to Remain the Same

December 7, 2017/in Autumn 2017_#Dress, Book Reviews, Reviews /by Greg DeCuir

Do we still live in a mass society? Does that foul spectre of the long and dark 20th century – the masses – extend into the 21st? We would perhaps like to believe that it does not. Or should we say they do not? Part of the anxiety over this strange socio-logical category can already […]

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Confronting the screen. Pipilotti Rist: Pixel Forest at the New Museum

May 28, 2017/1 Comment/in Exhibition Reviews, Reviews, Spring 2017_#True /by Greg DeCuir

Today, with computers, TVs, and mobile phones, everything is flat and put behind glass – our feelings, histories, longings. We’re all separated from each other, for the human being that we are in contact with is always behind glass… But with art, we can jump out of our loneliness. – Pipilotti Rist Pipilotti Rist: Pixel […]

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New media configurations and socio-cultural dynamics in Asia and the Arab world

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

Today more than ever new media and digital technologies are embedded in everyday life and socio-cultural structures. In fact, the evolving nature of media platforms, the migratory feature of content across various media sites, and the adoption of a participatory culture have tremendously altered the social dynamics not only within the nation-state setting but also […]

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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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NECSUS Spring 2017_‘True’ — call for submissions

May 28, 2016/in News /by Greg DeCuir

In contemporary media environments, it is hard to tell what is true and what is not. A considerable amount of the ‘news’ that social media feeds us on a daily basis is either straightforward hoaxes or satirical takes on the deplorable state of current media journalism. With regards to the latter, Stephen Colbert has famously […]

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Cows, clicks, ciphers, and satire

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

by Tom Tyler Farmville, launched in 2009, is a social game developed by Zynga that can be played on Facebook. As its name suggests, the game is a farming simulation which allows players to grow crops, raise animals, and produce a variety of goods. Gameplay involves clicking on land tiles in order to plough, plant, […]

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We can haz film fest!: Internet Cat Video Festival goes viral

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

A festival devoted to internet cat videos set out on a 2014 cross-Canada tour with this promotional tagline – ‘All the cattiness of the film fest. But with cats.’ Just for Cats: Internet Cat Video Festival drew programming from its internationally-acclaimed namesake (also known as #catvidfest), which was launched in 2012 by the Walker Art […]

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12th NECS Graduate Workshop in Rome

February 25, 2015/in News /by Greg DeCuir

The 12th NECS Graduate Workshop, From Sensation to Synesthesia: The aesthetic experience and synesthesia in film and new media, takes place from 26-27 February 2015 at Sapienza University of Rome. The workshop aims at elucidating how cinema and new media products can be considered synesthetic machines. The keynote presentation will be delivered by Wanda Strauven […]

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Precarious Aesthetics: From Webcams to the Moon

January 15, 2015/in News /by Greg DeCuir

The exhibition Precarious Aesthetics: From Webcams to the Moon, featuring the work of Paula Albuquerque and Daniela de Paulis, opens on 17 January 2015 at Bradwolff Projects in Amsterdam. The exhibition runs until 15 February 2015. On 8 February 2015 NECSUS editor Patricia Pisters will join Albuquerque for an art salon event at 16h. Read […]

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Appropriation / Collaboration: Christian Marclay / Harrell Fletcher & Miranda July at the University of Michigan Museum of Art

December 5, 2014/in Autumn 2014_'War', Exhibition Reviews, Reviews /by Greg DeCuir

On the University of Michigan Museum of Art’s (UMMA) website students have been spotted hugging a sculpture, conversing with a lifelike piece of clothing, or holding an inspirational banner encouraging others to love art. These uploads came out of a participatory art project the museum launched to promote and mirror its recent exhibition on new […]

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