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i say:
but a measure of the flows that move us through our be-ing here now cannot be directly made. if we try to document, we are lost from the moment, dulled from reflecting the brilliance of that revealing of presence in the present.
hyper/texts
a box of everything, 1992
neoscenes maintains a critical distance on the abstract representative force -- another formal division of concept -- called language within the sometimes onerous structures of social hierarchy: with this knowledge in mind, constructing text becomes a serious undertaking with often indeterminate results given the limitations of abstracted lingustic re-creation and skill. included in this formal collection of neoscenes chicken-scratchings are documents concerning projects and practices undertaken in the neoscene sphere of influence. also included are a collection of third-party texts of interest to the neoscenes agenda which are either copyleft or used by permission. please see individual articles for useage limitations. easy-to-print .pdf files are soon available by following the pdf icon links.
hopkins/neoscenes texts:
Manifestations of Networking
In The Presence of Networks: A Meditation on the Architectures of Participation
Statement of Art and Teaching Philosophy
TOTEM: ný verk
neoscenes occupation
learning and networks
1 + 1 = 3
Review of ISEA 94
net to art
Doctoral Bibliography
net.art things
Niépce Museum catalog essay
water
third-party texts:
Becker Culture and Technologies of Control :: by Konrad Becker
Benjamin The Cultivation of Idiosyncracy :: by Harold Raymond Wayne Benjamin
Bey Permanent TAZs :: by Hakim Bey
Bey Overcoming Tourism :: by Hakim Bey
Bohm Dialogue - A Proposal :: by David Bohm, Donald Factor, and Peter Garrett
Dan Reality is too komplex 4 oraL kommunikation :: by Gheorghe Dan
Elder State/Intended: Some Reflections Parallel to the Book of All the Dead :: by R. Bruce Elder
Emerson Nature; Addresses, and Lectures :: by Ralph Waldo Emerson
Friedman Forty Years of Fluxus :: by Ken Friedman
Kluitenberg Connection Machines :: by Eric Kluitenberg
Lovink The Importance of Meetspace: A Manual for Temporary Media Labs :: by Geert Lovink
Lucas One Slate Per Child :: by Martin Lucas
Mittendorf Some Aspects Of Meta-Networking :: by Henning Mittendorf
Mittendorf Mail Art - My Dream Of Freedom And Love :: by Henning Mittendorf
Sherman A Finished Work of Art is a Thing of the Past :: by Tom Sherman
Tacitus Annals of Imperial Rome :: by Gaius Cornelius Tacitus
Thornton Let Them Eat IT :: by Songok Han Thornton
Virilio Speed and Information: Cyberspace Alarm! :: by Paul Virilio
they say:
All that goes before forget. Too much time at a time is too much. That gives the pen time to note. I don't see it but I hear it there behind me. Such is the silence. When the pen stops I go on. Sometimes it refuses. When it refuses I go on. Or it's my voice too weak at times. The one that comes out of me. So much for the art and craft.
-- Samuel Beckett
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