Introductory Lecture and Borges
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This is a New Media II intro class lecture at Montana Tech. It also contains info about our first reading by Jorge Luis Borges.
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Introductory Lecture and Borges
- 1. Week One New Media 440 New Media History and Jorge Luis Borges Lynn Hershman, Digital Venus, 1996.
- 11. Many of New Media’s important ideas and influences first appearing in unexpected contexts …
- 13. Jorge Luis Borges “ The Garden of the Forking Paths” – Referencing The New Media Reader, Wardrip-Fruin & Montfort
Notas del editor
- Lynn Hershman, Digital Venus, one in a series of nine works, computer graphics, 40 x 50 in, 1996. The Digital Venus series reflects the history of art, but with digital, plugged-in antibodies. These works---which comprise a series of nine images---negate history and show a marked preference for artifice, surveillance and mutability.
- Looking at any modern cultural field sociologically, measuring its standing by the number and importance of cultural institutions devoted to it such as museum exhibitions, festivals, publications, conferences, we can say that in the case of new media (understood as computer-based artistic activities it took about ten years for it to move from cultural periphery to the mainstream.
- Looking at any modern cultural field sociologically, measuring its standing by the number and importance of cultural institutions devoted to it such as museum exhibitions, festivals, publications, conferences, we can say that in the case of new media (understood as computer-based artistic activities it took about ten years for it to move from cultural periphery to the mainstream.
- Looking at any modern cultural field sociologically, measuring its standing by the number and importance of cultural institutions devoted to it such as museum exhibitions, festivals, publications, conferences, we can say that in the case of new media (understood as computer-based artistic activities it took about ten years for it to move from cultural periphery to the mainstream.
- Looking at any modern cultural field sociologically, measuring its standing by the number and importance of cultural institutions devoted to it such as museum exhibitions, festivals, publications, conferences, we can say that in the case of new media (understood as computer-based artistic activities it took about ten years for it to move from cultural periphery to the mainstream.
- Looking at any modern cultural field sociologically, measuring its standing by the number and importance of cultural institutions devoted to it such as museum exhibitions, festivals, publications, conferences, we can say that in the case of new media (understood as computer-based artistic activities it took about ten years for it to move from cultural periphery to the mainstream.