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What's new on the Observatoire critique's website ?
As every month, we are suggesting a new artwork and a new artist's screen to you.
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Three sons ! No doubt... But we can also see in
these three portraits, Rimbaud, Jesus Christ, Che Guevara, three tutelary
figures in the three orders, artisitc, religious and politic... Emblematic
figures of the photographic paradox ; poweful because they are depositories of the
index imprint (real or false, it doesn’t matter), as well as empty because they
are increased until exhaustion. Ghosts which became signs. Here, multiple has
mutated, it scatters on the network and offers its faces to anyone ready to
take charge. Power reversion, the idols are handed over : to touch, to distort,
to bring back to life ? Here, the face becomes interface, in each and every dot
; on contact with the pointer, the screen’s skin clings to the “doer’s”
intention. The mouse is worried. In interactivity, it is the reflexivity forced
on the “interactor” which interests Luc Dall’Armellina.
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The month's artwork
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| Three Sons – e-portraits e-moving |
| Luc Dall’Armellina,
2001 |
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Downloadable screensaver for handhelds (PDA, etc.) and computers. Cf.
How Tap works.
Commissioned by Dia Center for the Arts, in 2002. |
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Artist's screen
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Tap, James Buckhouse
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| in collaboration with Holly
Brubach, 2002 |
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Notification. February the 15th. Intervention in the Seminar “Political
economics of digital edition”, coordinated by Pierre Mounier and Gérard
Wormser. ENS Lettres et
Sciences humaines, parvis René Descartes, Lyon 7ème, Métro Debourg.
On the theme of « Text-sound-image
Convergence ».
Internet and the Web take the written documents out of
the seclusion enforced by printed edition. The convergence of oral and written
data, textual, visual or acoustic, becomes every day easier to operate,
especially thanks to the democratization of editing tools. Multimedia, first
considered as an embellishment, an illustration for the publication, will play
a strategical part : it gives access to material, to sources of intellectual
work. The technical possibilities tally with the Humanities’ “data” and
“corpus”.
Speakers :
Daniel Bouillot (Université de Savoie - G-SICA - CITIA) and Corinne
Welger-Barboza (Observatoire critique des ressources numériques en histoire de
l'art et archéologie -Université Paris 1 ). Coordinator : Marc Veyrat (Université
de Savoie - G-SICA - Société imateriel).
Nota Bene : We wish to point out a small change in our editing system. The
SNAP software enables our visitors to get a visual preview of the sites we are linking to by rolling over any link.
This is a significant comfort improvement for the consultation of our
link-filled articles. Moreover, several introductions and abstracts in english have been added to the articles for our visitors who are not fluent in french.
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