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January 2003
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Master Plan
“Le Musee di-visioniste,”an online museum based on a philosophical idea, and corporative member of New Media Art Project Network, launches new online showcase of net-based art works. Works by Daniel… Read more.
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New TIR Web
William Poundstone’s ground-breaking New Media piece premieres in this issue. Also included is new work from John Cayley and an interview with Cayley by Brian Kim Stefans. Read more.
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Electronic Poetry Event
Stephanie Stickland will read from V at the UCLA Hammer Museum on Tuesday, February 4 at 7 pm. The Hammer Museum is in Westwood, at the northeast corner of Westwood… Read more.
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Reviews in Cyberculture Studies
Reviewed in this issue of Cyberculture Studies: Evolving Traditions, Artists Working in New Media, The Internet and Health Communication: Experiences and Expectations, Virtual Gender: Technology, Consumption and Identity. Read more.
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Break Festival
Submission deadline to BREAK 2.2 FESTIVAL (‘INVISIBLE THREAT’) extended. Artists from various fields of art can submit their proposals to the Break 2.2 Festival call for applications through February 15,… Read more.
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New Beehive Online
The latest edition of the hypermedia journal Beehive includes work by Bill Marsh, Joseph Nechvatal, Millie Niss, Jon Fried, Juliet Ann Martin, Miranda F. Mellis, Marianne Shaneen, and Alan Sondheim. Read more.
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Rich Gold, Digital Pioneer Die
Rich Gold of Menlo Park died in his sleep on January 9, 2003. Rich Gold was a digital artist, inventor, cartoonist, composer, lecturer and inter-disciplinary researcher who in the 1970s… Read more.
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technoetic arts Requests Submissions
Technoetic Arts, a peer-reviewed journal presents the cutting edge of ideas, projects and practices arising from the confluence of art, science, technology and consciousness research. It has a special interest… Read more.
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HyperRHiz Requests Submissions
Hyperrhiz Editor Jason Nelson requests submissions for a new issue of the journal. He writes “I’m curious about hidden work….work that must be discovered, be found…much like the secret compartment… Read more.
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Writing Machines and Its Website Are Now Available
Katherine Hayles’s new Writing Machines, superbly designed by Anne Burdick (of ebr) was published at the end of 2002. The supplemental website, which contains all bibliographic material as well as… Read more.