[artinfo] README 100: Temporary software art factory
olga goriunova
og at dxlab.org
Fri Sep 2 17:54:49 CEST 2005
README 100: Temporary software art factory
http://readme.runme.org
Readme 100 is glad to announce projects and texts that were chosen by
the jury to be produced by the temporary software art factory. The
selected artists/writers will be awarded production grants. The works
will be presented at the festival that will take place in November
4-5, 2005 in the State and City Library of Dortmund, Germany.
Completed works will be honorably published and contextalized at
Runme.org repository.
Christophe Bruno (FR)
Cosmolalia (article)
Javier Candeira (ES/DE)
Towards a Permanently Temporary Software Art Factory
(Notes for the Sustainability of Software Artifacts) (article)
hackitectura (ES)
Map-o-matix (project)
Sven Koenig (CH/DE)
Appropirate! (project)
Alessandro Ludovico (IT)
Spam, the Economy of Desire (article)
Ilia Malinovsky (RU)
LYCAY - Let Your Code plAY (project)
Leonardo Solaas (AR)
Outsource me! (project)
Yvonne Volkart (CH)
The Political Aspects of Algorithms (article)
Mitchell Whitelaw (AU)
System Stories - A Critical Approach to Software Art (article)
Renate Wieser / Julian Rohrhuber (DE)
The Invisible Hand of the Market (project/article)
...and special guest project:
Anonymous
State Scrounging as Means of Production (project)
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Readme 100 temporary software art factory is organized by Readme and
Hartware MedienKunstVerein, Dortmund, Germany.
URLs:
Readme http://www.readme.runme.org
Hartware MedienKunstVerein, Dortmund http://www.hmkv.de
Runme.org http://runme.org
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