In and Out of Virtual Space: An Interview with Robert Burnier
While dérive was a response to physical urban spaces, we also experience our contemporary urban geography through virtual structures, with populations acting in concert with communications networks and sets of common interfaces and devices, etc. In my work, I’ve put virtual and physical spaces on par in certain ways. They are both material for use.
Edition #31
Delicious Emre Kocagil Leftovers. Local Boutique Sells Studio Floor Scraps; Calls it Art Sofia Leiby’s Second Scrap Heap Sale Hits Tusk June 7th WTT? is always on the lookout for a good bargain (aren’t we all?), and this fire sale is the cheapest/ best...
Thoughts from the Cultural Divide: #27 (A Blessed Little Wafer)
So this is it; the last entry of Thoughts from Across the Cultural Divide. It’s appropriate that I’m writing it on a plane from New York to Milwaukee – that’s where I wrote my first one and most of the ones in-between. I boarded bent on finishing before...
Thoughts from Across the Cultural Divide: #12 (Unnecessary Smugness)
If you’ve been reading my “Cultural Divide†contributions over the past several months, you’ve gathered that I go to great lengths to try to deliver evenhanded criticism. So much so that a few have accused me of being an apologist for everything from...
