Workshop One: “Visual Storytelling: Examples from Italy” Wednesday, 2nd March 2016, 3pm-7.30pm Institute of Advanced Studies University College London South Wing, Room G09 Gower Street, London Organized by the AHRC-funded research project...
Too often research is confined to words expressed on paper, in conferences or in the classroom. Still rare is the opportunity (or the desire) to communicate our ideas in other media for...
In the last few weeks, I’ve seen some films. Some on the television and computer. Others on the big screen, in different cinemas, in different cities. One afternoon, in a seat near...
[You can find the English translation here] A partire da un errore, nel traduttore automatico di Google, nel trasferire alcune termini dall’inglese all’italiano, relativi al testo che illustra i criteri con cui...
Review of: Media Art. Towards a New Definition of Arts in the Age of Technology (Rome: Fondazione Mondo Digitale, 2015) Edited by Valentino Catricalà Review by Emanuela Patti Between 25th February and...
This is an experimental and multimedia blog for artists, curators and critics to display interart and intermedia. We are opening this section with a special contribution by Studio Azzurro, a pioneering group...
A famous Indian folk tale tells the story of six men in a dark room, groping an elephant to learn what it is really like. Each one touches a different part and...
The idea of the digital age has to be fundamental to any meaningful discussion of contemporary interartistic and intermedial practice. However, it is not without its problems: Should we only talk about...
Art is how we make ourselves intelligible to ourselves. This is why critical debates about contemporary culture matter, not only to specialists. This is why we are fascinated by “-isms”, by new...
The essay “Avant-Garde and Kitsch” (1939) which opens Clement Greenberg’s volume Art and Culture (1961) remains one of the most influential discussions of modernism and its relationship with popular culture. Greenberg’s championing...