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i say:
stone upon stone I enter The Thing mouth yawning complete absence abides within. from this void a Light appears, the Light penetrates The Thing throughout, almost completely, except immediately beneath the surface where liquid eye does not go. I see this in a Dream, eyes open. and want to cry.
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a box of everything, 1992
neoscenes maintains a critical distance on the abstract representative force -- another formal division of concept -- called language within the sometimes onerous structures of social hierarchy: with this knowledge in mind, constructing text becomes a serious undertaking with often indeterminate results given the limitations of abstracted lingustic re-creation and skill. included in this formal collection of neoscenes chicken-scratchings are documents concerning projects and practices undertaken in the neoscene sphere of influence. also included are a collection of third-party texts of interest to the neoscenes agenda which are either copyleft or used by permission. please see individual articles for useage limitations. easy-to-print .pdf files are soon available by following the pdf icon links.
hopkins/neoscenes texts:
Manifestations of Networking
In The Presence of Networks: A Meditation on the Architectures of Participation
Statement of Art and Teaching Philosophy
TOTEM: ný verk
neoscenes occupation
learning and networks
1 + 1 = 3
Review of ISEA 94
net to art
Doctoral Bibliography
net.art things
Niépce Museum catalog essay
water
third-party texts:
Becker Culture and Technologies of Control :: by Konrad Becker
Benjamin The Cultivation of Idiosyncracy :: by Harold Raymond Wayne Benjamin
Bey Permanent TAZs :: by Hakim Bey
Bey Overcoming Tourism :: by Hakim Bey
Bohm Dialogue - A Proposal :: by David Bohm, Donald Factor, and Peter Garrett
Dan Reality is too komplex 4 oraL kommunikation :: by Gheorghe Dan
Elder State/Intended: Some Reflections Parallel to the Book of All the Dead :: by R. Bruce Elder
Emerson Nature; Addresses, and Lectures :: by Ralph Waldo Emerson
Friedman Forty Years of Fluxus :: by Ken Friedman
Kluitenberg Connection Machines :: by Eric Kluitenberg
Lovink The Importance of Meetspace: A Manual for Temporary Media Labs :: by Geert Lovink
Lucas One Slate Per Child :: by Martin Lucas
Mittendorf Some Aspects Of Meta-Networking :: by Henning Mittendorf
Mittendorf Mail Art - My Dream Of Freedom And Love :: by Henning Mittendorf
Sherman A Finished Work of Art is a Thing of the Past :: by Tom Sherman
Tacitus Annals of Imperial Rome :: by Gaius Cornelius Tacitus
Thornton Let Them Eat IT :: by Songok Han Thornton
Virilio Speed and Information: Cyberspace Alarm! :: by Paul Virilio
they say:
Language is a skin: I rub my language against the other. It is as if I had words instead of fingers, or fingers at the tip of my words. My language trembles with desire. The emotion derives from a double contact: on the one hand, a whole activity of discourse discreetly, indirectly focuses upon a single signified, which is "I desire you" and releases, nourishes, ramifies it to the point of explosion (language experiences orgasm upon touching itself); on the other hand, I enwrap the other in my words, I caress, brush against, talk up this contact, I extend myself to make the commentary to which I submit the relation endure.
-- Roland Barthes
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