Category Archives: Allgemein

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Whether we call it Social Sculpture, Distributed Art, Instruction Art, Relational Art, Dialogical Art, Interactive Art, Networked Art, Community Art, App Art, Appropriation Art or Participatory Art in general: What these forms of artistic expression have in common, is, that … Continue reading →

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An artistic research project in exhibition format, curated by Naveau (FR / AT) More information here… What do Google and Wikipedia have in common? Well, if we have a question or are not sure, then we go online and type … Continue reading →

After going into the details of the book Bastard Culture! – How User Participation Transforms Cultural Production by Mirko Tobias Schäfer (he published it in 2011), I knew that I had to invite Mirko to take part at the conference … Continue reading →

In the beginning of October 2011, I took part in a conference in Sao Paulo, where the „Possible Futures” of archives have been discussed (initiated by Giselle Beiguelman and Ana Magalhães / both University of Sao Paulo in cooperation with … Continue reading →

Participatory art often is represented by aesthetics of repetition. Forms and formats, colours, proportions, amount of input that can be contributed,… is usually defined and given by the artists and is constructing a framework in which the audience / the … Continue reading →

awc.aec.at A Communication & Workshop Tool developed by Hideaki Ogawa (JP/AT), Emiko Ogawa (JP/AT), Manuela Naveau (AT) (Ars Electronica Linz, Austria) Ars Wild Card is an iPhone application developed by Ars Electronica Linz as a participative workshop tool for exhibitions … Continue reading →

I am sitting at Brucknerhaus Linz at Ars Electronica Festival 2011 and following the presentations of Public Square Squared. One of the presentations have been done by Tan Siok Siok and she presented her videowork www.twittamentary.com. She also mentioned: Crowdsourcing … Continue reading →

I have already doubts about myself. Most evenings i am sitting with my laptop on my couch. I am nearly never online on Facebook, i have never twittered.