Tag: new media art

• The Honeymoon’s Over: Reflecting on the Internet Utopianism and the Arts Published to The Civic Beat

  A couple of weeks ago, I had the privilege of co-presenting on a panel with An Xiao Mina and Ben Valentine. Below is my excerpt of the full write up by all three of us published to The Civic Beat! Exciting!! Please feel free to share thoughts and comments. Or feel free to connect with […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  December 12, 2013

  Art, Art and Technology, Culture Criticism, Multi Media, Observations

  an xiao mina, bay area, ben valentine, john craig freeman, new media, new media art, San Francisco, YBCA

• Theorizing the Web 2013 Review published to Creative Applications Network

  A strangeness abounds when people are asked to theorize and elucidate something so untethered and rhizomatic as the Internet. At its basic structure, networks connect us to the images, data and knowledge we draw upon every day. Yet what is at the heart of these connections and what separates or integrates our In Real Life […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  March 7, 2013

  Art and Technology, Culture Criticism, Observations, Philosophy, Theory

  conference, digital arts, internet, media studies, new media art, technology, theorizing the web

• ZERO1 Artist Alum, Scott Kildall ~ Tweets in Space, Experimental Art and Live Performance

  ZERO1 artist alum, Scott Kildall, is working on yet another amazing arts and technology project, Tweets in Space. The project has been covered by BBC, Forbes, Scientific American, CNET, Tech Trendy, Tech Mash and many other media organizations! Below, you will find a full description of ‘Tweets in Space’ and links to the Rocket Hub […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  May 17, 2012

  Art, Art and Technology, Conceptual, conceptual art, Culture Criticism, Interactive / Participatory Art, interactive art, Internet Art, Multi Media, Observations, Social Networking

  arts and sciences, arts and technology, nathaniel stern, new media art, new media artists, scott kildall, social media, social networking, tweets in space, zero1, zero1 artist alum

• The Limitations of 140 Characters & Our Communication Culture | In Other Words exhibition @ Intersection for the Arts

  I asked a dear friend about her attention span. She was candid in sharing that if 200 characters don’t entice her, you’ve lost her. She is an intelligent woman and I completely trust her opinion. Now, that’s not a lot characters to lure someone in. Yet, it speaks to the culture we live in. Granted, […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  February 17, 2012

  Art, Conceptual, Culture Criticism, Observations

  arts and technology, bay area, exhibition, image and text, in other words, intersection for the arts, language, new media art, San Francisco, visual arts

• We Feel Fine by Jonathan Harris and Sep Kamvar

  We Feel Fine is  on exhibit at the Adobe Museum of Digital Media. First, I’m utterly smitten and enthralled with data visualization work. Harris and Kamvar created this project back in 2005 and wanted to show the world’s feelings, individually and collectively, to showcase the human condition in a way that was both engaging and begs the question of whether […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  December 21, 2011

  Art, Art and Technology, Creative Coding | Programming, Culture Criticism, Digital Art, Internet Art, Multi Media, Observations, Social Networking, Virtual Art

  adobe museum of digital media, arts and technology, culture criticism, data visualization, jonathan harris, new media art, postaday2011, sep kamvar, social networking

• [fernando orellana] continued

  drifting from polyfluid on Vimeo

  Dorothy R. Santos

  November 19, 2011

  Art and Technology, Digital Art, Multi Media

  arts and technology, fernando orellana, new media, new media art, new media artist, postaday2011, satellite 66 gallery