examples of artists using sPaM as part of their artistic practice. (thinking: jodi, constant dullaarts army of bots, horse ebooks, bestiary of Spam),,,

Good books about food and ethics?

Best critical/theoretical stuff written on VR?

Working on a project and am looking for good examples of net art/story telling works. Any suggestions?

Most exciting critical writings on #VR you've come across?

Favorite artworks made using instructions?

Research advice: I'm looking for work (writing but also films/ art etc) that considers the relationship between care / love and rage (also revenge). Especially interested in queer and decolonial perspectives.

I feel like loads of u are also into this and would love any suggestions at all.

I am teaching a class this summer called "Digital Futures." It is going to be a seminar-style class where I'm making students read a lot of books about "the future" and then talk about technology, ethics, their relation to the world, and all of that fun stuff.

So if you have any favorite books (fiction, nonfiction, theoretical), games, or films about "the future" please post them in the dang comments.

I need your suggestion, you wise and brilliant minds! I'm preparing a talk about all things underground (nuclear, drilling, mining, data archive in salt mines, etc) for #res17 anyone knows of artworks dealing with the topic?

Looking for recommendations of recent writing on the aesthetics of the alt-right/new fascisms please

Can anyone suggest artists working with plant life or fungus, growing, breeding, cultivating?

I really like painters that adopt compression artifacts...

Every time I teach at an artschool in Europe I notice that the students are not actively following what is happening in pop music video cultures - there seems to be some kind of taboo. So I had my Merzakademie students make a playlist of recent (post digital) videos generated on edge of pop and internet cultures. I think it is a really good start.

I am looking for some fantastic and terrible examples of 'artist statements'.

I'd be keen to track down examples where the rules have been bent/broken (1st/2nd/3rd person pronouns; art writerly; weird but brilliant etc.). I will be teaching a workshop to 31 students and want to keep them on their toes.

A 'reading group' where we watch 80s body-horror films and listen to early Prince tracks. But critical, nonetheless.