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• Additivism Spread what has been destroyed: interview with Morehshin...

  Spread what has been destroyed: interview with Morehshin Allahyari, by Filippo LorenzinLate in February 2015 one news hit the ongoing stream of reports about ISIS attacks (or whatever we should call it). The fighters destroyed ancient artifacts at Mosul Museum, the second largest museum…

  September 6 2015, 5:23am | Comments

• Bookmark The Moral Imperative of Human Spaceflight | Grand Strategy: The View from…

  The text below is a paper I wrote to correspond to my presentation at the first 100YSS Symposium in 2011. 0. Preamble1. The case against civilization2. The evils of civilization3. The…

  August 21 2015, 12:36pm | Comments

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  August 10 2015, 4:07am | Comments

• Bookmark Samuel Delany and the Past and Future of Science Fiction - The…

  In 1968, Samuel Delany attended the third annual Nebula Awards, presented by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA).

  August 4 2015, 7:30am | Comments

• Bookmark The Anthropocene Debate: Why is Such a Useful Concept Starting to Fall…

  The term ‘Anthropocene’ has entered the climate change debate, and the question is whether it should stay there. It neatly encapsulates the idea that the Holocene—a scientific term referring to the…

  July 4 2015, 4:21pm | Comments

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  June 20 2015, 7:06am | Comments

• Bookmark The Femunculus [NSFW] | Method

  Male bodies are seen as the default in biology. One artist is working towards helping us see the alternatives. In psychology, the homunculus is a visual representation of the sensory and…

  June 12 2015, 2:01am | Comments

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  May 28 2015, 9:11am | Comments

• Bookmark Litter, Landscape and The Road | Alluvium

  Cormac McCarthy’s The Road (2006) presents a dystopian vision of a near-future world in which most organic vegetation has died and human life is becoming increasingly rare.

  May 26 2015, 5:08am | Comments

• Portfolio Algorithmic Narratives and Synthetic Subjects (paper)

  May 8 2015, 4:02am | Comments

• Additivism Resolution Disputes: A Conversation Between Rosa Menkman and Daniel Rourke

  April 27 2015, 9:47am | Comments

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  April 21 2015, 1:24pm | Comments

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  April 14 2015, 8:35am | Comments

• Furtherfield Contributions Resolution Disputes: A Conversation Between Rosa Menkman and Daniel Rourke

  April 13 2015, 5:50am | Comments

• Furtherfield Contributions Interview with Domenico Quaranta

  April 8 2015, 3:57am | Comments

• Projects #Additivism at TRANSFER Gallery, Brooklyn

  April 6 2015, 10:20am | Comments

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  April 1 2015, 8:00am | Comments

• Bookmark Learning How to Die in the Anthropocene

  There’s a word for this new era we live in: the Anthropocene. This term, taken up by geologists, pondered by intellectuals and discussed in the pages of publications such as The…

  March 30 2015, 9:45am | Comments

• Additivism We Make Money Not Art on 3D Additivism

  March 27 2015, 9:11am | Comments

• Bookmark New Left Review - Fredric Jameson: The Aesthetics of Singularity

  An ontology of the present is a science-fictional operation, in which a cosmonaut lands on a planet full of sentient, intelligent, alien beings.

  March 24 2015, 6:07pm | Comments

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  March 11 2015, 6:31pm | Comments

• Portfolio 'Ways of Something' curated by Lorna Mills

  February 4 2015, 2:47pm | Comments

• Bookmark Welcome to the Future Nauseous

  Both science fiction and futurism seem to miss an important piece of how the future actually turns into the present. They fail to capture the way we don’t seem to notice…

  December 29 2014, 7:54am | Comments

• Bookmark Proxy Politics: Signal and Noise | e-flux

  A while ago I met an extremely interesting software developer who was working on smartphone camera technology. Photography is traditionally thought to represent what is out there by means of technology,…

  December 11 2014, 12:03pm | Comments

• Portfolio “Please don’t call me uncanny”: Cécile B. Evans at Seventeen Gallery

  December 4 2014, 1:17pm | Comments

• Rhizome Contributions "Please don't call me uncanny": Cécile B. Evans at Seventeen Gallery

  December 4 2014, 12:17pm | Comments

• Vimeo

  October 22 2014, 4:27pm | Comments

• Bookmark An Intelligent Algorithm Made A Discovery That Slipped Past Art Historians For…

  Vincent van Gogh's Old Vineyard With Present Woman (1890) and Joan Miro's The Farm (1922) Could a computer program influence how we understand art history and the canon? Or, could an…

  October 7 2014, 1:53am | Comments

• Portfolio Data as Culture

  October 1 2014, 7:37am | Comments

• Furtherfield Contributions Data as Culture

  October 1 2014, 6:37am | Comments

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  September 10 2014, 12:08pm | Comments

• Bookmark MIMETIC FACULTY « Sixth Sense Abcderium

  The ‘mimetic faculty’ is an elusive concept, foregrounding a human inclination to mimic or to imitate, to produce symbolic forms, representations and artefacts that mirror and also perhaps transform their objects.

  September 8 2014, 5:11pm | Comments

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• Additivism Spread what has been destroyed: interview with Morehshin...

  Spread what has been destroyed: interview with Morehshin Allahyari, by Filippo LorenzinLate in February 2015 one news hit the ongoing stream of reports about ISIS attacks (or whatever we should call it). The fighters destroyed ancient artifacts at Mosul Museum, the second largest museum…

  September 6 2015, 5:23am | Comments

• Bookmark The Moral Imperative of Human Spaceflight | Grand Strategy: The View from…

  The text below is a paper I wrote to correspond to my presentation at the first 100YSS Symposium in 2011. 0. Preamble1. The case against civilization2. The evils of civilization3. The…

  August 21 2015, 12:36pm | Comments

• YouTube

  August 10 2015, 4:07am | Comments

• Bookmark Samuel Delany and the Past and Future of Science Fiction - The…

  In 1968, Samuel Delany attended the third annual Nebula Awards, presented by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA).

  August 4 2015, 7:30am | Comments

• Bookmark The Anthropocene Debate: Why is Such a Useful Concept Starting to Fall…

  The term ‘Anthropocene’ has entered the climate change debate, and the question is whether it should stay there. It neatly encapsulates the idea that the Holocene—a scientific term referring to the…

  July 4 2015, 4:21pm | Comments

• Vimeo

  June 20 2015, 7:06am | Comments

• Bookmark The Femunculus [NSFW] | Method

  Male bodies are seen as the default in biology. One artist is working towards helping us see the alternatives. In psychology, the homunculus is a visual representation of the sensory and…

  June 12 2015, 2:01am | Comments

• YouTube

  May 28 2015, 9:11am | Comments

• Bookmark Litter, Landscape and The Road | Alluvium

  Cormac McCarthy’s The Road (2006) presents a dystopian vision of a near-future world in which most organic vegetation has died and human life is becoming increasingly rare.

  May 26 2015, 5:08am | Comments

• Portfolio Algorithmic Narratives and Synthetic Subjects (paper)

  May 8 2015, 4:02am | Comments

• Additivism Resolution Disputes: A Conversation Between Rosa Menkman and Daniel Rourke

  April 27 2015, 9:47am | Comments

• YouTube

  April 21 2015, 1:24pm | Comments

• YouTube

  April 14 2015, 8:35am | Comments

• Furtherfield Contributions Resolution Disputes: A Conversation Between Rosa Menkman and Daniel Rourke

  April 13 2015, 5:50am | Comments

• Furtherfield Contributions Interview with Domenico Quaranta

  April 8 2015, 3:57am | Comments

• Projects #Additivism at TRANSFER Gallery, Brooklyn

  April 6 2015, 10:20am | Comments

• YouTube

  April 1 2015, 8:00am | Comments

• Bookmark Learning How to Die in the Anthropocene

  There’s a word for this new era we live in: the Anthropocene. This term, taken up by geologists, pondered by intellectuals and discussed in the pages of publications such as The…

  March 30 2015, 9:45am | Comments

• Additivism We Make Money Not Art on 3D Additivism

  March 27 2015, 9:11am | Comments

• Bookmark New Left Review - Fredric Jameson: The Aesthetics of Singularity

  An ontology of the present is a science-fictional operation, in which a cosmonaut lands on a planet full of sentient, intelligent, alien beings.

  March 24 2015, 6:07pm | Comments

• YouTube

  March 11 2015, 6:31pm | Comments

• Portfolio 'Ways of Something' curated by Lorna Mills

  February 4 2015, 2:47pm | Comments

• Bookmark Welcome to the Future Nauseous

  Both science fiction and futurism seem to miss an important piece of how the future actually turns into the present. They fail to capture the way we don’t seem to notice…

  December 29 2014, 7:54am | Comments

• Bookmark Proxy Politics: Signal and Noise | e-flux

  A while ago I met an extremely interesting software developer who was working on smartphone camera technology. Photography is traditionally thought to represent what is out there by means of technology,…

  December 11 2014, 12:03pm | Comments

• Portfolio “Please don’t call me uncanny”: Cécile B. Evans at Seventeen Gallery

  December 4 2014, 1:17pm | Comments

• Rhizome Contributions "Please don't call me uncanny": Cécile B. Evans at Seventeen Gallery

  December 4 2014, 12:17pm | Comments

• Vimeo

  October 22 2014, 4:27pm | Comments

• Bookmark An Intelligent Algorithm Made A Discovery That Slipped Past Art Historians For…

  Vincent van Gogh's Old Vineyard With Present Woman (1890) and Joan Miro's The Farm (1922) Could a computer program influence how we understand art history and the canon? Or, could an…

  October 7 2014, 1:53am | Comments

• Portfolio Data as Culture

  October 1 2014, 7:37am | Comments

• Furtherfield Contributions Data as Culture

  October 1 2014, 6:37am | Comments

• YouTube

  September 10 2014, 12:08pm | Comments

• Bookmark MIMETIC FACULTY « Sixth Sense Abcderium

  The ‘mimetic faculty’ is an elusive concept, foregrounding a human inclination to mimic or to imitate, to produce symbolic forms, representations and artefacts that mirror and also perhaps transform their objects.

  September 8 2014, 5:11pm | Comments

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