Month: May 2013

  • Immersion / Media Art Net

    Digital art is open, transient, interdisciplinary, multimedia, processual, discursive, concept- and context-dependent, and, in addition, is increasingly oriented toward interaction with the recipient. Within the evolving art genres, virtual art has begun to further dismantle the traditional tableau; this time, in favor of a processual model of art. Interaction, telematics and genetic image processes not…

  • Introduction—Global Conceptualism Revisited by Boris Groys

    By way of an introduction to this issue of e-flux journal, I would like to discuss the changes in our understanding and perception of art engendered by conceptual art practices of the 1960s and 1970s, focusing not on the history of conceptual art or individual works, but rather on the ways in which the legacy…

  • scene#2 by Karel Verhoeven

    scene#2.

  • Babel Fat Tower by Raul Ortega Ayala

    GEM; Ja Natuurlijk! – Hoe kunst de wereld redt.

  • David Maljkovic: Sources in the Air

    For Croatian artist David Maljkovic, methods of display and the treatment of the exhibition space are central concerns. Considering the architectural configuration of the space a ‘language’ through which to frame, contextualise and re-read the work, Maljkovic manoeuvres his films, sculptures, collages, paintings and installations like props in service of the larger mise en scène.…