Leonardo Electronic Almanac, Volume 20, Issue 2
April 2014
Interference Strategies
Book Editors: Lanfranco Aceti and Paul Thomas
Editorial Manager: Caglar Cetin
In this particular volume the issue of art as interference and the strategies that it should adopt have been reframed within the structures of contemporary technology as well as within the frameworks of interactions between art, science and media. What sort of interference should be chosen, if one at all, remains a personal choice for each artist, curator, critic and historian.
Contents
Introduction
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Interference Strategies: Is Art in the Middle?Lanfranco Aceti
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Interference Strategies
Articles
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The Art of Decoding: n-Folded, n-Visioned, n-CulturedMark Guglielmetti
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The Case of Biophilia: A Collective Composition of Goals and Distributed ActionMark Cypher, S.E. Barnet
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Contaminated Immersion and Thomas Demand: The DailiesDavid Eastwood
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Gesture in Search of a Purpose: A Prehistory of MobilityDarren Tofts, Lisa Gye, Katarina Damjanov
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Headless and Unborn, or the Baphomet RestoredInterfering with Bataille and Masson’s Image of the AcephaleLeon Marvell
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Images (R)-Evolution: Media Arts Complex Imagery Challenging Humanities and Our Institutions of Cultural MemoryOliver Grau
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Interference Wave Data and ArtAdam Nash
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Interfering with the DeadEdward Colless
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Merge/MultiplexBrogan Bunt
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A Robot Walks into a Room: Google Art Project, The New Aesthetic, and the Accident of ArtSusan Ballard
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Towards an Ontology of Colour in the Age of Machinic ShineMark Titmarsh
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Transversal InterferenceAnna Munster