The Computer Arts Society

Please read the following message regarding your membership of the CAS and/or DASH email listCAS = Computer Arts Society = cas@jiscmail.ac.ukDASH = Digital ArtS Histories = dash@jiscmail.ac.uk -- this list is "owned" by the Computer Arts SocietyAt it's committee meeting on 21 May 2013 it was decided to merge the CAS and DASH email lists into a single list called CAS. [...]

Mark Wilson's 1985 book - Drawing with Computers - the artist's guide to computer graphics - is available to download from the artist's site here:http://mgwilson.com/Drawing%20with%20Computers.pdf====Paul Brown - based in the UK April to October 2013http://www.paul-brown.com == http://www.brown-and-son.comUK Mobile +44 (0)794 104 8228Skype paul-g-brown====Honorary Visiting Professor - Sussex Universityhttp://www.cogs.susx.ac.uk/ccnr/research/creativity.html====

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Forwarded from Art Agenda: http://www.art-agenda.comDoes anyone of the list remember the 1966 event? Please reply to paul@paul-brown.comMay 10, 2013Visions of the Now Follow usPhotographs from Visioner av Nuet, 1966. Courtesy of Swedish Music Library Archives and Fylkingen, Stockholm.Visions of the NowStockholm Festival for Art and TechnologyMay 24–26, 2013FylkingenSöder Mälarstrand 27Stockholm, Sweden [...]

Hello All, and with apologies for cross-posting, please forward to anyone who may be interested. Regards, Tom.

CALL FOR PROPOSALS to host the 10th Anniversary International Conferenceon the Histories of Media Art, Science and Technology: Re:2015.The Media Art Histories Board invites applications to host the 10thAnniversary International Conference on the Histories of Media Art,Science and Technology. The international conference series, which wasinaugurated in 2005 in Banff, Canada, has since been held in severalinternational venues around the globe including Berlin in 2007,Melbourne 2009, Liverpool 2011 and will be held this fall in Riga. Theconference series aims to engage the growing community of scholars froma range of disciplines including art [...]

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As part of the research seminar series at the Institute of North American Studies at King's College London, Caroline Bassett, Reader in Media and Film, Sussex University will be talking on:‘The Philosopher, the Socialite, the Engineers, and the Spy: 'Cybercultural' debates in 1964’Cyberculture is said to have been invented sometime in the 1980s, but in New York in 1964, an unlikely group of including computer scientists, engineers, philosophers, NAACP representatives, feminists, civil rights activists, government workers, Labor leaders, entrepreneurs, and at least one spy, assembled in New York City to debate 'cybercultural revolution' - and in particular the [...]

Forwarded from e-flux: http://www.e-flux.comThe Museum of Modern Art launches post,a participatory digital platform for global researchpost.at.MoMA.orgThe Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is pleased to announce the launch of post: notes on modern and contemporary art around the globe, an online initiative for collaborative research and artistic exchange.post grows out of C-MAP (Contemporary and Modern Art Perspectives), a cross-departmental research program begun in 2009 to facilitate a museum-wide study that reflects the multiplicity of "modernities" and histories of contemporary and modern art. [...]

I've decided to put my digital thinking where my REFables should be.Indeed, rather unusually for academia ­ let alone art history! ­ I¹vecreated a journal article that is a combination of: writing and creativity,digital and print, theory and practice, research and publicationŠ.and asksreaders to also be contributors. (You¹re invited both to take part in theart project that demonstrates the concepts I¹ve written about and to peerreview the entire article/artwork.) [...]