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emerging aesthetics and computer-based cultural forms specific to information
society -
systematic comparison of our own period with the beginning
of the 20th century when modernist artists created new aesthetics, new forms,
new representational techniques, and new symbols of industrial society -
if the shift from modernism to informationalism
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has been accompanied by a shift from form to information,
can we reduce information to forms, meaningful to a human? -
Avant-garde as Software.” I first show that the 1920s
avant-garde techniques became transformed into the conventions of modern human-computer
interface and software, thus functioning as a foundation of post-industrial
labor -
challenge before us is to figure out how to employ these tools to create
new art; in short, how to interface them not to quantified data but to human
experience, subjectivity and memory
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emerging aesthetics and computer-based cultural forms specific to information
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