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World-Information.Org@Brussels (long version)
World-Information.Org Brussels 2000
World-Information.Org (June 2000)
World-Information.Org@Brussels: Exhibition, Conference, Performances, Concerts, Mediation, Program.
World-Information.Org@Brussels (short version)
World-Information.Org Brussels 2000
World-Information.Org (June 2000)
World-Information.Org@Brussels: Exhibition, Conference, Performances, Concerts, Mediation, Program.
Grundrechte in der Informationsgesellschaft
Public Netbase (25.05.2000)
Roundtable mit Sabine Bauer (AT), Michael Eisenriegler (AT), Erich Möchel (At), Christian Mock (AT), Harald Wosihnoj (AT),
Moderation: Martin Wassermair
Digital - Un/sozial?
Public Netbase (13.04.2000)
Roundtable mit Andrea Mayer-Edoloeyi, Doris Lutz, Hito Steyerl, Gerald Steinhardt, Rupert Schmutzer, Martin Krenn und Reinhard Handler
Moderation: Martin Wassermair
Im Rahmen einer Serie von Roundtables zu Demokratie und Informations- gesellschaft an der Schnitt- stelle von Kunst, Kultur und Wissenschaft im Rahmen von government-austria.at
Nica Winner IAA give their Award to Public Netbase live on TV
Public Netbase
(01.01.2000)
GraphitiWriter live bei der ORF Gala ArsElectronica 2000

Institute for Applied Autonomy make a strong statment in the context of the new rightwing government in Austria and it repression of critical culture
Konrad Becker Interview zu Protesten im Jahr 2000
(01.01.2000)
3 Sat TV Beitrag in der Sendung Kulturzeit zu Donnerstagsdemos und Repression gegen kritische Kulturinitiativen unter Schwarzblau
Public Netbase 2000 - Politische Mobilisierung durch das Internet
(01.01.2000)
Auschnitt aus Schauplaetze der Zukunft über die neuen Möglichkeiten des Netzes am Beispiel der Proteste anlässlich der Schwarz/Blauen Regierung in Österreich
Staatssekretär vs. Public Netbase im Jahr 2000
Public Netbase Media-Space
(01.01.2000)
Treffpunkt Kultur TV Beitrag mit Staatssekretär Franz Morak anlässlich der Vertreibung von Public Netbase aus dem Museumsquartier
The Dimensionality of Cyberspace
synworld
Rudy Rucker (27.05.1999)
Synworld playwork:hyperspace 6 / Kamera 3
Synworld Panel Diskussion
synworld
Public Netbase (27.05.1999)
John Casti , Karl S . Chu, Machiko Kusahara , Rudy Rucker, LarsSpuybroek , Toshiya Ueno
Moderated by Faith Wilding
Robotronika Symposium
Robotronika
Inman Harvey | Vivian Sobchack | Stelarc | Hans Moravec | Heidi J. Figueroa Sarriera | Robert Trappl | Kevin Warwick (20.06.1998)
Robotronika Symposium: "Mythos Roboter. Facts and Fiction"
Wind-Up Toys: Roboticizing Gender and Race in Cinema and the Toy Store
Robotronika
Vivian Sobchack (20.06.1998)
ROBOTRONIKA Symposium: "Mythos Roboter. Facts and Fiction"
In both the cinema and the toy store, robots literally embody and reflect dominant (and patriarchal) culture's fantasies of technological mastery and intentional agency. Focusing on a selection of science fiction films and robotic toys, my presentation will explore the ideology of this "robotic imagination"--particularly as it has found its concrete and material embodiment in figures deemed to be "less human than human"--the animal, the child, the female, and the racialized Other.
Cyborg Systems: Alternate, Intimate And Involuntary Experiences
Robotronika
Stelarc (20.06.1998)
Presentation at the ROBOTRONIKA Symposium
Pygmalion Strikes Back: Stories of Robots, Love and Betrayal at the End of the Millennium
Robotronika
Heidi J. Figueroa Sarriera (20.06.1998)
Pygmalion, king of Cyprus and a well known misogynist nonetheless fell in love with the ivory image of a woman that he himself had carved. The ancient Greek myth tells that Aphrodite acceded to his request that she vivify his creation. Pygmalion married his now animated creation and they had a child. Through out this paper I examine some metaphors used in "popular scientific" discourses about the future of robotic that relaunch some basic mythic figures that have survived over centuries mutating at the postmodern edge. Two are the axis of this discussion : the return of the living dead and the bio-sexual politics of "the final frontier".
Many Robots Soon
Robotronika
Hans Moravec (20.06.1998)
Freely-roaming robots to fetch, clean and do other work have been an elusive fantasy for decades. Finally, in the 1990s, robots that understand their surroundings are beginning to prowl ordinary hallways and offices of research buildings, guided by programs using ever smaller, cheaper and more powerful computers and sensors. It will soon be possible to produce mobile robots that can do useful work in unfamiliar industrial settings. Subsequently, smaller, cheaper and better machines will begin to work in our homes.
Artificial Life through Evolution
Robotronika
Inman Harvey (20.06.1998)
Building artificial animals like robots is just incredibly difficult, and we have failed to produce anything as impressive as the very simplest natural creature. These natural organisms were designed through natural Darwinian evolution - so let's try and learn from this.
Robots can't really be intelligent can they?
Robotronika
Kevin Warwick (20.06.1998)
When the computer Deep Blue beat Gary Kasparov the world chess champion at his own game, the whole question of machine intelligence raised its head again. How does machine intelligence compare with the human form? Does it matter if machines can or cannot think in the same way as humans? For any aspect of intelligence that we can measure, is there one in which a machine will never be better than a human? How important is all this?
Telescoping Totem-pole performance
Robotronika
Chico MacMurtrie (20.06.1998)
The first in a series of totem-poles, to be used in creating a forest of rubber inflatables, the "Telescoping Totem-pole" is an organic robotic sculpture. It is a metaphoric representation of the human form, the sculpture denotes the various forms found in our bodies. As the sculpture grows and recedes the complexities of our internal structure are revealed.
Psycho/Cyber: Involuntary Body, Third Hand And Scanning Robot
Robotronika
Stelarc (20.06.1998)
The performance explores involuntary, improvised and programmed motion. The body's movements are actuated by a computer interfaced muscle stimulation system. 0-60 volts contract the deltoids, biceps, flexors, hamstring and calf muscles, choreographing its limb motions. At the same time the body is able to control its third hand with electrodes positioned on its unstimulated right leg. The ABB IRB 6400 robot is programmed to scan and rotate around the body, counterpointing the involuntary and improvised motion. Cameras positioned above, in front of and attached to the robot arm construct a surveillance system for the performance. Tilt sensors on the body allow it to be the video switcher and mixer. Flexor, pressure, proximity and accelerometer sensors monitor and measure finger and limb position and velocity generating an acoustical analogue of what is witnessed. The sounds of the robot motors and the third hand are amplified using contact microphones...

ARCUS INTERRUPTUS: Power-feed cha-cha, hillbilly generator stomp
Robotronika
Barry Schwartz (20.06.1998)
Electro-mechanical Performance at ROBOTRONIKA Residenztheater location

"in o ter o rupt": "signals" sent to a computer that stops the execution of a running program so that another action-can be performed (charged performance view: high voltage currents & non-conductive transformer coolant).
ROBOTRONIKA - hypermatic:automagic W1 TV Bericht
Robotronika
(19.06.1998)
TV Bericht von Wien1 zu ROBOTRONIKA - hypermatic:automagic
von 19 - 23 June 1998 im Museumsquartier Wien

ROBOTRONIKA: Exhibition - Lectures - Roundtables - Installations - Performance - Lounge
Digital Decadence? Sex and Taboo in the Information Age
sex net. Sex, Lies & the Internet
Diva Midori (27.05.1998)
Every evolution in information technology has been accompanied by expansion of sexual expression for the masses. As the Information Age accelerates the dissemination of erotic images and ideas, how does this affect the power of taboo and fetish? Is this leading to greater expression of individualism and healthier personal relationships? Or is this leading to callousness and dehumanization?
Feminists Against Censorship – Pornography and Censorship-Issues on the Net
sex net. Sex, Lies & the Internet
Cherie Matrix (01.05.1998)
Feminists Against Censorship was formed in London in 1989 to give a voice to the many anti-censorship feminists who felt they were being silenced by the anti-porn movement, which puported to represent a desire on the part of all women, and all feminists, to censor pornography. To a large extent we see our role as educational, both in terms of making people aware of the long anti-censorship history in feminism and the verying attitudes women hold.
Sex, Lies, and the Internet (and Video and TV too)
sex net. Sex, Lies & the Internet
Constance Penley (01.05.1998)
Pesentation at the controversial event series at Public Netbase.

The efforts to regulate ideas and images on the Internet can be understood only in the context of concurrent attempts to censor art and television. Rather than existing as a world unto itself, cyberspace intersects and overlaps the other electronic realms of video art and television in messy, impure ways. This presentation will offer a case study of the interlocking forms of censorship of the whole electronic realm and suggest some tactics for evading them.
Information War in the Age of Dangerous Substances
Sadie Plant (22.04.1998)
Information Terror
Kommunikationsguerilla-Welt-Tournee 97
Public Netbase Media-Space
Luther Blisset (12.12.1997)
Eine Theorie-Praxis-Darbietung in sieben Posaunen und mit einem Videotape von autonome a.f.r.i.k.a.-gruppe/Luther Blissett/Sonja Bruenzels
FLESH MACHINE: A Genexploitation Project
Fleshmachine
(21.11.1997)
UTV -Dokumentation
Command, Communications and Control over Eastern Europe - Tactical Counter Strategies
Marko Peljhan (24.10.1997)
Marko Peljhan speaks on his work in the nineties that is rooted in art practice but has since then expanded to include scientific, environmental and political dimensions.
Flesh Machine: Critical Art Ensemble in Treffpunkt Kultur
Fleshmachine
(01.10.1997)
A Genexploitation Project
Umstrittenes Projekt von Critical Art Ensemble mit Public Netbase am 21. und 22. Nov. 1997
TV-Beitrag zu Veranstaltung, anschliessend Diskussion im Treffpunkt Kultur-Studio
Mit Steve Kurtz, Konrad Becker u.a.

Association of Autonomous Astronauts - Werner Weiss
Intergalactic Conference, AAA Association of Autonomous Astronauts
Werner Weiss (22.06.1997)
Intergalactic Conference
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FUTURE NON STOP

...is a semantically connected content repository, which contains documents on 15 years of new practices in art and media.

Based on an extensive archive going back to 1994 the site collects materials that serve as important reference documents in the field of new media, politics, and art and makes them accessible to a wider public. Instead of a hierarchically structured archive an experimental navigation interface opens up new ways to explore large information nodes. Documents are associated by a range of tag that allow to filter relevance according to topics and issue relations. ASCR, short for Advanced Semantic Content Repository, is the open source information architecture and "editing back end" of Future Non Stop.

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