Mute Vol 1, No. 25

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Mute Vol 1, No. 25

Includes

John Latham and Babara Stevini of the Artist Placement Group in conversation with Pauline van Mourik Broekman & Josephine Berry

Heath Bunting & Kate Rich in conversation with Matt Jones

Section on on the political crisis in Argentina featuring reportage and analysis by Horacio Tarcus, Franco Ingrassia, Rodrigo Malmsten, Jorge Iacobsohn & Andres Lopez

JJ King on the European Social Forum

Alessandro Ludovici on Bologna's annual hackers meeting

Mark Crinson on Manchester's new Urbis museum

Maria Fernandez and Matthew Hyland on Documenta 11

Neil Mulholland on the vicissitudes of Ambient culture

A short story by Gwyneth Jones

Armin Medosch on Ars Electronica, 2002

Howard Slater on the reissue of sound poet Henri Chopin's Review Ou

Special projects by Futuresonic, Université Tangente and the Semantic Web crew

Lavish Full Colour Illustrated

Dimensions: 27.5 x 24 x 1 cm

144 Pages

2002-11, ISSN 1356-7748-25

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Festival Mania

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The Semantic Web

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Futuresonic:Migrations

By Florian Schneider, Saskia Sassen, Shahidul Alam, Steve Wright, Ben Hayes, Virinder S Kalra, et al.

Flash! ah ah... Saviour of the Universe

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Argentinian Stories

By Franco Ingrassia, Rodrigo Malmsten, Nicolas González Varela, Andrés López and Jorge Iacobsohn

Walking the Chalk (Street testing the tech fad, War Chalking)

By Heath Bunting & Kate Rich

Bill Posters is Guilty (On the cultural logic of ambient)

By Neil Mulholland

Get Rid of the Lot of Them! (Argentinian society stands against politics)

By Horacio Tarcus

Countdown to Zero, Count up to Now (An interview with the Artist Placement Group)

By Pauline van Mourik Broekman & Josephine Berry

Dark Fibre (Tracking Critical Internet Culture)

By Lisa Nakamura

In the Beginning was the Muwashshah

By Ed Emery

One Place After Another (Site-Specific Art and Locational Identity)

By Josephine Berry

My Father Is The Wise Man Of The Village

By Ruth Macpherson

Reload: Rethinking Women + Cyberculture

By Luciana Parisi

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