Tag: Solveig Daugaard
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Visual summary of Det oförklarligas medieekologier
LMI, together with Norrköping konstmuseum and Linda Hilfling Ritasdatter, held a symposium on media ecologies of the unexplained Thursdag September 14, 2017. Below you’ll find a visual summary of the afternoon.
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Editorial: Sensorium Journal 2
”Since Sputnik, the planet has become a global theatre under the proscenium arch of man-made satellites. Our psyches acquire thereby a totally new rim-spin.” (Marshall McLuhan, Culture is our business, 1970) With these words by Marshall McLuhan, you are hereby welcomed to the second issue of Sensorium Journal. This issue includes papers from the Geomedia […]
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Vad är mediearkeologi? En enkät.
THOMAS GÖTSELIUS JOHN BRUMO SOLVEIG DAUGAARD JAKOB LIEN JOHAN FREDRIKZON SØREN POLD RAGNILD LOME JESPER OLSSON KNUT OVE ELIASSEN PELLE SNICKARS JACEK SMOLICKI THOMAS GÖTSELIUS Institutionen för kultur och estetik, Stockholms universitet To the top 1. Vad är ”mediearkeologi” enligt din åsikt? Är det en teori, en metod eller något tredje? (Hur förhåller sig […]
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Hvad taler vi om, når vi taler om litteratur?
Dette forårs vigtigste litterære debat i Danmark eksploderede omkring udgivelsen af Christina Hagens femte bog, det dekonstruerede monster af en coffee table book, Jungle. Eller rettere – ikke uvæsentligt for det følgende – omkring et kontroversielt interview i anledning af udgivelsen, som Hagen gav til i avisen Information. Detoneret af et rasende Facebook-indlæg fra digteren […]
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Editorial: Sensorium Journal 1
This is the first issue of Sensorium Journal. Sensorium Journal is an academic publication, a platform for research and artistic practices that are sensitive to materiality, aesthetics and media technology. Sensorium Journal is collaborative, inclusive and open in its form. Thus, it is academically ambitious but not peer-reviewed, and it is a part of Sensorium, […]
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A conference is a conference
A visual summary of the kick-off conference A medium is a medium is a medium at the Datamuseum in Linköping.
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A medium is a medium is a medium
At the symposium Media Archaeology and Artistic Practice held September 17th 2015, a discussion was raised by invited keynote speaker Garnet Hertz, artist and associate professor at Emily Carr University, concerning the discourse around the media archeological lab and the humanities lab, and if this perhaps was mainly a question of naming. Can the desire […]