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Social formations of global media art

Social formations of global media art
Social formations of global media art
The best new media artefacts are not necessarily websites or installations: they may well be the artefacts of new organisational forms, linking local to global struggles, building solidarities. Such artefacts are ready to burst into new forms and to change forever the habits of use designed into our digital tools. Such resistant fragmentations are the enclaves of difference and change
0952-8822
217-228
Mariategui, Jose-Carlos
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Cubitt, Sean
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Nadarajan, Gunalan
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Mariategui, Jose-Carlos
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Cubitt, Sean
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Nadarajan, Gunalan
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Mariategui, Jose-Carlos, Cubitt, Sean and Nadarajan, Gunalan (2009) Social formations of global media art. Third Text, 23 (3), 217-228. (doi:10.1080/09528820902954853).

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The best new media artefacts are not necessarily websites or installations: they may well be the artefacts of new organisational forms, linking local to global struggles, building solidarities. Such artefacts are ready to burst into new forms and to change forever the habits of use designed into our digital tools. Such resistant fragmentations are the enclaves of difference and change

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Published date: July 2009

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Local EPrints ID: 179767
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/179767
ISSN: 0952-8822
PURE UUID: e38c5912-1e41-4746-9eee-98e81f9a79e0

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Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 02:50

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Author: Jose-Carlos Mariategui
Author: Sean Cubitt
Author: Gunalan Nadarajan

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