networked_performance
networked_performance: beginning today, I’ll be a guest blogger on turbulence’s networked_performance blog, reporting live from South Africa! I’ve been given mostly free reign in developing a small team of South Africans who want to be involved in the blog, and potentially the conference in 2006. Feel free to contact me if you are in the Southern African region, and have thoughts, comments, projects or proposals that you feel belong on the site, or might fit the conference bill. Please provide links when you can, and let me know if there are images online, or if you can email me some (and how big they are).
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Hi Nathaniel,
really thrilled about this latest development. At Furtherfield we have been bemoaning the lack of any work from contemporary African artists and, without access to the price of the air ticket, completely at a loss as to how to identify the work that must be going on there. Google searches certainly don’t do the job. So I really look forward to returning here to check out links and hear about what it’s like for net art and newmedia artists in Jo’burg.
cheers! ruth
Comment by ruth catlow — 09 August 2004 @ 6:22 pm