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{ Monthly Archives } February 2006

Relational Clothing – collecting fragments

Appearing to be an ordinary overall, it unfolds and translates into various forms

2006 02 07 nathaniel art
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latest Compressionist images

Compressionism: digital performance, analog archive; earth, wind, fire, true colors, Johannesburg Boogie Woogie.

2006 02 05 nathaniel Compressionism
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artthrob artbio feature

artthrob, the leading contemporary visual arts publication in South Africa, features nathaniel stern this month….

2006 02 05 nathaniel art
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moCo (mobile Compressionism)

moCo (mobile Compressionism) This just makes me smile: ‘action Jackson’ (Compressionist scanner / appendage) strapped onto my bling bling of a bike, ready to hit Johannesburg, South Africa (click for larger image). Compressionism is a digital performance and analog archive. In the current studies, I compress bodies, spaces and objects by traversing their surfaces with [...]

2006 02 04 nathaniel Compressionism
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PWO (post whites only)

still: dineo bopape Kagablog, ex-guest blogger Aryan’s own space, writes about a showing of South African art he curated for the Rotterdam Film Festival (obviously, ironically titled – that’s info for my overseas readers who don’t know Aryan, who is, ironically, also ironically titled…): post whites only digs deeper and provides an encounter with the [...]

2006 02 02 nathaniel art
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kaganof
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SAartsEmerging feature

SAsrtsEmerging is featured on liquidfridge this month. Given that they asked me for an image, my guess is that it’ll be on Artthrob this month, too…. I like the unambiguous interplay of the pretense and pretence on the post – bloody Americans; why can’t they speak English?   Tags: art, art and tech, bronwyn lace, [...]

2006 02 02 nathaniel art
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The next generation of piracy – content producers fear ¨the bio-hole¨

¨There is a new form of music piracy running rampant around the world, and your children could be involved placing you at risk of legal persecution¨ – the recording industry association of America (RIAA) warned parents to keep watch of their children´s activities in order to curb this new form of theft, stating ¨we will [...]

2006 02 01 AJ AJ Venter
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Scenes of Provincial Life

still from Kingfisher 0.9MB 10 sec loop Michael Szpakowski, the brilliant artist, writer and personality behind alot of the JoyWar backing a couple of years ago (and a big supporter of Steve Kurtz) – as well as one of the core producers of DVblog – has started Scenes of Provincial Life, a new vlog of [...]

2006 02 01 nathaniel art
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