What Franklin Furnace Learned from Presenting and Producing Live Art on the Internet, from 1996 to Now
Leonardo, 2005, v. 38, no. 3, pp. 193-200
The year 1996 saw the dramatic transformation of the artists' organization Franklin Furnace from a site-based entity to a conveyor of live on-line art. From early experiments in "live" Internet video to public art drawing on wireless technology, the author traces the development of a nascent art practice through its both groundbreaking and idiosyncratic formative years.
ITEM 2005.207 – available for viewing in the Research Centre
Videos, Artworks and Artists Cited
Web Seance – Emily Harzell and Nina Sobell
Pseudo Studio Walk – Halona Hilbertz
Arthieves – Rae C. Wright
Fox Fire – Nora York and Nancy Spero
Superschmoozio: The Game of the International Art Market – Jack Waters
Rapid Fire – Andrea Polli
The Public Broadcasting Cart – Ricardo Miranda Zuniga
Eliza Redux: Robot Psychoanalyst Experiences Counter-Transference – Adrianne Wortzel
Magicbike – Joshua Kinsberg and Yury Gitman
K9 – Zlatko Kopljar
Brecht Machine (EU Popstar) – G. H. Hovagimyan
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