e-Art... Art ... Net ... Technology ... Society ...
Posted by Steve Dietz on September 29, 2006 10:55 AM
Press Release
e-Art... Art ... Net ... Technology ... Society ...
Democracy...
Franz Fischnaller www.fabricat.com/eART.htm
September 2006 e-Art... Art ... Net ... Technology ... Society ...
Democracy... by Franz Fischnaller will be published by Editori Riuniti in paperback in Italian and accompanying cd-room in English.
e-Art will be in the main Italian bookstores from 5 November 2006.
Presentations will be organized in several cities of Italy including Rome,
Turin, Milan, Bologna, Genoa, Naples, Salerno, Siena, Venice, etc.
The first presentation of e-Art will take place at 4:30 PM, November 15,
2006 at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome [MACRO].
e-Art approaches several topics from various viewpoints, such as:
remote arts, electronic art, transgenic art, mobile media, networking,
superbroad band, telecommunications, tele-presence, biogenetics, robotics,
virtual reality, electronic, nanotechnology, augmented reality, digital
media, music, synesthesia, neuroscience, multisensory processes, research,
digital technology, communication, human-networking interfaces, cultural
heritage, interactivity, democracy, ecology, human rights, philosophy,
politics, knowledge, information, sociology and economy.
e-Art also investigates the primacy of intangibility in many new art
forms, in new artistic languages and the different paths toward
creativity, interactivity, e-democracy, ecology, information, and
post-realistic experiences. In this book Art, creativity and the net
assume cohesive roles as vital elements and interdisciplinary realities
inherent to Art and our society, emphasizing ART as a proactive tool and a
behavioral new media rather than ART as a scholastic -winner-tech subject.
e-Art brings together forty eclectic authors of diverse provenance and
specialties: theoreticians, writers, artists, students, journalists,
producers, poets, gurus and visionaries who operate in the scientific,
electronic, artistic, cultural, ecological, industrial, social and
political ambit.
Mauro Annunziato [Italy] | Kapil Arora [India] |
Annette Barbier [USA] | Massimo Bertoncini [Italy] | Mary Ann Breeze
[Australia] | Maxine Brown [USA] | Drew Browning [USA] | Pier Luigi
Capucci [Italy] |, Tomas DeFanti [USA] | Sara Diamond [Canada] Steve Dietz
[USA] | Manuel Gallardo [Venezuela] | Petra Gemeinboeck [Austria] |
Eduardo Kac [Brazil] | Jaron Lanier [USA] | Jason Leigh [USA] | Golan
Levin [USA] | Brenda Lopez [Mexico] | Bernhard Losch [Italy] | Ya Lu Lin
[China] | Roger Malina [USA] | Paul Marino [USA] | Rigoberta Menchú,
premio Nobel per la pace [Guatemala] | Marcello Napoli [Italy] | Francesco
Saverio Nucci [Italy] | Blanca Helena Pantin [Venezuela] | Howard
Rheingold [USA] | Alfredo Ronchi [Italy] | Alejandro Sacristan [Spain] |
Daniel Sandin [USA] | Paul Sermon [UK] | Stelarc [Australia] | Robert
Stone [UK] | Nadia Thalman [Switzerland] | Rosa Truijllo [Venezuela] |
Yesi Maharaj Singh [Venezuela] | Unesco | Manuel Viñas Limonchi [Spain] |
Daniela Voto [Italy] | Stephen Wilson [USA].
During the first presentation of e-Art on 15 November 2006 at 4.30 p.m. at
Museum of Contemporary Art in Roma [MACRO] will take place a panel open to
the participation of the public to share experiences, discussions,
opinions in relation to the different fields of interests of the book..
With the partecipation of Dr Danilo Eccher, Director of MACRO of Roma, of
Dr Ricca, Director of Editori Riuniti, Prof. Franz Fischnaller, author of
e-Art and special guests as: Prof. Alberto Abruzzese, Dr. Mauro
Annunziato, Dr. Valerio Eletti, Dr. Michele Emmer, Dr Maurizio Forte,
Prof. Mario Morcellini, Dr Renato Parascandolo, Prof. Domenico Parisi, Dr.
Lorenzo Maria Pupillo, Prof. Lorenzo Taiuti.
September 2006