An analysis of the UnMovie project and its relation with Deleuze's theory.

The full report of the DEAF04 symposium 'Feelings Are Always Local'

An analysis of the UnMovie project and its relation with Deleuze's theory.

The full report of the DEAF04 symposium 'Feelings Are Always Local'

An impression of the performance night curated by Yukiko Shikata.

Een overzicht van de expertmeeting over Open Content en Creative Commons.

At DEAF04, WIMP is on display in a closed booth. Inside the booth, a generic PC displays the familiar Microsoft Windows desktop. As you move around the booth, the desktop suddenly scatters and turns into an animating mosaic.

One of the charming aspects of the UnMovie project is that it connects a wide range of open source projects into a single "hypercinema experience".

A review of the last Open_Brunch: Post Digital.

The second brunch, with presentations focusing on locative media.

What is an affective system and can we recreate 'affectiveness' in a technological entity? A report on the lectures and discussions during the seminar Affective systems.

Report of the conference on collaborations in art, media technology and education.

A short overview of coverage of DEAF04 in various external weblogs.

A report on the panel discussion with Oliver Grau, Anneke Smelik, Marnix de Nijs, Wijnand Ijsselsteijn and Maurice Benayoun. A transdisciplinary talk about immersion, illusion & VR environments.

An evening of signal strength with Marko Peljhan, Eda Cufer, Brian Springer, Aljosa Abrahamsberg and Ewen Chardronnet.

A first impression of the symposium, some first thoughts on 'Feelings are Always Local'. Stay tuned for a full-length report!

Wearable Turbulence addressed questions that arise when computers become part of our garments or otherwise wearable. Bradley Rhodes, Christa Sommerer and Kristina Andersen each presented their views in a two hour session, moderated by Sha Xin Wei.

Do you want to learn more about several DEAF conferences, seminars and expert meetings? Download the readers here.

In this essay, an academic trans-disciplinary quest helps to contextualize the concept of open systems. The context provides a background for examining the applicability of the concept of open systems in theorizing electronic art.

The introductory essay of the DEAF04 publication "Feelings are Always Local".

Open systems is a very broad term, and in the context of the upcoming DEAF04 it's useful to examine the different meanings of openness in relation with contemporary installation artworks. In this article, Céline Pourveur discusses different aspects of openness in the context of installation art and interactivity, from different points of view and with several concrete examples.

Interview with Austrian artists David Rych and Emanuel Danesch; by Nat Muller.

Through a short examination of the work, thoughts and perspectives of two speakers at the DEAF04 symposium, Remco La Rivière explores some connections theoreticians and artists can possibly make between the social and the technological.