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A part of my life.
Walking since 1998.

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A History of Online (Human Evolution) Curating (Representations)

[HOC]
"The history of curatorial methods on the Internet is not only a history of exhibitions and curators, but also a history of books and authors, magazines and editors, computers and artworks. The project was set up in November 2007 as a subdivision of PUBLICCURATING. It is an ongoing work in progress, trying to filter relevant information concerning the topic of New Media Curating and disseminating the research in form of a growing timeline."

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Web 2.0 - the identity of being the non-identity

Content, Life and Everything

[REDWOOD] has transformed itself from a print based agency to a truly multi-platform content agency. This video, explains the world of Content 2.0 from a customer's point of view, the opportunities that we now have to reach them, and what the future holds.

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virtual changes happen in the physical, we're still human

Did You Know 2.0
[shifthappens]

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divine evolution or natural providence





Duelity is a split-screen animation that tells both sides of the story of Earth's origins in a dizzying and provocative journey through the history and language that marks human thought.

[duelity]

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the feeding behavior of predators

Human Behavior by Björk

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Natural Resources are a National Security Priority



[Pic Agency & The Kingdom Movie]

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An 'irrational and transcendent number' showing real-time sociological statistics.

A permanent media installation about π, by [reinsisch & publicartvienna]

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Remake | Dreams | Become | Reality

"Information presented at the right time and in the right place can potentially be very powerful. It can affect the general social fabric... The working premise is to think in terms of systems: the production of systems, the interference with and the exposure of existing systems... Systems can be physical, biological or social."

And one might add... technological!

Jeanne Siegel, "An Interview with Hans Haacke," Arts Magazine 45, no. 7 (May 1971);
p. 21 as quoted in Six Years: The dematerialization of the art object from 1966 to 1972.../http://www.blogger.com/img/gl.link.gif
edited and annotated by Lucy R. Lippard,
(Berkeley/Los Angeles: University of California Press, 1997 (1973)) p. xiii. in Sylvie Lacerte