Re: <nettime> Digital condition

[dan mcquillan <dan@internetartizans.co.uk>]

hi natalie

nice looking course.

i think this piece from radical philosophy on wikileaks is pretty
analytical:
Keyspace - WikiLeaks and the Assange papers, by Finn Brunton
http://www.radicalphilosophy.com/commentary/keyspace-wikileaks-and-the-assange-papers
interesting on assange's use of graph theory to model conspiracy, and on
his 'fantasy of rational action based on perfect knowledge'.

btw is it worth including something on glitching in your 'image' section?
as well as forefronting digital nature, it could also be seen a model for
resistance to the society of control.

cheers
dan

On 10 September 2013 21:11, natalieb <bookchin@calarts.edu> wrote:

> Hi All,
> I'm teaching a graduate reading seminar on /called Digital Condition.
> Contemplating the Present. It's not a class about "digital art" but rather
> a class for graduate art students about how the digital present shapes
> perception, identity, politics, labor, aesthetics,etc.
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