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Titel och upphov Networked cultures : parallel architectures and the politics of space
Utgivning, distribution etc. Art Data [distributor] NAi Publishers , Rotterdam ; London : c2008
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Fysisk beskrivning 320 p. : col. ill., maps (some col.) : 24 cm. + 1 DVD.
Anmärkning: Allmän "This publication appears on the occasion of the project 'Networked Cultures' initiated by the editors in association with Goldsmiths, University of London in 2005"--colophon
Anmärkning: Bibliografi etc. Includes bibliographic references and index
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ISBN 9056620592(pbk.) 9056620592 9789056620592(pbk.) 9789056620592 :
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Based at Goldsmiths, University of London, Networked Cultures is a collaborative venture between artists, architects and urbanists that investigates the cultural transformations underway in Europe by examining the potential and effect of networked spatial practices. Beginning with the hypothesis that networks have become the defining characteristic of twenty-first century social and spatial organization, this publication traces the development of Networked Culture's multifaceted project. Network creativity is traced by following the routes laid out by artists, architects, urbanists, curators and activists. The interrelationship of space and conflict is investigated by mapping contested international regions, by examining the architecture of conflict and by analyzing models of geocultural negotiation. Numerous interviews, urban interventions, public art projects and architectural experiments gathered from the groups, practices or initiatives encountered during the research provide a wealth of illustrative material.