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Curated by Bill Meyer, the Media-Space exhibit consisted of:

Verbal A multiple set of words, phrases, sentences, propositions(all language constructions) that address the object as a meaning construction in a relationship in the human perceptual field. This data was stored on computer and downloaded to The Print Council

of Australia’s computer via modem and accessible via their system.

Thus information (digital storage) = Object.

Visual: A set of two dimensional images were created that address the object as a meaning constructed in a relationship in the human perceptual field. This data was photocopied and included in a printout with the above verbal sets and mailed to The Print Council of Australia.

Thus Information (photo-mechanical)=Object.

Jan Birmingham

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Art,Technology and Creative Computers

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Documentation from “La Plissure du Texte”, a collaborative story telling project designed by Telematic pioneer Roy Ascott.

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This is the Sydney full version of La Plissure Du Texte  35MB

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‘ Open Sandwich’ , the first national conference of Australian ‘ Alternative Art Spaces ‘ happened on May 24th ., 25th ., 26th. in Hobart. The context was the second ANZART event , a gathering of Australian and New Zealand artists for the making and exhibiting of art work. The conference was organised by the Experimental Art Foundation . $2 , 750 funding was received from the Visual Arts Board to assist with airfares to fly representatives of the art spaces to Hobart , and to cover some of the organisational costs. Other ‘alternative art space’ representatives were assisted in their travel to the conferenceby ANZART as participants in that event .

Open Sandwich proposal

Open Sandwich working paper

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On the 20th and 21st of April 1983 Eric Gidney and visiting American artist Tom Klinkowstein produced a telecommunications event involving nearly 100 art students in five locations across Australia…

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The following model represents a prescriptive mode, an act of analysis based n an open process of perceptual cognition. The process of perceptual cognition establishes meaning through the inquiry of language. A concept can be translated into an object (sign) that in turn refers back to the concept. stated more simply, recognition ( perceptual cognition ) is a process of inquiry. This clarification is a fundamental relationship, a verification. between ‘fiction’ and ‘fact’.

Fact: The state of things as they area in the perceptual complexity of structure and function. (cognitive)

Fiction: Any language system designed to represent of describe fact and subject in principle to verification.(Connotative as distinguished from affective).

Function: A reflexive correspondence, a mapping of language and in this model meaning.

Media-Space Inquiry Model

Media-space with Donald Brook discussing the Media-Space model.