New Issue! Newspaper publication of A Peer-Reviewed Journal About / POST-DIGITAL RESEARCH
New Issue! Newspaper publication of A Peer-Reviewed Journal About / POST-DIGITAL RESEARCH
VOLUME 3, ISSUE 1, 2014
Edited by Christian Ulrik Andersen, Geoff Cox and Georgios Papadopoulos
ISSN: 2245-7755
The current issue of A Peer-reviewed Journal About Post-digital Research (Volume 3 issue 1) can now be found online on aprja.net or as a pdf (see above). It addresses the messy and paradoxical condition of art and media after digital technology revolutions and critically reflects on the term "post-digital".
The issue is the outcome of a process where a number of researchers, artist-researchers and Ph.D.'s have collaborated in presenting and exchanging ideas around the subject. This follows an earlier call from transmediale festival, Berlin, and a research event at Kunsthal Aarhus. The issue does not present a uniform interpretation of the notion, but includes a variety of positions related to the use of the term, its application within various fields, and how it is reflected in artistic research.
JOURNAL CONTENTS
The Post-digital condition
Florian Cramer – What is ‘Post-digital’?
Eric Snodgrass – Dusk to dawn: horizons of the digital/post-digital
Magnus Lawrie – Trash Versionality for Post-Digital Culture
Robert Jackson – Four Notes towards Propaganda and the Post-digital Symptom
Geoff Cox – Prehistories of the Post-digital: or, some old problems with post-anything
Applications of the Post-digital
Alessandro Ludovico – Post Digital Publishing, hybrid and processual objects in print
Georgios Papadopoulos – A Critical Engagement with Monetary Interfaces
Jonas Fritsch and Bodil Marie Stavning Thomsen – An Ethology of Urban Fabric(s)
Josephine Bosma – Post-Digital is Post-Screen: Arnheim’s Visual Thinking applied to Art in the Expanded Digital Media Field
Lotte Philipsen – Who’s Afraid of the Audience? Digital and Post-Digital Perspectives on Aesthetics
Budhaditya Chattopadhyay – Object-Disoriented Sound: Listening in the Post-Digital Condition
Post-digital practice-based research
James Charlton – On Remembering a Post-Digital Future
Christian Ulrik Andersen, Søren Pold and Morten Riis – A Dialogue on Cassette Tapes and their Memories
Winnie Soon – Post-digital approach: Rethinking Digital Liveness in ‘The Likes of Brother Cream Cat’
Jamie Allen – Critical Infrastructure
Artist commission
Christophe Bruno – Psychoacademic dérive
Edited by all participants
Published by Digital Aesthetics Research Center, Aarhus University in collaboration with transmediale/reSource.
Design by The Laboratory of Manuel Bürger
CC license ‘Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike’
EAN: 9788791810213
ISBN: 87-91810-21-3
ISSN (PRINT): 2245-7593
ISSN (PDF): 2245-7607
ABOUT APRJA
A peer-reviewed journal about // (APRJA) is an open-access research journal that addresses the ever-shifting thematic frameworks of digital culture.Through open calls researchers, artist-researchers, and particularly PhD students are invited to participate in an on-going exchange of ideas that functions as a peer-review process for the joint publication of a research journal (available on aprja.net) and a conceptual print newspaper (available in hardcopy at transmediale and elsewhere).
All articles are included in the newspaper series (“Peer-reviewed Newspaper”), where the editors may also choose to work conceptually, and include other relevant material to reflect the thematic framework. In the format of an elaborated argument, the articles are also submitted to APRJA online journal for further peer-review.
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