Publishing is increasingly being challenged through instantaneous social media publish- ing, even in the fields of scholarship and cultural, philosophical and political debate. Memetic self-publishers, such as the right-wing 'YouTube intellectual' Jordan Peterson and his left-wing counterpart Natalie Wynn, seem to tap into urgent needs that traditional publishing fails to identify and address. Does their practice amount to a new form of urgent publishing? How is it different from non-urgent publishing on the one hand and from propaganda on the other? Which urgencies can be addressed by urgent publishing? What is the role of artists and designers in it?
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The video diptych In and Out of Time portrays a calf that has just passed away. The image on the left shows a recording of the calf as seen with an ordinary video camera. The image on the right shows the same calf, as seen through an infrared camera. The videos are in synchrony: as the body of the calf cools down, its image slowly vanishes from the infrared image. The original recording time of seven hours and 3o minutes is visible as a time code in lower right corner of the video.
这段视频名为《时间内》(In and Out of Time),描绘了一头刚刚去世的小牛。左图显示的是用普通摄像机拍摄到的小牛。右图是通过红外摄像机看到的同一头小牛。这些视频是同步的:随着小牛身体的冷却,它的图像慢慢地从红外图像中消失。在视频的右下角,可以看到7小时30分的原始录制时间。
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Pub Date : 2020-02-01DOI: 10.37198/apria.01.00.a16
Pauline van Dongen, Lianne Toussaint
In a 24/7 economy, mindfulness is the new luxury. The ‘always-on’ society causes restless and stressful states of mind at the expense of our ability to simply ‘be in the present’. Using a responsive garment that gives the wearer gentle haptic feedback as a case study, this paper explores how smart fashion can encourage a more mindful relation between wearer, garment and environment.
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Pub Date : 2020-02-01DOI: 10.37198/apria.01.00.a10
A. Welsh
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Henri Bergson introduced me to his two possible concepts of time: time as we actually experience it, and mechanistic time. 'La durée' is what he called the deep, inner experience of time, in which our brain lets go of control, when it doesn't want to separate current and past states. In my films I search for the experience of 'la durée' by using both concepts of time, and turning them around, interrogating and changing them.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.37198/apria.03.02.a15
Korsten, de Jong
In their 'Performance Paper Text[ure]' Korsten & De Jong build a wall-veil out of the audio of the 'Participatory Performance Text[ure]' and theoretical material (the 'text') from the 'Proposal Text[ure].' The wall-veil refers to Ruskin's famous example of the Matterhorn, which he uses to explain the wall-veil as symbolic of the relationship between massing and texture through interdependence. Korsten & De Jong's wall-veil is a mutable subject-object-complex with quotes from different theoretic fields, different eras and different theorists, in which positions shift continuously. Time is seen as a form of simultaneity in which layers fuse to form meaning. Korsten & De Jong regard this process of simultaneity as a middle position and seek it as an opportunity to question existing paradigms artistically.
在他们的“表演纸文本”中,Korsten和De Jong用“参与式表演文本”的音频和“提案文本”中的理论材料(“文本”)构建了一个墙幕。墙幔指的是罗斯金著名的马特洪峰的例子,他用它来解释墙幔是通过相互依赖来象征体量和纹理之间的关系。Korsten & De Jong的wall-veil是一个多变的主客体综合体,引用了不同的理论领域、不同的时代和不同的理论家,其中的位置不断变换。时间被看作是同时性的一种形式,在其中层次融合形成意义。Korsten & De Jong将这种同时性的过程视为一种中间立场,并将其视为在艺术上质疑现有范式的机会。
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Walking Time is a hybrid attempt to go for walk while reading. It is a description of an actual walk as well as a prompt. It is a visual approach to a text containing memories evoked by walking and an invitation to the sensorial presence of the reader.
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