hi crumb list
i thought i'd drop a note about the blogs i am subscribed to via RSS
and so read regularly that other crumb list lurkers might want to
check out... because i often find myself wanting to repost notes from
there to here, or here to there.
like this one from:
http://publiccurating.blogspot.com -- from cont3xt.net
http://www.digitaldisobedients.com/
Digital Disobedients -- a curatorial project by Elisa Harkins.
The main goal of the project is to educate people about .NET ART and
Digtial art. Through the use of videos, magazines, prints and
lectures Digital Disobedients hopes to display works that are
sometimes considered esoteric and make them accessible to a wide
range of people. Those who are on the internet every day should not
be the only ones who get to enjoy these artworks. These projects
resonate deeply because of their social and political concepts and
everyone should be given the opportunity to appreciate them.
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so in addition to public curating, i also read:
http://www.curating.info -- run by michelle kasprzak
http://museumtwo.blogspot.com/ -- run by nina simon
http://curating-netart.blogspot.com -- run by ursula endlicher and
ela kagel (though this has been quiet of late)
http://leisurearts.blogspot.com/ -- run by some anonymous folks, as
we saw earlier this year with their curatorial championship
and on the more general topic of new media art (and not specifically
curating, but written by people who are in some description
curators), i read:
http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com -- run by regine debatty
http://blog.furtherfield.org -- run by the folks at furtherfield/http
(they are lots of them!)
http://www.test.org.uk -- run by matt locke
http://www.eyebeam.org/reblog/ -- run by a different person every two
weeks
http://blogs.walkerart.org/newmedia/ -- not run by curators but by
designers/producers
http://www.coin-operated.com/ -- the site of artist jonah brucker
cohen (though he travels and reports on a lot of other stuff)
i look at a lot of other blogs, including those without RSS feeds,
but i'd be exaggerating if i said i read them regularly!
send us your top curating reading tips.
sarah
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