Kosmopolis 2008
Exhibition
Kosmotica II
Kosmotica II is the natural evolution of Hyperiment, Lector Mundi and Kosmotica I, presented in past Kosmopolis editions. It makes reference to a coming together of media which are in the process of expansion, but also to imaginary and recreational disciplines. It is a space dedicated to learning and participation which delves into hypertexts, the emergence of electronic literature, the development of digital interactive narratives, the dissemination of formats, changes in the way we read and write and the transition toward hypermedia.
If domotics deals with technological developments in the control and management of domestic space, then kosmotics is an experimental discipline investigating, processing and implementing the influence of new media on literature, literature in new media and the cultural changes implied by this dizzying process of convergence.
AREAS
0. Project genealogy
1. (R)Evolution of supports (selection of electronic reading devices, selection of audio books, digital encyclopaedias, online edition).
2. Interactivity (micro-archive of electronic literature, Sommerer/Mignonneau's Life Writer, selection of narrative videogames).
3. New tools for writing (electronic and hypermedia poetry, space for writing in the 21st century).
4. Collective intelligence in literature (brief introduction to the history of collective creation in literature, selection of collective online literary works, e-paisajes.org: projects and literary landscapes by Daniel García Andujar).
5. Kosmopolis Archives (special area devoted to archives from the four editions of Kosmopolis).
ARTISTIC INTERVENTIONS at Kosmotica
Life Writer, 2006
Christa Sommerer i Laurent Mignonneau
e-paisaje.org, 2007
Daniel García Andújar i Technologies To The People
Letters, 1997-2008
Grahame Weinbren
PROJECTIONS at Kosmotica
Jeu
Georges Schwizgebel, Switzerland and Canada, 2006, 4', ND.
IP Poetry
Gustavo Romano, Argentina, 2007, 5', OV.
Helvetica
Gary Hustwit, United Kingdom, 2007, 80', OVSS.
The Machine is Us/ing Us and Information R/evolution
Michael Wesch, United States, 2007, 10', OV.
Typolution
Olivier Beaudoin, Canada, 2007, 3'11'', ND.
The Tongue of the Hidden
David Alexander Anderson and Jila Peacock, Canada, 2006, VO.
When the telescope came
Kate Jessop, United Kingdom, 2006, 4'45'', OV.
Toute la mémoire du monde
Alain Resnais, France, 1956, 22', VOS. English
WORKSHOPS at Kosmotica
Run by: Robert Coover, Raquel Herrera, Daniel García Andújar, Rosa Llop, David Casacuberta, Hermeneia.
Curators: Juan Insua, David Casacuberta
This activity is part of Kosmopolis 2008, Kosmopolis
AREAS
0. Project genealogy
1. (R)Evolution of supports (selection of electronic reading devices, selection of audio books, digital encyclopaedias, online edition).
2. Interactivity (micro-archive of electronic literature, Sommerer/Mignonneau's Life Writer, selection of narrative videogames).
3. New tools for writing (interactive homage to Joan Brossa, electronic and hypermedia poetry, space for writing in the 21st century).
4. Collective creation in literature (brief introduction to the history of collective creation in literature, selection of collective online literary works, e-paisajes.org: projects and literary landscapes by Daniel García Andujar).
5. Kosmopolis Archives (special area devoted to archives from the four editions of Kosmopolis).