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Donnie Fredericks

Musician at Home

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3D image sculpted in ZBrush and rendered in Cinema 4D. Based on: Hannah Höch, Musiker zu Hause, 1962

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Haan-Yuu Feeng

Evolution from dada to meme

Video loop. Sound Design by: Doggo Taxi. Based on: Paul Citroen, Alannah, 1931; Hannah Höch, Musiker zu Hause, 1962; Man Ray, Admiration of the Orchestra for the Cinematograph, 1919; Man Ray, Rayogram, 1924

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“Evolution from dada to meme, scientific proof. 從達達演進梅梅,科學論證。” Haan-Yuu Feeng

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Ultrabianka (Bianka Oravecz)

club dada

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Digital image. Based on Magazine Cover: Club Dada, Berlin, 1918

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“That’s a beautiful speech, but nobody’s listening. Let’s go. ― Alfred Jarry, Ubu Roi” Bianka Oravecz

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Matteo Leone

First Love

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Animated Gif. Based on: László Moholy-Nagy, Mord auf den Schienen, 1925

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“I took Lazlo’s work and i remade it inspiring myself from the anti-war tendencies of Dadaism. I inserted in the picture images of the First World War and i replaced the woman with a soldier. The hearts moving in the picture go in contrast with the concept of war”. Matteo Leone

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Domenico Barra

Death of a man, birth of a poet

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Databending of file format .iff + .pcx + .bmp – (Hex Editor XVI32 + Audacity). Based on: Man Ray, The Poet, 1938

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This work is part of the project “Pivilion test run#2: ~ interpretation” curated by Dina Karadzic and Vedran Gligo

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PirateSheep

Pivilion test run#2: ~interpretations~

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Databending. Based on: Man Ray, The Poet, 1938

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This work is part of the project “Pivilion test run#2: ~ interpretation” curated by Dina Karadzic and Vedran Gligo

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PirateSheep

Pivilion test run#2: ~interpretations~

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Databending. Based on: Man Ray, The Poet, 1938

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This work is part of the project “Pivilion test run#2: ~ interpretation” curated by Dina Karadzic and Vedran Gligo

 

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Dina Karadžić & Vedran Gligo

Pivilion test run#2: ~interpretations~

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Documentative web archive of a collaborative P2P darknet remix performance, containing ~40 glitch remixes of the single source image. Based on: Man Ray, The Poet, 1938

 

Pivilion test run#2: ~interpretations~
telehosted concept test; a performative P2P processual demonstration. With Aleksandra Pieńkosz, Asymetr, Domenico Barra, Dragana Dimitrijević, Flávio Carvalho, j3d1n4, Mauro Caldas, pirate sheep, Tomasz Sulej, Tú.ùk’z, v3d,…

The work was done at: The Artist Is Online exhibition, April 2, 2016 // 7pm–11 pm // Römerstr. 2A, Stuttgart

This performance was done as a part of the Pivilion project. Pivilion is a decentralized, uncensored, user-curated web gallery operating system and gallery management software running on nodes hosted by the general public and distributed through clearnet and Tor. The aim of the gallery-host project is to create a nomadic free virtual environment that connects art-oriented users (both creators and consumers) by offering a participatory model of interaction.

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Vedran Gligo

DadaData

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Dadaclub.online text + dada graph = asemic visual. Based on: All works and data on dadaclub.online

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“While tinkering with the data mining tool Rapidminer Studio I got the idea to create a dataset from dadaclub.online (text) content. This is a ring visualization of the website’s keywords”. Vedran Gligo

 

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Laura Alessandra D’Auria

391 Tears

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Animated GIF. Based on Magazine Cover: 391 New York, N.3, 1 March 1917

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“I saw this magazine cover, the picture on it seemed to be crying, then I started my work from this point”. Laura Alessandra D’Auria

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Aram Bartholl

your happiness guaranteed

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Image on t-shirt. Based on: Man Ray, Long Distance, 1926

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“I tried to get this image printed on a t-shirt but the company called, was very confused and even thought their software was having a bug. We are trained to think very much in categories and only can imagine the expected. dada is a great example for a movement breaking boundaries of all kinds, tossing the unexpected over the audience. startup approved! Let s make a t-shirt!” Aram Bartholl, 2016

 
Aram Bartholl‘s work creates an interplay between internet, culture and reality. How do our taken-for-granted communication channels influence us? Bartholl asks not just what humans are doing with media, but what media is doing with humans. Tensions between public and private, online and offline, techno-lust and everyday life are at the core of his work and his public interventions and installations, often entailing surprisingly physical manifestations of the digital world, challenge our concepts of reality and incorporeality. Bartholl has exhibited at MoMA Museum of Modern Art NY, the Pace Gallery NY and London’s Hayward Gallery as well as conducting countless workshops, talks and performances internationally. Bartholl lives and works in Berlin.

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Valerio Buccino

Black and White to RGB

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Digital image. Base on: László Moholy-Nagy, Self-Portrait, 1926; Man Ray, Long Distance, 1926

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“From daguerreotypes to digital world that represents the colors with the red system, green and blue through the artistic movement of Dadaism”. Valerio Buccino

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