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Constructing Media Spaces
Josephine Bosma
In her essay, «Constructing Media Spaces,» Josephine Bosma argues that forms of networked art, in particular, are progenitors of what media theorist calls «public domain 2.0,» and that the works of the artists described in her text «bring people closer to technology on many different levels. Some only create curiosity and wonder (the first level of familiarity); others clearly aim at audience participation or even education. All of these works deal with the public domain as a virtual, mediated space consisting of both material and immaterial matter.» [more]
Some thoughts on art (Re)defining the public domain Performing physical interfaces: Face-to-face with technology Station Rose Heath Bunting: Project-X Mongrel Etoy: «Etoy.Daycare» Collaboration and co-authorship: Art spaces online The Thing Public Netbase and other early European media labs and online platforms nettime Rhizome New diversity: Sarai, Furtherfield, Netartreview, Empyre Software: Layering media, portable media spaces and media as metaphor Software art context WebStalker RunMe.org Virus as intervention: Forkbomb Conceptual software: «.walk» Public Domain 2.0 Redux
