Paper and Pixels in Love.

An interview with digital art theorist Alessandro Ludovico is presented. When asked why he founded the journal "Neural," he responds by saying he was trying to document and inspire attention to technologies from a cultural perspective. When asked about the mainstream visibility of digital art, he an...

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Publicado en:AntiTHESIS Vol. 18; pp. 82 - 91
Formato: Interview
Publicado: University of Melbourne 2008
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