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Willem10 Reasons why I love you.
How the public is involved in creating our activities and is slowly becoming our colleague.
A talk at the "Kom je ook?" symposium on web2.0 for culture and heritage. 14 november 2008, Mediamatic at OBA Amsterdam.…
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Book: 1 1 2003
The New Media Reader
This reader collects the texts, videos, and computer programs--many of them now almost impossible to find--that chronicle the…
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JacekAlternating Current Amsterdam
ACA
ALTERNATING CURRENT AMSTERDAM 2011 project proposal for the new Amsterdam seminar dedicated to the artistic autonomy download…
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MichelKnow-How Show-How + MyStage winnen Doen Pitch
Zojuist won het cultural heritage netwerk Know-How Show-How, een 'Grannypedia', van Dima Stefanova de juryprijs van Kom je Ook.…
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SinaThings You Shouldn't Do
A project by Moniker - http://studiomoniker.com
When you search for something on Google, it finishes off your query while you're typing. For this film we typed "How not to…
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Mapping for Tourists
MFT resulted in Noord, an exhibition and travel guide
Noord is the result of a project initiated by Nat Muller and Mediamatic: Mapping for Tourists. 22 artists were invited to map…
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Word
Volg
EstherParticipatie
Doe je mee?
Ik ben op zoek naar de manieren om een publiek effectief en efficiënt te betrekken bij een project als Kom je ook? In…
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Bron: Nationaal Archief
Nationaal Archief als eerste Nederlandse archief op Flickr the Commons
Vanaf 21 oktober 2008 maakt het Nationaal Archief als eerste Nederlandse erfgoedinstelling een deel van zijn fotocollectie…
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JelteWie, Waar en WatSpinoza?
Receptie en impact van WatSpinoza? vanuit verschillende benaderingen
Het project WatSpinoza? dat Mediamatic in de maanden mei en juni naar het Amsterdamse publiek bracht heeft zich op een groot aantal…
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Review:
GwynethShhh, listen to this...
Day 5 of Mediummatic at Sleep Inn - 5 days of alternative communication
The fifth and final night of Mediummatic at Sleep Inn saw three performances that all used sound to communicate something special to…
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Cultural Dating
on the future of museums, archiving and cultural institutions
TIME magazine choose YOU, the internet user, as person of the year 2006. Meanwhile however, the cultural sector is not making many…
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WatSpinoza?
Public discussion in Amsterdam, Kocaeli, online.
WatSpinoza? ignites public discussion by asking questions based on Spinoza's writings. We formulated the questions together with…
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JustinFixed gear cycling
Just another postmodern subculture, courtesy of Generation Y?
The fixie subculture lacks the political dimension that characterized subversive subcultures of the past. What is it trying to communicate?
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Review:
JoostReport on Triggered by RFID
After the first Mediamatic RFID workshop from the 13th till the 15th of July 2005
Mediamatics' first Triggered by RFID workshop presented a mix of lecturers, cases, project proposals and technical lessons, and…
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Organisation:Amsterdam
Mediamatic Foundation
Art, New Media and Society
Mediamatic Foundation is a cultural institution. We are interested in cultural developments that go hand in hand with new…
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1 1 2001
Extensions, Boundaries & Double Crossings
Or: We Don't Trust Anybody. Shadowing Theory and Technology Constructing Subjects
Bunz's text will focus on the different ways in which the word 'and' formats the relation between reality - which means us, the…
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Relationships: Love, prosecution + trust, despair +
Conference Blogging from Kom Je Ook?
Yes. I am convinced that more than 300 Dutch cultural professionals will keep their eyes open for new opportunities to communicate…
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Review:
A touch of trance
Days 3 & 4 of Mediummatic at Sleep Inn - 5 days of alternative communication
Sneak a peek through the windows of Sleep Inn and the latest spiritual scenarios therein...
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DirkThe Decay of Communication
If the electronic revolution soon succeeds, the world will be an electronic mirror cabinet and every individual a will-less,…
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CasparDay 4: Repent because we know everything!
Biting Radios
When J-B, Dana and Nadya explain me their installations they are talking about a dystopic future in which everything we do is…