Associate Professor of Media, Data & Society
What is going on in Media art? We wanted to build a picture of the current development. When we started there was nothing, we had no content. How do we build an archive when nothing is there? We thought about what partners would be important? We started with an e-mail poll in 1997/1998 and asked… Read more Archive 2020: Monika Fleischmann – Netzspannung.org
Olga Goriunova presents Runme.org as a resource, reference point, entry point to a variety of software art practices. What are our plans for archiving? In the past we were considering to let to die. It was never conceived as an archive, it adopted the form of a database and it was a living response to… Read more Archive 2020: Olga Goriunova – Runme.org Reversion
Eric Kluitenberg is Head of the Media department of the Balie and is presenting ongoing research. De Balie is often seen as a center for debate but it is much more than that. It is responsible for innovative work such as the Living Archive which was formally launched last year and deals with different kinds… Read more Archive 2020: Eric Kluitenberg – The Living Archive
The Whitney Artport is an archive of net art which will naturally pose some questions for the future. In the backend of the system all the versions of Flash, CGI scripts and PHP scripts are documented. None of the commissioned projects exhibited online made it into the Whitney collection because the the Whitney either did… Read more Archive 2020: Christiane Paul – Whitney Artport
On Monday 18 May 2009 in Amsterdam Virtueel Platform organized Archive 2020, an international event on the archiving of born digital cultural content. Born digital content describes digital materials that originated in the digital realm, and have no print or analog counterpart. (see full project description) Virtueel Platform bought second hand diskette disks at Marktplaats… Read more Archive 2020: Introduction by Annet Dekker
Students from the MA New Media (UvA), MA Information Science (UvA) and MA Editorial Design (MaHKU) presented their interactive visualization projects at Crea. The Visualizing our World of Data program contained eight presentations (not all of them are described here), many of which were based on Flickr. One of the requirements of the assignment was… Read more MA students present projects ‘Visualizing our World of Data’