Presented at
Notacon 10 (2013),
April 20, 2013, 7:30 p.m.
(30 minutes)
From "WTF is Dirty New Media?!" to "How does Glitch operate in the Hacker context?", jonCates stages questions which open up a conversation on the intersections of the glitchscenes and demoscenes of PixelJam and NOTACON 10. Tracing various contentious media art histories and genealogies of Glitch Art, this discussion charts a strange and wonderful territory-journey of radically inclusive embraces between communities; the formation of new hybrid art forms and discourses; high-weirdness, deep majik and heavy wizardy.
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jonCates
jonCates works with writes extensively on the unstable arts now known as Glitch Art. In 2005 he created the concept of Dirty New Media, a culture of what is now often referred to as Glitch Art. His research and writings appear online and in print publications from Gestalten, The Penn State University Press and Unsorted Books; and forthcoming publications from the MIT Press, Intellect Books and The Chicago University Press. He is the Chair of the Film, Video, New Media & Animation department at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
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