Stefan Heidenreich

tonight & tomorrow 7.30pm seminar at the public school on economy @ Archivebooks with Ralph

McLuhan, Smithson and the Future of the Museum, in: Robert Smithson: Art in Continual Movement Edited by Ingrid Commandeur and Trudy van Riemsdijk-Zandee. Out now!

In the light of recent claim of internet activities driving political events the question of how to control a network gained some importance. Controllability of Complex Networks

discussed with Paolo at Bar3. In fact it is telling at what time and occasion references to philosphers pop up regularly in artist’s writings.

Two narratives at play, a good one and a bad one, sees Chris Martenson. The fact that states and banks will have to replace a lot of maturing debt soon plus China’s housing prices falling means we will face a non-happy turn soon.

The army and the people wasn’t ever one hand Powers in transition. Long article with lot’s of videos at the end.

Galbraith in Foreign Policy: Contrary to what Julian Assange might tell you, most ambassadors do not worry that the wrong people will read their cables, but that the right people won’t.

Conference: Art Work. Accumulation. Availability

Mousse Magazine #26, p.228-230

Geert Lovink and Sabine Niederer (eds.): Video Vortex Reader 2

Oliver Grau et. al: Imagery in the 21st Century. MIT – Press, Cambridge (Mass.)

8.10 @ Graz. Steirischer Herbst mit Ralph Heidenreich & Yann Moulier-Boutang