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2. Letters

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Bowman, Richard, Lardner, Robin, Yonas, Albert, Goodman, Nelson, Friend, David, Rockwell, Joan, Morrison, Blake, Busch, Julia, Ascott, Roy, Berge, Claude, Boretz, Naomi, Brook, Donald, Calos, Nino, Duncan, Elmer H., Fisher, John, Franke, Herbert W., Halas, John H., Ichinose, Thomas T., Klineberg, Otto, Koffer, Pauline Bentley, Le Lionnais, François, Preusser, Robert, Rand, Harry, Rogers, Bryan, Sabri, M., Shields, Allan, Smith, Cyril Stanley, Sokolov, Kirill, Souriau, Etienne, Traub, Israel, and Traub, Rhoda

Published
2017

4. Art And Telecommunications Glossary

Author

Truck, Fred, O’Neill, Timothy, Foresta, Don, Mitropoulos, Mit, de Kerckhove, Derrick, Hall, Jennifer, Mann, Jeff, Aitiani, Marcello, Gidney, Eric, Fuchs, Mathias, Costa, Mario, Moser, Dana, Wilson, Stephen, Jones, Beverly, Forest, Fred, Couey, Anna, Matuck, Artur, Johnson, Craig, Ascott, Roy, and Traub, David

Published
2017

6. Letters = Lettres

Author

Burnham, Jack, Antreasian, Garo Z., Kosice, Gyula, Marble, Frank E., Steele, Jeffrey, Frazier, Beverly G., and Ascott, Roy

Published
2017

19. Toward a Theory of Creative Inklings

Author

Gabora, Liane M. and Ascott, Roy

Subjects
Psychology: Cognitive Psychology, Computer Science: Artificial Intelligence, Philosophy: Philosophy of Mind, Cognitive Psychology, Artificial Intelligence, Philosophy of Mind
Abstract

It is perhaps not so baffling that we have the ability to develop, refine, and manifest a creative idea, once it has been conceived. But what sort of a system could spawn the initial seed of creativity from which an idea grows? This paper looks at how the mind is structured in such a way that we can experience a glimmer of insight or inkling of artistic inspiration.

Published
2000

23. Gateway

Author

Ascott, Roy, Binkley, Timothy, Brown, Robert A., Brown, Ronald R., Galeyev, Bulat M., Malina, Roger F., Nicoloff, Alex, Nicoloff, Martha, Schneider, Wolfgang, and Sütterlin, Christa

Published
1994

24. Editorials: A "Leonardo" Celebration

Author

Malina, Roger F., Rand, Harry, Ascott, Roy, Grillo, Yusuf A., Agoston, George A., Land, Richard I., Sheridan, Sonia Landy, Franke, Herbert W., Careri, Giorgio, Hill, Anthony, and Duncan, Elmer H.

Published
1993

25. Leonardo: The First Decade

Author

Ascott, Roy, Berge, Claude, Boretz, Naomi, Brook, Donald, Calos, Nino, Duncan, Elmer H., Fisher, John, Franke, Herbert W., Halas, John H., Ichinose, Thomas T., Klineberg, Otto, Koffler, Pauline Bentley, Le Lionnais, François, Preusser, Robert, Rand, Harry, Rogers, Bryan, Sabri, M., Shields, Allan, Smith, Cyril Stanley, Sokolov, Kirill, Souriau, Etienne, Traub, Israel, and Traub, Rhoda

Published
1978
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48. The Trajectory of Art: moistmedia and the technologies of consciousness

Author

Ascott, Roy .

Subjects
Technoetics, nanotechnology, artistic creation, bio-telematics, nanotecnología, creación artística
Abstract

Los nuevos progresos en el arte generan un discurso nuevoy buscan un lenguaje nuevo. Términos como technoetics,moistmedia, y bio-telematics señalan la aparición de nuevas prácticasde los medios. La infraestructura—material, conceptualy espiritual—necesaria para apoyar esta aparición requiere laagencia creativa, formas arquitectónicas y organismos culturaleshasta ahora desconocidos y sin precedentes. Como artistasnos podemos alertar sobre futuro, como también podemosredefinirnos, pero en curso de la redefinición—dependientecomo puede ser sobre la telemática (conectividad planetaria),nanotecnología (construcción fondo encima), o cogniciónquántum (acelerada y ampliada)—podemos ser sabios y buscarreingreso en el dominio espiritual que ha sido largamentebloqueado por el materialismo excesivo y el reduccionismoinsistente de nuestra época. Abstract New developments in art generate new discourse and call fornew language. Terms such as technoetics, moistmedia, and biotelematicssignal the emergence of new media practices. Theinfrastructure -- material, conceptual and spiritual -- needed tosupport this emergence calls for creative agency, architecturalforms and cultural organisms hitherto unknown and unprecedented.As artists we can alert ourselves to the future, just aswe can redefine ourselves, but in the process of redefinition-- dependent as that may be on telematics (planetary connectivity),nanotechnology (bottom up construction), or quantumcomputing (accelerated and expanded cognition)–we may bewise to seek re-entry into the spiritual domain that has long beenblocked by the excessive materialism and insistent reductionismof our times.

Published
2015

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