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Keywords: Very Nervous System
25 pages in this Web Site
Centre International d'Art Contemporain, The 1998 Biennale de Montréal : BeWare 02 by Sensorium Sensorium is an Internet site that presents Web projects created by a group of Japanese writers, musicians, designers, cultural anthropologists and programmers.
Caroline Langill, Shifting Polarities, Electronic media in 1974 Vera Frenkel, Norman White and Jean-Pierre Boyer each produced works that were groundbreaking in the field of electronic media in 1974.
Caroline Langill, Shifting Polarities, Interaction and immersion David Rokeby's Very Nervous System offers no visible technology for the viewer.
Tmema (Golan Levin and Zachary Lieberman), The Manual Input Workstation (2004-2006) The documentary collection on Tmema's The Manual Input Workstation has been inspired by the documentation method developed by Lizzie Muller and Caitlin Jones.
Machine Life & David Rokeby These two publications are presented jointly here because they create a bridge between two generations of artists who nonetheless share concerns.
Viva Paci, Images from the Future: Lost and Found in the Images du Futur collection The years of the exhibition Images du Futur witnessed the emergence of a new and particular version of the relationship between culture and the economy.
Marie-Claude Poulin Born in Quebec in 1967, Marie-Claude Poulin entered the Université du Québec à Montréal in 1991 to study dance performance and choreography.
Presentation House Gallery, Exhibition of Works by David Rokeby In 2000, the Foundation partially funded an exhibition of works by Canadian artist David Rokeby at Presentation House Gallery, a public visual art facility in North Vancouver.
Catherine Richards, Method and Apparatus for Finding Love, 2000 In science and technology, patents gain researchers respect and validate their intensive efforts to create something new and unique.
Catherine Richards Catherine Richards lives and works in Ottawa, Canada, where she is an assistant professor in the Department of Visual Arts at the University of Ottawa.
David Rokeby, Very Nervous System (1983-) Very Nervous System celebrity and longevity pose some particularly interesting questions about documentation and contextualisation of media artworks over time and through change.
Caroline Langill, Shifting Polarities, Interview with David Rokeby Born in Tillsonburg (Ontario) in 1960, David Rokeby studied at the Ontario College of Art in Toronto under Norman White, graduating in experimental arts.
Very Nervous System: Documentary Collection, Audience Interviews Each of the audience interviews presents a unique experience of the work, and together they represent a cross section of ages, occupations and self-defined levels of experience with art.
Very Nervous System: Documentary Collection, Technical Documentation Very Nervous System: Technical details (hardware and software)
Very Nervous System: Documentary Collection, Exhibition Context Very Nervous System was shown in Linz at the Lentos Kunstmuseum for the exhibition See This Sound.
Very Nervous System: Documentary Collection, Semi-Structured Interviews Semi-structured interviews take place in the installation space and allow a social and naturalistic form of data gathering with fairly low barriers to participation.
Very Nervous System: Documentary Collection, Links and Resources Links and Resources about David Rokeby and Very Nervous System
Very Nervous System: Documentary Collection, Technical Documentation (hardware) This is the hardware for Very Nervous System as installed in Linz at the Lentos Art Museum in 2009.
Very Nervous System: Documentary Collection, Technical Documentation (diagrams) The technical drawings illustrate the site specific arrangements of Very Nervous System as installed in Linz at the Lentos Art Museum in 2009.
Very Nervous System: Documentary Collection, Interview with David Rokeby Interview with David Rokeby / Produced by the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute Media.Art.Research, Linz; interviewers: Lizzie Muller, Caitlin Jones. Interview conducted on September 2nd, 2009 in Linz (Austria).
Very Nervous System: Documentary Collection, Video-Cued Recalls Video-cued recall is a method for recording a verbal description of an experience and accompanying film footage.
Very Nervous System: Documentary Collection, Other Installations The images and videos in this section display a range of Very Nervous System installations and demonstrations dating back to 1984. The footage is drawn from a wide range of sources.
Very Nervous System: Documentary Collection, Timeline Over its thirty year lifespan Very Nervous System has gone through many iterations and evolutions.
35 audiovisual documents
22 web sites
Part of Web site
Cook, Sarah. – «Listen and Learn». – David Rokeby : Silicon Remembers Carbon, 2007. {{www.rokebyshow.org.uk}}
Part of Web site
Ride, Peter. – «David Rokeby in converstion with Peter Ride». – David Rokeby : Silicon Remembers Carbon, 2007. – From 'The New Media Handbook' by Andrew Dewdney and Peter Ride, Routledge 2006. {{www.rokebyshow.org.uk}}
70 documents in the collection
Book
MediaArtHistories. – Edited by Oliver Grau. – Cambridge : MIT Press, 2007. – 475 p. – (Leonardo book series).
Book
Dixon, Steve ; Smith, Barry. – Digital performance : a history of new media in theatre, dance, performance art, and installation. – Cambridge : MIT Press, 2007. – 809 p. – (Leonardo book series).
Book
Wilson, Stephen. – Information arts : intersections of art, science, and technology. – Cambridge : MIT Press, 2002. – 945 p.
41 events
Group exhibition
Interactivity, Salina Art Center, Salina, Kan., United States, June 29-September 1, 1996.
Group exhibition
Shätze & visionen, Graz, Austria, 1996. – Organisation : Verein für kulturvisionen, Graz.
Group exhibition
Technologia e Informatica, Venice, Italy, 1986. – As part of the «Biennale di Venezia 1986».