Technoetic Arts 18.2-3 and 19.1-2 are out now! Special Issues
Intellect is pleased to announce that Technoetic Arts 18.2-3 and 19.1-2 are out now!
Special Issue: ‘Taboo–Transgression–
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Aims & Scope
Technoetic Arts aims to provide a forum for the presentation of new ideas, projects and practices arising from the confluence of art, science, technology and consciousness research. It has a special interest in matters of mind and the extension of the senses through technologies of cognition and perception. It will document accounts of transdisciplinary research, collaboration and innovation in the design, theory and production of new systems and structures for life in the twenty-first century, while inviting a re-evaluation of older world-views, esoteric knowledge and arcane cultural practices. Artificial life, the promise of nanotechnology, the ecology of mixed reality environments, the reach of telematic media, and the effect generally of a post-biological culture on human values and identity, are issues central to the journal’s focus. It welcomes speculative and anticipatory approaches to research, and the unorthodox expression of ideas whenever the topic justifies such innovation. It aims to communicate to an international non-specialist readership.
Issue 18.2-3
DALILA HONORATO
Articles
AGNIESZKA ANNA WOŁODŹKO
Notes for a manifesto: Singular creatures/grafts and soil
MAYRA CITLALLI GÓMEZ ROJO
Junk art: The art that needs to be understood – Autoethnographic perspective
KAROLINA ŻYNIEWICZ
A brief constellation towards a ruderal futurism
ALEX YOUNG
Algae Mask: Multidisciplinary exploration on material speculation
KWAN QUEENIE LI AND MICHELLE JINGMIN LAI
NATALIA ANNA MICHNA
Co-composition and de-composition: Biological agency as a compositional tool
NIGEL HELYER
Science at the Club: Putrefaction as an artistic medium
ANGEL LARTIGUE
Creating sex/gender ecologies: Quimera Rosa’s Trans*Plant
GIULIA CASALINI
Offering the Body: Performing proximity in the use of cellular material
LOUISE MACKENZIE
WHITEFEATHER HUNTER
Rendering life: Transgressive affinities between bio art and generative art
DEJAN GRBA AND VLADIMIR TODOROVIĆ
Aesthetics and the semblance of the real in terroristic gameplay
SALVADOR MIRANDA
Taboo and capitalism: Of incest, YouTube and profanation in contemporary capitalism
ADRIÀ GUARDIOLA-RIUS
The gendered AI in Her (2013): Sound, synchresis and disconnection in filmic representations
KATERINA PAPAKYRIAKOPOULOU
CLEA T. WAITE
Body shopping: Challenging convention in the donation and use of bodily materials through art practice
LOUISE MACKENZIE, ILKE TURKMENDAG, ISABEL BURR-RATY, WHITEFEATHER HUNTER, CHARLOTTE JARVIS, MIRIAM SIMUN, HEGE TAPIO AND ADAM ZARETSKY
Issue 19.1-2
Editorial
Global conversations on cybernetics
CHRISTIANE M. HERR AND JOCELYN CHAPMAN
Articles
Leading by design: The synergy of second-order cybernetics and transformative leadership
MICHAEL MUNTON
Cybernetic exchanges in online events: Seven types of conversation in the ASC2020 Global Conversation
CHRISTIANE M. HERR
On globes, the Earth and the Cybernetics of Grace
CLAUDIA WESTERMANN
Rethinking cybernetics with a transfunctional approach to structure and organization
ANA PAULA BALTAZAR
MARCUS VINICIUS A. F. R. BERNARDO
From network to lacework: A new imaginary for global conversation
JOSÉ DOS SANTOS CABRAL FILHO
Garbo and cenacoli of Italian design in the 1960s: A second-order approach to innovation
MATTEO TONOLI AND ROBERTO CARRADORE
Elliptical conversation: Alchemy and cybernetics
DIEGO FAGUNDES DA SILVA
Cybernetics as disciplinary cross-pollination: Anthropology by data science
STEPHEN PAFF
LOUIS H. KAUFFMAN
Cybernetics, design and regenerative economics
SKYLER PERKINS AND ANIKA JESSUP
Death risk: Lack of movement: The ignored pandemic of digitalization escalates the COVID-19 crisis
LUCAS PAWLIK
A systemic view on sustainable consumption
SUKANTA MAJUMDAR
Like real friends do: Communicating on social media with Sophia the robot
LAIDA LIMNIATI, DALILA HONORATO AND ANDREAS GIANNAKOULOPOULOS
Deconstructing the isolated astronaut-artist paradigm
IOANNIS BARDAKOS, EIRINI SOURGIADAKI AND ALAIN LIORET
The edge of life-as-we-know-it: Aesthetics of decay within artificial life and art
REMINA GREENFIELD AND SHUYI CAO
Entangled Speech: Semiotic sympoiesis for the posthuman commons
KLAUS SPIESS
