Re: [-empyre-] performance anyone?

["Garnet Hertz" <garnet@conceptlab.com>]

Valerie - if it is of any interest, I am currently rolling out a
series of live webcast "lab experiments" (related to my
galvanic/golemic earthworm with an implanted networked microprocessor).

For me, it's partially an investigation of my development process and
rethinking it within processes like Romantic-era science (but that's a
different tangent).

However, it's primarily fueled by a simple desire to get back in touch
with viewers on a more intimate level: the appeal of the "global
audience" is of less interest than it was in '97. 

I'm still gestating on it though - I'm interested in other
conversations around the topic.

Garnet Hertz
http://www.conceptlab.com


> Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2002 21:29:39 -0400
> To: empyre@imap.cofa.unsw.edu.au
> From: valerie <valerie@mobilegaze.com>
> Subject: [-empyre-] performance anyone?
> Reply-To: empyre@lists.cofa.unsw.edu.au
> 
> I am curious as to what kinds of online performances are 
> bring done presently. This is the other half of my persona - 
> performance. I have a Website which I've been playing around 
> w/ online personae called The Advice Bunny 
> (http:/www.mobilegaze.com/advicebunny) An scoop on how 
> performance is being presented online? Is anyone involved in 
> this? I am not seeing much performance on the Web although 
> performance seems to be exploding (at least in Canada) as 
> THE artform of the early 21st century. Which seems curious - 
> because performance can be so essentialist. I'd appreciate 
> any thoughts on the subject, if I can make this short detour 
> in the conversation.