Re: [-empyre-] What women?
Diana McCarty <diana@b.lab.net> wrote:
Thanks for encouraging the dialog. I'd prefer it if you would
participate in the one we might be having. >I'm not convinced that
adding links to your link list is the same thing.
yes, although the opening [entry/intro] ends w/the closing "Closure
was never a goal of this piece" (Judy Malloy quoting Cathy Marshall),
it is implicit that enclosures are a result of building frameworks.
in terms of the connection between:
01.
_Women, Art & Technology_
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02.
http://www.judymalloy.net/newmedia/index.html
(esp. the Web-based Papers + Classic Web Works sections)
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03.
the current empyre discussion
(esp. the discussion of the [frameworks/distinctions] utilized in the
book + the [references/suggestions] made towards including artists +
[art/net]works)
i am personally [interested/engaged] in attempting to work
[from/towards] open [systems/sources] in developing community driven
[historical/discursive] resources. i am curious about the choices
that were made (collaboratively[?]) during the 3 processes above. the
current empyre discussion is a fairly open system, to anyOne
[interested/connected]. the list of links on judymalloy.net is less
open, in that it has a singular author. _Women, Art & Technology_ is
of course closed now.
my earlier question about the publication of a CD or DVD w/the book
is similar to a current question i have about the list of links on
judymalloy.net. why not link the specific work +/or documentation
that exists online + is referenced in the [entries/essays]?
Diana McCarty <diana@b.lab.net> wrote:
For me it was interesting that the book ends with Zoe Sofia's,
Contested Zones: Futurity and >Technological Art, (can we post it
here?)
it would be wonderful if it would be possible to post. that was the
first [entry/essay] i read + was deeply [engaged/encouraged] by the
txt + Zoe Sofia's on [possible/multiple] futures +
[contesting/constructing] them.
jonCates
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