EVERYTHING IS A MATTER OF DISTANCE (Peer-reviewed newspaper)

TY - BOOK

T1 - EVERYTHING IS A MATTER OF DISTANCE (Peer-reviewed newspaper)

A2 - Pold, Søren Bro

A2 - Andersen, Christian Ulrik

A2 - Velasco, Pablo

A2 - Tyżlik-Carver, Magdalena

A2 - Maleve, Nicolas René M

A2 - Parikka, Jussi

PY - 2025/1/31

Y1 - 2025/1/31

N2 - This publication is the outcome of of the workshop "Everything is a matter of distance" held at Silent Green in Berlin, and presented at Haus der Kulturen der Welt as part of the transmediale festival, 2025. It functions as workshop 'proceedings'. Here, though, the word is used as a verb and an action; it interrogates how proximity and distance unfold in the production of academic writing, for instance the idea peer review, or the conventions of formats and formatting, or the use of particular software for text processing or print. To proceed with - a continuous action that unfolds in multiple ways, with multiple methods, across a shared space of inquiry, pulling things, concepts and bodies into and out of relations that can be processed or (mis)understood, or explained, or followed.The contributions shift across different media - from sound to software, visual cultures to performance. The authors mobilize their knowledge in how bodies move, how cities move, how bodies are captured in algorithmic technologies, and what is not captured in the dynamics of near-distant-remote modes of sensing and modeling.

AB - This publication is the outcome of of the workshop "Everything is a matter of distance" held at Silent Green in Berlin, and presented at Haus der Kulturen der Welt as part of the transmediale festival, 2025. It functions as workshop 'proceedings'. Here, though, the word is used as a verb and an action; it interrogates how proximity and distance unfold in the production of academic writing, for instance the idea peer review, or the conventions of formats and formatting, or the use of particular software for text processing or print. To proceed with - a continuous action that unfolds in multiple ways, with multiple methods, across a shared space of inquiry, pulling things, concepts and bodies into and out of relations that can be processed or (mis)understood, or explained, or followed.The contributions shift across different media - from sound to software, visual cultures to performance. The authors mobilize their knowledge in how bodies move, how cities move, how bodies are captured in algorithmic technologies, and what is not captured in the dynamics of near-distant-remote modes of sensing and modeling.

M3 - Anthology

BT - EVERYTHING IS A MATTER OF DISTANCE (Peer-reviewed newspaper)

PB - DARC Digital Aesthetics Research Center

ER -