Le beau monde - France Inter
I’m invited by Sophie Joubert to her radio show Le beau monde, with Patrick Gufflet, director of the Théâtre Paris-Villette and the writer Patrick Bouvet. Today’s theme was about art and network.
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Place de la toile - France CulturePlace de la toile, on the French radio station France Culture (audio link in French). “Art et Internet”, with Christophe Bruno, Nicolas Thély, Annie Gentes. Interview - France CultureI’m interviewed by Anita Castiel in Surpris par la nuit, on the French radio France Culture (audio link in French). “TAZ ou Liberté j’écris ton nom. Artistes dans les Zones d’autonomie temporaires”, with Cecile Babiole, Alin Avila, Christophe Bruno, Michel Maffesoli, Tatiana et Natacha Quester Séméon. Abécédaire - PoptronicsI’m interviewed by David Guez in the french magazine Poptronics: Dans ce quatrième boot’, David Guez propose à Christophe Bruno une déclinaison Net-art du fameux « Abécédaire » proposé à Gilles Deleuze par Claire Parnet… Link to the interview (audio file in french) Is Modernity our Antiquity?In 2006 and 2007 -empyre- global community conducted three moderated conversations on the three leitmotifs of DOCUMENTA 12 chosen by Roger Buergel. I was invited to participate to the first one in March 2006, now published in the DOCUMENTA 12 Magazine Project: Is Modernity our Antiquity? (original pdf here) With Christiane Paul (USA), Christophe Bruno (F), Eric Kluitenberg (NL), Dirk Vekemans (B), and Christina McPhee (USA) who was also moderator. Interview - EcopolisI’m interviewed by Luca Barbeni in Ecopolis, online magazine about information ecology: Christophe Bruno is a french artist always reflecting in his works about communication and language. In his last work logo.hallucination, he monitors the web trough a pattern recognition software, that looks for logo copyright infringements. We talk about privatization of the glance, mash up aesthetic and personal profile. Interview - DigicultI’m interviewed by Giulia Simi in the italian magazine digicult.it. Here is the interview in english: How Logo.Hallucination idea was born? Up to now many of my work were dealing with questions of language and globalization, commodification of speech (http://www.iterature.com/adwords) etc., and I felt that I had to move more deeply towards a field closer to the question of the image, but in relation to similar questionings. Interview - CultureMobile.netA podcast interview and an article about my work by Janique Laudouar in the new magazine Culture Mobile The Web before the WebIn September 2004 I was a guest-blogger for the French online magazine fluctuat.net. I wrote a series of short posts about what could be called «the precursors of the Web»… or «the Web minus the technology» (see here for the text in french). Here is an augmented and updated version in English that will be published in the magazine for art and new media aminima N°20. Some of my pieces are described as well, in relation to these precursors. Interview - Neural MagazineI’m interviewed by Alessandro Ludovico in the Italian magazine for new media, hacktivism and emusic Neural Magazine N°25 1.* CosmolaliaPublished in the ReadMe 100 book, an introductory text to my long-term project Cosmolalia. [link] Interview - WMMNAChristophe Bruno is a French net-artist (yes, like in net.art) based in Paris. His mostly web-related work deals a lot with questions related to language and has been widely shown. He gained a lot of recognition for his “AdWords-Happening” with which he has won a honorable mention at the 2003 Ars Electronica. He’s had his first solo-show at the gallery Sollertis in Toulouse and recently he was invited to Transmediale 06, where his “Human Browser” attacked the unsuspecting art-crowd with her googled ramblings. Being so prolific and funny, it’s about time that we take a closer look at Monsieur B! Interview - radio BFMInterview at Radio BFM, by Luc Fayard, Chief Editor of the french magazine 01 Informatique. About Pawsense and BrainfuckTwo featuring texts published on runme.org and in the Read_me 2004 book, about the software utility Pawsense and the computer language Brainfuck. Le Web avant le WebSep 9-30, 2004: invited blogger on the French online magazine fluctuat.net: “The Web before the Web”. [link] A glimpse beyond search enginesA glimpse beyond search engines, text published in the Read_Me Book (Read_Me 2004 Software Art Festival, Aarhus, Denmark. Curated by A. Shulgin, O. Goriunova, S. Pold & al.) Verb thou art, and unto verb shalt thou return In the present paper, I describe briefly some projects (that do not exist as yet) which one can see either as possible utilitarian global structures or as art-fiction pieces subverting these structures. You can’t copy me!You can’t copy me!, text published on Rhizome.org. [link] Like many people, I like the idea that www is a place where duplication has no limit. Anybody can download a media and re-use it. Sometimes you are faced with legal problems, this is part of the game. But also, I like the idea that there are things you can’t copy. Interview - Fluctuat.netPingtongs, interview on the French online magazine fluctuat.net . [link] Open CatOpen Cat, text published in the Vigil of Planetary Net Art, Second issue (on chairetmetal.com). Misusing technologiesMisusing technologies, summary of the transcript of a lecture given at CHIPS Seminar 2 (Consumer Hybrid Information Products and Services). Published in Report on CHIPS seminar 2, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona. |