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*Dispersive Anatomies*
http://leoalmanac.org/cfp/calls.asp#dispersive=20
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*Guest Editors:* Sandy Baldwin, Alan Sondheim and Mez Breeze
leadispersive@astn.net=20
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*Editorial Guidelines:* http://leoalmanac.org/cfp/submit/index.asp=20
*Discussion Group: *leadispersive-subscribe@googlegroups.com=20
*Deadline: *31 May 2007
*Call for papers - LEA Dispersive Anatomies*
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*The Leonardo Electronic Almanac (ISSN No: 1071-4391) is inviting papers =
and
artworks that address dispersion - dispersion of bodies, objects,
landscapes, networks, virtual and real worlds.
A fundamental shift in the way we view the world is underway: the
abandonment of discrete objects, and objecthood itself. The world is now
plural, and the distinction between real and virtual is becoming
increasingly blurred, with troubling consequences within the geopolitical
register. This shift is related to a cultural change that emphasizes =
digital
deconstruction over analog construction: a photograph for example can be
accessed and transformed, pixel by pixel, cities can be taken apart by
gerrymandering or eminent domain, and our social networks are replete with
names and images that problematize friendship, sexuality, and culture
itself. One issue that emerges here: Are we networking or are we networked?=
Are we networks ourselves?
LEA is interested in texts and works that deal with this fundamental shift
in new and illuminating ways. Specifically, anything from essays through
multimedia through networks themselves may be considered. We're particularl=
y
interested in submissions that deal with the incoherency of the world, and
how to address it.
*Key topics of interest
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*Dispersive Anatomies*
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**
*Guest Editors:* Sandy Baldwin, Alan Sondheim and Mez Breeze
leadispersive@astn.net=20
**
*Editorial Guidelines:* http://leoalmanac.org/cfp/submit/index.asp=20
*Discussion Group: *leadispersive-subscribe@googlegroups.com=20
*Deadline: *31 May 2007
*Call for papers - LEA Dispersive Anatomies*
*-------------------------------------------------------------------
*The Leonardo Electronic Almanac (ISSN No: 1071-4391) is inviting papers =
and
artworks that address dispersion - dispersion of bodies, objects,
landscapes, networks, virtual and real worlds.
A fundamental shift in the way we view the world is underway: the
abandonment of discrete objects, and objecthood itself. The world is now
plural, and the distinction between real and virtual is becoming
increasingly blurred, with troubling consequences within the geopolitical
register. This shift is related to a cultural change that emphasizes =
digital
deconstruction over analog construction: a photograph for example can be
accessed and transformed, pixel by pixel, cities can be taken apart by
gerrymandering or eminent domain, and our social networks are replete with
names and images that problematize friendship, sexuality, and culture
itself. One issue that emerges here: Are we networking or are we networked?=
Are we networks ourselves?
LEA is interested in texts and works that deal with this fundamental shift
in new and illuminating ways. Specifically, anything from essays through
multimedia through networks themselves may be considered. We're particularl=
y
interested in submissions that deal with the incoherency of the world, and
how to address it.
*Key topics of interest
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