Waves Exhibition

Waves – the art of deconcealment

Author/s: 
Armin Medosch

This text is my first attempt to reflect some of the issues arising from the two Waves exhibitions. The exhibitions in Riga (2006) and Dortmund (2008) were conceived as research projects. By looking at waves as "a principle material and medium of art" the exhibitions were made with an outlook on building a bottom-up, materialist theory of media art.

Waves - electromagnetic waves as material and medium of art.

Publication Type  Book
Citation Key  WAV2006
Year of Publication  2006
Authors  Medosch, A.; Smite, R.; Silina, D.
Series Editor  Smite, Rasa and Silina, Daina
Series Title  Acoustic Space
City  Riga
Publisher  RIXC
Series Volume  6
Publication Language  eng
Key Words  electromagnetic, exhibition, riga, waves

Waves - The Art of the Electromagnetic Society

Publication Type  Book
Citation Key  WAV2008
Year of Publication  2008
Authors  Arns, I.; Medosch, A.; Šmite, R.; Šmits, R.
Series Editor  Hartware Medienkunst Verein
City  Dortmund
Publisher  HMKV/Kettler
Publication Language  eng/de
Key Words  art, electromagnetic, exhibition, hmkv, waves

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