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... sonnets mention Martini by name (77 and 78). For more on the relationship between Petrarch and Martini, see Ciccuto (1991), pp. 79ff. 42. See Me ´ rindol (19 93) , particularly pp. 34 2ff. 43. Bek’s interpretation ... a glimpse into the realm of fantasy from the reality of the room.’’ 29. For sources see Caselli (1981), p. 83, note 56. 30 . See Gagnie ` re (1965), p. 34 ; Laclotte and T...

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... attempted to locate this within the history of illusion in a lecture enti- tled ‘‘Into the Belly of the Image: Art History and Virtual Reality,’’ at the Eighth International Symposium on Electronic Art ... content to remain on the surface of the monitor, as many graphics programs do. Their approach aims at using the artist’s repertoire to visu- Chapter 6 216 35 . See Dinkla (19...

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... 8 33 0 Electronica ’ 93, Genetic Art Artificial Life, Linz; Kunsthalle Wien, Binaera: 14 Interactions Art and Technology, Vienna. 4. Donna Cox, herself an artist, teaches at the local Academy of Arts ... confined to dealings with art but in the future may give rise to a new experience of art. 22 The dream of a collective art, resulting from the multifarious combinatory talents of t...

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... Volk und Heer, no. 23, Stuttgart 1870/1871, p. 8 (ill. 33 ). 36 . Theilmann (19 73) , p. 106. 37 . See Robichon (19 93) , p. 59, footnote 11. 38 . See Leroy (19 93) , p. 74. 39 . In order to maximize returns ... academic year October 18 83 August 1884, Berlin: 1884, p. 3. In the Archive of the HdK, Berlin: Bestand 6, 129. 7. Von Werner (19 13) , p. 37 4. Chapter 3 128 29. Nipperdey...

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... 1, pp. 88ff., and Nouvel (2000). 30 . Roth (2000). 31 . Hayes (1989), p. 3. 32 . Monaco (1980), p. 34 8. 33 . See Brownlow (1997), p. 26; Toeplitz (1979), p. 18; Toulet (1995), p. 17. For a different ... www.sgi.com /virtual_ realityi. 134 . Moser et al. (1996), pp. 267 32 8. 135 . Loeffler, ‘‘The networked virtual museum,’’ in Loeffler (1994), pp. 31 – 37 ; and Loeffler, ‘ Virtual...

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... to sense organs other than the eyes.1 03 Added to the 36 0  form, this results in the tendency of the image to negate itself as an image. Media history now confronts an illusion of a dynamic virtual ... Photophone. 21. Riess (1916). 22. ‘‘La Radia, Futuristisches Manifest vom Oktober 1 933 ,’’ in Weibel and Decker (1991), pp. 224–228. 23. Carey et al. (1969–1970). Chapter 7 292...

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... 261–284. Tokyo: Ohmsha. Binkley, Timothy. 1998. Autonomous creations: Birthing intelligent agents. Leonardo 31 , no. 5: 33 3 33 6. Birringer, Johannes. 1992. Virtual realities: Cybernetic art in the ... Strauss. 1993a. ART+ COM, Mente Global. In Artificial Life: Art Futura 19 93. Barcelona: Instituto de la Cinematografia y los Artes Audiovisuales. Fleischmann, M. and W. Strauss. 1993b....

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... perspective, 32 Aesthetic pleasure, 16, 17 A-Life (artificial life), 7, 297, 30 0– 30 4, 32 9, 33 3n34 artful games, evolution of images, and, 30 4 30 8 subhistory, 32 0 32 6 A-Life’s party, 30 8 32 0 Animals. ... generator, 31 0 Interaction (between observer and medium), 3, 10, 11, 110, 161– 1 63, 166, 1 73 175, 198–200, 205–207, 2 13, 216, 229, 233 , 234 , 251, 252, 276, 278, 287...

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