The links for the second artist, Ken Goldberg, listed on the Zero Gravity web site all lead to active web pages. The Telegarden site has links to several other projects. The Mori installation is ongoing, so viewers can watch "streaming seismographic data" of the Hayward Fault in California. Goldberg's home page looks very ordinary but the links lead to technical papers for those who want to know the details behind the art. Other links take you to the artworks themselves which are well documented, and offer video clips or live interaction. There is even an online Tele-Twister game.
The Audio and Video Archives link of the Art, Technology, and Culture Colloquium, curated by Ken Goldberg, leads to audio and video files of "lectures from invited artist and media theorists", including Sara Diamond, Paul Miller aka DJ Spooky, and Christiane Paul. You will notice that I'm not including very many links here. Clicking on 'Zero Gravity' above will take you along a web journey to these sites and half the fun in travel is the side trips.
I've looked at the InterCommunication Center (ICC) site several times and I haven't found links to archived performances or lectures. There seems to be live internet feeds of some conferences but I haven't been online when any of them were being presented. Exploring the site will find information about past exhibits, artists's statements, and descriptions of installations. The site is tricky to explore but each time I visit it I find more links and more information. For instance, the image of four faces on the home page leads to lots of other webpages, if you have patience.
January 16, 2004
Ken Goldberg et al
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Labels: Christine Paul, InterCommunication Center, Ken Goldberg, Paul Miller aka DJ Spooky, Sara Diamond, Zero Gravity
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