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Bring Back the Nerdocracy

by Paddy Johnson and Corinna Kirsch on January 8, 2015
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The tide has changed for blog nerds. Tech is cool, but text is not.

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Net Artists Warned Us About SOPA 15 Years Ago

by Will Brand on January 3, 2012
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A year ago, Paul Garrin’s DNS alternative sounded crazy. After SOPA, he sounds like a visionary. A history, and an apology.

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34 AFC Friends Cite Their Favorite Link of 2011

by Paddy Johnson on December 31, 2011
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As is our annual tradition, I’ve asked people I know and respect to contribute their single favorite link for the year. No themes. No grand explanations. Just one link, and one sentence describing why they liked it. For the first time ever, this year I received no dupe links. The web is a much larger place than it used to be.

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There’s Still Shit Left To Do In December

by Whitney Kimball on December 8, 2011
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Don’t worry, we’ll be gentle. After this year’s auction protests, art fairs, and museum freakshows, it’s high time we sit our asses down to some video games. Here are a few art events that require little to no effort (in a good way) this month.

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Graphics Interchange Format At Denison University’s Mulberry Gallery

by Paddy Johnson on February 15, 2011
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I’ve curated another show. Graphics Interchange Format is a survey of animated GIFs and it launches this Friday Denison University’s Mulberry Gallery. I’ll be heading to Ohio this afternoon for the install — uber nerds can follow me on twitter as I tweet up a storm about the installation process. The slightly less nerdy, uber-nerd can simply read the press release I’ve written up on the subject below and click on the links. GIFs are an important medium. If this show is a success — and I think it will be — it will demonstrate that. A website for the show will launch next week.

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Get Your Tickets Now! The Sound of Art Debuts At Santos Party House November 18th

by Paddy Johnson on November 3, 2010
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Have I got a good time planned for you. As many of you may remember, I closed the Sound of Art Kickstarter campaign after having raised over 11,000 dollars to produce a record filled with the sounds from art installations, videos and performances across the city. That record will be ready November 18th, so I’m holding a launch party at Santos Party House to celebrate!

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Taking Stock of Art Making in The Age of “I’m A Child of The Internet”

by Paddy Johnson on October 8, 2010
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Nothing discredits artists quicker than adopting mantras that mean absolutely nothing to their practice. A note to young practitioners using “I’ve grown up with the Internet” as an accolade: Don’t do it.

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Help Me Raise $10,000 To Produce The Sound of Art

by Art Fag City on September 16, 2010
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I’m running a Kickstarter campaign to help raise funds for the production of an LP full of art sounds heard in New York called The Sound of Art. $10,000 is the base number I’d need to complete the project, a very scary number for an independently run blog such as this to raise. I deeply believe in this project though, and know that with your help, we can can make this happen.

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New York Needs A New Media Gallery

by Paddy Johnson on September 10, 2010
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The New York gallery world isn’t as fun as it was a couple of years ago. The scene desperately needs new media galleries to replace now closed venues such as Vertexlist and artMovingProjects, and pop-up spaces aren’t going to cut it.  Spaces dedicated to creating focused long term exhibition programs are essential the growth of […]

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The Sound of Art, Celebrating Five Years of Art Sounds in New York

by Art Fag City on August 11, 2010

BUY IT HERE: Order the Art Fag City-curated The Sound of Art LP today! The LP is a DJ battle record filled with the sounds of art heard across the city over the past five years, acting as a period document, a tool for art-making, and an art object in itself. Plus, check out our […]

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