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Climb
CD Rom for MAC
Cliff Baldwin
Aquebogue,
Long Island
: Baldwin. 1999
Climb originates from a salvaged reel to reel tape Baldwin found in a dumpster. The shrill choral music begged for an accompanying image that he found in a chocolate factory rejects store. The grainy four-color print of a mountain melds with the audio piece to form the exhausting Climb Mac computer CD-ROM, intended for continuous viewing with a video projector in an empty room. "CLIMB was originally salvaged from a dumpster along with an old reel to reel tape recorder. It was played on the recorder at the speed you hear it and transferred to digital audio format. … CLIMB is intended for continuous viewing with a video projector in an empty room." -- insert.
Category: CD-ROM
$30.00
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Mood Ring Home
Barbara Bloom
New York,
NY
: B. Bloom. 2002
"Imagine an elevator with only one 'random' button that leaves someone at an unknown location. The door opens and voila you're home: a room containing all the amenities for living: a bed, a table and chairs, a kitchen, a couch, a bathroom, etc. Essential to the project is imagining a sense of comfort at the prospect of being at home and having everything one needs, coupled with never knowing exactly where one is. Could the not knowing exist without the usual accompanying panic or discomfort?
"It is said that a house is a machine in which to live. A distinction should be made between a machine and a tool. The machine is expected to fulfill a task for you. A tool is to be used. This house is a tool. It provides an exercise in being comfortable with uncertainty, an exercise in flexibility. It is an invitation to continually adapt your immediate surroundings to your shifting needs. It is an architectural mood ring.
"This is not a place to escape reality. It is a place where one's relationship to the world is heightened through becoming increasingly aware of everyday choices. The house is not some utopian structure, a model or an ideal, nor is it a case house. Maybe it's a learning center or a tool for reflection. Like a meditation whose possibilities become apparent when they are activated by use. A rehearsal hall. A practice room. The CD is a game, a design tool, and a screen saver." --Barbara Bloom
Mood Ring Home was originally part of the exhibition Trespassing: Houses X Artists at the Bellevue Art Museum in Seattle and the MAK Center in Los Angeles. The program was designed by Douglas Repetto.
Category: Computer Disk
$20.00
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Fractal Fields and Fairytales
Jeff Brice
Seattle,
WA
: Brice. 1997
If reading a text is a linear process, then interactive media is a three dimensional experience. The experiencer has the option to go forward or backward, or tunnel to another layer. Information exists as a potential link, the links providing the contex for the content. Information exists as a potential layer in a field of action.
This CD-ROM is a non-linear, hyper net of associations. The juxtapositions of text and image and the tunneling through the use of buttons and hypertext creates a three dimensional artistic experience. A three dimensional maze where you are invited to explore the fairytales and myths underlying our postmodern world.
Category: CD-ROM
$35.00
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Generator 12
John Byrum, Jesse Glass, eds.
Mentor,
OH
: Generator Press. 2004
Founded in 1986, Generator press is an alternative micropress devoted to all types of experimental writing but focused primarily on visual poetry and language poetry. It publishes an international anthology of experimental writing called Generator Magazine, which has appeared annually since 1986.
Issue 12 of Generator combines the written and spoken by offering both Microsoft Word documents and mp3 audio files of the artists' work, enabling the reader/listener to experience the work on various levels. Contributors include Alberto Vitacchio, Ayukawa Nobuo, Bill Keckler, Carla Bertola, Carlos M. Luis, Catarina Davinio, Christophe Cassamassima, Clemente Padin, Craig Hill, David Baratier, David Fujino, Deborah Meadows, Derek White, Don Mee Choi, Fernando Aguiar, Geof Huth, Geoffrey Gatza, Gragory Vincent St. Thomasino, Jaume Rocamora, Jesse Glass, Joe Keenan, and many more.
Category: Computer Disk
$20.00
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Technophobia
Dooley Le Cappellaine
New York,
NY
: Le Cappellaine. 1996
Featured artists: Judith Ahearn, Bill Albertini, Joe Ferrari, Genevieve Gauckler, Troy Innocent, Alan Koniger, Dooley Le Cappelaine, Tim Maul, Christian Perez, Lynne Sanderson, Guillaume Wolf, Jody Zellen. System requirements: CD-ROM drive.
Category: CD-ROM
$25.00
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Sade For Fonts Sake
Paul Chan
Brooklyn,
NY
: National Philistine Digital Press. 2009
Published in conjunction with Paul Chan's monumental digital projection for the 2009 Venice Biennale, Sade for Fonts Sake is a data CD of fonts and digital works that re-imagine the act of typing as a Sadean performance. Each of Chan's fontworks are comprised of a number of idioms and sentence fragments that correspond to the alphanumeric characters on a keyboard, so that a different sexual voice is expressed with each letter typed. Some of the phrases are constructed from the remarks of pornstars, pop culture icons like Monica Lewinsky, and specific characters from the works of the Marquis de Sade, Gertrude Stein, and Holderlin.
Category: CD-ROM
$50.00
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Outline
CD ROM (PAL)
Peter Downsbrough
Chatou,
France
: CNEAI. 1999
An interactive CD-ROM. Minimum configuration : Power Macintosh (recommended iMac or G3). Plays only on PAL compatible.
Category: CD-ROM
$35.00
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Father Nature
Nicholás Fernández
Stuttgart,
Germany
: Revolver. 2000
Category: CD-ROM
$30.00
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The Future of the Present 1998–1999
Franklin Furnace
New York,
NY
: Franklin Furnace Archive, Inc.. 2001
"The Future of the Present " is a CDRom which documents Franklin Furnace's first full netcasting season, from September 1998 to July 1999, containing 22 netcasts originally presented in collaboration with Pseudo.com. Features contributions by Rae C Wright, Gillian Dyson, Rafael Sanches, David Bramante, Sarah East Johnson, Marilena Preda Sanc, Dance Kumikokimoto, Standard & Poor, Irina Danilova & Steven Ausbury, Anita Ponton, Kathy Westwater, Doorika, Andrea Kleine, Mark Fox & David Zaza, Teresa Konechne, Paul Granjon, David Hiuni, Romy Achituv, Laure Drogoul, Joshua Fried, Michael Bramwell and Stacy Makishi.
Category: CD-ROM
$10.00
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The History of the Future
Franklin Furnace
New York,
NY
: Franklin Furnace. 1999
"The History of the Future" is Franklin Furnace’s inaugural season of ten live art presentations netcast to a worldwide audience through a collaboration with Pseudo Programs. Inc. in the Spring of 1998. This CD-ROM includes netcasts by the following artists: Jason E. Bowman, Lenora Champagne, Anna Mosby Coleman, Kali Lela Colton, Alvin Eng, Yoav Gal, Melissa Tonelli, Bingo Gazingo, Halona Hilbertz, Patricia Hoffbauer, Jon Keith, Nora York, Nancy Spero.
Category: CD-ROM
$10.00
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