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Mark Tribe
Since 2004
Works in New York, New York United States of America

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Revelation 1.0
BIO

Mark Tribe is an artist whose work explores the intersection of media technology and politics. His photographs, installations, videos, and performances are exhibited widely, including recent solo projects at Momenta Art in New York, the San Diego Museum of Art, G-MK in Zagreb, and Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions. Tribe is the author of two books, The Port Huron Project: Reenactments of New Left Protest Speeches (Charta, 2010) and New Media Art (Taschen, 2006), and numerous articles. He is Chair of the MFA Fine Arts Department at School of Visual Arts in New York City. In 1996, Tribe founded Rhizome, an organization that supports the creation, presentation, preservation, and critique of emerging artistic practices that engage technology.
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DISCUSSION
Posted on Tue May 28, 2002

## Fwd: NEW EXHIBITION @ DIGITAL ARTLAB ..................May2002-e-flyer

>User-Agent: Microsoft-Outlook-Express-Macintosh-Edition/5.0.4
>Date: Fri, 24 May 2002 01:02:15 +0300
>Subject: NEW EXHIBITION @ DIGITAL ARTLAB ..................May2002-e-flyer
>From: info <info@digitalartlab.org.il>
>To: digitalartlab3 <info@digitalartlab.org.il>
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>http://www.digitalartlab.org.il/e_flyer/May2002-e-flyer.html
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>Opening 25.05.02 Sat. at 20:00
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>Ascii Mades and More : Vuk Cosic
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>Photos October 2000 - March 2002 : Elizabeth Dalziel, Lefteris Pitarakis,
>Reinhard Krause, Enrique Kierszenbaum
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>http://www.digitalartlab.org.il

DISCUSSION
Posted on Thu May 23, 2002

## Rachel Greene Named Editorial Coordinator

Dear Rhizomers:
I'm writing to let you all know that Rachel Greene will be our new
Editorial Coordinator, starting June 3. We had 36 applicants for this
position, many of them very qualified, and it was an extremely difficult
decision. In the end, experience became the deciding factor: as many of you
know, Rachel was Rhizome's editor from 1997 through 1999. Hard to beat
that. She has also written about contemporary art for several magazines,
including Artforum, Frieze and Bomb, and is now working on a book on new
media art for Thames & Hudson's world of art series. Her Artforum feature,
"Web Work: A History of Internet Art" (a 7.8 Meg PDF file) is available
online at http://rhizome.org/info/artforum.pdf
I want to say a sincere word of thanks to all of the applicants.
Rhizome.org would have been lucky to have any of you.
Sincerely,
Mark

DISCUSSION
Posted on Mon May 20, 2002

## Rhizome Renovation

Dear Rhizomers:
This week, we will start launching a bunch of new features and services at
Rhizome.org. It all started last year when we sent out a member survey to
figure out what you like most and least about the site and what you would
most like to see. Twelve months and a zillion keystrokes later, we're ready
to launch. The rollout will take place gradually over several weeks. We
want to warn you in advance that some features, like Rhizome Rare, will be
temporarily unavailable, and that there are sure to be lots of bugs. We
want your feedback and need your help discovering bugs, so we have set up
an email address for this purpose: feedback@rhizome.org.
Here's an outline of the changes to come:
This week:
+ Redesign: new interface, new site structure (hopefully easier to navigate
and less confusing for newcomers).
+ Post: members can post texts via the web site, respond to other posts.
Threaded discussion.
Next week:
+ Calendar: a global new media art calendar for exhibitions, performances,
panels, festivals, etc.
+ Opportunity Listings: jobs, grants, commissions, residencies, calls for
work, etc.
+ Member Directory: create your own directory page with contact info, bio,
statement, etc. Search for other members.
+ Slashdot-style filtering system: members rate content, post something
people like and you get good karma, members with good karma become
superusers, superusers decide what goes on the home page and what goes to
the Rare email lists.
Week of June 3:
+ Web Hosting: sign up as a beta tester for our new web hosting service
offered in partnership with a commercial web host. This fee-based service
will hopefully generate much-needed revenue for Rhizome.org.
Mid-July:
+ Shareware Membership System: making a gift to support Rhizome.org will
become part of the membership process. If you decide not to make a
contribution, you'll still have full access, but, like shareware, we'll ask
you again from time to time.
August:
+ Online Education: sign up for online courses on things like Java,
Information Architecture and Media Theory through a partnership with an
online university. As with web hosting, this is a fee-based service that
will help support the organization.
These last three initiatives (Web Hosting, Shareware Membership System and
Online Education) are part of our strategy to become more financially
independent. As you probably know, Rhizome.org is a New York-based
nonprofit organization. Because we are based in the US, we don't have
access to the kind of generous government funding that most European
nonprofits take for granted. The foundations and government agencies that
have funded Rhizome to date have sent us a clear message: Rhizome needs to
find a way to become more financially self-sufficient, or it will not
survive. Our goal, over the next four years, is to cover at least 50% of
our costs with community-based revenue. Rhizome.org exists to support the
global new media art community. By making a gift, signing up for a web
hosting account or taking an online course, you can help ensure Rhizome's
survival.
Yours with Warm Regards,
Mark

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