Rachel Greene
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Works in New York, Nebraska United States of America

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Rhizome is friends and family for Rachel, who has been involved with the org. in one capacity or another since 1997 when it was rhizome.com!!
Rachel wrote a book on internet art for thames & hudson's well-known WORLD OF ART series: it was published in June 2004. She was a consultant and catalogue author for the 2004 Whitney Biennial. She has also written for publications including frieze, artforum, timeout and bomb.
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Fwd: Infinite NetWorks by Wolf Kahlen


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> From: "Ruine der Kuenste Berlin" <ruine-kuenste.berlin@snafu.de>
> Date: Thu Aug 14, 2003 3:25:27 AM US/Eastern
> To: "Kunsthalle Palazzo Liestal/Basel," <kunsthalle@palazzo.ch>
> Subject: Infinite NetWorks by Wolf Kahlen
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> 1 Want to see artist Wolf Kahlen dissolving pixel by pixel in the net?
> #2 Want to hear the European Anthem dissolving and/or configurating
> anew
> according to your moods, as it happens in politics as well?
> #3 Want to listen to world classics in six languages or misuse the
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> #1 SELBST-LOS /SELF-LESS
> Net artist WOLF KAHLEN is dissolving pixel by pixel, user by user in
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> net. On a first page. On the second you see and hear your personal
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> the one, you activated to disappear, solely on the empty page. And on
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> third page you see all the 'lost' pixels arriving back and shaping a
> new
> WOLF KAHLEN. Look, hear and have the triptych printed out, signed and
> numbered, the way you, only you see the process taking shape, nobody
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> has seen this moment of the RITUAL DEATH.
> An exiting piece and a very conceptual one, media concerned and at the
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> time sensual.
> The RUINE DER KUENSTE BERLIN presents it to collectors as a present,
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> WOLF KAHLEN gave them at his 60th birthday in 2000. The URL for the
> piece,
> which is infinetely working since, is www.wolf-kahlen.de
> More about us: www.snafu.de/~ruine-kuenste.berlin
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> #3 VERZEIHUNG, HERR VON GOETHE,/SORRY, MISTER JOYCE/ PERDONE, DON
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> EXCUSE ME, MILAREPA/ I BEG YOUR PARDON, KUKAI / SORRY LI BO...
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> NetSoundArt for Tibetans, Chinese and Japanese:
> A threefold internet art piece by Wolf Kahlen in Tibetan, Chinese and
> Japanese language is online.
> Live and interactive the visitor of the page
> www.tu-berlin.de/~arch_net_art/
> !On Netscape less than 6.0 only!
> may hear a piece of world literature of these countries, the first
> page at
> least. If he is patient enough to find out on a blank page, with the
> mouse
> in motion, the sound of the words hidden in the background like on a
> book
> page. This automatically turns out to be a game, since any move of the
> mouse
> touches another word. Until the underlying structure has been found
> out, a
> number of audio events have happened, words' sounds have overlapped or
> entangled at random. Who stirs with the mouse produces a concert like
> a DJ.
> The presented world's classics are by Tibet's greatest poet Milarepa
> (11./12. Century), the Chinese Tang-Dynasty poet Li Bo (6.- 9.
> Century) or
> the alphabet-poem attributed to Kukai of Japan. It is of political
> delicacy
> that Wolf Kahlen, who did a number of documentaries in Tibet and
> Mongolia
> since 1985, parallels Tibet with China.
> Possibly the first Tibetan language internet site to listen to,
> probably
> frequented joyfully by the world spread Tibetans and the few with
> access in
> Lhasa and other parts of the Snowland. Who has entered the site either
> reads
> Tibatan, Chinese or Japanese or has been attracted by the curious
> writings,
> since all three titles are of course in original characters. Another
> way to
> support the cultures in their differences. The hearing experience of
> the
> pieces, roughly translated as
> Sorry, Milarepa / Excuse me, Kukai / I beg your pardon, Li Bo,
> spans the whole spectrum between playful chaotic sounds, own word
> combinations and listening to a fluently spoken classical piece: all
> democratic ways of using words. Words as material per se. And since
> these
> words bump into each other in most cases other than as a structered
> classical piece, Wolf Kahlen asks the authors for excuse in the titles
> already beforehand. As a side effect the net is swept blank off the
> overload
> of images. And the sound of the 'bush drums' is heard again.
> These three pieces continue the former realized three ones in English,
> German and Spanish language
> Sorry, Mister Joyce / Verzeihung, Herr von Goethe / Perdone, Don
> Cervantes
> on www.tu-berlin.de/~arch_net_art/1.html
> More pieces in a great number of world languages are under
> construction.
> They kind of point out on the polarisation of the numb and speechless
> making
> psycho esthetic feedbacks of the net 'culture'. The texts are usually
> read
> by native artists.
> Li Bo read by Zhao Zhao
> Kukai by Masuko Iso,
> Milarepa by Tsewang Norbu,
> Goethe by Wolf Kahlen,
> Joyce by David Allen,
> Cervantes by Argine Erginas.
> Stay tuned.
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> Edition Ruine der Kuenste Berlin
> http://home.snafu.de/ruine-kuenste.berlin
> ruine-kuenste.berlin@snafu.de
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> Contact Wolf Kahlen
> wolf.kahlen@tu-berlin.de
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> #2 Wolf Kahlen
> EUROPA - ON THE FLY
> www.wolf-kahlen.net/europa
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> THE PIECE IS ARTE POVERA FOR THE NET. SORRY FOR THE BAROQUE MAJORITY.
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> Needed Flash Player 5 and up
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> New Europe has a New Anthem. Of course. Beethoven's Ode to Joy in
> parts. The
> building of Europe is a work in progress. So is her anthem, Wolf Kahlen
> makes us aware in his recent Net.Sound.Piece EUROPA-ON THE FLY.
> By your click, you are interfering into the process, actively
> coconstructing
> the fragile multilingual unity of Europe, and deconstructing at the
> same
> time. You hear the result of your click at instant, as the anthem
> looses and
> gains pieces of the melody, on the fly. As countries join in in
> harmony or
> articulate new influences, others may drop out or raise their voice in
> disharmony, the score of the anthem is coming and going by your
> activity.
> Going, falling into pieces in Part One, when the melody opens up holes,
> silencies, rather Cagean like, coming, when she assembles the lost
> notes of
> Part One to shape a new sound in Part Two, rather Schoenberg like. You
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> see nothing, as politics may change behind your back, but listen and be
> aware, it is your music you hear. And just by chance, which does not
> exist,
> as Kahlen believes. Any user hears two unique anthem variations,
> nobody ever
> will hear the same again for the next 35o years. Join the grand
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> work this way, on the fly.
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> On the artist, to him and more of him
> On www.snafu.de/~ruine-kuenste.berlin/future.htm
> www.wolf-kahlen.net/museum
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> Email wolf.kahlen@tu-berlin.de
> More Net.art www.wolf-kahlen.de
> www.tu-berlin.de/~arch_net_art
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DISCUSSION

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> From: 404 <404@jodi.org>
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DISCUSSION

Fwd: Listing release- Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery- Inaugural exhibition


Begin forwarded message:

> From: Annette Gallo <annette@bluemedium.com>
> Date: Wed Aug 13, 2003 4:39:25 PM US/Eastern
> To: Annette Gallo <annette@bluemedium.com>
> Subject: Listing release- Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery- Inaugural exhibition
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> Please find below the listings release for Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery
> upcoming inaugural exhibition ArtApparatus opening on September 18,
> 2003. If you have any questions or would like to see images of work
> that will be on display or of the new space, designed by Michael
> Gabellini, please do not hesitate to contact me.
>
> All the best,
> Annette
>
> *********************
> Annette Gallo
> Blue Medium Inc.
> 216 West 18th Street, No. 703B
> New York, NY 10011
> T: (212) 675-1800
> F: (212) 675-1855
> E: annette@bluemedium.com
> www.bluemedium.com
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> FOR IMMEDIATE LISTINGS
> GALLERY: CHELSEA

DISCUSSION

Re: samorost.swf: Czech flash piece


Jim -- I only got to the scene with the dude smoking the pipe. How do I
move on from there? Thanks Rachel

On Tuesday, August 12, 2003, at 06:37 AM, Jim Andrews wrote:

> Here is a Czech flash piece:
> http://www.freshsensation.com/samorost.swf done
> by Jakub Dvorsky and Tomas Dvorak, as indicated by the credits you see
> at
> the end of this trip/puzzle.
>
> Thanks to Danny Kodicek from the dirGames-L list for this link.
>
> ja
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> + ti esrever dna ti pilf nwod gniht ym tup
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DISCUSSION

Paris -- ICHIM 03


Begin forwarded message:

> From: Ichim 03 Ecole du Louvre <mailing@ichim.org>
> Date: Tue Aug 12, 2003 12:53:57 AM US/Eastern
> To: <rachel@rhizome.org>
> Subject: Paris -- ICHIM 03 -- September / [rachel@rhizome.org]
> Reply-To: ichim03@ecoledulouvre.fr
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> Le Louvre, Aug. 8th, 2003
> To : rachel@rhizome.org
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> As we approach the end of Summer, you still have time
> to take the most exciting and educational trip of the
> season...
>
> Come to ICHIM 03, the international conference for
> Cultural Institutions and Digital Technology, which
> will take place September 8-12, 2003, at Le Louvre in
> Paris, France!
>
> You can afford it: Air France is offering discounts
> on already low airfares to all ICHIM registrants.
> Housing for the entire week is available at the lovely
> Cite internationale, located just a few bus/metro stops
> away from Le Louvre, starting at 170 euros per person,
> all inclusive.
>
> Check out the ICHIM 03 website <www.ichim.org>. You will
> find details about the conference schedule and our
> preliminary workshops, featuring "The Wireless
> Museum", a free workshop offered by Antenna Audio.
>
> Paris and ICHIM 03 await you this September!
> ____________________________________________
>
> les Institutions Culturelles et le Numerique
> Cultural institutions and Digital Technology
> I C H I M 0 3 L O U V R E
> <http://www.ichim.org>
> Paris, Ecole du Louvre, 8 - 12 Sept 03
> <ichim03@ecoledulouvre.fr>
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