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Regina Pinto
Since 2002
Works in United States of America

- http://www.arteonline.arq.br

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Camcorder Paintings
Carnaval Carnival 2008
Cell Show
Dancing Tree
Equilibrium
Lapa
People / Gente
Sombra Ação
Twitters for the New Year
BIO

Born in Rio de Janeiro, Regina Pinto lives, loves and believes in net.art. So that all her work
as artist ( http://arteonline.arq.br/library.htm )
or curator ( http://arteonline.arq.br )
is done for the web.
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DISCUSSION
Posted on Sun Sep 14, 2003

## Re: The Top 25 Censored Media Stories of 2002-2003

Hi Marc,
Browser at: http://www.flyingpuppet.com/shock/heritage.htm
Regina
>
> I am very shocked that there are not many net artists/critics/wirters on
> this list that make art work regarding the issues of our times...hiding
> behind code is not enough, it's like hiding one's head in the sand or
hiding
> in self - censorship. There needs to be more active statements by braver
> academics/writers/artists who personally wish for something different...
>
> marc
>
> First They Came for the Jews
> First they came for the Jews
> and I did not speak out
> because I was not a Jew.
> Then they came for the Communists
> and I did not speak out
> because I was not a Communist.
> Then they came for the trade unionists
> and I did not speak out
> because I was not a trade unionist.
> Then they came for me
> and there was no one left
> to speak out for me.
>
> Pastor Martin Niemoller
>
>
>
>
> >
> > > Censored 2004: The Top 25 Censored Media Stories of 2002-2003
> > >
> > > http://www.projectcensored.org/publications/2004/index.html
> >
> > Great link, Marc, thanks. Their links are also terrific.
> >
> > ja
> >
> > "Poetry, the trick to read what can't be read,
> > quick to write what can't be said."
> > Gerry Gilbert
> >
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DISCUSSION
Posted on Mon Sep 08, 2003

## Project WC is online!

Museum of the Essential and Beyond That
invites for the inauguration of the Project WC,
at: http://arteonline.arq.br/museu/bathroom
Everything is always perfect in the virtual museums found on the Internet, =
but our Museum's space does not work that way. Instead, its operations aim =
at fulfilling the dictates of the principle of reality. For example, traged=
y and its esthetic or things we really do not want to think about, have bee=
n shifted (with a touch of morbid humor) to the basement. Bit by bit, we in=
tend to place some problems in the Museum building, because we do not inten=
t it to become an aseptic parody of a real museum.
Today we are launching the bathrooms of the museum. Which is the virtual mu=
seum that shows its bathrooms? Perhaps only the Museum of the Essential and=
Beyond That...
The goal of the Project WC is to amuse people. We hope it hapens, because:
"The most revolutionary act one can commit in our world nowadays is to be h=
appy."
To your confort we built the following bathrooms:
medieval, baroque, primitive, erotic, still life, futurist, concrete, conce=
ptual, web.art
Go to our URL: http://arteonline.arq.br/museu/bathroom (sound and flash pl=
ayer 6.0 required)
Click open, search Marcel Duchamp's urinal, click inside of it and choose y=
our favorite! and go ahead!...;-)
We wish you have lots of fun!
Marcelo Frazao, Paulo Villela and Regina Celia Pinto
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx=
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Project WC / Credits:
First Conception: Paulo Villela
Creation: Marcelo Frazao, Paulo Villela and Regina Celia Pinto
Bathrooms:
Baroque: Paulo Villela (animation: Regina Celia Pinto)
Conceptual: Regina Celia Pinto
Concrete: Marcelo Frazao (Tiles by Paulo Villela)
Erotic: Marcelo Frazao (Photo of Clara Arthaud sculpture)
Futurist: Regina Celia Pinto
Medieval: Paulo Villela (animation: Regina Celia Pinto)
Still life: Regina Celia Pinto
Primitive: Marcelo Frazao
Web.art: Marcelo Frazao and Regina Celia Pinto
Introduction room: Paulo Villela and Regina Celia Pinto
Bathrooms of museums of Rio de Janeiro: Regina Celia Pinto
Photos: Marcelo Frazao and Regina Celia Pinto
Sound: Regina Celia Pinto

DISCUSSION
Posted on Mon Sep 08, 2003

## RHIZOME_RAW: new work

Hello Michael,
I liked very much this work, high lights for me: greyscale and horizontal
scroolbar as part of the art work.
The greyscale give to design an expressionist aspect. I love to work with
greyscale too, my first ebook - "The white and the black, reflections on
fog" (http://arteonline.arq.br/library.htm) was done in greyscale and I am
always thinking about to do another work using greyscale.
To work with scroolbars give suspense to the art work, I enjoy it very much.
I am using vertical scroolbars in my work Paris - Rio de Janeiro Gallery
(http://arteonline.arq.br)
Warmest regards,
Regina
>
> Scroll:
>
> http://www.somedancersandmusicians.com/scroll/scroll.html
>
>
> requires sound.
> best
> michael
>
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DISCUSSION
Posted on Wed Sep 03, 2003

## Deadline of GA2003 - 6th Generative Art Conference, Italy

> This email to remember you that the deadline to submit proposals to
GA2003,
> the 6th International Conference, Exhibition and Performances on
Generative
> Art and Design (Milan, Italy) is postponed to 28th of September, because
of
> email problems of these days.
> The Call for Paper and the papers of previous conferences are at
> http://www.generativeart.com
> - If you intend to present a paper or/and a poster, please send me the
> title, a short abstract (max 500 words) and a brief CV (5 rows) within
28th
> September.
> - If you intend to exhibit your artworks, the exhibition panels can
contain,
> under glass, a print of 80x100 cm., portrait orientation. It is also
> possible to present VHS/DVD videos and installations on PC. Please send me
a
> low definition image of your artworks with a short presentation and your
CV
> within the 28th September. You will send the high definition files later
and
> we will print them in Milan.
> - If you intend to do a live performance, send me a short proposal within
> 28th September.
> If any question, dont exhitate to contact me by email.
> Looking forward to meeting you in Milan
> Thanks for your contribution,
> Best regards
> Celestino Soddu
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Prof. Celestino Soddu, Architect
> Director of Generative Design Lab
> Coordinator od EC program: Euro-China exchange, technology and culture of
> Generative Design Approach.
> DiAP, Politecnico di Milano University
> Piazza Leonardo da Vinci 32, 20133 Milano, Italy
> celestino.soddu@polimi.it
> www.generativeart.com
> www.generativedesign.com
> www.celestinosoddu.com
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------

DISCUSSION
Posted on Fri Aug 29, 2003

## New Work

Hello Michael,
One of my favorite authors is the french anthropologist Marcel Mauss and my
favorite book of him is "The Gift: The Form and Reason for Exchange in
Archaic Societies"
The Gift is Marcel Mauss's groundbreaking study of the relation between
forms of exchange and social structure. A brilliant French sociologist and
anthropologist, Mauss (1872-1950) used case studies of Melanesia, Polynesia,
and northwestern North America to demonstrate that gift exchange is a total
system at the center of society.
I like very much to give gifts (perhaps because of this book, perhaps I
like to show my culture...) and you with your touching and very beautiful
and sensitive work / gift dedicated to me, makes me feel I am sure. I would
like to be able to send brazilian music to all rhizomes.
Many thanks again,
Regina
PS: The Museum of the Essential and Beyond That at http://arteonline.arq.br
will show lots of news next month, including a new floor. The bathroom(s)
are almost ready and they will be a lot of fun to you. Do not forget (all of
you, rhizomes) that the dead line to send us an "artistic recipe from your
region of the Earth" to our restaurants will be october, 10th.
> Made as thank you note for two CDs of quite
> extraordinary & beautiful Brazilian music
>
>
http://www.somedancersandmusicians.com/bouquet/A_Bouquet_for_Regina_Celia_Pi
nto.html
>
> requires sound and a certain degree of patience
> especially on a dial up.
>
> michael
>
>

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