Re: [nettime-fr] EKART IS POMPED IN ENGLISH....

[joachim montessuis <joachim@erratum.org>]

Title: Re: [nettime-fr] EKART IS POMPED IN ENGLISH....

ça me fait penser aux champs morphiques de rupert sheldrake

des mouvements spontanés, un peu partout au même moment...

mais bon, who knows.

> comme
> quoi...l'idée se propage....:)
> d.guez
> http://ekart.free.fr
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>  
>  
> - what is
> the a.Rss?
> a.Rss is based on the idea of a free appropriation system for
> artists,
> musicians, and designers working in the digital realm. the mass
> availability of
> production related software and information on the internet is
> overwhelmingly
> disproportionate to the mass of source data files for individuals to
> use in
> their own work. the internet is constantly being hailed as a haven
> for
> interaction between artists, yet the interactions have primarily been
> either a
> text-based discussion of work, or a one-way transmission of a
> particular
> artists' net.art onto their audience, with little interactivity
> that
> effects the
> outcome of that particular piece.
> working within the digital realm, artists have access to terabytes of
> source
> material on the web - unfortunately gaining easy access to all this
> material is
> extremely difficult, delegating the artist to then start from scratch
> on their
> own source material. this model for artistic interaction is not
> viable in an age
> of instant appropriation and file-sharing echnologies. this is why
> the a.Rss was
> created.
> the a.Rss is a simple and easy way for artists of all kinds to
> exchange their
> source file material. source file material can be defined as a chunk
> of raw
> source data of any media type - audio, video, 2D & 3D image, MIDI,
> musical
> notation, samples, source code, binary, programs, etc. whatever data
> an artist
> wants to share or trade can be considered source file
> material.
> - how do you use a.Rss?
> a.Rss is extremely simple and easy. using already existing
> file-sharing
> technologies, (such as gnutella, kazaa, aimster, etc.) shared
> a.Rss
> files have a
> very specific and simple file naming convention - rss_. by having the
> rss_
> header in front of the filename, this simply designates that file to
> be
> available for a.Rss use and makes searching for a.Rss files easy - and
> placing
> them in the shared files folder of your file-trading application
> (kazaa,
> gnutella, etc.) instantly makes them available to other artists
> searching for
> source file material.
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