Time and Image in Digital Performance
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Conferencia ELISAVA 17/01/2013, Barcelona En relación a las ideas de la hipertextualidad llevadas al teatro digital se hará una breve genealogía de propuestas artísticas escénicas que han reformulado las temporalidades de la imagen proyectada. http://www.elisava.net/es/el-centro/actualidad/agenda/conferencia-carles-sora
![“Media like cinema, video and, later, computer
are about dislocation , while classsical art is
about location. Theater takes place in time and
space on a stage; a sculpture is bound in
space, as is architecture. But from the telegraph
in the 1840s onwards it became posible to
separate message from Messenger […] The
new aesthetics is about dislocation; the
message goes from one locus to another.”
Mulder and Post, 2000](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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- 1. Hipertextualidades y temporalidades de la imagen en el teatro digital ELISAVA CARLES SORA twitter.com/carlesora
- 2. “Media like cinema, video and, later, computer are about dislocation , while classsical art is about location. Theater takes place in time and space on a stage; a sculpture is bound in space, as is architecture. But from the telegraph in the 1840s onwards it became posible to separate message from Messenger […] The new aesthetics is about dislocation; the message goes from one locus to another.” Mulder and Post, 2000
- 3. ESPACIO “El hypertexto es un conjunto de bloques de texto interconectados por nexos que forman diferentes itinerarios para el usuario” Ted Nelson, 1965
- 4. Computer as theater Brenda Laurel, 1991
- 6. "Many new media objects do not tell stories, they don't have beginning or end, in fact, they don't have any development, thematically, formally of otherwise which would organize their elements into a sequence. Instead, they are collections of individual items, where every item has the same significance as any other" Lev Manovich, 2001
- 8. Magnet tv Name June Paik, 1966
- 10. The Legible City, Jeffrey Shaw, 1988
- 11. TIEMPO "everithing arrives (in virtual reallity) without any need to depart" Paul Virilio, 1991
- 21. Khronos projector Albaro Casinelli, 2005
- 22. 10 Backwards Blast Theory, 1999
- 23. Andersen Project Robert Lapage, 2005
- 24. Marcel·lí Antúnez Roca Afasia, 2005
- 25. Flicker, Big Art Group, 2005
- 26. House of no more Big Art Group, 2004
- 28. Carte Blanche (Alain Cofino) Emmanuel Flety
- 31. Can You See Me Now? Blast Theory, 2005 Can you see me now ? Blast Theory, 2005
- 33. La verdadera historia de la Vocal A Carles Sora, 2008