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Extended Biography: Geert Lovink Education MA,
Social and Political Sciences, University of Amsterdam, 1984. PhD,
English Department, Media & Communication Program, University of Melbourne,
2003. Employment Independent
media theorist, critic, publisher and conference organizer since 1984. Editor,Ý Mediamatic magazine
(www.mediamatic.nl), 1989-1994. Radio
Producer, Radio 100 (Amsterdam community station), 1987-1990, Radio Patapoe
(Amsterdam community station), 1990-1993, VPRO (www.vpro.nl Dutch Public Radio), 1993-1996. Coordinator
of public research program, Waag Society (Society for Old and New
Media), Amsterdam, 1996-2000 (http://www.waag.org). Postdoc
fellow at the Centre for Critical and Cultural Studies, University of
Queensland, Brisbane (from January 2003). Professional Activities Co-founder,
Digital City, Amsterdam freenet/community network (http://www.dds.nl), founded in 1993. Co-founder,
Desk.nl, Internet provider for arts and culture (www.desk.nl), founded in 1994. Co-founder,
with Pit Schultz, nettime mailinglist (www.nettime.org),
founded in 1995. -
Series of international nettime conferences and meetings (1996-1997). -
Co-moderator of the international list (1995-99). -
Co-editor of nettime publications (see publication list). -
Co-ordinator of non-English nettime mailinglists. Co-founder,
Contrast.org, Internet content provider (www.contrast.org), founded in 1997. Co-founder
and moderator, fibreculture, a mailinglist on Australian Internet
culture and research (www.fibreculture.org) founded in 2001. Co-founder
and moderator, solaris, a mailinglist on critical issues in IT and
development, founded in early 2002. -
Co-founder of collaborative weblog discordia (www.discordia.us), launched in June 2003. Co-organizer
of conferences: -
Wetware, Amsterdam, 1991. -
Next Five Minutes Tactical Media Conferences 1-3, Amsterdam 1993, 1996, 1999 (http://www.n5m.org). -
Metaforum 1-3, Budapest, 1994, 1995, 1996 (http://www.mrf.hu). -
Ars Electronica, Linz, 1996: Memesis, 1998: Infowar (http://www.aec.at). -
Interface 3, Hamburg, 1995. -
Beauty and the East, Nettime Conference, Ljubljana, 1997. -
International Browserday Competitions (five), Amsterdam-New York-Berlin,
1998-2001 Ý (www.waag.org/browser
and www.internationalbrowserday.com). -
Tulipomania Dotcom, Amsterdam and Frankfurt, June 2000 (www.balie.nl/tulipomania). -
Make World Festival, Munich/Germany, October 2001 (www.make-world.org) -
Co-organizer of Fibreculture public debates/meetings, Melbourne, December 2001;
Sydney, November 2002; Brisbane, July 2003 (www.fibreculture.org/conference.html). -
Dark Markets, Media and Democracy in Crisis, organized by Public
Netbase/Vienna, October 2002. -
Crisis Media, Uncertain States of Reportage, Sarai New Media Centre, Dehli,
March 2003. Co-creator
of a series of temporary media labs: -
Hybrid Workspace, Documenta X, Kassel, 1997 (http://www.medialounge.net). -
Media lab at Kiasma (contemporary arts museum), Helsinki, 1999 (http://temp.kiasma.fi). Teaching -
Annual workshop/course for five years at the IMI media school in Osaka, 1996-
2000. (http://www.iminet.ac.jp. The documentation
of this annual 'AiR' project has been published as a book: Electronic Street
Cultures, IMI, Osaka, 2001. -
Merz Academy in Stuttgart (1994 and 1998). - KHM media art
school in Cologne (1998). -
School for Art and Communication in Malm–, Sweden (1999). -
UIAH media design school in Helsinki (1999). - Sceen
Culture course at College of Fine Arts/University of New South Wales (first
semester 2002). - Critical Internet course, Victorian College of the
Arts (August 2002). - Mapping Swiss Info-society, course at the Zurich
media design school (late 2002). Advisory Board and Jury
Memberships - Member of IT and International Cooperation Committee (Social Science Research Council, NYC, 2003). - Member of International Program Committee, ISEA 2004 festival (Scandinavia), 2003-2004. - Peer reviewer for the new media arts board of the
Australia Council (Sydney, July 2003). - ICT taskforce member ofÝ the Indo-Dutch
Programme on Alternatives in Development (New Delhi, 2002-2003). - Committee member of Thuiskopiefonds (home copy
fund, Amsterdam, 1999) Online Text Archives http://thing.desk.nl/bilwet (till early 1998) http://www.laudanum.net/geert
(1998-now) Print Publications Books by Geert Lovink: My First Recession, Critical Internet
Culture in Transition (V2, Rotterdam/NL, 2003). Uncanny
Networks,
In Dialogue with the Virtual Intelligentsia (Cambridge: MIT Press, 2002). Dark
Fiber,
Tracking Critical Internet Culture (Cambridge: MIT Press, 2002, with
translations in German, Spanish, Italian, Romanian and Japanese). H–r
zu - oder stirb! (Amsterdam and Berlin: Edition ID - Archiv, 1992) Co-written
books: The
Media Archive: World Edition, with Adilkno, trans. from Dutch by Laura Martz
& Pieter Beyer (New York: Autonomedia, 1998) [orig. in Dutch, also
translated in German, Croatian and Slovenian, 1992-98] Elektronische
Einsamkeit
(book and separate CD), with Adilkno, trans. in German from Dutch (Cologne:
SupposÈ, 1997) Cracking
the Movement: Squatting Beyond the Media, with Adilkno, trans. from Dutch by Laura Martz.
(New York: Autonomedia, 1994 [Dutch, 1990, German, 1991]) Der
Datadandy,
with Adilkno, trans. in German from Dutch (Bensheim: Bollmann Verlag, 1994) Het
Beeldenrijk,
with Adilkno (Amsterdam: Uitgeverij Raket & Lont, 1985) (Co-)edited
Publications: Ed,
Shaping Technology, Sarai Reader 03, Amsterdam/Dehli: Sarai-CSDS/Waag
Society, 2003. Ed.,
Networks of Excellence, Fibreculture 2002 newspaper, Sydney, 2002. Ed.,
Border=0, Location=Yes, Make World #2 newspaper, Munich/Florence 2002. Ed.,
Mobile Minded, with designer Mieke Gerritzen, New York: Gingko Press,
2002. Ed.,
Version >02, Reader for the Chicago Festival on Arts and the Digital
Commons, 2002. Ed.,
The Cities of Everyday Life, Sarai Reader 02, Amsterdam/Dehli:
Sarai-CSDS/Waag Society, 2002. Ed.,
Politics of the Digital Present, ::fibreculture:: reader, Melbourne:
Arena, 2001. Ed.,
Mobile Minded, Reader 5th International Browserday, Berlin:
NL-Design, Volksbuehne & Bundeszentrale fuer politische Bildung, 2001. Ed.,
Border=0, Location=Yes, Make World Festival newspaper, Munich 2001. Ed.,
Electronic Street Cultures, with Toshiya Ueno and AiR-o-Vix (book and
cd-rom), Osaka: Inter Medium Institute, 2001. Ed.,
Metatag, 26 Hits on Technology and Culture, Amsterdam: Waag Society for
Old and New Media, 2001. Ed.,
Catalogue of Strategies, with NL-Design, Amsterdam: BIS Publishers,
2001. Ed.,
The Public Domain, Sarai Reader 01, Dehli: Sarai/CSDS, 2001. Ed.,
Net Congestion, catalogue of the first international streaming media
festival, Amsterdam, De Balie Publishers, October 2000. Ed.,Ý Tulipomania Dotcom, Amsterdam: De
Balie Publishers, August 2000. Ed.,
Manifest for the Design Economy, with NL-Design, Amsterdam: BIS
Publishers, 2000. (Also pubished as ŠmigrÈ 58, Sacramento, 2001) Ed.,
Next Five Minutes Workbook (Amsterdam, March 1999) Ed.,
Readme!, filtered by nettime (Brooklyn: Autonomedia, 1999) Ed.,
Netzkritik (Berlin/Amsterdam: Edition ID-Archiv, 1997) Ed.,
ZKP 1-4, four nettime readers (Amsterdam-Madrid-Budapest-Ljubljana
1996-1997) Printed articles,
Interviews, Reviews (in Englishóonline publications excluded) After
the Dotcom Crash: Recent Literature on Internet, Business and Society, in:
Cultural Studies Review, Vol. 8 No.1, May 2002, Melbourne: University of
Melbourne Press, pp. 130-153. The
Downfall of the Syndicate Network (English/Korean), in: Project 1,
Pause-Realization, Catalogue of the Gwangju Biennale 2002, Gwangju, 2002, pp.
148-159. Enemy
of Nostalgia, Interview with Peter Lunenfeld, PAJ: A Journal of Performance and
Art, Volume 24, Number 1 (PAJ 70), January 2002, pp. 5-15. Art
in the Age of the Mobile Phone, interview with Marita Liulia, Ïn: Katya Sander
& Simon Sheikh (ed.), We Are All Normal (and we want our freedom), London:
Black Dog Publishing, 2002, pp. 382-389. The
GHI of Tactical Media (with David Garcia, in conversation with Andreas
Broeckmann), in: Do It Yourself!, Art and Digital Media: Software ñ
Participation ñ Distribution, Andreas Broeckmann/Susanne Jaschko (Ed.),
transmediale.01 catalogue, Berlin, 2001, p. 12-17. Interview
with Kevin Murray, in: Politics of the Digital Present, Fibreculture reader,
Melbourne: Fibreculture Publications, 2001, pp. 169-176. Cyberselfishness
Explained, Interview with Paulina Borsook, in: Mute #22, London, 2001. New
Rules for the New Actonomy (with Florian Schneider), in: Media Circus Reader,
Melbourne, 2001, pp. 73-76. Reprinted in the Make World Festival newspaper,
Munich 2001. Optimising
Interface Value: Design in the New Economy (with Franz Liebl), in: formdiskurs,
Journal of Design and Design Theory, Frankfurt am Main, # 8/9, 2000/1, pp.
35-41. The
Rise and Fall of Dotcommania, Cyberculture in the Internet Economy, in: Sarai
(ed.), Sarai Reader 01, The Public Domain, Delhi, 2001, pp. 110-116. Havest
Time on the Server Farm, Reaping the Net's Body Politics, debate with Sara
Diamond and Roy Ascott, in: Mute, issue 18, London, 2000, pp. 42-49. Multimedia
- A Promise, interview with Station Rose, in: private://public, Conversation in
Cyberspace, Symposium 3, Edition Selene,Ý
Vienna, 2000, pp. 22-32. Amsterdam
Public Digital Culture: Contradictions among User Profiles (together with
Patrice Riemens), in RiskVoice, 002, Stiftung Risiko-Dialog, St. Gallen,
pp. 1-8, October 2000. New
Media Culture in the Age of the New Economy, in: media_city seoul 2000,
catalogue, Seoul, 2000, pp. 342-350. Relational
Architecture, Interview with Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, in: Archis 9/2000,
Rotterdam, pp. 70-74. Introduction
and Conceptual background of the Tulipomania Dotcom Conference, in: Tulipomania
Dotcom reader, a critique of the new economy, distributed by Uitgeverij De
Balie, Amsterdam, 2000, pp. 3-14. Organized
Innocence and the War in the New Europe, On Electronic Solitude and Independent
Media, in: Laura Lengel (ed.), Culture @nd Technology in the New Europe,
Civil Discourse in Transformation in Post-Communist Nations, Ablex
Publishing, Stamford Connecticut, 2000, pp. 133-144. Published under the same
title in the Proceedings of the 6th International Symposium of
Electronic Art, Montreal, 1996, pp. 177-181. Appeared first in ZKP
Proceedings 95, Net Criticism, nettime (ed.), Amsterdam, 1996, pp. 177-181. Introduction
and text for Everyone is a Designer, Manifest for the Design Economy,
Edited by Mieke Gerritzen and Geert Lovink, BIS Publishing House, Amsterdam,
2000. The
Importance of Meetspace, A Manual for Temporary Medialabs, Giancarlo Norese
(ed.), in: Oreste at the Venice Biennale, Edizioni Charta, Milano, 2000,
pp. 18-22. Fragments
of Network Criticism, in: Mauri Yla-Kotola a.o. (ed.), The Integrated Media
Machine: A Theoretical Framework, University of Lapland, Rovaniemi, 1999,
pp. 87-93. War
in the Age of Internet, Some Thoughts and Reports, Spring 1999, in: Ost-West
Internet ñ Media Revolution, Stephan Kovats (ed.), Campus, Frankfurt-New
York, 1999, pp. 322-325. Audio
Freedom, Interview with Zina Kaye, in: Acoustic Space 2, E-Lab (ed.),
Riga, 1999, pp. 42-44. The
Order of Chaos, the Lives and Work of DFM-Artburo Heafties, in:Ý Acoustic Space 2, E-Lab (ed.), Riga,
1999, pp. 117-123.. DEF
of Tactical Media (together with David Garcia), in: Next 5 Minutes 3
Workbook, Festival
Catalogue, Amsterdam, 1999, pp. 144-146. Digital
Constructivism: What is European Software? An Exchange with Lev Manovich, in: New
Media Culture in Europe, Frank Boyd etc. (ed.), De Balie Publishers/Virtueel
Platform, Amsterdam, 1999, pp. 42-45. Full version appeared in Continuum:
Journal of Media & Cultural Studies, Vol. 13, No. 2, 1999, pp. 165-173. The
Ins and Outs of the Soros Internet Programme in Former Eastern Europe: An
E-mail Exchange with Jonathan Peizer, in: New Media Culture in Europe,
Frank Boyd etc. (ed.), De Balie Publishers/Virtueel Platform, Amsterdam, 1999,
pp. 137-138. Amsterdam
Public Digital Culture, On the Contradictions Among the Users (with Patrice
Riemens, in: Catalogue of the 12th Stuttgarter Filmwinter,
Stuttgart, 1999, pp. 65-69. Radical
Media Pragmatism (remixed and edited by Felix Stalder), in: Readme!, Ascii
Culture and the Revenge of Knowledge, filtered by nettime, Autonomedia, New
York, 1999, pp. 329-332. Another version appeared in Like, Art Magazine,
Number 6, Winter/Spring 1998, pp. 33-37. Interview
with Mongrel, in: Readme!, Ascii Culture and the Revenge of Knowledge,
filtered by nettime, Autonomedia, New York, 1999, pp. 306-309. The
Monkeyís Tail: The Amsterdam Digital City Three and a Half Years Later, in:
Possible Urban Worlds, Urban Strategies at the End of the 20th
Century, INURA (ed.), Birkhaeuser Verlag, Basel-Boston-Berlin, 1998, pp.
180-185. Culture
after the Final Breakdown: A Report from Tirana, Albania, in: Junction
Skopje, Inke Arns (ed.), SCCA Skopje, 1998, pp. 40-44. Preface
for Bulldozer, in: Junction Skopje, Inke Arns (ed.), SCCA Skopje, 1998,
pp. 73-74, first publish in Hungarian as introduction of the anthology
Bulldozer, Media Research Foundation (ed.), Budapest, 1997. Navigating
the Normalcy, Review of subREAL ñ ëServing Artí ñ exhibition at Schloss
Solitude, Stuttgart, in: Junction Skopje, Inke Arns (ed.), SCCA Skopje,
1998, pp. 91-92. Intermedia:
The Dirty Digital Bauhaus, an e-mail exchange with Janos Sugar, in: Junction
Skopje, Inke Arns (ed.), SCCA Skopje, 1998, pp. 156-162. Also published in
Convergence, Volume 4, Number 2, Summer 1998, pp. 14-19. A
Manual of Network Fears and Desires, in Station Rose, 1st Decade,
Station Rose (ed.), edition selene, Wien, 1998, pp. 156-161. Also published in:
Mauri Yla-Kotola a.o. (ed.), The Integrated Media Machine: A Theoretical
Framework, University of Lapland, Rovaniemi, 1999, pp. 95-99. Media
Pragmatism, Notes on Cybereconomy, in: Index, 2/98, Stockholm, pp.
38-43. Radical
Media Pragmatism, Strategies for Techno-social Movements, in: Infowar,
Catalogue of Ars Electronica Festival 98, Gerfried Stocker, Christine Schoepf,
Springer Wien-New York, 1998, pp. 228-234. How
to Turn your Liability into an Asset, Interview with Luchezar Boyadjiev, in: Ostranenie
Catalogue 97, Bauhaus Foundation, Dessau, 1997, pp. 302-307. Japan
through a Slovenian Looking Glass: Reflections on Media, Politics and Cinema,
An Interview with Slavoj Zizek, in: Annual Intercommunication í96,
ICC/NTT, Tokyo, 1996, pp. 36-43. Appeared also as Civil Society, Fanaticism and
Digital Reality: An Interview with Slavoj Zizek, in: Digital Delirium,
Arthur and Marilouise Kroker (ed.), New World Perspectives, Montreal 1997, pp.
64-72. The
Art of Being Independent, in: ZPK4, nettime (ed.), Ljubljana, 1997, p.
17. Information
Inequality, Interview with Herbert Schiller, in: ZKP4, nettime (ed.),
Ljubljana, 1997, p. 31. A
Push Media Critique, in: ZKP4, nettime (ed.), Ljubljana, 1997, p. 4. Language?
No problem, in: ZKP4, nettime (ed.), Ljubljana, 1997, p. 8. From
Speculative Media Theory to Net Criticism, in: Mute, Special Insert,
1997, pp. 1-2. The
ABC of Tactical Media (with David Garcia), in: ZKP4, Ljubljana, 1997, p.
53. The
Computer: Medium or Calculating Machine? An Exchange with Hartmut Winkler
(Shortened Translation), in: Convergence, Volume 3, Number 2, pp. 10-18.
Also published
in: European Media Art Festival 1997 Catalogue, Osnabrueck, pp. 270-289. On
the Theology of the Ejector Seat, an E-mail Interview with Mark Dery, in: Mute,
Issue 6, Autumn 1996, pp. 10-11. Africa
and Bust (with Patrice Riemens), in: ZKP3, filtered by nettime,
Budapest, 1996, pp. 102-104. The
Art of Debating, in: ZKP3, filtered by nettime, Budapest 1996, pp. 189-191. Media
Art in Albania, First Steps, Interview with Edi Muka, in: ZKP3, filtered
by nettime, Budapest 1996, pp. 198-199. About
the Brazilianization of India, Interview with Ravi Sundaram, in: ZKP3,
filtered by nettime, Budapest 1996, pp. 212-215. Media
Memory, in: Memesis ñ The Future of Evolution, Gerfried Stocker and
Christine Schoepf (ed.), Catalogue of the Ars Electronica 1996 Festival,
Springer Wien-New York, 1996, pp. 230-233. The
Memesis Network Discussion, , in: Memesis ñ The Future of Evolution,
Gerfried Stocker and Christine Schoepf (ed.), Catalogue of the Ars Electronica
1996 Festival, Springer Wien-New York, 1996, pp. 28-38. Appeared also in: ZKP2
@Cyberconf. 5, Madrid, 1996, pp. 146-149. A
Small Net in a Big World, Or: The Importance of Being Media, in: ZKP2,
@Cyberconf. 5, Madrid, 1996, pp. 198-199. New
Media in Deep Europe, in: The Soros Centers for Contemporary Arts Quarterly
1/96, pp. 15-16. Data
Trash, Interview with Arthur Kroker, in: ZK Proceedings 95, Net
Criticism, nettime (ed.), Amsterdam, 1996, pp. 161-164. Creating
a Virtual Public, The Digital City Amsterdam, in: Mythos Information,
Welcome to the Wired World, Catalogue of the Ars Electronica Festival, Karl
Gerber, Peter Weibel (ed.), Springer Verlag, Wien-New York, 1995, pp. 180-185. An
Anecdoted Archive from the Cold War, Interview with George Legrady, in: Mediamatic,
Vol. 8 #2, 1995, pp. 133-138. Review
of Martin Giesecke, Der Buchdruck in der fruehen Neuzeit, in: Mediamatic, Vol.
8 #2, 1995, pp. 145-149. Esthetics
of the Video Document, The Romanian TV Revolution According to Farocki and
Ujica, in: Ex Oriente Lux, Catalogue of the Exhibition, Calin Dan (ed.),
SCCA Bucharest, 1994, pp. 84-86. Interviews
with Andrei Plescu and Anca Oroveanu, in: Ex Oriente Lux, Catalogue of
the Exhibition, Calin Dan (ed.), SCCA Bucharest, 1994, pp. 22-32. We
no longer Collect the Carrier but the Information, Interview with Tjebbe van
Tijen, in: Mediamatic, Vol. 8 #1, 1994, pp. 1881-1886. Heidegger
On-line, Interview with Michael Heim, in: Mediamatic, Vol. 8 #1, 1994,
pp. 1932-1936. Review
of The Metaphysics of Virtual Reality, Michael Heim, in: Mediamatic Vol.
8 #1, 1994, pp. 1941-1942. Review
of Ostranenie, Catalogue of the 1. International Video Festival at the Bauhaus,
in: Mediamatic, Vol. 8 #1, 1994, p. 1942. Review
of Draculaís Vermaechtnis, Friedrich Kittler, in: Mediamatic, Vol. 8.
#1, 1994, pp. 1942-1943. Review
of The Virtual Community, Howard Rheingold, in: Mediamatic, Vol. 8 #1,
1994, pp. 1945-1946. Review
of Switching-Zapping, Hartmut Winkler, in: Mediamatic, Vol. 8 #1, 1994,
pp. 1946-1947. The
Datadandy and Sovereign Media, An Introduction to the Media Theory of Adilkno,
in: ISEA 94, Proceedings, Helsinki, 1994. Also published in: Leonardo,
Vol. 30, No. 1, 1997, pp. 57-65. Review
of Spam, Arthur Kroker, in: Mediamatic, Vol. 7 #3/4, 1994, pp. 329-330. Review
of The Mechanical Bride, Marshall McLuhan, in: Mediamatic, Vol. 7 #3/4,
1994, pp. 334-336. Review
of Video in Osteuropa, Rossen Milev, in: Mediamatic, Vol. 7 # æ, 1994,
p. 342. Theory
of Mixing, An Inventory of Amsterdam Radio Techniques, in: Neil Strauss (ed.), Radiotext(e),
Semiotext(e), New York, 1993, pp. 114-122. Early, shorter version in:
Mediamatic, Vol. 6 #3, 1992, pp. 220-229. Guenter
Wallraff in Transsylvania, in: Mediamatic, Vol. 7 #2, 1993, pp. 156-157. Review
of Norbert Bolz, Die Welt als Chaos und Simulation, plus Quick Reviews, in: Mediamatic,
Vol. 7 #2, pp. 181-186. The
Archeology of Computer Assemblage, Interview with Werner Kuenzer and Review of
his books, in: Mediamatic, Vol. 6 #4, 1992, pp. 71-76. Review
of Howard Rheingold, Virtual Reality, in: Mediamatic, Vol. 6 #4, 1992,
pp. 77-78. Review
of Michael Benedikt (ed.), Cyberspace: First Steps, in: Mediamatic, Vol.
6 #4, 1992, pp. 80-82. Review
of Martin Stingelin/Wolfgang Scherer (ed.), Hard War/Soft War, in: Mediamatic,
Vol. 6 #3, 1992, pp. 282-283. Review
of Arthur Kroker, The Possesed Individual, in: Mediamatic, Vol. 6 #3,
1992, pp. 283-284. Review
of Florian Roetzer (Hrg.), Digitaler Schein, in: Mediamatic, Vol. 6 #3,
1992, pp. 294-295. Review
of Avital Ronell, The Telephone Book, in: Mediamatic, Vol. 6 #2, 1991,
pp. 197-199. Ý Deutsches
Denken: Interview with Dietmar Kamper, in: Mediamatic, Vol. 6 #1, 1991,
pp. 21-30. Deutsches
Denken: Interview with Norbert Bolz, in: Mediamatic, Vol. 6 #1, 1991,
pp. 31-41. Review
of Norbert Bolz, Theorie der neuen Medien, in: Mediamatic Vol. 5 #4,
1991, pp.254-255. Review
of Television/Revolution, Das Ultimatum des Bildes, Hubertus von Amelunxen and
Andrei Ujica (ed.), in: Mediamatic Vol.5 #4, 1991, 255-256. Review
of Philosophien der neuen Medien, Ars Electronica (Hrsg.), in: Mediamatic,
Vol. 4 #1, 1990, p. 73. Media
Archeology, An Introduction to the Work of Friedrich Kittler, in: Mediamatic,
Vol. 3 #4, 1989, pp. 185-189. Review
of Kunstforum 97 & 98, Florian Roetzer (Hrsg.), in: Mediamatic, Vol.
3 # 3, 1989, pp. 168-169. Articles etc. (German) Nach
dem Dotcom-Crash. Der Internethype und die Kunst der Geldvernichtung. In:
Lettre Internationale 57, II/2002, pp. 46-53. Network-Kritik
im Zeitalter des E-Goldrausches, in: Rudolf Maresch/Florian Roetzer, Cyberhypes,
Moeglichkeiten und Grenzen des Internet, Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp, 2001, pp.
123-137. Den
Interface-Value optimieren: Design in der New Economy (mit Franz Liebl), in: formdiskurs,
Zeitschrift f¸r Design und Theorie, Frankfurt a.M., #8/9, 2000/1, pp.34-40. Amsterdam
- New Econopolis - Kultur Wohin? Zukunftsforschung an den digitalen Grachten.
In: Du, Die Zeitschrift der Kultur, Z¸rich, November 2000, pp. 44-46. Multimedia
- ein Versprechen, Station Rose im Gespraech, in: private://public,
Gespraeche im Cyberspace,Ý Station Rose
(ed.),Ý Edition Selene, Wien, 2000, pp.
22-33. Anatomie
der Medienkultur der 90er Jahre, Von der virtuellen Realitaet zur neuen
Oekonomie, in: vision.ruhr, Katalog der Ausstellung Kunst Medien
Interaktion auf der Zeche Zollern II/IV Dortmund, Hatje Cantz Verlag,
Ostfildern-Ruit, 2000, pp. 34-40. Aus
den Schatzkammern der Netzkritik (zusammen mit Pit Schultz), in: Rudolf Maresch
und Niels Werber (Hrsg.), Kommunikation Medien Macht, Suhrkamp Verlag,
Frankfurt am Main, 1999, pp. 299-328. Krieg
im Zeitalter des Internets, Einige Gedanken und Berichte, Fruehjahr 1999, in: Ost/West
Internet ñ Media Revolution, Stephan Kovats (Hrsg.), Campus Verlag,
Frankfurt-New York, 1999, pp. 316-320. Kultur
in Albanien nach dem Krieg, Interview mit Edi Muka, in: telegraph,
ostdeutsch quartalschrift, 2/1999, Berlin, pp. 76-80. Der
gegenwaertige Medienpragmatismus, Bermerkungen zur ìCyber-Oekonomieî, in: netz.kunst,
Institut fuer moderne Kunst Nuernberg ñ Jahrbuch 98-99, konzipiert von Verena
Kuni, 1999, pp. 138-143. Die
Oekonomie des Idealismus, Medienarbeit jenseits der Hermeneutik, in: Ausdruck
4, Vision Zukunft #2, Kuenstlerhaus Mousonturm, Frankfurt am Main, 1999, pp.
25-29. Die
Digitale Stadt Amsterdam, Medium wie all anderen oder virtuelle Version des
Speakerís Corner?, in: Claus Leggewie und Christa Maar (Hrsg.), Internet
& Politik, Bollmann Verlag, Koeln, 1998, pp. 293-299. Zwischen
Freiheit und Politik ñ Die Digitale Stadt Amsterdam wird erwachsen, in: buerger@internet.hh, Foerderung von
Stadtkultur durch moderne Kommunikationstechnik, Patriotische Gesellschaft von
1765, Hamburg, 1998, pp. 13-18. ìDer
Letzte macht das Netz aus!î (mit Pit Schultz), ein Cut-up von Hans Dieter
Huber, in: Kritische Berichte, Zeitschrift fuer Kunst- und
Kulturwissenschaften, 1/1998, pp. 54-64. Push
Media ñ ein kritischer Zwischenruf, in: Der Sinn der Sinne, Kunst- und
Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Schriftenreihe Forum 8,
Steidl Verlag, Goettingen, 1998, pp. 289-291. ìWir
sammeln nicht laenger den Traeger, sondern die Informationî, Interview mit
Tjebbe von Tijen, in: Deep Storage, Arsenale der Erinnerung, Ingrid
Schaffner und Matthias Winzen (ed.), Prestel, Muenchen-New York, 1997, pp.
170-173. Wie
man seine Passiva in Aktiva umwandelt, Interview mit Luchezar Boyadjiev, Ostranenie
97 Katalog, Stiftung Bauhaus Dessau, 1997, pp. 294-300. Anmerkungen
zur Netzkritik (mit Pit Schultz), in: Mythos Internet, Stephan Muenker
und Alexander Roesler (Hrg.), Suhrkamp Verlag, Frankfurt am Main, 1997, pp.
338-367. Sinnflut
Internet (mit Pit Schultz), in: Telepolis, Die Zeitschrift der Netzkultur,
nr. 1, Bollmann Verlag, Mannheim, 1997, pp. 5-11, zuerst abgedruckt in ZKP 3,
kopierten reader, produziert waehrend der Metaforum 3 Konferenz, Budapest,
Oktober 1996. Der
Computer: Medium oder Rechner?, Eine Begegnung im Netz mit Hartmut Winkler, in:
Hartmut Winkler, Docuverse, Klaus Boer Verlag, Muenchen 1997, pp.
355-381. Auch abgedruckt im Katalog des Europaeischen Media Art Festivals,
Osnabrueck 1997, pp. 270-289. Virtuelle
Staedte und ihre Bewohner, in: Virtual Cities, Die Neuerfindung der Stadt im
Zeitalter der globalen Vernetzung, Christa Maar und Florian Roetzer
(Hrsg.), Birkhaeuser Verlag, Basel-Boston-Wien, 1997, 55-56. ìWhat
did we do before Internet? I donít rememberî, Vorwort, in: Interface 3,
Klaus Peter Dencker (Hrg.), Hans-Bredow-Institut, Hamburg, 1997, pp. 7-9. ìDer
kurze Sommer des Internetî, Geert Lovink im Gespraech mit Peter Saalbach, in:
Heinrich v. Pieper und Bolko v. Oetinger (Hrsg.), Wie kommt das Neue in die
Welt?, Hanser Verlag, 1997, pp. 313-317. Grundrisse
einer Netzkritik (mit Pit Schultz), in: Interface 3, Klaus Peter Dencker
(Hrg.), Hans-Bredow-Institut, Hamburg, 1997, pp. 234-245. Auch abgedruckt in: E-conomy,
Management und Oekonomie in digitalen Kontexte, Franz Liebl (Hrsg.),
Metropolis Verlag, Marburg 1999, pp. 11-24. Zuerst erschienen in ZK
Proceedings 95, Net Criticism, nettime (ed.), Amsterdam, 1996, pp. 31-37. (Der)
Anti-Barlow (mit Pit Schultz), in: Telepolis, Die Zeitschrift der
Netzkultur, nr. 0, Bollmann Verlag, Mannheim, 1996, pp. 89-95. Zuerst erschienen
in ZKP2 @Cyberconf. 5, Madrid, 1996, filtered by nettime, pp. 175-177. Media
Memory, in: Memesis ñ The Future of Evolution, Gerfried Stocker und
Christine Schoepf (Hrsg.), Katalog des Ars Electronica 1996 Festivals, Springer
Wien-New York, 1996, pp. 230-233. Das
Experiment der digitalen Oeffentlichkeit, in: Pl@net,
das Internet Magazin, pp.44-45. Die
Memesis Netzdiskussion, in: Memesis ñ The Future of Evolution, Gerfried
Stocker und Christine Schoepf (Hrsg.), Katalog des Ars Electronica 1996
Festivals, Springer Wien-New York, 1996, pp. 28-38. Zur
Stand der Typographie in den Zeiten der Netze (mit Pit Schultz), in Page,
1996. Datendandy
und virtuelle Oeffentlichkeit, in: Stadplaene, 1/95, Wien, pp.35-37. Die
Grazie der Medien Geste, ueber den Datendandyismus, in: Illusion und
Simulation, Stafan Iglhaut, Florian Roetzer, Elisabeth Schweeger (Hrg.),
Cantz Verlag, Ostfildern, 1995, pp. 175-183. Ueber
den Aufbau einer virtuellen Oeffentlichkeit, Die digitale Stadt Amsterdam, in: Mythos
Information, Welcome to the Wired World, Ars Electronica Katalog, Karl
Gerber und Peter Weibel (Hrsg.), Springer Verlag, Wien-New York, pp. 180-185. Der
Datendandy, in: Zeitschrift fuer Semiotik, Band 16, Heft 1-2, 1994, pp.
89-91. Die
Digitale Stadt in Amsterdam, in: medien+erziehung, 5/94, p. 275. Der
Datendandy ñ Allgemeine Prinzipien der kuenstlichen Eleganz, in: GDI Impuls,
Rueschlikon, 3/94, pp. 48-56. Hardware,
Wetware, Software, in: Computer als Medium, Norbert Bolz, Friedrich
Kittler, Christoph Tholen (Hrg.), Wilhelm Fink Verlag, Muenchen, 1994, pp.
223-230. Die
Zone, Das leere Zentrum Bukarests, in: Warten, Das Magazin, Nr. 2,
Berlin, 1991, pp. 110-113. Realit”tsentgleisungen
in Echtzeit-Medien (zusammen mit Morgan Russel), in: Von der Buerokratie zur
Telekratie, Rumaenien im Fernsehen, Peter Weibel (Hrsg.), Merve Verlag,
Berlin, 1990, pp. 82-85. Selected Lectures and
Presentations (since mid-1994) Europe: Helsinki,
Finland, ISEA Conference, August 1994, The Datadandy and Sovereign Media,
lecture. Text: http://www.uiah.fi/bookshop/isea_proc/high&low/j/04.html.
Vienna,
Austria, Technical University, September 24, 1994, Die digitale Stadt - Ðber
die Einrichtung –ffentlicher Netze, lecture (in German).
http://www.dbai.tuwien.ac.at/marchives/ece/0038.html. Moscow,
Russia, NewMediaLogia Conference, November 16, 1994, lecture (organized by SCCA
Moscow). http://www.da-da-net.ru/98/e_history.html#artlab. Linz,
Austria, Ars Electronica Festival, June 20-24, 1995, The Digital City
Amsterdam, lecture. Text:Ý http://www.thing.desk.nl/bilwet/Geert/Aufsaetze/dds.txt
(German). Paris,
France, Centre Pompidou,Ý June 12, 1995,
On Digital Cities, lecture and debate with Prof. Friedrich Kittler. Hamburg,
Germany, Interface 3 Conference, November 3, 1995, lecture, Grundrisse einer
Netzkritik. Report by Oliver Marchart: http://kunstradio.at/ATTACKEN/interface3.html. Talinn,
Estonia, November 24, 1995. Interstanding Conference, lecture, Organizing
Independent Media Spaces - Theory and Praxis from Amsterdam.
http://www.artun.ee/center/i1/i1.html Graz,
Austria, Film and Architecture Festival, November 26, 1995, Net Cities,
lecture. http://xarch.tu-graz.ac.at/filmarc/fest/fa2/pass.html.
Kassel,
Germany, Interfiction Conference, December 6-9, 1995, lecture and debate. http://www.uni-kassel.de/interfiction/.
Madrid,
Spain, June 1996, Fifth Cyberconf, lecture/presentation (together with Pit
Schultz), Net Criticism. http://www.telefonica.es/fat/elovink.html Linz,
Austria, Ars Electronica Festival, September 4-6, 1996, Memesis Conference,
moderation of the symposium and online forum. http://www.aec.at/meme/symp/ Helsinki,
Finland, September 14, 1996, Media and Ethics Conference, Radio and Television
Institute, Mass Psyche of the Net: Fear and Desire on the Data Highway
(lecture).
http://amsterdam.nettime.org/Lists-Archives/nettime-l-9609/msg00028.html Paris,
France, November 14, 1996, Arfices 4 Festival, The Digital City, presentation. http://www.labart.univ-paris8.fr/Art-04/Audio/index.html.
M¸nchen,
Germany, February 21-23, 1997, Internet & Politik Conference, De digitale
Stad Amsterdam, a citizen net with model character, lecture. www.akademie3000.de. London,
UK, Backspace, March 26, 1997, presentation on net politics. http://www.irational.org/cybercafe/backspace/ Liverpool,
UK, LEAF Conference, April 13, 1997, presentation. Belgrade,
Yugoslavia, Cinema Rex, May 4, 1997, presentation. Osnabr¸ck,
Germany, May 10, 1997, From Speculative Media Theory to Net Criticism, lecture
and discussion. http://www.emaf.de/1997/vortrag_e.html Vienna,
Austria, Public Netbase, May 1997, Nettime Press Conference, presentation. http://www.t0.or.at/scl/scl3/msg00006.html.
Berlin,
Germany, Transmedia, 10th Videofest, June 1, 1997, Internet in
Europa, Europ”ische Netzkultur und kulturelle Differenzen im Net, presentation
and debate. http://www.mediopolis.de/transmedia/deutsch/index.htm Kassel,
Germany, Documenta X, July 13, 1997, lecture, 100 Days Programs, A Portrait of
the Virtual Intellectual. Text:
http://www.nettime.org/nettime.w3archive/199707/msg00065.html. Kassel,
Germany, Konfigurationen Conference, September 4-7, 1997, Der Sommer der
Netzkritik (together with Pit Schultz), lecture (in German). Program: http://duplox.wz-berlin.de/netze/netzforum/archive/0217.html Berlin,
Germany, Hybrid Media Lounge #1, March 4, 1998, Book Presentation of
Elektronische Einsamkeit. Report: http://www.mikro.org/Events/19980304.html
(including an interview between GL and Tilman Baumg”rtel). M¸nchen,
Germany, Viehbank, March 12, 1998, Tactical Media Manifesto, lecture, moderated
by Mogniss H. Abdellah. http://www.contrast.org/borders/dt/timetable2.html.
Luzern,
Switzerland, VIPER Festival, May 19-24, 1998, Brave New Work Conference,
lecture. http://www.viper.ch/98/program/index.html.
Tirana,
Albania, National Art Gallery, Piramedia Conference, May 28-31, 1998, lecture.
Report: http://www.nettime.org/nettime.w3archive/199806/msg00040.html. Berlin,
Germany, Net.Radio Days, June 10, 1998, Mikrolounge #4, moderation of net radio
debate. http://www.mikro.org/Events/19980611.html M¸nchen,
Germany, Altes Rathaus, October 6, 1998, Ðbernimmt das Internet die Macht im
Staat?, presentation and debate. http://hn.munich-info.de/muc/1998/10/ru-1572.html.
Z¸rich,
Switzerland, Shedhalle, October 25, 1998, Border Economies Conference, The
Soros Networks and the NGO-question, lecture. http://www.moneynations.ch/shedhalle/shedintro.htm.
Stuttgart,
Germany, Filmwinter Festival, January 14, 1999, lecture. Amsterdam,
The Netherlands, De Balie, February 13, 1999, Idealisme Sample Show, De
Economie van het Idealisme, lecture. Text: http://amsterdam.nettime.org/Lists-Archives/nettime-nl-9904/msg00049.html
(in Dutch). Madrid,
Spain, ARCO Art Fair, February 16, 1999, lecture. London,
UK, Expo Destructo: post-media pressure, March 20, 1999, Fair, presentation. http://bak.spc.org/iod/destructo/ Riga,
April 22-25, 1999, workshop and lecture, organized by www.re-lab.net. Malm–,
Sweden, Art and Communication School, workshop, May 3-4, 1999. Malm–,
Sweden, May 3, 1999, Swift Lecture #12, New Media and the Dramatic Changes of
the Public Sphere, lecture. http://www.skiften.com/forelasningar/lovink.html.
Dessau,
Germany, Bauhaus, May 18, 1999, lecture. Witten,
Germany, University Witten/Herdecke, June 14-15, 1999, two-day workshop on New
Economy (organized by Prof. Franz Liebl). Hamburg,
Germany, University of Hamburg, Literature Department, June 28, 1999, Radio im
Netz, lecture. http://www.sign-lang.uni-hamburg.de/fb07/LitS/Archiv_KVV/KVV_LitS_SS99/KVV1.htm London,
UK, London School of Economics, July 2, 1999, Radio, Community and Democracy
Seminar, lecture (hosted by Rosalind Gill).
http://www.lse.ac.uk/Depts/Media/news/radio.html Frankfurt
am Main, August 16-18, 1999, three days theatre and Internet workshop
(organized by Prof. Christopher Tholen). Helsinki,
Finland, University of Art and Design, October 1999, four lectures for the
Cultural Usability seminar (facilitated by Minna Tarkka). Riga,
Art Academy, October 21, 1999, lecture (organized by Riga Electronic
Laboratory). Paris,
France, Ecole des Beaux Arts, January 26, 2000, lecture (organized by Jean
Francois Chevrier). Monaco,
Imagina Festival, February 1, 2000, presentation. London,
UK, ICA, Inhabiting Technologies Conference, March 12, 2000, lecture.
http://www.ica.org.uk/talk/inhabiting_technologies/ Hilversum,
The Netherlands, Hogeschool voor de Kunst, March 15, 2000, lecture at Faculty
for Media and Technology (organized by David Garcia). Maastricht,
The Netherlands, Jan van Eyck Academie, May 28, 2000, Enlightenment Conference,
lecture. http://www.janvaneyck.nl/enlightenment/.
Plovdiv,
Bulgaria, June 9-13, 2000, Communication Front, workshop and presentation. http://www.cfront.org. Berlin,
Germany, Transmediale Salon (Podewil), April 9, 2001, Utopie und Politik der
Medienkultur - Trends und Strategien jenseits des Lokalen (lecture). www.transmediale.de. Weimar,
Germany, Bauhaus University, April 10-11, 2001, Theory of Net Radio, lecture
and We Believe in Albert Schweitzer, net radio workshop co-organized with Ralf
Homann. http://radiostudio.org/2/program-schedule.php?prache=e M¸nchen,
Germany, Muffat Halle, April 12 2001, Metabolics/Stoffwechsel #4, Re: Morning
After, Culture and the New Economy, lecture. http://www.linksverkehr.net/metabolics/metabolics4.html.
Oslo,
Norway, key note speech, E-Democracy conference, University of Oslo, October
19, 2001. North America: Montreal,
Canada, September 20, 1995, ISEA Conference, Organized Innocence and War in the
New Europe, key note speech.
http://www.isea.qc.ca/symposium/archives/abstracts95/abs38.html Princeton
University, April 19, 1998, lecture (facilitated by Thomas Levin). Columbia
University, Architecture Department, April 21, 1998, lecture (facilitated by
Prof. Saskia Sassen). Binghamton,
Binghamton University, lecture at English Department, April 13, 1999
(facilitated by Thomas Keenan). San
Diego, UCSD, February 7, 2000, lecture and workshop (with the class of Lev
Manovich). Los
Angeles, California Institute of the Arts, February 4-11, 2000,Ý net.net.net workshop,
http://www.calarts.edu/~ntntnt/ (organized by Nathalie Boochtin). Los
Angeles, MOCA, Lecture plus debate about Lovink's work with Sara Diamond and
DeeDee Halleck, February 9, 2000. http://www.calarts.edu/news_events/pressreleases/geertlovink.html Pasadena,
Los Angeles, Art Center, February 12, 2000, Toyota Motor Corporation Endowed
Lecture, http://www.artcenter.edu/campus/news/wire/00-02-21.html
(facilitated by Peter Lunenfeld). New
York State, Bard College, February 15, 2000, lecture (organized by Thomas
Keenan). Binghamton,
Binghamton University, October 30, 2000, lecture at English Department
(organized by McKenzie Wark). Boston,
Emerson College, November 1, 2000, lecture at the Film and Cultural Studies
Department (organized by Katrien Jacobs). Browne
University, Providence, November 4, 2000, Archeology of Multimedia Conference,
Comparison: Social Movements (lecture). www.modcult.brown.edu/amn. San
Diego, UCSD's Division of Arts & Humanities, November 6, 2000, Culture and
the New Economy: European New Media Experiments and Beyond (lecture). Bard
College, New York, March 26, 2001, Strategies of Net Activism (lecture).
http://www.bard.edu/hrp/events2000/lovink.htm Davis,
CA, UCD, May 25, 2000, lecture at Center for Techno-cultural Studies. UC
Riverside, February 12, 2002, The Rise and Fall of Dotcommania, lecture at the
English Department.
Tokyo,
Japan, InterCommunicationCenter, December 19, 1996. From Speculative Media
Theory to Net Criticism (lecture). Text: http://www.nettime.org/nettime.w3archive/199701/msg00032.html Tokyo,
Japan, Digital Hollywood Multimedia School, November 26, 1999, lecture. Taipei,
Taiwan, lecture tour, November 28 - December 8, 1999 (7 lectures and
presentations). Report:
http://amsterdam.nettime.org/Lists-Archives/nettime-l-9912/msg00140.html.
Delhi,
India, Sarai New Media Centre, February 26, Public Domain Conference, lecture
and debate on the politics of the digital public domain. www.sarai.net. Report:
http://amsterdam.nettime.org/Lists-Archives/nettime-l-0103/msg00148.html.
Tokyo,
Japan, TN Probe, May 8, 2001, New Urban Condition Lecture Series, lecture. www.tntrobe.com. Report: http://www.realtokyo.co.jp/english/column/ozaki12.htm
The lecture was published in the book New Urban Conditions, Tokyo: NTT, 2002
(Japanese only), pp. 186-201.
Melbourne,
Exhibition Centre, November 1, 1997, (Crack the) Binary Code Conference, member
of the 'From the Sublime to the Cool' panel.
http://www.kitezh.com/bc/bccnotes.html. Melbourne,
ACCA (Australian Centre for Contemporary Arts), November 3, 1997, lecture.
http://www.anat.org.au/projects/codered/codeprog.html Sydney,
Performance Space, Code Red conference, November 23, 1997. Keynote: Strategies
for Media Activism, lecture. http://trace.ntu.ac.uk/frame/text/lovink.html. Perth,
Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts,Ý
November 27, 1997, The Advancement of Illegal Knowledge, presentation.
http://www.anat.org.au/projects/codered/codeprog.html. Adelaide,
Mercury Cinema, September 13, 1999, Tactical Media in the Electronic Realm,
lecture. Melbourne,
Swinburne University, September 15, 1999, lecture (facilitated by Darren
Toffs). Melbourne,
Deakin University, September 16, 1999, presentation (together with Franny
Armstrong). Melbourne,
September 18, 1999, Media Circus Conference, lecture.
http://www.antimedia.net/mediacircus/mc_old99/ Sydney,
University of Western Sydney, September 21, 1999, lecture. Darwin,
October 1, 1999, Resistant Media, NxT Northern Territory Multimedia Symposium,
lecture. http://www.anat.org.au/resistant-media/.
Newcastle,
Electrofringe Festival, October 3, 1999, Euro DIY Media, lecture.
http://www.octapod.org.au/electrofringe/1999/ Canberra,
School of Art, April 5, 2000, presentation (organized by Martyn Jolly). Brisbane,
May 10-14, 2000, ANAT's International Masterclass for New Media Artists and
Curators, workshop. http://www.anat.org.au/projects/alchemy/events.html. Brisbane,
University of Queensland, May 12, 2000, Directions for Cyberculture in the New
Economy, lecture (organized by M/C Review). http://pandora.nla.gov.au/nph-arch/2000/Q2000-May-23/http://english.uq.edu.au/mc/events.html. Brisbane,
Metro Arts Theatre, September 13, 2000, Cities of the Future: 2000. (lecture,
together with Molly Hankwitz and David Cox). Brisbane,
Key Centre for Media Policy, September 14, 2000, lecture. Brisbane,
Griffith University, Media and Communications Program, September 15, 2000
(presentation at David Cox's class). Brisbane,
Powerhouse, September 17, 2000, MAAP Festival, Webjam Presence & Place
Forum (netcast facilitator). Adelaide,
Cargo Club, October 5, 2000, Contradictions Forum, presentation. Melbourne, |