hi tom
I started "blogging as art" a few years back too!
in my two projects kellerberrin.com and thesham.info the writing of a blog was a way to document daily activities in a small country town, and in my own suburb, respectively.
there is often confusion as to "where the 'art' lives" -- is it the social interactions which are then written about, is it the writing itself, is it the live moment when you're reading it online?
the projects have been exhibited in galleries too...(including computer terminals with an internet connection- but i have never been convinced that this works very well...)
most recently this one -
although this one was an off-line presentation...but i thought you might be interested in it as a way of presenting a large body of blogged text in a gallery setting...
cheers
lucas
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I started "blogging as art" a few years back too!
in my two projects kellerberrin.com and thesham.info the writing of a blog was a way to document daily activities in a small country town, and in my own suburb, respectively.
there is often confusion as to "where the 'art' lives" -- is it the social interactions which are then written about, is it the writing itself, is it the live moment when you're reading it online?
the projects have been exhibited in galleries too...(including computer terminals with an internet connection- but i have never been convinced that this works very well...)
most recently this one -
although this one was an off-line presentation...but i thought you might be interested in it as a way of presenting a large body of blogged text in a gallery setting...
cheers
lucas
- Lucas 6-03-2007 9:36 am