Edition Digital Culture 2: Hacking
Since computer technology became popularised, thanks to personal computers and the Internet, the strategy of hacking has held a particular fascination for media art. What exactly does it mean, and what messages do artists convey through these projects? This second volume in the Edition Digital Culture series examines these questions. Thanks to Christoph Merian (Basel).
240 pages, 11 x 18 cm, paperback, Christoph Merian (Basel).
Since computer technology became popularised, thanks to personal computers and the Internet, the strategy of hacking has held a particular fascination for media art. What exactly does it mean, and what messages do artists convey through these projects? This second volume in the Edition Digital Culture series examines these questions. Thanks to Christoph Merian (Basel).
240 pages, 11 x 18 cm, paperback, Christoph Merian (Basel).
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Since computer technology became popularised, thanks to personal computers and the Internet, the strategy of hacking has held a particular fascination for media art. What exactly does it mean, and what messages do artists convey through these projects? This second volume in the Edition Digital Culture series examines these questions. Thanks to Christoph Merian (Basel).
240 pages, 11 x 18 cm, paperback, Christoph Merian (Basel).
