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FEATURES: Mag.Net Reader 2 - Book Launch

Book launch of the second Mag.Net Reader at DEAF07.

FEATURES: Mag.Net Reader 2 - Book Launch

Alessandro Ludovico, Photo © Jan Sprij

11

Apr 2007

15:00 to 15:45

location: V2_ Eendrachtsstraat 10

Presentation of the second reader by Mag.Net, a network developed to support critical debate and resource sharing among independent print/web magazines in the field of electronic culture. This collection ponders the paradoxical, uneasy, and at times sweet relationships between pixel and ink. Edited by Alessandro Ludovico & Nat Muller; with contributions of a.o. Arie Altena and Nathalie Fallaha.

With short talks by Alessandro Ludovico and Arie Altena and a special paper and pixel performance by electro-acoustic musician Tarek Atoui.

http://www.magnet-ecp.org

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