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Selected Comments on Destruction Art: Essay on Destruction Art, written by Kristine Stiles for "Book for the Unstable Media," 1992.
Shifts: Short essay by Achim Wollscheid, published in "Book for the Unstable Media," 1992.
Stefaan Decostere on WARUM 2.0: Stefaan Decostere, author of the installation arena WARUM 2.0, explains his work.
Systems Maintenance: Description of Perry Hoberman's installation Systems Maintenance, published in The Art of the Accident, 1998.
TechnoMorphica - Introduction: Introduction to the publication "TechnoMorphica" that was edited and published by V2_ in 1997.
The Age of Instability: Short essay by Arjen Mulder - To understand today’s world, one must understand what instability is, and what its consequences are, socially, politically and ...
The Law of Proximity: Essay by philosopher Paul Virilio, published in "Book for the Unstable Media," 1992.
The Live Room - Transducing Resonant Architecture: Description of Mark Bain's The Live Room, published in The Art of the Accident, 1998.
The Living: Description of Debra Solomon's artwork "The Living," published in "The Art of the Accident," 1998.
The Unreliable DEAF98 Website: Description of the experimental Unreliable DEAF98 website, published in "The Art of the Accident," 1998.
Warum 2.0 Far from Impact - Intention: Stefaan Decostere explains the background and intentions of his installation arena "Warum 2.0."
World, Membrane and the Dismembered Body: Description of Seiko Mikami's "World, Membrane and the Dismembered Body," published in "The Art of the Accident," 1998.
zgodlocator: Catalogue text about Herwig Weiser's "zgodlocator," published in "The Art of the Accident," 1998.
Sebastian Olma on his book Art and Autonomy: Sebastian Olma talks about his book 'Art and Autonomy, Past, Present, Future' (2018).
Extent of Exposure: Extent of Exposure -- Risk in Space and Space Analogues is a text by Regina Peldszus and Alex Salam. It is part of the Blowup Reader 7 (2013).
Paper Moon (from Blowup Reader 7): Description of Paper Moon, an artwork by Ilona Gaynor in collaboration with Craig Sinnamon. Published in Blowup Reader 7 (2013)
Blowup: Show Me The Money: What pricetag do you put on priceless experiences and objects? Join us in discussion getting to the root of notions of "value" and "culture" with cultural ...
La realidad augmentada crece en aplicaciones: Newspaper article on the AR exhibition during ISMAR in Basel, published in El Pais, November 13, 2011.
Protei Team Enters Rotterdam Workspace: Often life in the city becomes quieter in the summer. But this year the arrival of the Protei working team promises exactly the opposite for V2_. It is going ...
Dead Drops Master Class with Aram Bartholl: V2_ and Showroom MAMA are teaming up for a Dead Drops master class led by Aram Bartholl. Join us on June 29th!
Spotlight: It's The Crisis, Stupid!: A panel focusing on a crisis that deeply affects the production of art, during DEAF2012.
De evolutie van DEAF: Article in Dutch by Yvette van Nierop, December 2002.
Projects Summer Sessions 2011: As the outside temperature rises, so does it rise inside the V2_Lab – the 2011 Summer Sessions have begun!
The Sympathy of Things: "The Sympathy of Things: Ruskin and the Ecology of Design," is a publication by Lars Spuybroek.
Wild Things (Blowup Reader 1): 'Wild Things' is the first in a series of Blowup readers. It collects several essays on the subject of media art for animals. (Free Download)
New Materials New Methods (Blowup Reader 8): 'New Materials New Methods ', is the eighth in the series of Blowup Readers. It explores the relation between innovation, art and science, and the hopes ...
Digital Alchemy: Digital Alchemy is a text by Giles Lane.
Show Me the Money (Blowup Reader 5): 'Show Me the Money', part of the series of Blowup readers, collects several texts which explore the relation between money, value and culture. (Free Download)
The Next Hundred Years: An article about film utopias by Miklos Peternak, part of the V2_East meeting on archives and documentation (1996)
Mediaworks Resource: Short article about archival database models by Nina Czegledy (1996).

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