🎨✨Technoetic Arts, founded by Roy Ascott in 2003 has achieved a Q1 ranking on Clarivate's Journal Citation Reports 2024 - our first Q1 ranking in the Web of Science since 2017! We are also maintaining our Q1 status on Scopus with a CiteScore of 0.9 (83rd percentile).

Thanks to our amazing authors, thoughtful readers and reviewers, and every researcher building on our published work.

Thank you for contributing to our art-practice research vision! 🌟

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We are happy to report that Technoetic Arts 22.2 is on the way!

The issue 'Into/Across the Sea' explores critical art practices and methodologies at the intersections of performance art, new media and site-specific/installation art, that integrate ocean, waves, currents, tides, coasts, depths, sea objects/vessels or environmental conditions as vital agents of the artwork.

See a preview with all abstracts on TA's pubpub page.
https://ta.pubpub.org/pub/22-2-sea

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A talk I gave last autumn at Roy Ascott's Studio in Shanghai is now online. Thanks to Clarissa Ribeiro for organising it and Michelle Lewis-King for the insightful discussion. (Michelle's talk is not included in this recording)

https://youtu.be/SbUIDYCIB5w
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Issue 21.1 of Technoetic Arts is now available online! Subscribers can access the entire issue. Library access will become available within a week.

Issue contents and abstracts: https://ta.pubpub.org/pub/21-1-general

The editorial "Turning queries into questions. For a plurality of perspectives in the age of AI and other frameworks with limited (mind)sets" is publicly available without a subscription.

Issue 21.1 cover by © Candaş Şişman, Flux (2010)

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Issue 21.1 of Technoetic Arts is now available online! Subscribers can access the entire issue. Library access will become available within a week.

Issue contents and abstracts: https://ta.pubpub.org/pub/21-1-general

My editorial "Turning queries into questions. For a plurality of perspectives in the age of AI and other frameworks with limited (mind)sets" is publicly available without a subscription.

Issue 21.1 cover by © Candaş Şişman, Flux (2010)

#technoeticarts #art #design #ai

Technoetic Arts Issue 20.3 is on the way. Guest edited by CRAC | Crosscultural Research on Architecture Collective, the issue will be released in April.

With articles authored by TORDIS BERSTRAND, JIAWEN HAN, TERESA HOSKYNS, SITI BALKISH ROSLAN AND CLAUDIA WESTERMANN, LEE BARRON, IRFAN MOHAMMAD MALIK, ZANE GILLESPIE, MARC VEYRAT and an editorial by AMIR DJALALI and CLAUDIA WESTERMANN

Preview: https://ta.pubpub.org/pub/20-3-projected-interiorities

#technoeticarts #interiority #space #pandemic #architecture #art #philosophy

Technoetic Arts Issue 20.3 is on the way. Guest edited by CRAC | Crosscultural Research on Architecture Collective, the issue will be released in April.

Articles authored by TORDIS BERSTRAND, JIAWEN HAN, TERESA HOSKYNS, SITI BALKISH ROSLAN AND CLAUDIA WESTERMANN, LEE BARRON, IRFAN MOHAMMAD MALIK, ZANE GILLESPIE, MARC VEYRAT and an editorial by AMIR DJALALI and CLAUDIA WESTERMANN

Preview: https://ta.pubpub.org/pub/20-3-projected-interiorities

#technoeticarts #interiority #space #pandemic #architecture #art #philosophy