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Mutual Actions
Spring / Summer 2008
This issue proposes a reflection on two distinct yet overlapping phenomena: interactivity – which refers primarily to the relation between the individual and the machine, particularly in technological artworks requiring the spectator’s participation – and interaction, which instead calls to mind a relationship between individuals, specifically between the artist and members of the public, and is made evident in multimedia and video works, web art, and participative works.
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Which Interactions in Contemporary Art?
To see oneself in that Mirror
L’interactivité et la fluctuation sémiotique
Reflexive Figures: The Encounter in Interactive Arts
De/generative Narratives: Net Art and Textual Adaptation
Collective Actions: The Interactive Installation Work of Marc Fournel
Le temps donné par Giorgia Volpe
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