9788270995875 - the archive in motion von vigdis moe skarstein; eivind rã¸ssaak; knut ove eliassen; wolfgang ernst; susanne ã stby sã¦ther; terje rasmussen; kjetil jakobsen; alexander galloway; trond lundemo (1 Ergebnisse)
The archive in motion : new conceptions of the archive in contemporary thought and new media practices
Vigdis Moe Skarstein; Eivind Røssaak; Knut Ove Eliassen; Wolfgang Ernst; Susanne à stby Sæther; Terje Rasmussen; Kjetil Jakobsen; Alexander Galloway; Trond Lundemo
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Soft cover. Zustand: New. 202 pages: numerous illustrations. The Archive in Motion explores the current proliferation of the concept of the archive. The concept has expanded into areas beyond the classical archive, to art, philosophy, and new textual and media practices. Simultaneously, these new practices both resist and transf…orm the archival impulse, perhaps creating what one could call a new anarchival condition. Archival concepts and practices have been transformed under the impact of the radical changes in writing and recording technologies that have taken place over the last 150 years, and particularly with the introduction of digital technologies. Film, video, television, sound recording, computers, the Internet and new mobile media seem to have instigated a general storage mania and a proliferation of both public and private archival practices. These technologies not only challenge traditional notions of the permanence and stability of the archival document, but they also introduce a wide range of new questions concerning exactly what it means to store information for future use. This collection of essays by the acclaimed international scholars and curators, Alexander Galloway (New York University), Wolfgang Ernst (Humboldt University), Knut Ove Eliassen (Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Susanne Østby Sæther (Fotogalleriet, Oslo), Trond Lundemo (University of Stockholm), Terje Rasmussen and Kjetil Jakobsen (both University of Oslo), is essential reading for anyone interested in the future of archives and the diversity of archival practices and reflections today. The preface is written by the National Librarian of Norway Vigdis Moe Skarstein and the introduction by the editor Eivind Røssaak (The National Library of Norway).
