Digital Art in the Artlike Culture and Networked Economy
Contemporary art based on new media is situated at the intersection of art-as-we-know-it, smart technologies, digital and algorithmic culture, networked economy, (post)politics, as well as bio and techno sciences. Contemporary art enters into intense relations with these fields, including
interactions, adoption of methodological devices and approaches, changes of the areas of activity, hybridization and amalgamation. This text explores those features of contemporary life and culture which are affected by digital art and the recombination, appropriation, remediation, reusing,
repurposing, and transfer of artistic procedures/tools from one context or field to another.
Keywords: aesteticization; algorithmic culture; artification; drone art; hybridization; networked economy; new media art; postpolitics
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: January 1, 2016
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