May 27, 2015
Michelle Proksell talks to Wang NewOne about DOS, the Chinese Internet, 3D Ebola and her new collection on NewHive.
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Michelle Proksell talks to Wang NewOne about DOS, the Chinese Internet, 3D Ebola and her new collection on NewHive.
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Aspartime on Netize.net 网友网 -
GREAT ARTICLE !!!!!!
"Bilibili is very blunt— the comments flying around make it almost ugly to the visual taste of the post 80's generation— but that is exactly why it is so lovely."
NETIZENET artist Ying Miao on Rhizome talking about bilibili.com
So in love, will never feel tired again, an online exhibition by Chinese net artist Ying Miao, serves as a counterpoint to the West's view of the Chinese internet as bland and heavily censored.
苗颖网络个展 --- 好爱，感觉不会再累了 YING MIAO ONLINE SOLO SHOW-- MEANWHILE IN CHINA, SO IN LOVE, WILL NEVER FEEL TIERED AGAIN...
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NETIZENET artist interview with Aspartime about the Chinese Internet
Another interview I conducted with Chinese duo, Aspartime, for my NETIZENET 网友网 archive and research project. See interview first on NewHive.
See the archive/research of the beginnings of this project at www.netize.net
Ramping up to the release of NETIZENET's next artist collection by Chinese duo Aspartime, curator Michelle Proksell interviews two of the artists about producing artworks on the Chinese Net.