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curt cloninger
Since the beginning
Works in Canton, North Carolina United States of America

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BIO
Curt Cloninger is an artist, writer, and designer living in western North Carolina. His art undermines language as a system of meaning in order to reveal it as an embodied force in the world. Cloninger is an Assistant Professor of Multimedia Arts & Sciences at the University of North Carolina at Asheville. His work has been featured in I.D. Magazine, The New York Times, ABC World News, and at festivals and galleries from Korea to Brazil. Exhibition venues include Digital Art Museum [DAM] Berlin, L'Instituto de México à Paris, and The Art Gallery of Knoxville. Cloninger also maintains http://lab404.com , http://playdamage.org , and http://deepyoung.org in order to facilitate a more lively remote dialogue with the Sundry Essences of Wonder.
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EVENT

sliveRider


Dates:
Tue May 15, 2012 10:55 - Tue Dec 31, 2019

Location:
United States of America

A video collaboration between A. Bill Miller and Curt Cloninger. Audio by Low. Bill and Curt swapped files back and forth until the person receiving the file felt it was finished. Links to the video files in progress are included.



DISCUSSION

What is happening to rhizome?


the spam filter queue went a long way toward killing many-to-many conversation. posting used to be instantaneous. now it is a bit faster than a lantern signal chain; a bit slower than a message in a bottle. so The Medium Forerly Known As Rhizome Raw (d)evolved into a few-to-many (group blog) broadcast model (at least in practice). Rhizome editorial staff posts find their way back to the discussion forum and are occasionally footnoted with facebook-esque thumbs-up banality ("rad post, bro").

http://youtu.be/rq2s4WFThSM

my children went to web 2.0 and all i got was this stupid vacuum,
curt

[tosses bottle into sea]


DISCUSSION

A Dull Roar


http://deepyoung.org/radio/

To fail does not mean to represent successfully existential failures or existential meaninglessness; it means to fail to represent (either meaninglessness or meaning).