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12 Autonomies: #9 Liliana Quintero

October 09, 2009

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In the 9th vodcast of the 12 Autonomies series, Liliana Quintero presents her standpoint on techno-artistic praxes in Mexico, based on her experience as Head of the Research Workshop at the Multimedia Center:

“It is essential that digital art give up the fascination with technology (…) It is very dangerous when technology becomes the artist’s technique, because at the end of the day all that is created is a technological device, and no art. And that’s where art should have its own strategies.”

“Sometimes, electronic art –through shock aesthetics tactics or downright discourses– can say much more than theory (…) I think some texts are fundamental in a theoretical level, but sometimes I wonder if they are really read (…) In art, you always know who is on the other side, because art is immediate; if the artist proceeds critically and directly, there is an interesting relationship with theory.”

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Vod-andrea

October 15, 2009

The last vodcast of the series “12 Autonomies” presents the stance of Andrea Di Castro, visual artist and founder of the Multimedia Center. +

Vod-jardon

October 14, 2009

“In any given device I find what we used to call the polemics on media convergence; today, the cell phone carries out the great convergence of Internet 2.0, and that is our raw material…” Humberto Jardón, visual artist. +

Vod-cortes

October 12, 2009

“For the 20th century artist, the paradigm is to keep learning, always inquiring, always moving. It is no longer about finding a style, or rules, on the contrary, once you have found a place of comfort, you must immediately abandon it and move, and look for something that brings instability, something that puts you at risk”. Ricardo Cortés, composer and professor. +