ISBN: 9780993248788 - bibliotech: rereading the post-digital library (23 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. BiblioTech explores the changing role of the library, reading, writing, and publishing in a post-digital age. It documents exhibitions and events held atExhibition Research Lab, Liverpool and NeMe, Limassol and brings together a diverse array of new work by contemporary artists and writers.The publication asks: What is the library-as-institution in the context of advanced AI language tools, new forms of text and image processing, and theincreasing spread of publishing technologies into our lives? How might the library evolve within the next phases of digitisation entangled with issues ofclimate change, mental health, social justice, and automation? Collectively, this is a book about books, libraries, readers, writers, and the mediums ofcommunication that will define our future.A wonderful collection: it might be about the transformation of libraries, but it is even more so about the post-digital cultures at large. It offers analyticalaccounts of transformation of the cultural politics of knowledge but also creative insights with an ethical and aesthetic twist: how to cultivate such read-write communities that reinvent our ways of thinking and doing with technology. Professor Jussi Parikka, Aarhus University, author of A Geology ofMediaA visual / verbal feast with images from exhibitions, essays by noted scholars and explorations of the different versions of hybridity on display as digitaltechnologies intersect with traditional print books in the enclosed and extended architectures of modern libraries. Highly recommended for anyoneinterested in modern libraries and their transformations in the digital age. Professor N. Katherine Hayles, Duke University, author of Bacteria to AI:Human Futures with our Nonhuman SymbiontsA teeming, lavishly illustrated document of the ways in which contemporary artists, collectors and thinkers have responded to the space and idea of thelibrary. It is frequently surprising, and always thought provoking. Professor Adam Smyth, Balliol College, Oxford, author of The Book Makers: A Historyof the Book in 18 Remarkable Lives Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - BiblioTech explores the changing role of the library, reading, writing, and publishing in a post-digital age. The title suggests the latin term for library, ''bibliotheca'', and also alludes to how the library and book culture has become increasingly technologised. Across two exhibitions and symposia events in Spring 2022 Torque Editions explored these issues with a range of international artists, thinkers, and library professionals. Through the works in this book, we show how libraries have become hybridised with other environments: from museums and schools, to bedrooms, computer networks, labs and forests, opening up new conceptual space for the future of books; of how and where they are written and read. The book includes a combination of essays, artist pages, and hybrid image-text works relating the library to ways of knowledge formation; the situation for publishing, reading and writing in the context of new technologies; and the library as a hybrid public space for learning, community and counter-cultural action. An extended introduction by the editors includes a survey of contemporary art''s propositions for library futures, and ways that new technology is changing how books are made and circulate today. Contributors: Joana Chicau, Johanna Drucker, Gary Hall, Mel Jordan, Esther Leslie, Edgar Schmitz, Emily Segal, Anna Barham, Jonathan Basile, Jo Devlin, David Gauthier, Rosa Menkman, Katie Patterson, Post-Digital Publishing Archive (Silvio Lorusso), Tom Schofield, Erica Scourti, Jenna Sutela, Sumuyya Khader.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. BiblioTech explores the changing role of the library, reading, writing, and publishing in a post-digital age. It documents exhibitions and events held atExhibition Research Lab, Liverpool and NeMe, Limassol and brings together a diverse array of new work by contemporary artists and writers.The publication asks: What is the library-as-institution in the context of advanced AI language tools, new forms of text and image processing, and theincreasing spread of publishing technologies into our lives? How might the library evolve within the next phases of digitisation entangled with issues ofclimate change, mental health, social justice, and automation? Collectively, this is a book about books, libraries, readers, writers, and the mediums ofcommunication that will define our future.A wonderful collection: it might be about the transformation of libraries, but it is even more so about the post-digital cultures at large. It offers analyticalaccounts of transformation of the cultural politics of knowledge but also creative insights with an ethical and aesthetic twist: how to cultivate such read-write communities that reinvent our ways of thinking and doing with technology. Professor Jussi Parikka, Aarhus University, author of A Geology ofMediaA visual / verbal feast with images from exhibitions, essays by noted scholars and explorations of the different versions of hybridity on display as digitaltechnologies intersect with traditional print books in the enclosed and extended architectures of modern libraries. Highly recommended for anyoneinterested in modern libraries and their transformations in the digital age. Professor N. Katherine Hayles, Duke University, author of Bacteria to AI:Human Futures with our Nonhuman SymbiontsA teeming, lavishly illustrated document of the ways in which contemporary artists, collectors and thinkers have responded to the space and idea of thelibrary. It is frequently surprising, and always thought provoking. Professor Adam Smyth, Balliol College, Oxford, author of The Book Makers: A Historyof the Book in 18 Remarkable Lives Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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