media art undone conf @ TM 07.
Arns: drop ‘media’ from media art because we live media (via Kittler). media art is more contemporary than contemporary art.
Lialina: move media art to blogs.
Druckrey: force ourselves to start to think as art historians but by not becoming art historians but by re-writing the way art history has been written on our terms. Though I used this example of art in 1900 or october school, I don’t count them as an opposition. I just count them as those who have decided to speak for an entire 20st century, half of which belongs not to them but to us.
media art vs contemporary art
Beller (2003) – Cinematic mode of production
pavel skopal:
zdar, tu knihu ani autora neznám a popravdì dobrovolnì bych ji neèetl:)
ale zdá se, ¾e to mù¾e být v oblasti media studies/visual studies docela
dùle¾itý text,
na obalu knihy ji chválí Cubitt a Mirzoeff, to jsou ¹pièky, a dal¹í
známá figura, Steven Shaviro,
ji velebí tady: http://www.shaviro.com/Blog/?p=561
nemyslím, ¾e ji bude u nás nìkdo podrobnìji znát, ¹anci by jsi mìl mo¾ná
u lidí z pra¾ské katedry filmových studií –
Petra Hanáková, Kateøina Svatoòová, Sylva Poláková, nebo mimo obor filmu
tøeba Ladislav Kessner.
Beller recasts marx’s theory of alienation, and of value into a simple film setting
cinema, tv, video, computer, internet = deterritorialised factory
imaginal functions are part of perception
‘cinema’ as social relation = sociality
image is mise-en-scene of work
social theory needs become film theory
looking = (value-productive) labour
we labour in the image
‘attention theory of value’ ~ ‘labour’ = source of all value production
human attention = production of value for late capital
attentional biopower is transferred into capital
sociality = visuality
task of film theory = write political economy of culture as a mode of production
labour theory of value must be reformulated as attention theory of value
+ page-based notes @ mendeley @ umax’ windows