Mesh
Mesh Issue #11
Contents:
Psychotic Reactions: Why we are not Sirius, by Helen Stuckey
Transcendence in Cyberspace: Of virtual and other realities, by Deborah Drurie
Troy Innocent: Memespace, by Darren Tofts
Tim Gruchy: Synthing, by Shiralee Saul
Lindsay Colborne: Serendipity and the road to happiness, by Emily Clarke
Consciousness Reframed: Art and consciousness in the post-biological era, by Taylor Nuttall
The Digital Mirror Stage: Or the pixelated gaze, by Kurt Brereton
Altered States: Metamorphosis and cyberbole, by Shiralee Saul
Jon McCormack: Turbulence an interactive museum of unnatural history
Tina Gonsalvas: Process of becoming, by Jane Leonard
Rebecca Young: Are you happy yet?, by Christine Adams
When Meme Meets Gene: Mindflux, mutagen and the virtual replicators, by Belinda Barnet
Techno-utopianism in Video Art and the Digital New Media: from the ‘Psychedelic' Sixties to the ‘Cyberdelic' Nineties, by John Conomos
The Art of Dance, by Benjamin Brady
Norie Neumark's Shock in the Ear, by Mike Leggett
Psy Harmonic's Psy Visions, by Jackie Cooper
Drome, by Helen Stuckey
Dorian Dowse: OmTipi
Off The Rails: Introduction to a speculative history of mental imagery in cinema, by Adrian Martin
Browsing MOO_Media, by Ann Morrison
Towards a Mass Psychology of the Net, by Geert Lovink
From the Inside Out: Isabelle Delmotte's Epileptograph: the Internal Journey, by Kathy Cleland
Naomi Herzog: Playing in Mined Feelds, by Amanda King
pH7.2 Watchtower, by Peter Hennessey
Christopher Langton: PVC satire, by Chris Gregory
The Art of Speed, by D. J. Huppatz
Foreword: Writing in, writing on (a work in progress), by Adrian Miles
Bad Mojo, by Ian Haig
Escape Velocity: Company in Space, by Sophie Hansen
Mark Dundon: U-boats, aeroplanes and cruel seas, by Helen Stuckey
Trick or Treat: An installation by Martine Corompt, Ian Haig and Phillip Samartzis, by Dominic Redfern
William Yang and The North, by Tracey Benson
Cyber Cultures, by Ann Morrison
Trophies of Sickness: An installation by Emily Clarke, by Suzy Morton
Big Banana Time Inc.: Tracey Benson's Uncanny Australia, by Kimberly Miller
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