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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A techno-fiction novel on the uneasy desire for anti-rationalist ideas on the internet.Taking off along the grotesque evolutionary curve of the internet, this novel by Mochu brings together Japanese otaku subcultures, Hindu mythology, darknet highways, ultraviolent cyberpunk forums, and renegade university departments to forge a transnational narrative that trips through the incompatible fantasies of rationality and civilization, with wormholes through ancient tales, recent cinema, plain-wrong art histories, and pirated philosophical reflections. The novel opens with a case of abduction in India. The operations of a far-right publishing house are interrupted by extraterrestrial influences with political intent. The attack on a science-fiction writer at a beach in Goa seems connected to a bot-propelled puzzle revolving around the defacement of Medieval temple relics elsewhere. A detective specialized in interstellar sociology finds clues that point to a transgalactic anarchist group with ties to online Posadist forums, while Eurasian political theory circulates as noise-objects in Goas beachside clubs. Meanwhile, occultist explorers in the sci-fi writers story find that the legendary homeland for Hinduism in the Arctic has become infested by Gradients of Hegelian Unhappiness by way of an invasive subzero entity buried in deep snow. The detectives investigations eventually turn metaphysical, settling on impossible solutions spanning the far reaches of outer space.Reactionary behavior on the internet, having spawned numerous retroactive origin stories for itself, takes on a tentacular presence across diverse political spectrums, time periods, and cultural contexts, giving the impression of a vast and tangled entity with distributed intelligence. Fatally fused by a common hatred for the legacies of the Enlightenment, popular manifestations go by terms like alt-right and neo-reaction, powered by nerdy forums and blog posts across the web. Stationing conspiracy theory itself as the central form of thinking, acting, and concept-making in the twenty-first century, Bezoar Delinqxenz is a mixtape simulation of these entanglements at the borderlands of fiction, insanity, and political emancipation. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. On artist Zach Blas's wide-ranging practice that scrutinizes the relationship between digital technologies and the cultures and politics that animate them.On artist Zach Blas's wide-ranging practice that scrutinizes the relationship between digital technologies and the cultures and politics that animate them.Zach Blas: Unknown Ideals offers an inquiry into Zach Blas's singular practice, exemplary among his generation of digital artists, through a series of newly commissioned essays by Alexander R. Galloway, Pamela M. Lee, Mahan Moalemi, Kris Paulsen, and Marc Siegel; an interview with Ov l Durmusoglu; and writings by the artist himself. These insightful contributions expand on the technological, queer, filmic, and cultural inquiries that comprise the rich world of Blas's practice.Across his works, Blas closely engages the materiality of digital technologies while also drawing out the philosophies and imaginaries lurking in artificial intelligence, the internet, predictive policing, airport security, biometric recognition, and biological warfare. Blas embraces the media of computation, video, sculpture, and music in his installations that sharply confront biometric surveillance, the cult of optimization, and the reification of data bodies.Blas uses research-based practices to scrutinize the relationship between digital technologies and the cultures and politics that animate them. Critical of today's corporate internet giants and their ideological fascination with Ayn Rand, Blas extensively considers the beliefs, desires, fantasies, histories, and symbols latent in technical systems, but he also dwells on the horizons and edges, or what he calls the "outside," of dominant power structures. Reclaiming Ayn Rand's phrase the "unknown ideal," Blas points to both liberatory potentialities and political challenges of the present: he imagines a proliferation of "unknown ideals" in order to dispute Rand's vision of the future. Refusing technological determinism, Blas's work makes space for escape through its celebration of queer ideality. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. First edition. Good paperback with French flaps with rubbing to the edges and extremities; interior generally clean and bright. SHIPS THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY, WRAPPED IN PADDING AND CARDBOARD. The catalogue for three exhibitions: Real Time Wind, an installation exploring space and wind by Frans Jacobi and Endre Koronczi, held at the Studio Gallery, Budapest, October 19 - November 20, 1999; In My Garden, a video depicting various everyday activities through a surreal lens, by Peter Land and Hajnal Nemeth, at the Studio Gallery, Budapest, January 11 - February 12, 2000; and Uncontrolled, an installation by Lars Buchardt, Jesper Fabricius, Attila Csorgo, and Antal Lakner, at the North Exhibition Space, Copenhagen, January 7 - February 5, 2000. Essays by Edit Molnar, Peter Land, and Rune Gade. 56 pages; ca. 70 color and b&w illustrations; 6.5 x 9.5 inches. Text in English with Danish and Hungarian summaries at the back.…

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This lively catalog featuring work from three separate exhibitions, each of which initiates a particular relationship to the observer. Real Time Wind is an installation exploring space and wind, while In My Garden consists of videostills depicting various trivial everyday activities, through a strange and often completely surreal approach. Uncontrolled, an intriguing installation exploring light among other themes, plays on the idea that ôuncontrolledö implies the opposite of controlled, but does not mean out of control., English w/ Danish & Hungarian summaries, Year2001, Illust. B/W29, Illust. Color40, ISBN 8789783727, Code 4563. Softbound, In Pristine Condition, Location of Exhibition: Studio Gallery, Budapest, Hungary, 2000; North Exhibition Space, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2000., Pages 56, Size 9 1/2öx 6 1/2ö.…

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