Interview with Gijs van Oenen on Interpassivity in Theory and Event

By Geert Lovink, July 11, 2012 at 9:09 pm.

An interview I did with Rotterdam philosopher Gijs van Oenen has just been published in the journal Theory and Event (Volume 15, issue 2, 2012). It deals with van Oenen’s project on interpassivity and a book he published last year, in Dutch, on the topic. You can go here for the online version, available through Project Muse.

Most Recent Readings

Interview with Tamara Kneese about Death Glitch – How Techno-Solutionism Fails Us in this Life and Beyond

By Geert Lovink, May 16, 2024

Download as PDF “Eine Art des Verschwindens ausdenken, die den Tod bezwingt.” Elias Canetti Some topics will haunt you. Death and the internet is one of those for me. Out of the five PhDs I supervised at the European Graduate School, three of them dealt with death and digital media. As a ‘anarchivist’ I have [...]

Interview with Konrad Wojnowski about Probabilistic Aesthetics of the Avant-Garde

By Geert Lovink, May 7, 2024

Download as PDF The Polish theorist Konrad Wojnowski has written an excellent book about the artistic pre-history of ‘probabilistics’ and predictive arts. Based in Krakow where he teaches at the Institute of Literature and Theatre Studies of the Jagiellonian University, Konrad is also part of UKRAiNATV, where I got to know him. INC has recently [...]

Interview with Geert Lovink on the 2010s Web by Ingrid Luquet-Gad

By Geert Lovink, April 22, 2024

Download as PDF The starting point of this interview was a pragmatic need for context: for of my PhD, I wanted to unpack particular concepts of Geert Lovink and expand on others. As a researcher with a background in art criticism, my investigation centers on the artworld of the 2010s, its tired mainstream institutions and [...]

Free Hit Counter