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Born 1962 in [[Graz]]. [[London]] based writer, artist and curator. Currently holding a NinePin research residency by Scan Network in the South West of England, investigating real and virtual ports and their role as cultural socio-economic hubs of transmission, gatekeeping and control.  
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Born 1962 in [[Graz]]. [[London]] based writer, artist and curator. Associate senior lecturer at [[MA Ravensbourne|Ravensbourne College's postgraduate MA course on Interactive Digital Media]].  
  
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1980-84 germanistik and philosophy at Graz University. 1982-85 theatre direction at Hochschule für Musik und darstellende Kunst. In 1985 moved to [[Vienna]]. 1986 founded Subcom art group and 1989-92 participated at art festivals (Ars Electronica, warehouse-parties, VJing). Journalist for ORF, Radio Ö1.
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1980-84 germanistik and philosophy at Graz University. 1982-85 theatre direction at Hochschule für Musik und darstellende Kunst. In 1985 moved to [[Vienna]]. 1986 founded Subcom art group and 1989-92 participated at art festivals (Ars Electronica), warehouse-parties, VJing. Was a journalist for ORF, Radio Ö1.
  
 
1992-94 co-founded STUBNITZ Kunst-Raum-Schiff, Rostock. Curated and organised exhibitions and symposia in Rostock, Hamburg, Malmö and St.Petersburg. 1995 with Stefan Iglhaut and Florian Rotzer co-curated Telepolis, exhibiton and symposium about interactive city.
 
1992-94 co-founded STUBNITZ Kunst-Raum-Schiff, Rostock. Curated and organised exhibitions and symposia in Rostock, Hamburg, Malmö and St.Petersburg. 1995 with Stefan Iglhaut and Florian Rotzer co-curated Telepolis, exhibiton and symposium about interactive city.
  
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From 1996 to 2002 he was co-editor of [[telepolis]], the award winning 'magazine of net-culture'. Since 1997 based in London. He is co-initiator of the monthly [[Cybersalon]] events, co-organiser of conference [[Art Servers Unlimited]] (London, 1998). Member of [[University of Openess]], a self-learning institution, and associate senior lecturer at [[MA Ravensbourne|Ravensbourne College's postgraduate MA course on Interactive Digital Media]].  
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From 1996 to 2002 he was co-editor of [[telepolis]], the award winning 'magazine of net-culture'. Since 1997 based in London. Co-initiated the monthly [[Cybersalon]] events. Co-organised [[Art Servers Unlimited]] conference (London, 1998). Member of [[University of Openess]], a self-learning institution. Held a NinePin research residency by Scan Network in the South West of England, investigating real and virtual ports and their role as cultural socio-economic hubs of transmission, gatekeeping and control.  
  
 
In 2003 he edited "DIVE - collaborative tools for online communities" a printed catalogue and cd rom with texts, art projects and software. DIVE is a project by "Kingdom of Piracy" <KOP>; DIVE was co-produced by FACT, Liverpool, commissioned by Virtual Media Center and launched at Ars Electronica 2003. <KOP> is jointly curated by Armin Medosch, [[Yukiko Shikata]] and [[Shu Lea Cheang]].  
 
In 2003 he edited "DIVE - collaborative tools for online communities" a printed catalogue and cd rom with texts, art projects and software. DIVE is a project by "Kingdom of Piracy" <KOP>; DIVE was co-produced by FACT, Liverpool, commissioned by Virtual Media Center and launched at Ars Electronica 2003. <KOP> is jointly curated by Armin Medosch, [[Yukiko Shikata]] and [[Shu Lea Cheang]].  
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* Armin Medosch (ed). ''DMZ Media Arts Festival''. Catalogue. London, Nov 2003.
 
* Armin Medosch (ed). ''DMZ Media Arts Festival''. Catalogue. London, Nov 2003.
 
* Armin Medosch (ed). ''DIVE - collaborative tools for online communities''. 2003.
 
* Armin Medosch (ed). ''DIVE - collaborative tools for online communities''. 2003.
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* Armin Medosch. ''Freie Netze - Free Networks'', a non-fiction book about the politics, history and culture of (wireless) community networks. Heise Verlag, Oct 2003. German. ISBN 3936931100. http://theoriebild.ung.at//pub/Main/FreieNetze/FreieNetze.pdf
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* Armin Medosch. ''Freie Netze - Free Networks'', a non-fiction book about the politics, history and culture of (wireless) community networks. Heise Verlag, Oct 2003. German. ISBN 3936931100. http://theoriebild.ung.at/view/Main/FreieNetze (free download)
 
* Armin Medosch. ''Netzpiraten, Die Kultur des elektronischen Verbrechens''. 2001. ISBN 3882291885. http://www.heise.de/tp/r4/buch/buch_3.html
 
* Armin Medosch. ''Netzpiraten, Die Kultur des elektronischen Verbrechens''. 2001. ISBN 3882291885. http://www.heise.de/tp/r4/buch/buch_3.html
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* ''Technological Determinism in Media Art''. http://theoriebild.ung.at//pub/Main/TechnologicalDeterminismInMediaArt/TechnoDeterminismAM.pdf
 
  
  
 
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* Armin Medosch. ''45 RPM / Revolutions Per Minute - Radio Art Histories Remixed, Maxi Single Version''. Subjective and abbreviated history of radio told from the angle of radio art as an emancipatory project with a 100 year life-span so far, including remarks covering Brecht, Benjamin, Subcom, Dyne, Pure Data and others. 2007. http://theoriebild.ung.at/view/Main/RevolutionsPerMinute
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* Armin Medosch. ''The Next Layer or: The Emergence of Open Source Culture''. 2007. http://theoriebild.ung.at/view/Main/TheNextLayerDraft
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* Armin Medosch. ''On Free Wavelength: wireless networks as techno-social models.'' 2006. http://theoriebild.ung.at/view/Main/FreeWavelength
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* Armin Medosch. ''Technological Determinism in Media Art''. MA thesis paper. October 2005. http://theoriebild.ung.at//pub/Main/TechnologicalDeterminismInMediaArt/TechnoDeterminismAM.pdf
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* Armin Medosch. ''HiveNetworks: Meshing in the Future - The free configuration of everything and everyone with Hive Networks''. 2005. http://theoriebild.ung.at/view/Main/HiveNetworks
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* Armin Medosch. ''Wireless Utopia - developing the social protocols of free networking''. 2004. http://theoriebild.ung.at/view/Main/WirelessUtopia
 
* [[Geert Lovink]]. ''Interview with Armin Medosch''. 1997. http://www.nettime.org/Lists-Archives/nettime-l-9707/msg00037.html
 
* [[Geert Lovink]]. ''Interview with Armin Medosch''. 1997. http://www.nettime.org/Lists-Archives/nettime-l-9707/msg00037.html
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[[Category:Media culture writers|Medosch, Armin]]
 
[[Category:Media culture writers|Medosch, Armin]]

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Born 1962 in Graz. London based writer, artist and curator. Associate senior lecturer at Ravensbourne College's postgraduate MA course on Interactive Digital Media.

1980-84 germanistik and philosophy at Graz University. 1982-85 theatre direction at Hochschule für Musik und darstellende Kunst. In 1985 moved to Vienna. 1986 founded Subcom art group and 1989-92 participated at art festivals (Ars Electronica), warehouse-parties, VJing. Was a journalist for ORF, Radio Ö1.

1992-94 co-founded STUBNITZ Kunst-Raum-Schiff, Rostock. Curated and organised exhibitions and symposia in Rostock, Hamburg, Malmö and St.Petersburg. 1995 with Stefan Iglhaut and Florian Rotzer co-curated Telepolis, exhibiton and symposium about interactive city.

From 1996 to 2002 he was co-editor of telepolis, the award winning 'magazine of net-culture'. Since 1997 based in London. Co-initiated the monthly Cybersalon events. Co-organised Art Servers Unlimited conference (London, 1998). Member of University of Openess, a self-learning institution. Held a NinePin research residency by Scan Network in the South West of England, investigating real and virtual ports and their role as cultural socio-economic hubs of transmission, gatekeeping and control.

In 2003 he edited "DIVE - collaborative tools for online communities" a printed catalogue and cd rom with texts, art projects and software. DIVE is a project by "Kingdom of Piracy" <KOP>; DIVE was co-produced by FACT, Liverpool, commissioned by Virtual Media Center and launched at Ars Electronica 2003. <KOP> is jointly curated by Armin Medosch, Yukiko Shikata and Shu Lea Cheang.

He is a regular speaker at international conferences on digital culture and frequently involved in organising and curating conferences. He presented a paper at the conference Open Cultures, Vienna (June 03), at Transmediale 04, at 'Crosstalks', Brussels, among many other places. In 2002 he co-organised "BerLon" - Berlin/London wireless community networking workshop, bootlab, Berlin (Oct 02).

He has contributed articles and essays to many books, catalogues, magazines and newspapers. One of his latest pieces is 'Not Just Another Wireless Utopia' for 'THE FUTURE OF COMPUTER ARTS', edited by Marina Grzinic and published by MKC, Maribor and Maska, Ljubljana. He is currently working on a new book on the relationships between science, technology and societal change.


Publications
  • Armin Medosch (ed). DMZ Media Arts Festival. Catalogue. London, Nov 2003.
  • Armin Medosch (ed). DIVE - collaborative tools for online communities. 2003.
  • Armin Medosch. Freie Netze - Free Networks, a non-fiction book about the politics, history and culture of (wireless) community networks. Heise Verlag, Oct 2003. German. ISBN 3936931100. http://theoriebild.ung.at/view/Main/FreieNetze (free download)
  • Armin Medosch. Netzpiraten, Die Kultur des elektronischen Verbrechens. 2001. ISBN 3882291885. http://www.heise.de/tp/r4/buch/buch_3.html


Articles


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