Monoskop

Welcome to Monoskop, a wiki for art, culture and media technology.

News

• The works of Sylvia Wynter. (28 Feb 2021).
• New entries on Petr Uhl and Zdeněk Mlynář. (31 Jan 2021)
• New entries on Ágnes Heller and Lucien Goldmann. (21 Jan 2021)
• Recently expanded profiles: Antonio Gramsci, Chantal Mouffe, Ernesto Laclau, Suely Rolnik, Franco Berardi, David Graeber, Elizabeth Povinelli, Ariella Azoulay, Sandy Stone, Shannon Mattern, Martin Hägglund, Gregory Bateson, Roger Caillois, Frantz Fanon, Johanna Drucker, Maryanne Amacher, Lucinda Furlong, Harald Szeemann, Emmy Hennings, Hugo Ball, Kurt Schwitters, Richard Huelsenbeck. (15 Jan 2021)
• Conceptual comics, a new library of little known works of comics that explore its critical and expressive potential, address conditions of its production and materiality of publishing. Now counting 77 works from the 1930s through today, assembled by Ilan Manouach. Twitter. (10 Oct 2020)
• New section on decolonial aesthetics. Twitter. (23 Feb 2020)
• New resource on federated networks. (17 Sep 2019)
• Entry on cyberfeminism has been expanded. (1 Jul 2019)
• Section highlighting women in concrete, visual and sound poetry. (22 Dec 2018)
• New documentary genealogy of the concept of Anthropocene and its reception across the arts and sciences. (13 Jun 2018)
• Entry on concrete poetry has been greatly expanded. (24 Sep 2017)
• Entry on kinetic art has been greatly expanded. (21 Aug 2017)
• New extensive resource on performance art. (23 Jul 2017)
• Collated resources on conceptual literature. (18 Apr 2017)
• Entry on software art has been greatly expanded. (12 Apr 2017)
• New collection on the work of Trisha Brown. (3 Apr 2017)
• Bio-bibliographical profiles of artists and activists Gustav Metzger and Armin Medosch. (4 Mar 2017)
• Neural aesthetics, an overview of the intersections of art, design and artificial neural networks in machine learning. (29 Nov 2016)
• An annotated index of styles and movements in modern and contemporary art worldwide, from the 1860s until today. (23 May 2016)
• New page collects art historians and critics with bibliographies on the wiki. (26 Apr 2016)
• The Artists' cultures template has been finally split into several--more fitting--categories, namely: Art, Moving Image, Sound and Music, Literature, and Software. All of them are now listed in the left menu. On the scholarly side, the Theory template has been renamed Humanities. (26 Apr 2016)
• Resource on Cubism. (25 Mar 2016)
• Entry on lettrism. (11 Mar 2016)
• Entry on expanded cinema. (3 Mar 2016)
• Pages on the Japanese art and anti-art collectives Jikken Kōbō (1951-57), Gutai Art Association (1954-72), and Mono-ha (1968-75). (2 Mar 2016)
• Entry on neoism expanded. (28 Feb 2016)
• Entry on post-internet art. (20 Feb 2016)
• Statements, catalogues, magazines and reception of early conceptual art around the world. (9 Dec 2015)
• Monoskop stands in solidarity with Library Genesis and Sci-Hub. (30 Nov 2015)
• Pages on the conceptual artists Július Koller, Stano Filko and Peter Bartoš. (28 Nov 2015)
• Deleuze online. (20 Oct 2015)
• The works of Baruch Spinoza, with short annotations, reviews, and an account of his life by Gilles Deleuze. (15 Oct 2015)
• Resource on constructivism, focusing primarily on the movement in Russia and east-central Europe from the late 1910s through the 1930s. (25 Sep 2015)
• The table of contents has been updated. (28 Aug 2015)
• A major update of pages on the Russian avant-garde – featuring many newly included source documents and reproductions, accompanied with biographies, chronologies and bibliographies. Artists and designers Vladimir Tatlin, Naum Gabo, Alexander Rodchenko, Varvara Stepanova and Lyubov Popova, art theorists Vladimir Markov, Osip Brik, Nikolay Punin, Aleksei Gan, Nikolai Tarabukin and Boris Arvatov, institutes IZO Narkompros and INKhUK (incl. Working Group of Constructivists), Vkhutemas school, journals Iskusstvo kommuny, LEF, Novyi LEF and Sovremennaya arkhitektura, literary theorist Viktor Shklovsky, poet and labour theorist Aleksei Gastev, theatre director Vsevolod Meyerhold, architect Iakov Chernikhov. Bibliography. (17 Aug 2015)
• Introducing the flat library of architecture – a collection of source documents in the history, theory and criticism of 20th-century architecture on a single page. (23 Jul 2015)
• The life and works of poet, novelist, playwright, musician, and chess enthusiast Raymond Roussel. (6 Jul 2015)
• A collection of monographs and periodicals focusing on the 20th-century Architecture. (2 Jul 2015)
• Lucius Burckhardt and strollology. (27 Jun 2015)
• Entry on Design research. (26 Jun 2015)
• Entry on the Ulm School of Design (1953-68), and the writings of its dean Tomás Maldonado. (26 Jun 2015)
• The life and works of the Majorcan writer and logician Ramon Llull. (29 May 2015)
• The life and works of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz. (19 May 2015)
• The works of Michel Leiris. (11 May 2015)
• Filmographies and bibliographies of Alexander Kluge and Chris Marker. (10 May 2015)
• Collections of works by Baruch Spinoza and Jean-François Lyotard. (5 May 2015)
• The works of Henri Bergson. (3 May 2015)
• Section Digital libraries. (28 Apr 2015)
• Updated entry on Fluxus. (24 Apr 2015)
• Entry on Kinetic art. (19 Apr 2015)
• Entry on Systems art; profiles of Jack Burnham and György Kepes. (17 Apr 2015)
• Resource on Land art. (12 Apr 2015)
• Profile: Robert Smithson. (10 Apr 2015)
• Collections of works by Isabelle Stengers and Donna Haraway. (20 Mar 2015)
• Updated bibliographies: Marilyn Strathern, Eduardo Viveiros de Castro, Étienne Souriau, Alfred North Whitehead. (8 Mar 2015)
• Updated bibliographies: Jakob von Uexküll, Gaston Bachelard, Henri Lefebvre, Bruno Latour. (2 Mar 2015)
• The works of Mikhail Bakhtin. (8 Dec 2014)
• Resource for Greek avant-garde and modernism. (3 Oct 2014)
• The passages, manuscripts, editions, translations and studies of the Poetics of Aristotle and Republic of Plato. (24-26 Sep 2014)
• Introducing the Monoskop Index: an ABC of art, media and the humanities, 10 years in the making. (2 Sep 2014)
• Page on Bauhaus. (18 Aug 2014)
• Page on Prague Linguistic Circle, also known as the Prague school. (16 Aug 2014)
• Guide to 150+ avant-garde and modernist magazines online. (15 Aug 2014)
• Films and writings of Harun Farocki. (4 Aug 2014)
• Bibliographies of the works of Claude Lévi-Strauss, Roland Barthes, and Ferdinand de Saussure. (15 Jul 2014)
• The works of Freud in 3 languages. (7 Jul 2014)
• Index of persons in Kittler's Discourse Networks 1800/1900. (6 Jul 2014)
• Foucault's bibliography now in some 30 languages. (2 Jul 2014)
• Works of Marx, Althusser, and Saint-Simon. (27 Jun 2014)
• Page on accelerationism. (17 Jun 2014)
• Selected works of Winckelmann, Kant, and Hegel. (17 Jun 2014)
• Collecting writings of and on the Russian avant-garde: artists' books, theory, journals, readers, anthologies, catalogues, glossaries, encyclopedias, dictionaries, monographs, articles and theses on literature, visual art, photography, theatre, music, film, design and architecture. (10 Jun 2014)
• Updated bibliographies: Michel Foucault, Herbert Marcuse. (8 Jun 2014)
• Source bibliography of the works of philosopher of individuation and technology Gilbert Simondon. (22 Apr 2014)
• Writings by and about the revolutionary philosopher, utopian fiction writer and early systems theorist Alexander Bogdanov. (28 Mar 2014)
• Collected writings on information theory and its impact across the sciences. (19 Mar 2014).

More

Features

Voigtländer camera with Joseph Petzval's lens, 1840.

Kinesiscopic disc with the portraits of Jan Evangelista Purkyně, 1865.

Zdeněk Pešánek's light-kinetic sculpture for the Edison transformer station, Prague, 1930.

An index page from John Amos Comenius's Orbis Pictus, 1668. [1]

Introduction

The Monoskop Index brings together on one page selections from several sections of the Monoskop Wiki and Log. It contains topics, concepts, practices, places, events and persons relevant to the study of the arts and humanities. Its form combines elements of book index, library catalogue and tag cloud, listing alphabetically sorted topics with links to pages of organised source material.

By far the largest part is made up of the top 500 thematic tags from Monoskop Log, each linking to eight or more full-text publications, mostly books, while some themes also have dedicated wiki pages. The 100 persons--artists, makers and writers--are taken from the Features section and their linked wiki pages consist mainly of chronologies and bibliographies of their work, some accompanied with biographies. Artistic and cultural techniques and practices are represented by about 70 articles with wiki resources. Twentieth-century avant-garde and modern art is also organised by country, currently in 23 entries, while more than 50 included city entries map the "alternative base".

The index continues to grow as new material is added to the website. For an overview by section, see Contents.

Jump to 0, A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, R, S, T, U, V, W, Y, Z.

Index

0

• 1600s, Log
• 1700s, Log
• 1800s, Log
• 1900s, Log
• 1910s, Log
• 1920s, Log
• 1930s, Log
• 1940s, Log
• 1950s, Log
• 1960s, Log
• 1970s, Log
• 1980s, Log
• 1990s, Log
• 2000s, Log
• 9 Evenings festival, info

A

• abstract art, Log
• abstract machine, Log
• accelerationism, events, authors, bibliography
• Acconci, Vito (1940-2017), collections
• acoustics, Log. See also sound
• activism, Log: aesthetics, art, capitalism, philosophy, politics, technology. See also copyright a., data a., hacktivism, internet a., media a., tactical media, video a.
• actor-network theory, Log
• Adamčiak, Milan (1946-2017), biography, works, exhibitions, bibliography
• advertising, Log. See also marketing
• Adorno, Theodor (1903-1969), bibliography
• aesthetics, Log: art,literature, media, philosophy, politics, science, technology. See also marxist a., post-digital a.
• affect, Log
• Africa, Log
• afrofuturism, works, publications, events
• Albers, Anni (1899-1994), publications
• Albers, Josef (1888-1976), publications
• algorithm, Log. See also software studies
• alphabet, Log
• Althusser, Louis (1918-1990), bibliography
• Amacher, Maryanne (1938-2009), biography, works
• Amerling, Karel Slavoj (1807-1884), bibliography
• Amsterdam, alternative base
• anarchism, Log
• Angerer, Ludwig (1827-1879), biography, works, bibliography
• animal, Log
• anonymous, Log
• Anthropocene, bibliography, research, Log
• anthropology, Log
• antiquity, Log
• Anzaldúa, Gloria E. (1942-2004), works
• a.r. exhibition, info
• archaeology, Log
• Archipenko, Alexander (1887-1964), collections, bibliography
• architecture, writings, Log: aesthetics, art, art history, avant-garde, Bauhaus, city, design, machine, music, philosophy, politics, technology, urbanism. See also history of a.
• archive, Log. See also memory
• archiving, Log
• Arendt, Hannah (1906-1975), biography, works
• Arkzin, bibliography
• ARPANET, Log
• art, styles and movements, Log: activism, aesthetics, architecture, city, design, literature, machine, media, politics, science, technology, war. See also abstract a., avant-garde, computer a., conceptual a., contemporary a., digital a., electronic a., internet a., installation a., kinetic a., mail a., new media a., media a., net a., performance a., philosophy of a., pop a., radio a., software a., sound a., video a.
• art criticism, Log
• art collection, museums of modern and contemporary art
• art conservation, initiatives, bibliography, research
• art education, Log
• art history, art historians' bibliographies, Log: aesthetics, architecture, biography, dance, design, film, literature, music, painting, photography, sculpture, theatre, video
• art system, Log
• art theory, Log: architecture, avant-garde, capitalism, literature, painting, perception, philosophy, photography, sculpture
• artificial intelligence, Log. See also neural aesthetics
• artificial life, Log
• artists' publishing, Log, works, artists, scholars, initiatives, collections, archives, repositories, resources, bibliography
• assemblage, Log
• astronomy, Log
• Athens, alternative base
• audience, Log
• authorship, Log
• autonomy, Log
• autopoiesis, Log
• avant-garde, Log: aeshetics, architecture, art, dance, design, film, literature, music, painting, photography, sculpture, technology, theatre
• Avraamov, Arseny (1886-1944), biography, works, bibliography
• Azoulay, Ariella (b. 1962), publications

B

• Bachelard, Gaston (1884-1962), works
• Badiou, Alain (b. 1937), works
• Badovinac, Zdenka (b. 1958), publications
• Bakhtin, Mikhail (1895-1975), bibliography
• Ball, Hugo (1886-1927), biography, bibliography
• Barbrook, Richard, (b. 1956), publications
• Barcelona, alternative base
• Barthes, Roland (1915-1980), bibliography
• Bataille, Georges (1897-1962), bibliography
• Bateson, Gregory (1904-1980), bibliography
• Bauhaus, publications, Log
• Baumgarten, Alexander Gottlieb (1714-1762), bibliography
• Beirut, alternative base
• Beke, László (1944-2022), biography, works
• Belgrade, alternative base
• Benglis, Lynda (b. 1941), collections
• Benjamin, Walter (1892-1940), biography, bibliography
• Bense, Max (1910-1990), biography, bibliography
• Berardi, Franco Bifo (b. 1948), works
• Bergen, alternative base
• Bergson, Henri (1859-1941), bibliography
• Berlewi, Henryk (1894-1967), biography, works, bibliography
• Berlin, alternative base
• Bey, Hakim, see Wilson, Peter Lamborn
• biography, Log
• biology, Log
• biopolitics, Log
• biopower, Log
• biotechnology, Log
• Bishop, Claire (b. 1971), publications
• blogging, Log
• body, Log
• body without organs, Log
• Bódy, Gábor (1946-1985), biography, works, bibliography
• Bogdanov, Alexander (1873-1928), biography, bibliography
• Bonačić, Vladimir (1938-1999), biography, works, bibliography
• book, Log
• Bosnia and Herzegovina, art
• Boullée, Étienne-Louis (1728-1799), works, bibliography
• Bourdieu, Pierre (1930-2002), bibliography
• bourgeoisie, Log
• Braidotti, Rosi (b. 1954), biography, works
• brain, Log
• Braque, Georges (1882-1963), collections
• Bratislava, alternative base
• Brazil, art
• Brecht, Bertolt (1898-1956), bibliography
• Brno, alternative base
• Brodey, Warren (b. 1924), biography, bibliography
• Broodthaers, Marcel (1924-1976). works, bibliography
• Brown, Trisha (1936-2017), works, exhibitions, bibliography
• Brussels, alternative base
• Bryan-Wilson, Julia (b. 1973), publications
• Bucharest, alternative base
• Buck-Morss, Susan, bibliography
• Budapest, alternative base
• Buden, Boris (b. 1958), biography, works
• Bulgaria, art
• Burckhardt, Lucius (1925-2003), biography, publications
• bureaucracy, Log
• Burnham, Jack (1931-2019), biography, publications
• business, Log

C

• Cage, John (1912-1992), biography, works, bibliography
• Caillois, Roger (1913-1978), works
• capitalism, Log: activism, aesthetics, art, desire, knowledge, labour, machine, philosophy, politics, technology, value
• Carrión, Ulises (1941-1989), biography, works
• cartography, Log
• cassette culture, literature
• cellular automata, Log
• censorship, Log
• Central Europe, Log
• Césaire, Suzanne, bibliography
• Chalupecký, Jindřich (1910-1990), bibliography
• China, art, Log
• Chion, Michel (b. 1947), publications
• Chladni, Ernst (1756-1827), biography, works, bibliography
• Chwistek, Leon (1884-1944), biography, bibliography
• cinema, Log: aesthetics, art, avant-garde, biography, media, music, philosophy, politics, technology. See also early c., film
• city, Log. See also urbanism
• civil society, Log
• climate crisis, Log. See also Anthropocene.
• code, Log
• code poetry, publications, Log. See also concrete poetry, women in concrete poetry
• cognition, Log. See also mind
• cognitive science, Log
• Cold War, Log
• collaboration, Log
• collage, Log
• Cologne, alternative base
• Colomina, Beatriz (b. 1952), publications
• colonialism, Log
• colour, Log
• Comenius, John Amos (1592-1670), bibliography
• comics, see conceptual comics
• commons, Log
• communication, Log
• communication technology, Log. See also history of communications
• communism, Log
• community, Log
• composing, Log
• composition, Log
• computer art, artists, events, Log. See also digital art, electronic art, media art
• computer games, Log
• computer graphics, Log
• computer music, Log. See also electroacoustic music, electronic music
• computing, Central and Eastern Europe, Log: aesthetics, art, philosophy, politics, science. See also cybernetics, history of c., ubiquitous c.
• conceptual art, introduction, bibliography, Log
• conceptual comics, works
• conceptual literature, works, presses, bibliography. See also conceptual writing
• conceptual writing, Log. See also conceptual literature
• concrete poetry, authors, works, bibliography, Log. See also women in concrete poetry, visual poetry, sound poetry, code poetry
• conservation, see art conservation
• consciousness, Log
• Constructivism, artists, theorists, events, magazines, bibliography, Log
• contemporary art, Log
• control society, Log
• cooperation, see collaboration
• Copenhagen, alternative base
• copyleft, Log
• copyright, Log
• copyright activism, activists, initiatives, events, literature. See also file sharing
• Corbusier, Le (1887-1965), publications
• counterculture, Log
• Cramer, Florian (b. 1969), works
• Creative Commons, Log
• creative industries, Log
• creativity, Log
• Crimp, Douglas (1944-2019), publications
• critical theory, Log
• criticism, Log
• critique, Log
• critique of technology, Log. See also philosophy of technology
• Croatia, art
• Crow, Thomas (b. 1948), publications
• cryptography, Log
• Cseres, Jozef (b. 1961), biography, works
• Cubism, works, collections, events, magazines, bibliography, Log
• cultural criticism, Log
• cultural politics, Log
• cultural production, Log
• cultural studies, Log
• cultural techniques, introduction, authors, bibliography, Log
• cultural theory, Log
• culture, Log
• culture industry, Log
• curating, Log
• cyberculture, Log
• cyberfeminism, protagonists, events, bibliography
• Cybernetic Serendipity exhibition, info
• cybernetics, bibliography, Central and Eastern Europe, Log. See also computing
• cyberpunk, Log
• cyberspace, Log
• cyborg, Log
• cypherpunk, Log
• Czech Republic, art

D

• Dada, artists, publications, Log
• dance, Log
• data, Log. See also information
• data activism, initiatives, events, publications
• data visualisation, Log. See also mapping
• database, Log
• Davies, Anthony (b. 1965), biography, works
• Dean, Tacita (b. 1965), work, works, bibliography
• Debord, Guy (1931-1994), filmography, bibliography
• debt, Log
• decolonial aesthetics, initiatives, protagonists, bibliography
• Delaunay, Robert (1885-1941), collections
• De Lauretis, Teresa (1938), works
• Deleuze, Gilles (1925-1995), bibliography
• democracy, Log
• Derrida, Jacques (1930-2004), bibliography
• Descola, Philippe (b. 1949), works
• design, Log. See also graphic d., industrial d., sound d.
• desire, Log
• deterritorialization, Log
• Devětsil, publications
• digital art, Log. See also computer art, electronic art, media art, post-digital aesthetics
• digital culture, Log
• digital divide, Log
• digital humanities, authors, events, institutes, bibliography, Log
• digital library, initiatives, bibliography. See also library, shadow library
• DIY, Log
• documentary film, Log
• drawing, Log
• Dróżdż, Stanisław (1939-2009), biography, works
• Drucker, Johanna (b. 1952), works
• Dublin, alternative base
• Duchamp, Marcel (1887-1968), collections, bibliography
• Durkheim, Émile (1858-1917), bibliography
• Dvizheniye, works, bibliography

E

• East-Central Europe, Log
• Eastern Europe, Log
• Eco, Umberto (1932-2016), works
• ecology, Log
• economics, Log
• economy, Log: activism, business, capitalism, debt, economics, finance, financial crisis, labour, market, money, neoliberalism, politics, production
• education, Log
• early cinema, filmmakers
• Eggeling, Viking (1880-1925), biography, works, bibliography
• Eisenstein, Sergei (1898-1948), writings
• electricity, Log
• electroacoustic music, composers, events, literature, Log. See also computer music, electronic music
• electromagnetism, artists, initiatives, events, literature, Log
• electronic art, Log. See also computer art, digital art, media art
• electronic library, see digital library
• electronic literature, Log
• electronic music, Log. See also electroacoustic music, computer music
• emotion, Log
• energy, Log
• Engelmeyer, P. K. (1855-c1941), biography, bibliography
• engineering, Log
• enlightenment, Log
• entropy, Log
• environment, Log
• epistemology, Log
• Erdély, Miklós (1928-1986), bibliography
• Ernst, Wolfgang (b. 1959), works
• Estonia, art
• ethics, Log
• ethnography, Log
• European Union, Log
• everyday, Log
• evil media, events, bibliography
• evolution, Log
• Exter, Alexandra (1882-1949), biography
• expanded cinema, introduction, events, bibliography
• experimental film, filmmakers, events, bibliography, Log. See also avant-garde film, early cinema
• experimental music, Log
• Expressionism, Log

F

• Facebook, Log
• Fanon, Frantz (1925-1961), biography, bibliography
• Farocki, Harun (1944-2014), films, bibliography
• fascism, Log
• fashion, Log
• federated networks, Fediverse, initiatives, events, bibliography
• Federici, Silvia (b. 1942), biography, bibliography
• feminism, Log. See also gender, women, cyberfeminism
• fiction, Log
• field recording, artists. See also sound art
• file sharing, initiatives, events, literature, Log. See also copyright activism
• Filko, Stano (1937-2015), works, collections, bibliography
• film, Log: aesthetics, art, avant-garde, biography, media, music, philosophy, politics, technology. See also cinema, documentary f., early cinema, experimental f.
• film criticism, Log
• film history, Log
• film lab, initiatives
• film theory, Log
• finance, Log
• financial crisis, Log
• First Russian Art Exhibition, info
• Florensky, Pavel (1882-1937), bibliography
• FLOSS, initiatives, events, Log. See also free software, software
• Flusser, Vilém (1920-1991), bibliography
• Fluxus, works, exhibitions, bibliography, Log
• Fore, Devin, publications
• Foster, Hal (b. 1955), works
• Foucault, Michel (1926-1984), biography, bibliography
• France, Log
• Fraser, Andrea (b. 1965), writings
• free culture, Log
• free software, Log. See also FLOSS, software
• freedom, Log
• Freud, Sigmund (1856-1939), bibliography
• Fuller, Matthew, works
• Futurism, artists, works, Log

G

• Gabo, Naum (1890-1977), biography, collections, bibliography
• Galeyev, Bulat (1940-2009), biography, works, bibliography
• game studies, Log
• gaming, Log
• Gan, Aleksei (c1889/95-c1940/42), biography, bibliography
• Gdańsk, alternative base
• Gell, Alfred (1945-1997), bibliography
• gender, Log. See also feminism, women
• genetics, Log
• Geneva, alternative base
• geography, Log
• geometry, Log
• geopolitics, Log
• Georgia, art
• Germany, Log. See also Weimar Republic
• Gibson, James J. (1904-1979), bibliography
• gift economy, Log
• Gleizes, Albert (1881-1953), collections
• glitch, literature, Log
• globalisation, Log
• Goffman, Erving (1922-1982), bibliography
• Goldmann, Lucien (1913-1970), works
• Goldsmith, Kenneth (b. 1961), works
• Goodman, Nelson (1906-1998), bibliography
• Google, Log. See also software studies
• Goriunova, Olga (b. 1977), biography, publications
• governance, Log
• Graeber, David (1961-2000), biography, works
• Gramsci, Antonio (1891-1937), bibliography
• graphic design, designers, Log. See also design
• Greece, avant-garde and modernism
• Greimas, Algirdas Julien (1917-1992), bibliography
• Gris, Juan (1887-1927), collections
• Groys, Boris (b. 1947), works
• Grygar, Milan (b. 1926), biography, works, bibliography
• Gržinić, Marina (b. 1958), publications
• Guattari, Félix (1930-1992), bibliography
• Gutai, bibliography

H

• Hackenschmied, Alexandr (1907-2004), biography, work, bibliography
• hacker culture, Log
• hackerspaces, venues
• hacking, Log
• hacktivism, Log. See also internet activism, media activism, tactical media
• Hägglund, Martin (b. 1976), works
• The Hague, alternative base
• Hammid, Alexander, see Hackenschmied, Alexandr
• Hanák, Dušan (b. 1938), biography, works
• Hansen, Oskar (1922-2005), biography, works, bibliography
• Hänsgen, Sabine (b. 1955), publications
• happening, Log
• Haraway, Donna (b. 1944), works
• hardware, Log
• Havelock, Eric A. (1903-1988), works
• Hegel, G.W.F. (1770-1831), bibliography
• Heller, Ágnes (1929-2019), works
• Helsinki, alternative base
• Hennings, Emmy (1885-1948), biography, publications
• hermeneutics, Log
• Hill, Gary (b. 1951), collections
• hip hop, Log
• history, Log: aesthetics, city, economics, marxism, politics, psychoanalysis, religion. See also philosophy of h.
• history of architecture, writings, Log
• history of art, see art history
• history of communications, Log
• history of computing, Log
• history of film, see film history
• history of literature, Log
• history of mathematics, Log
• history of media, see media history
• history of music, see music history
• history of philosophy, Log
• history of photography, Log
• history of science, Log
• history of technology, Log: art, computing, cybernetics, electricity, engineering, internet, military, science, sound, telegraphy, telephone
• Hörl, Erich (b. 1967), works
• Huelsenbeck, Richard (1892-1974), biography, works
• human rights, Log
• Hungary, art
• hypertext, Log

I

• Iceland, art
• identity, Log
• ideology, Log
• Illich, Ivan (1926-2002), works
• image, Log
• immanence, Log
• Immatériaux, Les, exhibition, info
• India, Log
• industrial design, Log. See also design
• industry, Log
• Infante, Francisco (b. 1943), biography
• information, Log. See also data
• information society, Log
• information technology, Log
• information theory, bibliography, Log
• information visualisation, see data visualisation
• installation art, Log
• institutional critique, Log
• intellectual property, Log
• interactivity, Log
• interface, Log
• internet, Log: aesthetics, art, censorship, democracy, governance, hacking, knowledge, law, memory, politics, privacy, surveillance. See also web
• internet activism, activists, initiatives, theorists, literature, Log. See also hacktivism, media activism, tactical media
• internet art, Log. See also net art, surf clubs
• interview, Log
• islam, Log
• Istanbul, alternative base
• Italy, Log

J

• Jakobson, Roman (1896-1982), biography, bibliography
• Japan, art, Log
• Jedlík, Štefan Anián (1800-1995), biography, works, bibliography
• Jerusalem, alternative base
• Jikken Kōbō, introduction, events, bibliography
• Jonas, Joan (b. 1936), collections
• de Jong, Jacqueline (b. 1939), biography, bibliography
• journalism, Log

K

• Kant, Immanuel (1724-1804), bibliography
• Karlsruhe, alternative base
• Kassák, Lajos (1887-1967), biography, works, bibliography
• Kepes, György (1906-2001), biography, works, bibliography
• Khlebnikov, Velimir (1885-1922), biography, works
• Kiev, alternative base
• kinetic art, artists, exhibitions, bibliography, Log
• Kircher, Athanasius (1602-1680), works
• Kittler, Friedrich (1943-2011), biography, bibliography
• Kluge, Alexander (b. 1932), films, bibliography
• Knížák, Milan (b. 1940), biography, works
• knowledge, Log
• knowledge production, Log
• Kobro, Katarzyna (1898-1951), biography
• Koller, Július (1939-2007), works, collections, bibliography
• Košice, alternative base
• Kozics, Ede (1829-1874), biography, works, bibliography
• Kraków, alternative base
• Kraus, Chris (b. 1955), works
• Krauss, Rosalind E. (b. 1941), works
• Kristeva, Julia (b. 1941), works
• Kulbin, Nikolai (1868-1917), biography, works, bibliography

L

• labour, Log. See also work
• Laclau, Ernesto (1935-2014), publications
• land art, artists, exhibitions, bibliography
• Langer, Susanne K. (1895-1985), works
• language, Log: aesthetics, art, code, history, machine, media, philosophy, technology
• Larionov, Mikhail (1881-1964), biography, collections, bibliography
• Latour, Bruno (b. 1947), works
• Latvia, art
• Laurens, Henri (1885-1954), collections
• law, Log
• learning, Log
• Lefebvre, Henri (1901-1991), works
• left, Log
• Léger, Fernand (1881-1955), collections
• Lehovec, Jiří (1909-1995), biography, works
• Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm (1646-1716), chronology, works
• Leipzig, alternative base
• Leiris, Michel (1901-1990), works
• Lettrism, introduction, bibliography
• Lettrist International, bibliography
• Lévi-Strauss, Claude (1908-2009), bibliography
• Levine, Les (b. 1935), collections, bibliography
• liberalism, Log
• library, Log. See also digital l., shadow l.
• life, Log
• light, Log
• Lijn, Liliane (b. 1939), biography
• linguistics, Log
• Linz, alternative base
• Lippard, Lucy R. (b. 1937), biography, publications
• Lisbon, alternative base
• Lissitzky, El (1890-1941), biography, works, collections, bibliography
• listening, Log. See also perception, sound
• literary criticism, Log
• literary theory, Log
• literature, Log: aesthetics, art, avant-garde, media, politics, philosophy, science, technology
• Lithuania, art
• Ljubljana, alternative base
• Llull, Ramon (1232-1316), chronology, bibliography
• locative media, Log
• Lockward, Alanna (1961-2019), biography, bibliography
• Łódź, alternative base
• logic, Log
• London, alternative base
• London, Barbara (b. 1946), biography, works
• Lyotard, Jean-François (1924-1998), works

M

• machine, Log
• Machine-Age Exposition, info
• Madrid, alternative base
• magazine, avant-garde and modernist
• mail art, bibliography, Log
• Malabou, Catherine (b. 1959), works
• Maldonado, Tomás (1922-2018), publications
• Malevich, Kazimir (1879-1935), biography, works, collections, bibliography
• Malovec, Jozef (1933-1998), biography, works, bibliography
• MaMa, see Multimedia Institute
• management, Log
• Manakis brothers, biography, works, bibliography
• Manchester, alternative base
• mapping, Log. See also data visualization
• Marcus, Solomon (1925-2016), bibliography
• Marcuse, Herbert (1898-1979), bibliography
• Marker, Chris (1921-2012), films, bibliography
• market, Log
• marketing, Log. See also advertising
• Marx, Karl (1818-1883), bibliography
• marxism, Log
• marxist aesthetics, authors, bibliography
• mass media, Log: activism, capitalism, democracy, film, journalism, politics, technology, television. See also media
• materialism, Log
• mathematics, Log. See also history of m.
• Mattern, Shannon (b. 1976), publications
• Matvejs, Voldemārs (1877-1914), biography, works, bibliography
• Mauss, Marcel (1872-1950), bibliography
• Mayakovsky, Vladimir (1893-1930), works
• McLuhan, Marshall (1911-1980), bibliography
• Mead, Margaret (1901-1978), biography, bibliography
• meaning, Log
• media, Log: aesthetics, art, literature, networks, philosophy, politics, science, technology. See also locative m., mass m., new m., social m., tactical m.
• media activism, Log. See also hacktivism, internet activism, tactical media, video activism
• media archeology, institutes and programmes, events, authors, bibliography, Log
• media archive, initiatives, events
• media art, theories, Log. See also computer art, digital art, electronic art, new media art
• media culture, writers, Log
• media ecology, bibliography Log
• media history, Log
• media lab, initiatives
• media studies, Log
• media theory, writers, Log: aesthetics, literary theory, mass media, networks, philosophy
• medicine, Log
• mediology, authors, bibliography
• Medosch, Armin (1962-2017), biography, bibliography
• memes, Log
• memory, Log. See also archive
• metaphysics, Log
• Metzger, Gustav (1926-2017), biography, exhibitions, bibliography
• Meyerhold, Vsevolod (1874-1940), works, bibliography
• Mexico, art
• Middle East, Log
• migration, Log
• Mignolo, Walter (b. 1941), works
• military, Log
• mimêsis, Aristotle's Poetics, Log
• mind, Log. See also cognition
• Minh-ha, Trinh T. (b. 1952), publications
• Mlynář, Zdeněk (1930-1997), biography, works
• mobile technology, Log
• modernism, Log
• modernity, Log
• Moholy, Lucia (1894-1989), biography, works, bibliography
• Moholy-Nagy, László (1895-1946), biography, works, collections, bibliography
• Moles, Abraham (1920-1992), bibliography
• money, Log
• Mono-ha, introduction, bibliography
• montage, Log
• Morawski, Stefan (1921-2004), biography, works, bibliography
• Moscow, alternative base
• Moten, Fred (b. 1962), publications
• Mouffe, Chantal (b. 1943), publications
• Multimedia Institute (MaMa), publications
• Munich, alternative base
• Murgas, Joseph (1864-1929), biography, works, bibliography
• Murin, Michal (b. 1963), biography, works
• music, Log: aesthetics, art, avant-garde, biography, film, mathematics, philosophy, politics, science, technology, video. See also computer m., electroacoustic m., electronic m., experimental m., visual m.
• music criticism, Log
• music history, Log: aesthetics, avant-garde, computer music, electroacoustic music, music theory, technology
• music theory, Log
• musique concrète, Log
• mysticism, Log

N

• nanotechnology, Log
• narrative, Log
• nature, Log
• Nauman, Bruce (b. 1941), collections
• nazism, Log
• Nelson, Ted (b. 1937), works
• neoism, introduction, works, bibliography
• neoliberalism, Log
• net art, artists, publications, Log. See also internet art
• net culture, Log
• net radio, artists, initiatives
• Nettime, info
• network culture, Log
• networks, Log: aesthetics, art, computing, cybernetics, media theory, philosophy, politics, software, technology. See also internet, p2p
• network society, Log
• neural aesthetics, events, artists, designers, initiatives, bibliography. See also artificial intelligence
• neuroscience, Log
• new media, theories, Log
• new media art, theories, Log. See also media art
• New Tendencies, events, bibliography
• New York, initiatives, events, art workers, Log
• Ngai, Sianne (b. 1971), works
• nihilism, Log
• Nochlin, Linda (1931-2017), publications
• noise, artists, writers, bibliography, Log
• non-philosophy, Log
• Norway, avant-garde and modernism, media technology
• Novi Sad, alternative base
• Nussberg, Lev (b. 1937), biography, works

O

• object, Log
• OBMOKhU, info
• occultism, Log
• Occupy movement, Log
• online library, see digital library
• online video, Log
• ontology, Log
• open source, Log. See also free software
• organization, Log
• Oslo, alternative base

P

• p2p, Log. See also internet, networks, peer production
• Paik, Nam June (1932-2006), biography, collections
• painting, Log
• Paris, alternative base
• Pask, Gordon (1928-1996), publications
• Patterson, Benjamin (1934-2016), biography, exhibitions
• participation, Log
• pedagogy, Log
• peer production, Log. See also p2p
• perception, Log. See also vision, listening
• Perec, Georges (1936-1982), works
• performance, Log
• performance art, artists, exhibitions, bibliography, Log
• Pešánek, Zdeněk (1896-1965), biography, works, bibliography
• Petzval, Joseph (1807-1991), biography, works, bibliography
• phenomenology, Log
• philosophy, Log: aesthetics, art, literature, media, politics, science, technology. See also history of p.
• philosophy of art, Log
• philosophy of history, Log
• philosophy of science, Log
• philosophy of technology, authors, Log. See also critique of technology
• phonograph, Log
• photography, Log: aesthetics, art, avant-garde, film, light, media, technology. See also history of p.
• physics, Log
• Pias, Claus (b. 1967), works
• Picasso, Pablo (1881-1973), collections
• Pignatari, Décio (1927-2012), works
• Piotrowski, Piotr (1952-2015), bibliography
• piracy, Log
• pirate radio, Log
• poiêsis, Aristotle's Poetics
• poetry, Log: aesthetics, art, art history, avant-garde, dada, futurism, language, literary theory, music, technology, theatre, typography. See also code p., concrete p., visual p.
• Poland, art, Log
• political economy, Log
• political theory, Log
• politics, Log: aesthetics, art, media, philosophy, power, science, technology
• pop art, Log
• Pop, Mihai (1907-2000), biography, bibliography
• Popova, Lyubov (1889-1924), biography, works, collections, bibliography
• Popper, Karl (1902-1994), bibliography
• popular culture, Log
• pornography, Log
• Porto, alternative base
• Pospiszyl, Tomáš (b. 1967), works
• postcolonialism, Log
• post-digital aesthetics, events, bibliography
• post-internet art, events, bibliography
• posthumanism, Log
• posthumanities, institutes, authors, bibliography
• postmedia, info, bibliography, Log
• postmodern, Log
• postmodernism, Log
• poststructuralism, Log
• Povinelli, Elizabeth A. (b. 1962), works
• power, Log
• Prague, alternative base
• Prague Linguistic Circle, see Prague school
• Prague school, bibliography
• precariat, Log
• Preciado, Paul B. (b. 1970), publications
• preservation, Log. See also art conservation
• print, Log
• privacy, activists, events, Log. See also surveillance
• production, Log
• programming, Log. See also software
• proletariat, Log
• Prometei, works, bibliography
• propaganda, Log
• protest, Log
• Pure Data, artists, events, initiatives, publications. See also SuperCollider
• psychiatry, Log
• psychoanalysis, Log
• psychology, Log
• public broadcasting, Log
• public domain, Log
• public space, Log
• public sphere, Log
• publishing, Log
• Purkyně, Jan Evangelista (1787-1869), biography, works, bibliography

R

• race, Log
• radio, Log
• radio art, bibliography, Log. See also net radio
• Rainer, Yvonne (b. 1934), works, bibliography
• Raunig, Gerald (b. 1963), works
• reading, Log
• Reichardt, Jasia (b. 1933), biography, publications
• religion, Log
• remix, Log
• Renaissance, Log
• representation, Log
• research, Log. See also artistic r.
• resistance, Log. See also social movements
• revolution, Log
• Reykjavík, alternative base
• RFID, Log
• Riga, alternative base
• robotics, Log
• Rodchenko, Alexander (1891-1956), biography, works, bibliography
• Rolnik, Suely (b. 1948), publications
• Romania, art
• Rosler, Martha (b. 1941), publications
• Rossi, Aldo (1931-1997), publications
• Rotterdam, alternative base
• Roussel, Raymond (1877-1933), biography, works
• Russia, art, Log. See also Soviet Union
• Rybczyński, Zbigniew (b. 1949), biography, works

S

• Saint-Simon, Henri (1760-1825), bibliography
• Sarajevo, alternative base
• de Saussure, Ferdinand (1857-1913), bibliography
• Schapiro, Meyer (1904-1996), bibliography
• Schaeffer, Pierre (1910-1995), bibliography
• schizoanalysis, Log
• schizophrenia, Log
• Schoenberg, Arnold (1874-1951), works
• School of Arts and Crafts Bratislava, bibliography
• Schöffer, Nicolas (1912-1992), biography, works, bibliography
• Schwitters, Kurt (1887-1948), biography, works
• science, Log: aesthetics, art, literature, media, philosophy, politics, technology. See also history of s., philosophy of s.
• science fiction, Log
• screen, Log
• sculpture, Log
• search, Log
• Sebök, Stefan (1901-1942), biography, works
• security, Log
• Sei, Keiko, publications
• Sekula, Allan (1951-2013), bibliography
• self, Log
• self-organization, Log
• semiotics, Log
• sensory ethnography, literature
• Serbia, art, Log
• sex, Log
• sexuality, Log
• shadow library, initiatives, events, bibliography
• silence, Log
• Simondon, Gilbert (1924-1989), bibliography
• simulation, Log
• situationists, films, bibliography, Log
• Skopje, alternative base
• Slovakia, art, anthology of electroacoustic music, Log
• Slovenia, art
• Smithson, Robert (1938-1973), biography, works, bibliography
• social media, Log. See also web 2.0
• social movements, Log. See also resistance
• social science, Log
• social theory, Log
• socialism, Log
• society, Log
• sociology, Log
• Sofia, alternative base
• software, Log: aesthetics, art, code, philosophy, politics, web. See also FLOSS, free s., open source, programming
• software art, works, artists, theorists, initiatives, events, bibliography, Log
• Software exhibition, info
• software studies, authors, bibliography, Log
• Sollfrank, Cornelia, biography, works
• Solt, Mary Ellen (1920-2007), biography, works
• Sonnier, Keith (1941-2020), collections
• Sontag, Susan (1933-2004), works
• sound, Log: listening, media, technology, time. See also acoustics, listening
• sound art, artists, events, initiatives, bibliography, Log. See also field recording
• sound design, Log
• sound poetry, publications. See also concrete poetry, women in concrete poetry
• sound recording, Log: acoustics, art, film, electronic music, listening, music, music history, noise, sound art, technology, voice
• sound studies, Log
• Souriau, Étienne (1892-1979), bibliography
• de Sousa Santos, Boaventura (b. 1940), works
• Southeast Europe, Log
• Soviet Union, Log. See also Russia
• space, Log
• spam, Log
• spectacle, Log
• speculative realism, Log
• speech, Log
• Spinoza, Baruch (1632-1677), biography, bibliography
• Steina (b. 1940), biography, works, bibliography
• Stengers, Isabelle (b. 1949), works
• Stepanova, Varvara (1894-1958), biography, works, bibliography
• Sterling, Bruce (b. 1954), works
• Steyerl, Hito (b. 1966), works, publications
• Stone, Sandy (b. c.1936), publications
• storage, Log
• Strathern, Marilyn (b. 1941), works
• structuralism, Log
• St Petersburg, alternative base
• Stockholm, alternative base
• Štrauss, Tomáš (1931-2013), works
• Strzemiński, Władysław (1893-1952), biography, works, bibliography
• subjectivation, Log
• subjectivity, Log
• subversion, Log
• SuperCollider, artists, events, initiatives, publications. See also Pure Data
• surf club, initiatives, artists, exhibitions, literature. See also internet art, net art
• surrealism, Log
• surveillance, Log. See also privacy
• Šuvaković, Miško (b. 1954), biography, works
• Svoboda, Josef (1920-2002), biography, works, bibliography
• synaesthesia, Log
• Sýkora, Zdeněk (1920-2011), biography, works, bibliography
• systems art, exhibitions, catalogues, bibliography
• systems theory, Log
• Szczuka, Mieczysław (1898-1927), biography, works
• Szeemann, Harald (1933-2005), bibliography
• Szombathy, Bálint (b. 1950), bibliography

T

• tactical media, publications, Log. See also hacktivism, internet activism, media activism, video activism
• Tafuri, Manfredo (1935-1994), publications
• Tamás, Gáspár Miklós (1948-2023), works
• Tatlin, Vladimir (1885-1953), biography, works, bibliography
• Tallinn, alternative base
• Tamás, Gáspár Miklós (1948-2023), publications
• technê, Aristotle's Poetics, Plato's Republic, Log
• technics, Log
• technofeminism, see cyberfeminism
• technological determinism, Log
• technology, Log: aesthetics, art, avant-garde, architecture, labour, literature, media, memory, networks, philosophy, politics, science, sound, time. See also biot., communication t., history of t., information t., nanot., philosophy of t.
• technoscience, Log
• Teige, Karel (1900-1951), bibliography
• telegraphy, Log
• telematics, Log
• telephone, Log
• telepresence, Log
• television, Log
• terrorism, Log. See also war on terror
• text, Log
• theatre, Log
• theology, Log
• theory, Log: aesthetics, politics, science, technology. See also actor-network t., critical t., political t., social t., systems t.
• theory of art, see art theory
• theory of communication, Log
• theory of culture, see cultural theory
• theory of film, see film theory
• theory of information, see information theory
• theory of literature, see literary theory
• theory of media, see media theory
• theory of music, see music theory
• theory of value, Log. See also value
• things, Log
• time, Log: speed
• totalitarianism, Log
• translation, log
• transparency, Log
• Trondheim, alternative base
• truth, Log
• Tsing, Anna Lowenhaupt (b. 1952), works
• Turing machine, Log
• Twitter, Log
• typography, Log

U

• ubiquitous computing, Log
• Uexküll, Jakob von (1864-1944), works
• Uhl, Petr (1941-2021), biography, works
• Ukeles, Mierle Laderman (b. 1939), works
• Ukraine, art
• Ulm School of Design, bibliography
• United Kingdom, Log
• United States, Log
• urbanism, Log. See also city
• utopia, Log

V

• Valoch, Jiří (b. 1946), biography, works
• value, Log. See also theory of v.
• Vaneigem, Raoul (b. 1934), publications
• Vasulka, Woody (1937-2019), biography, works, bibliography
• Vávra, Otakar (1911-2011), biography, works
• Vertov, Dziga (1896-1954), biography, films, bibliography
• video, Log
• video activism, artists, collectives. See also media activism, tactical media
• video art, artists, collectives, events, Log
• video games, Log
• Vienna, alternative base
• Viennese Actionism, bibliography
• Vilnius, alternative base
• Viola, Bill (b. 1951), collections
• violence, Log
• virtual communities, Log
• virtual reality, Log
• virtuality, Log
• Vishmidt, Marina (1976-2024), biography, publications
• vision, Log. See also perception
• visual culture, Log
• visual music, Log
• visual poetry, Log. See also concrete poetry
• Viveiros de Castro, Eduardo (b. 1951), works
• VKhUTEMAS, works, bibliography
• voice, Log
• Vojtěchovský, Miloš (b. 1955), biography, publications
• Vostell, Wolf (1932-1998), collections

W

• war, Log
• war on terror, Log. See also terrorism
• Wark, McKenzie (b. 1961), works
• Warsaw, alternative base
• web, Log: aesthetics, art, search. See also internet
• web 2.0, Log. See also social media
• Weimar Republic, Log
• Whitehead, Alfred North (1861-1947), bibliography
• Wikileaks, Log
• Wikipedia, Log
• Wilson, Peter Lamborn (1945-2022), works
• Winckelmann, Johann Joachim (1717-1768), bibliography
• wireless networks, Log
• Wodiczko, Krzysztof, bibliography
• women, Log. See also feminism, gender, cyberfeminism
• women in concrete poetry, works, authors, bibliography. See also concrete poetry
• work, Log. See also labour
• writing, Log
• Wrocław, alternative base
• Wynter, Sylvia (b. 1928), works, bibliography

X

• xenofeminism, see cyberfeminism

Y

• Youngblood, Gene (1942-2021), biography, publications
• youth, Log
• YouTube, Log
• Yugoslavia, Log

Z

• Zabel, Igor (1958-2005), biography, works
• Zagreb, alternative base
• Zevi, Bruno (1918-2000), works
• Zielinski, Siegfried (b. 1951), works
• Zürich, alternative base

See also

• Keywords, a toolbox of recent concepts and methods in arts and studies.

Media library

• Otakar Vávra: We Live in Prague, 13 min, 1934, November, 18 min, 1935.
• Gábor Bódy: De occulta philosophia (Philo-Clip), video, 1983, Dancing Eurynome (Mytho-Clip), video, 1985. Walzer (Lyric-Clip), video, 1985.
• Jan Kučera: Burlesque, 5 min, 1932.
• Alexandr Hackenschmied: Aimless Walk, 8 min, 1930. Prague Castle, 11 min, 1932. Meshes of the Afternoon, 13 min, 1943. The Private Life of a Cat, 22 min, 1945.
• László Moholy-Nagy: Impressionen vom alten marseiller Hafen (vieux port), 10 min, 1929. Lichtspiel, Schwarz-Weiss-Grau, 6 min, 1930.
• Jiří Lehovec: The Thaumaturgic Eye, 10 min, 1939. Rhythm, 13 min, 1941.
• E.F. Burian, Čeněk Zahradníček: May, 9 min, 1936.
• Andrzej Korzyński: Possession, soundtrack, CD, 1981.
• DJ Lenar: Re:PRESS, reconstructed works by Eugeniusz Rudnik, 2012.
• Katalin Ladik, Imre Póth, Attila Csernik: O-pus, 8 min, 1972.
• Danube Connection, Electronic Communication Happening for fax, two telephone lines and a picture-phone, organised by Robert Adrian X and ARTPOOL, 5 min, 1993.
• Grant Gee: Patience (After Sebald), 83 min, 2012.

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