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WORLD-INFORMATION.ORG
Public Information
Future Heritage
Global Communication
Information Systems
A New Model for Cultural Maps of the Infosphere.
A practical example of a technical and contextual environment for
cultural production and an independent platform of critical
media-intelligence.
World-Information.Org is a collaborative effort of organizations and
individuals who are directly concerned with issues of participatory
involvement in Information and Communication Technologies, and the
Internet as we know it today.
World-Information.Org addresses the rise of electronic information- and
communication technology in which our society is subject to deep
structural changes and transformations that affect all aspects of social
life.
World-Information.Org recognizes that ICT is not Science Fiction, it is
now the we experience a steady increase in the importance of
intelligently processed information and communications and this demands
new ideas at the interface of culture and technopolitics.
World-Information.Org declares that not only the influence of
communication and information technologies on culture and arts, needs to
be examined but the artistic and cultural practice with and within
digital networks and the resulting changes in society, politics and the
artistic practice itself.
World-Information.Org demonstrates artistic practice in an increasingly
immaterialized world, in which reference-information on situations are
more relevant than the situation itself, and the use of digital networks
for symbol-manipulation becomes more and more important.
World-Information.Org shows that the "digital revolution", the expected
changes both within the sector of work and everyday life through the
increasing use of ICT in analogy to the profound changes in our society
through the "Industrial Revolution" or the so-called "Gutenberg
Revolution" is also very much related to what is happening in the field
of biotechnology, biometrics and the fusion of "flesh and machine".
World-Information.Org is a project designed and produced by Konrad
Becker / Institute for New Culture Technologies (Vienna).
Co-produced by Brussels Cultural Capital of the year 2000 and realized
in collaboration with Constant (Brussels) and partners.