Second Life pictures - Mario Gerosa ospite del Brain2Brain

Second Life pictures - Mario Gerosa ospite del Brain2Brain

Mario Gerosa, domenica 13 Luglio alle ore 21,45, e' stato ospite del Brain2Brain Creative Cultural Club, di Zygmunt Ballinger.

links di alcuni partecipanti

http://mariogerosa.blogspot.com/

http://www.brain2brain.net

http://stexauer.blogspot.com/

http://www.slexchange.com/modules.php?name=Marketplace&MerchantID=85144

http://www.moyacircus.com/1trimestre08.htm

http://www.moyacircus.com/

http://www.neupaul.it/anexistenza/homepage.htm

http://www.secondlifelab.it/

http://arcorosca.blogspot.com/

http://eleonoraporta.blogspot.com/

http://www.crashinews.net/

http://www.neupaul.it/anexistenza/homepage.htm

http://www.piublog.it

http://www.dimensionearte.it/artista.php?codiceutente=95&id_lingua=1

http://www.cyberlandia.net/index.php?page=home&btn=1

http://posthumanlab.wordpress.com/

http://williamnessuno.splinder.com

http://www.metaverserepublic.org

http://www.flickr.com/photos/24801860@N08/

http://www.flickr.com/groups/npirl/pool/page2/ not possible real life

http://npirl.blogspot.com/not possible in real life

http://lucanialab.ning.com/photo?page=3

THINKING NOTHING

A Journal of Critical Philosophy (www.parrhesiajournal.org) and COLLAPSE - Journal of Philosophical Research and Development (www.urbanomic.com) in collaboration with iRes, University College Falmouth, present a one day symposium:

THINKING NOTHING - the void and its resurgence in contemporary thought

Thursday, 31st July, 2008
from 10am to 5 pm
Library Seminar A
Woodlane campus,
University College Falmouth,
Cornwall, UK

From the emergence of empty set as a basis for ontology, to materialist negative theology, to Metzinger's 'nemocentric' destitution of the subject, contemporary thought seems to be obsessed with nothing. But the politics of this nothing seems drastically different from its earlier existentialist and postmodern nihilistic incarnations. This symposium seeks to explore the problem of nothing in contemporary thought, asking precisely how the postulation of an inherent negativity as a productive realm of philosophical discourse has come to characterise our intellectual landscape, and how the contemporary void relates to those of Ancient and Modern philosophical traditions.

Speakers (TBC) to include:

Justin Clemens (University of Melbourne); Author of 'The Mundiad', 'Avoiding the Subject' [with Dom Pettman], and coeditor/translator of Alain Badiou's 'Infinite Thought'
Ray Brassier (Middlesex University); Author of 'Nihil Unbound', Translator of Alain Badiou's 'Saint Paul'
John Sellars (University of the West of England); Author of 'The Stoics' and 'The Art of Living'
Robin Mackay (Middlesex University); Editor of 'Collapse', Translator of Alain Badiou's 'Number and Numbers'
Iain Hamilton Grant (University of the West of England); Author of 'Philosophies of Nature After Schelling'
Alex Murray (University of Exeter); Co-editor of parrhesia: a journal of critical philosophy, co-editor of 'The Work of Giorgio Agamben

iRes - Research in Interactive Art & Design

BOLD TENDENCIES II

BOLD TENDENCIES II MONUMENTAL OUTDOOR SCULPTURE

14 - 20 JULY, open daily 12noon - 6pm
Level 10 , Peckham Rye Multistorey Car Park, 95A Rye Lane SE15 4ST

Michael Allen, James Balmforth, Tom Barnett, Thomas Brock, James Capper, Nathan Cash, Bobby Dowler, Christopher Green, Oliver Griffin and Henry Stringer, Nicholas Jeffrey, Shaun McDowell, Robin Shepherd, Matthew Stone, Edward Wallace

HANNAH BARRY GALLERY