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Dyske Suematsu - is a writer based in NYC. He received his undergraduate degree from School of Visuals Arts in Fine Arts and has created AllLookSame.com, URLDJ.com, and PainInTheEnglish.com. His artwork "NETABSTRACTION" was shown at 2001 New York Digital Salon and 2003 Boston Cyberarts Festival (Transcodex). This text looks at the wider knowledge we should all be attempting to gain and use in our understandings of new media.
Oliver Ressler carries out exhibitions, site specific projects in public space and videos on issues such as racism, the economy, genetic engineeringand forms of resistance. His recent ongoing exhibition project "Alternative Economics, Alternative Societies" has been realized in Galerija Skuc in Ljubljana and Kunstraum Lueneburg and this interview provides valuable insight into his work.
Dr Nick Lambert works at the CACHe Project, Birkbeck College, studying the origins of British Computer Art. This is the 2nd part of the article which we featured in the last issue looking at Computer Art's status as an artform, its origins and some unexplored facets of its history.
Charlotte Frost is the editor of Furthertxt, regularly writes for Rhizome, and has written for Mute and Net Art Review. Current research involves list-serves having made a selection for Low-Fi and she will discuss thesubject at ISEA 2004. This text is a little look at why text is so important to net art, and a hint at what's next for Furthertxt....

Editors Foreword
 


Q. When is an editorial not an editorial?

A. When it isn't written by the editor!

What I really mean is, when there isn't just one editor! The focus of Furthertxt has always been to find as many ways of providing varied texts and textual interaction as possible - one answer is to offer the site to guest editors, in turn widening the styles and methods of editing, the stable of featured writers and the opportunities to get involved. I will still be managing the site, and editing when I can, but I will also be planning exciting new projects that Furthertxt will unveil over the next year, to complement its programme of guest editors, and to help it evolve from a static magazine to a more dynamic entity….


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