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WEBRADIO-TIPPS
webradio has widened our radio-radar in a wonderful way. therefore, since 2005 miss.gunst regularly writes so called "webradio-tipps", each of which introduces a webradio or a radio station with webstream, special channels and/or single shows presenting radio art and/or sound art.
HOME MADE LABOR : WEBLOG : MUSIK MEDIEN KUNST | HOME MADE LABOR : WEBLOG : MUSIC MEDIA ART
A weblog for musings on music, art and media with a special focus on experimental practices and D.I.Y-culture.
fITt.NETt
The "fITt.NETt" center was conceived as an online resource and learning platform for gender related issues in technoculture: A virtual fitness studio that provides courses training abilities as well as ressources related to general skills in the area of online communication (i.e. research techniques, how-to's for mailinglists and forum communication), for body enhancement (i.e. from html to vrml data body programming), wellness (i.e. conflict management in e-communication, but also relaxing techniques for those spending a lot of time in front of computers), beauty (ranging from webdesign to webbased art work) and health (i.e. online security).
cyborg config.sys
"cyborg config.sys" was conceived as an infobase and course platform related to a seminar/course dealing with the subject "Konfigurationen der Cyborg", and held at the Hochschule für Gestaltung Offenbach in winter 2000/2001.
encyclopedia of stolen ideas
Who owns ideas? Can ideas be owned – just like material things? Obviously, the notion of "ownership" is quite problematic in this context.
The "encyclopedia of stolen ideas" is an online platform to reflect upon these issues.
museum of missing links
the museum of missing links was founded in spring 2000 for the purpose of collecting and researching on data of sites neticens once bookmarked as their favorites but later ended up as broken links, and to introduce surfers to a once estimated part of the world wide web that otherwise will be lost in time and space.
high-q lose | high-q sorts
[high-q sorts] are formatted like traditional sorts: small sheets of paper are rolled and then tied with a tiny piece of string. in this case each sort contains a haiku poem buit on the basis of claims found in magazine ads for computer hardware, software, and gadgets.