PILproject– The Meme, the Roskomnadzor and Memetics

Over the past couple of years, the Internet meme reached new heights of popularity in western culture. During this time, Continue reading →

Molly Soda. Comfort Zone

Digitalised information has lately increased its domain and influence, relying on a hypnotising textual abundance derived from the conceptual and Continue reading →

In conversation with…Rosana Antolí

Rebecca Edwards, of arebyte, interviews artist Rosana Antolí whose residency, and current exhibition Virtual Choreography, maps the local area by researching the common Continue reading →

PIL Project (2014 – current): Kickstarter

PILproject (PIL) sets out to delve into the political value of its growing meme collection following on from the previous Continue reading →

Artist of the Month: August with Olia Lialina

CtC’s Artist of the Month for August is Germany-based, Russian artist Olia Lialina (1971, Moscow). Stealing the attention of an Continue reading →

The net art virus

While the debate over the lineage of the Internet, from net.art to Post-Internet is a hotly discussed topic – the Continue reading →

Neoliberal Lulz @ Carrol/Fletcher: Lol -> lul; lols -> luls; lolz -> lulz

There was a time when pigment or stone were sovereign mediums in art production, when the tangible market was the Continue reading →

YouTube Red and Free Communication Online

YouTube, the video sharing website launched in 2005, is ostensibly a website with a simple concept, where users may upload, Continue reading →