How Do You Use The Internet Mindfully? [electronic resource].

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How Do You Use The Internet Mindfully? [electronic resource].

Publication:

The Creative Independent 2018

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Open access content

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CC BY-NC-ND

Summary:

More than ever, creative people find their attention pulled in many directions by digital and networked technologies. Staying up-to-date and responsive to so many forms of online communication often feels mandatory in order to keep working. But, it can be both exhausting and dispiriting to build a creative practice while “extremely online.” With this compilation of essays produced in collaboration with Are.na, the platform for connecting ideas, we asked artists to share their approaches to using the internet more mindfully and creatively.
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Technology and the arts
Art and the Internet
Computer networks
New media art

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Added entries:

The Creative Independent
Willa Köerner
Lucy Siyao Liu
Max Fowler
Laurel Schwulst
Jon Gacnik
Jenny Odell
Ingrid Burrington
Ida C. Benedetto
Fei Liu
Édouard U.
Caroline Sinders
Pirijan Ketheswaran
Elliott Cost
Are.na

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