THE F.A.T. MANUAL [electronic resource].

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THE F.A.T. MANUAL [electronic resource].

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Link Editions 2013

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Open access content

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CC BY-NC-SA

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In more than five years of activity, the Free Art and Technology Lab (F.A.T. Lab) produced an impressive series of projects, all developed with open source software, shared online and documented in a way that allows everybody to copy, improve, abuse or simply use them. This approach situates F.A.T. Lab in a long tradition of DIY, processual, sharable artistic practices based on instructionals, and reveals a democratic idea of art where Fluxus scores meet hacker culture (and rap music). Featuring texts by Régine Debatty, Evan Roth, Domenico Quaranta, Geraldine Juárez and Randy Sarafan, The F.A.T. Manual is a selection of more that 100 projects, done in the belief that printing these bits on paper will allow them to spread in a different way, infiltrate other contexts, and germinate. An archive, a catalogue, a user manual and a software handbook documenting five years of thug life, pop culture and research and development.
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Archives
Artists' writings
Computer art
Art and the Internet
New media art
Computer software

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Domenico Quaranta
Geraldine Juárez
Régine Debatty
Evan Roth
Randy Sarafan
Fabio Paris

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