1. Memories
of
Sand
5th
Media
Art
History
2013
|
Re:new
Riga,
Latvia
Giselle
Beiguelman
University
of
Sao
Paulo
-­‐
Brasil

3. MEMORY
HAS
BECAME
A
PRIMARY
ASPECT
OF
THE
EVERYDAY
LIFE

5. A
FETISH
HAS
BEEN
MADE
OF
“MEMORY”
AS
A
“THING”

7. MEMORY
BECAME
A
CORPORATE
ISSUE

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19. POLITICS
OF
INFORMATION
AND
MEMORY
TECHNOLOGIES

20. Portrait
of
Pope
Julius
II.
c.1512
-­‐
Raphael

21. Portrait
of
Queen
Maria
Luisa
18th-­‐
Goya

22. Luis
XIV
Hyacinthe
Rigaud
1701

24. Instead
of
causing
us
to
remember
the
past
like
the
old
monuments,
the
new
monuments
seem
to
cause
us
to
forget
the
future.(..)
They
are
not
built
for
the
ages,
but
rather
against
the
ages.
(…)
Both
past
and
future
are
placed
into
an
objecdve
present.
(…)
Time
becomes
a
place
minus
modon.
If
dme
is
a
place,
then
innumerable
places
are
possible.
Rather
than
saying,
“What
dme
is
it?”
we
should
say,
“Where
is
the
dme?”
Robert
Smithson.
Entropy
and
the
New
Monuments
(1966)

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