Domenico Quaranta - Salvo pela cópia / Saved by the copy
1. Saved by Copying
Domenico Quaranta
http://domenicoquaranta.com/
http://www.linkartcenter.eu/
Futuros Possíveis / Possible Futures
International Symposium
October 1 - 5, 2012
FAU - USP
São Paulo SP Brazil
Chairs: Giselle Beiguelman, Ana Gonçalves Magalhães
http://simposiofuturospossiveis.wordpress.com
2. Part 1. The Web Collector
Penelope Umbrico, Suns (From Sunsets) from Flickr, 2006-ongoing
5. All the clothes of a woman, 70 photos; Tryptichon, Seated woman, 3 wings, approx 180x220 cm
6. Artists' Collections
Aby M. Warburg, Mnemosyne-Atlas, 1924 – 1929.
Mnemosyne-Atlas, Nr.32, 1926; Gerhard Richter, Atlas
Sheet 1, 1962.
7. John Baldessari, Six Colorful Gags (Male), 1991; Richard Prince, Three Women Looking in the Same Direction,
1980
8. Jon Rafman, The 9 Eyes of Google Street View, 2009 – ongoing; Natalie Bookchin, Mass Ornament, 2009
9. "Fragmentary orphan online images make up the paint box of a contemporary artist – to infuse with purpose and
meaning, to recombine and root to a specific place and time. There is documentation of anything waiting to be
found. An endless archive of images awaits the artist. To create from it is to remember, not just to recall."
Joanne McNeil, “Endless Archive”
"the artists featured in this exhibition counter the database, understood as a structure of dehumanized power, with
the collection, as a form of idiosyncratic, unsystematic, and human memory. They collect what interests them,
whatever they feel can and should be included in a meaning system. They describe, critique, and finally
challenge the dynamics of the database, forcing it to evolve."
Domenico Quaranta, “Collect the WWWorld”
Olia Lialina & Dragan Espenschied, One Terabyte of Kilobyte Age, 2010 - ongoing
19. Texas Butt, 2007; Google image search result for “exhausted” printed onto blanket, tie, dog leash and golf towel by
Walgreens.com, 2009. mixed media, 78 x 72 x 3 inches.
20. Share Your Sorrow
“I would drop [my laptop] off a cliff without hesitation (a computer is just one of many portals to the
INFOspirit). The seeds of my data are already safely spread across the web, and this data is
what concerns me.”
“This site is dedicated to the glory of the INFOspirit. Nothing on this website do I retain personal
rights or ownership to, since everything I offer up is a rearranged incarnation of the INFOspirit
which binds us all. You may use anything from this site as you see fit, without consulting me or
asking me.”
Kevin Bewersdorf 2008
http://shareyoursorrow.linkartcenter.eu/