Re: <nettime> media, art, economy?

[{ brad brace } <bbrace@wco.com>]

Questions: Can Art be de-institutionalized? Can Net-Art be
de-institutionalized -- freed from the cult of the expert? 

Eyebeam: An elite diligently elaborating its own self-protecting
etiquette...

This is an age of great conformity. The citizens are so completely locked
inside their boxes of expertise that they are effectively excluded from
open public debate. We have disguised this truth by redefining
individualism as an agreeable devotion to style and personal emotions. We
project ourselves, as if in a romantic dream, against a backdrop of
martyred existential outsiders... 


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