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Channel TWo: NYC
Proyecto online
2011
Adam Trowbridge
Jessica Westbrook

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Eleven years into the new century, it is time to discuss the terms of surrender. Not a surrender to any civilization but the surrender of civilization to those in control who would use any political participation as a crutch for their failure. The question is not if but when giving up on civilization will be seen as the only rational political stance. Channel TWo is a post-network media channel that begins with entertainment-based narrative as a common language. Structurally, it employs internet algorithms, viewer research and custom software to generate localized content. The outcome is a nonlinear, local media sequence that is directly connected to the community in which it is situated. Channel TWo begins after the inevitable surrender of civilization, a never-ending, visually-stimulating, product-placement-based culture stream. Part of Turbulence @Pace Digital Gallery 2, April 5-29, 2011.


with funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council

Keywords: broadcasting | television | parodia |
 

 


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