Czech

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Filozofická fakulta (FF MU)

An interest in new media art and the ability to read scholarly texts in English.

Attendance (50 %). Participation in class discussions. Submission of determined texts’s summaries.
Final written test: The test consists of 20 questions. 50 % correct answers is needed to pass.
Attendance is mandatory (50 %).

The aim of the course is to acquaint students with the new media art as a specific area of modern and postmodern art, situated at the intersection of computer technology and technical media trajectories of development.
After completing the course, student will be able to:
- Define new media art;
- Describe relations between historical avant-guard art and new media art;
- Identify and characterise periods of new media art development;
- Distinguish different kinds of new media art, to determine their location on the timeline of new media art, and to assign the most important authors and works to them;
- List the specific themes of new media art.

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DUNN, D. – VASULKA, W. – VASULKA, S. (ed.): EIGENWELT DER APPARATE – WELT, Pioneers of Electronic Art. Linz: Ars Electronica, 1992. (CS)
FRIELING, R.; DANIELS, D.: Media Kunst Netz / Media Art Net. Vídeň-New York: Springer, 2004. (CS)
MANOVICH, Lev: Avant Garde as Software. Lev Manovich Official Website. 1999. Dostupné on-line: http://manovich.net/index.php/projects/avant-garde-as-software (CS)
MARTIN, Sylvia: Video Art. Taschen, 1992. (CS)
MEIXNEROVÁ, Marie (ed.) #mm net art – internetové umění ve virtuálním a fyzickém prostoru prezentace. Olomouc: Pastiche Filmz, 2014. (CS)
PAUL, Christiane: Digital art. Thames & Hudson, 2003. (CS)
REENA, Jana –TRIBE, Mark: New Media Art. Taschen, 2009. (CS)
RUSH, Michael. New Media in Late 20th Century Art. Thames & Hudson, 1999. (CS)
WARDRIP-FRUIN, N. a kol. (eds.): The New Media Reader. Cambridge: MIT Press, 2003. (CS)

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