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- November 2008 - Seduction
- October 2008 - Sublime
- September 2008 - Digital Colonialism
- May 2008 - Where Am I?
- April 2008 - Tangiblity
- March 2008 - About the readings
- February 2008 - Reaction
- Bibliography For January 2008
- Summary Fall 2007
- November 2007 - Human Communication?
- October 2007 - Thoughts on Semester Readings
- August 2007 - "I Am a Photographer?"
Readings for January 2009
- The Crystal World - J.G.Ballard
- Seduction - Jean Baudrillard
- Digital Media: Transformations in Human Communication
- After Modern Art 1945-2000
- True Colors: The Real Life of the Art World
- Installation Art in the New Millennium: The Empire of the Senses
Readings for June 2008
- Pause and Effect - the art of interactive narrative - Mark Stephen Meadows
- Labyrinths - Jorge Luis Borges
- Materializing New Media - Embodiment in information aesthetics - Anna Munster
- Sensorium - Ed. Caroline Jones
- The Digital Dialectic - Ed. Peter Lunenfeld
- The Digital Sublime - Vincent Mosco
- Art of The Digital Age -Bruce Wands
- Visual digital cuture - Surface Play and Spectacle in New Media Genres
- Neuromancer - William Gibson
- Cyberspace - first steps - ed. Michael Benedikt
- Emergence: The Connected Lives of Ants, Brains, Cities, and Software
Readings For January 2008
- What The #$*! Do We Know? - Video - Done
- 21: Art in the 21st Century - Seasons 1&2 - Done
- Introducing Postmodernism -Done
- Phillip Pullman: His Dark Materials: Trilogy - Done
- Walter Benjamin - The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction - Done
- Roland Barthes - The Photographic Message - Done
- Jean Beaudrillard - Simulacra and Simulations - Done
- Abigail Solomon-Godeau - Photography After Art-Photography - Done
- Kate Linker - From imitation to the Copy to Just Effect: On Reading Jean Baudrillard - Done
- John Berger - Ways of Seeing - Done
- Marshall McLuhan - The Medium is the Massage - Done
- Marshall McLuhan - Understanding Media - Done
- Henry Jenkins - Convergence Culture - Done
- Allucquère Rosanne Stone: War of Desire and Technology at the Close of The Mechanical Age
- Susan Sontag - On Photography
- Joel R.Primack and Nancy Ellen Abrams: View From the Center of the Universe - Discovering Our Extrodinary Place in the Universe
Readings for June 2007
- Linda Nochlin - Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?
- Carol Duncan - The MoMA's Hot Mamma's
- Carol Duncan - Virility & Domination in Early 20th Centure Vanguard Painting
- Linda Nochlin - The Imaginary Orient
- Griselda Pollock - Modernity & the Space of Femininity
- Gavin Butt - The Greatest Homosexual? Camp Pleasure and the Perfomative Body of Larry Rivers
- Judy Chicago - Excerpts from The Dinner Party: A Symbol of Our Heritage
- Robert Smithsom - Cultural Confinement
- Richard Serra - Verb List
- Sol Lewitt - Photographs on Conceptual Art
- Allen Ginsburg - Howl
- Allan Kaprow - Happenings in the New York Scene
- Claes Oldenburg - I am for an Art
- Mary Anne Staniszewski - Believing is Seing - Creating the Culture of Art
- Fredrick Jameson - Post Modernism and Consumer Society
- William J. Mitchell - Intention and Artifice
- John Perry Barlow - Selling Wine Without Bottles
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