Lectures 1999   ...With Technological Means: Artists, theorists and curators working in new media   This lecture series invited outstanding digital media artists, curators and theorists to present their work. Bringing together black boxes and white cubes, the ambition of this series was to gather those artists and curators who have critically responded to the imperatives of new technology, and through their practice have claimed technology as part of cultural work.   ...With technological means Natalie Jeremijenko Natalie Jeremijenko is a design engineer and internationally renowned technoartist. Her work was included in the last Whitney Biennial and Documenta and is currently on exhibitionin London.   Critical vehicles Krzysztof Wodiczko Krzysztof Wodiczko is best known for his huge and contentious projections in public spaces (over 70 throughout Europe and US). His book, of the same title as his talk, Critical Vehicles, has just been released by MIT press.   Unexpected obstacles Perry Hoberman A retrospective of Perry Hoberman's performance and installation work recently opened the largest new media museum in the world, ZKM, in Karlsruhe, Germany.   Investing strategies RT Mark RT Mark are a new breed of activists that create and foster interventions in mass market digital products. Their projects, exposing implicit values in software and hardware have garnered massive coverage.   In the ocean of streams of story Grahame Weinbren Grahame Weinbren creates interactive cinema installations. He has exibited in the Whitney Museum, the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, the Centre Pompidou, the ICA in London, among other places and is the recipient of several NEA grants.   Panel: From here on... Neil Seiling, Producer, Alive TV Barbara London, New Media Curator, MOMA Tim Druckrey, Writer Aaron Betsky, Curator of Architecture and Design, SFMOMA

Lectures 1999   ...With Technological Means: Artists, theorists and curators working in new media   This lecture series invited outstanding digital media artists, curators and theorists to present their work. Bringing together black boxes and white cubes, the ambition of this series was to gather those artists and curators who have critically responded to the imperatives of new technology, and through their practice have claimed technology as part of cultural work.   ...With technological means Natalie Jeremijenko Natalie Jeremijenko is a design engineer and internationally renowned technoartist. Her work was included in the last Whitney Biennial and Documenta and is currently on exhibitionin London.   Critical vehicles Krzysztof Wodiczko Krzysztof Wodiczko is best known for his huge and contentious projections in public spaces (over 70 throughout Europe and US). His book, of the same title as his talk, Critical Vehicles, has just been released by MIT press.   Unexpected obstacles Perry Hoberman A retrospective of Perry Hoberman's performance and installation work recently opened the largest new media museum in the world, ZKM, in Karlsruhe, Germany.   Investing strategies RT Mark RT Mark are a new breed of activists that create and foster interventions in mass market digital products. Their projects, exposing implicit values in software and hardware have garnered massive coverage.   In the ocean of streams of story Grahame Weinbren Grahame Weinbren creates interactive cinema installations. He has exibited in the Whitney Museum, the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, the Centre Pompidou, the ICA in London, among other places and is the recipient of several NEA grants.   Panel: From here on... Neil Seiling, Producer, Alive TV Barbara London, New Media Curator, MOMA Tim Druckrey, Writer Aaron Betsky, Curator of Architecture and Design, SFMOMA

	Lectures   Each year the DMCA organizes a lecture series featuring artists and thinkers from outside Yale, as well as DMCA project grant recipients. All lectures are free and open to the public. This section is an archive of past lectures including Quicktime video and complete audio recordings; click 1999 or 2000 to see the year's lecture series.   See Events for upcoming lectures at the DMCA.