Titlebook: New Realities: Being Syncretic; IXth Consciousness R Roy Ascott (Founding President of the Planetary Co Conference proceedings 2009Latest e

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Carnival/Wearable-Art/Presences a carnevalesque hap of our contemporary indulgence with technology. This paper investigates the relationship between carnival and artistic approaches to wearable technologies. The first two parts introduce the concept of carnival and three artists from the Brazilian cultural movement known as Tropicalism from the late 1960s.

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The A-Historical Act — Design’s contemporary Striving towards Realities of the Physiologicalmporary Neo-Romanticism, where we try to work through earlier traumas with a set of unfulfillable yearnings for and uncompromising escapes into the natural .? Or are we actually witnessing a productive, positive upheaval and liberation of form and space from limiting, historically given and culturally inherent cognitive conventions?

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The Planetary Collegium’s Ninth International Research Conferece, Consciousness ReframedBrazil that brought me to its significance), there is no doubt that it has been an essentially syncretic impulse that has guided my development of CAiiA and the Planetary Collegium since its inception in 1994. Indeed the emergent field of enquiry in which our groundbreaking research artists were fir

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Round Table we will have a discussion about “New Realities” and “Being Syncretic”, and taking those terms and those interactions in order to carry out a somewhat contradictory debate on what these things mean. Let me introduce the panel members in an alphabetical order, which is not to introduce any kind of hi