Media archaeology is changing its face with the availability of online archives and collections. Today's find is the website for
Radical Software-periodical from the early 1970s which touches on video art, activism and media ecology. Stemming from the
Raindance corporation activities, it represents a cool example of early media art/activism debates in the New York region. It also includes ideas on different modalities of expression (how do you think in video) as well as immanence of activism with media -- all power is embedded in media systems and forms of expressions.
Front cover of
Michael Shamberg and the Raindance Corporation, Guerrilla television (New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1971).
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