»Arte, Ciencia y Tecnología. Un parnorama crítico« 
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»Arte, Ciencia y Tecnología. Un parnorama crítico«, 2009
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Texts by: Roy Ascott, Robert Atkins, Raymond Bellour, Luis Camnitzer, Rejane Cantoni, Jean-Louis Comolli, Wendy Chun, George Legrady, Arlindo Machado, Lev Manovich, Simon Penny, José Alejandro Restrepo, Eduardo Russo.https://www.academia.edu/11262884/Arte_ciencia_y_tecnolog%C3%ADa_Un_panorama_cr%C3%ADtico_La_Ferla_Jorge_Ed_E_F_T_Espacio_Fundaci%C3%B3n_Telef%C3%B3nica_Buenos_Aires_2010_ISBN_978_987_244475_8_8
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Jorge La Ferla 30-04-2025
This publication is a testimony of a series of academic activities that were part of artistic and cultural events that took place in Buenos Aires as part of the program of activities of the Espacio Fundación Telefónica, under the management of director Alejandrina D'Elía. This book was part of a project that combined lectures, exhibitions and seminars offered by invited artists, filmmakers and theoreticians, pointing out the different ways of thinking for a history of the praxis between arts, science and technology. Conceived as a volume for study and consultation, it proposes as a critical tour, through the compilation of 18 texts, which bear witness to the activities that were developed by its illustrious authors present in Buenos Aires. Texts by: Roy Ascott, Robert Atkins, Raymond Bellour, Luis Camnitzer, Rejane Cantoni, Jean-Louis Comolli, Wendy Chun, George Legrady, Arlindo Machado, Lev Manovich, Simon Penny, osé Alejandro Restrepo, Eduardo Russo.
Jorge La Ferla: Arte, Ciencia y Tecnología. Un parnorama crítico, 30-04-2025, in: Archive of Digital Art This publication is a testimony of a series of academic activities that were part of artistic and cultural events that took place in Buenos Aires as part of the program of activities of the Espacio Fundación Telefónica, under the management of director Alejandrina D'Elía. This book was part of a project that combined lectures, exhibitions and seminars offered by invited artists, filmmakers and theoreticians, pointing out the different ways of thinking for a history of the praxis between arts, science and technology. Conceived as a volume for study and consultation, it proposes as a critical tour, through the compilation of 18 texts, which bear witness to the activities that were developed by its illustrious authors present in Buenos Aires. Texts by: Roy Ascott, Robert Atkins, Raymond Bellour, Luis Camnitzer, Rejane Cantoni, Jean-Louis Comolli, Wendy Chun, George Legrady, Arlindo Machado, Lev Manovich, Simon Penny, osé Alejandro Restrepo, Eduardo Russo.
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