according to the hour of the day memoranda

18 September 2012

our mission should we choose to take it


Obscurum per obscurius

The objectives, the difficulties; the way forward…

menubar title —Our mission…
menu title —should we choose to take it

window 1 ‘A fretful middle England’
Our mission —should we choose to take it— is to persuade 
a fretful ‘middle England’ of an alternative to its default right 
of centre agenda, particularly one as supine and so timeworn 
as the current model—

attached panel 1 ‘A reformation’
—and to do so while trying to bring about a reformation of this now deficient social system through actions similar to those which long ago enabled the Scandinavian countries to become social democracies, or allowed other ‘lesser breeds without the law’ 
to abandon the rigours of communism

menubar title —The difficulties…
menu title —the British caste system category of ‘upper working class’ or ‘lower middle class’

window 2 ‘The backbone of society’
Formerly seen as the backbone of society, one which allowed
a degree of social mobility, this is now more likely to be seen
as a default setting for a form of ‘net-curtain Nazism’ (the term used by the Maltese-American digital media artist Nina Zammit-Zorn in her eponymous work of 2007 to describe what she saw as the British equivalent of the American Tea Party)

attached panel 2 ‘***’
in prep 

end of working text

20 July 2012

on the empty bottle shop of P


On The Empty Bottle Shop Of P

window 1 ‘window’
In the Central European city of P the laconic conceptual artist K directs me to The Empty Bottle Shop, in whose window three empty wine bottles hang on wire against a backdrop of faded crepe paper…

attached panel 1 ‘panel’
further Content to follow : unlike happiness

16 July 2012

on the used nail shop of P


On The Used Nail Shop Of P

window 1 ‘window’ 
In the Central European city of P the sardonic conceptual artist K directs me to The Used Nail Shop, in whose window is displayed on a bed of faded crepe paper a well ordered arrangement of more or less straightened brads, clouts, galvanizeds, lost heads, ovals, panel pins, round wires and more…

attached panel 1 ‘panel’
further Content to follow : unlike happiness

15 June 2012

production update 2012


PRODUCTION UPDATE 2012

// The outline of an identity : Jeff Instone is now aged 71 ; this list is in REVERSE chronological order

}
var DigitalMediaWorkOne 2012—2007
(With NinaZammit-Zorn And ZX191724B) = new makeArray(4)
      DigitalMediaWorkOne[0] = “2009 Publication of ‘Intercourse’ in ‘/seconds issue 11’ September/2009 online magazine UK
www.slashseconds.org/issues/003/003/articles/nzzorn/index.php
      DigitalMediaWorkOne[1] = “2008 Publication of ‘Cat Mat Sat’ in ‘/seconds issue 9’ Oct/2008 online magazine UK
www.slashseconds.org/issues/003/001/articles/nzammitzorn/index.php
      DigitalMediaWorkOne[2] = “2008 Publication of ‘Cat on Spec’ Fall/Winter 2008/9 edition of Specs Journal Rollins College Florida USA Inclusion of JavaScript version on 2008 online edition
      DigitalMediaWorkOne[3] = “2007 Award for screen-shots from ‘Net-curtain Nazism in Middle England’ publ. Mute / Culture and politics after the net Vol 2 #6 ‘Living in a Bubble: Credit debt and crisis’”
function rand(n){

}
var DigitalMediaWorkTwo 2007—2000 = new makeArray(7)
      DigitalMediaWorkTwo[0] = “ON UNREALIZED INTERCOURSE WITH AN INTELLIGENT BUILDING
(work in progress) in part-time residence at pva Labculture from 2004 working on the development of screen installations which use Mac OSX AppleScript to activate applications and automate machine to machine instruction across a network”
      DigitalMediaWorkTwo[1] = “IN THE IMPERFECT PRESENT : IN THE FUTURE PERFECT Development funded by Arts Council England South East”
      DigitalMediaWorkTwo[2] = “VIEW (THE SOCIAL FIELD) JavaScript (unshown)”
      DigitalMediaWorkTwo[3] = “TEXTLAB trAce Online Writing Centre Nottingham Trent University”
      DigitalMediaWorkTwo[4] = “AT ED INSTONE’S AUTOS JavaScript search-engine Commissioned for Burning Bush 2 University of Dundee”
      DigitalMediaWorkTwo[5] = “LABCULTURE 2 BURSARY
pva MediaLab Project at Lighthouse Brighton”
      DigitalMediaWorkTwo[6] = “QUOI DE NEUF PUSSYCAT? JavaScript search-engine Artist in residence at CAMAC France”
function rand(n){

}
var DigitalMediaWorkThree 2000—1992 = new makeArray(8)
      DigitalMediaWorkThree[0] = “SO SPOKE THE RUSKIN MASTER JavaScript Internet work As EUROPEAN MEDIA ARTIST IN RESIDENCE EXCHANGE (EMARE) The Werkleitz Gesellschaft Germany www.werkleitz.de
      DigitalMediaWorkThree[1] = “NEVER HEARD OF THAT HANDLER SuperCard standalone for MacOS
Bursary to use facilities made available by Loughborough University of Technology”
      DigitalMediaWorkThree[2] = “MICRONET EXPURGATOR 1 JavaScript Internet work Commission from var e-zine Cambridge”
      DigitalMediaWorkThree[3] = “THE WORD BEYOND SPEECH II : KISS THE BONY STRUCTURE Internet commission with Julian Weaver from Camerawork London launched at Transmediale 97 Berlin and Ostranenie 97 Electronic Media Forum Bauhaus Dessau now archived at www.bak.spc.org/instone and also www.hypo.io/index.php?twbsii
     DigitalMediaWorkThree[4] = “THE WORD BEYOND SPEECH I SuperCard standalone for MacOS Idea and construction
Jeff Instone sound files Julian Weaver limited edition CD-ROM launched VIDEOFEST 8 Berlin”
     DigitalMediaWorkThree[5] = “APARTHEID STAINED US FOREVER. CD-ROM publ. Electronic Arts component of Freedom in our Lifetime Commissioned by ANC / YO!SA designed at mindBath Interactive London”
     DigitalMediaWorkThree[6] = “QUO VADIS JOE SIXPACK? SuperCard standalone for MacOS”
     DigitalMediaWorkThree[7] = “FOREVER AMBER AT ZEBRA CROSSING Re-formed printer text publ. by Jeff Instone Publications”
function rand(n){

}
var PreDigitalMediaWork 1987—1974 = new makeArray(9)
      PreDigitalMediaWork[0] = “ECHOES : MATT'S GALLERY London latex stencil text paintings” 
      PreDigitalMediaWork[0] = “TRANSFERS : AIR GALLERY London plaster cast text collages”
      PreDigitalMediaWork[1] = “CASTS : MATT'S GALLERY London plaster cast radio transcripts”
      PreDigitalMediaWork[2] = “SCRIPTS : GALERIA AKUMULATORY 2 Poznan written drawings”
      PreDigitalMediaWork[3] = “479,970 NUMBERS ON
A TILED FLOOR : RIVERSIDE STUDIOS London written drawing”
      PreDigitalMediaWork[4] = “69,000 WORDS ON
A BRICK WALL : MATT'S GALLERY London written drawing and publication of ‘Scripts’”
      PreDigitalMediaWork[5] = “CRATYLUS : SAO PAOLO BIENNAL British Council exhibition”
      PreDigitalMediaWork[6] = “SCRIPTS : GALERIA AKUMULATORY 2 Poznan written drawings”
      PreDigitalMediaWork[7] = “THE TERRE VERTE VENUS PROBE : SERPENTINE GALLERY London written paintings extracts published in Bananas Literary Magazine Decipherment Issue”
      PreDigitalMediaWork[8] = “WORDPRINTS : GALERI GRAFIKHUSET Stockholm screen prints”
function rand(n){

}
var BackGroundOne = new makeArray(4)
      BackGroundOne[0] = “COLLECTIONS The British Council 1979 www.collection.British council.org Neuer Berliner Kunstverein www.nbk.org CD-ROM open digital archive 1998”
      BackGroundOne[1] = “AWARDS The British Council,
Greater London Arts, GLA Publication Fund, The Elephant Trust, Southern Arts International Initiatives Fund, Southern Arts Development Fund, Arts Council England Awards to Individuals Scheme”
      BackGroundOne[2] = “PUBLICATIONS Jeff Instone has written articles and reviews on John Blake, Peter Kennard, Jaroslaw Koslowski, John Murphy, Avis Newman, Cy Twombly and Richard  Wilson (published in Art Monthly  Artscribe International  CV Journal of the Arts)”
      BackGroundOne[3] = “EDUCATION St Martins College of Art & Design 1990-1992 (part-time) PGDip Computer Aided Graphic Design, Institute of Education London University 1963-1964 (full-time) Art Teachers Certification, Winchester School of Art 1959-1963 (full-time) National Diploma in Design (Painting), Intermediate Certificate in Art and Design”
function rand(n){

}
var BackGroundTwo = new makeArray(1)
      BackGroundTwo[0] = “BACKGROUND b.1941 The above list sets out in reverse chronological order details of works made and shown from the mid 1970s to those now in progress, although in fact production began some 10 years earlier during the mid 1960s following a conventional post-war British and colonial state schooling, prescribed by the selective procedures of the time, followed by study at a regional vocational art and design school, providing an intellectually lack-lustre though technically absorbing skill based design education, one tending to view ‘experiment’ with some alarm until an abrupt volte-face in the regulation of art and design teaching led to a more innovative system, which confusedly, in the context of the early 1960s, appeared to look to the Bauhaus and 1930s Modernism for its inspiration; followed by a working life based in London with brief excursions on mainland Europe; particularly to Poland in the late 1970s and early 1980s, and brief periods as artist in residence in Germany in the late 1990s and France in 2001”
function rand(n){

}
var Contact = new makeArray(1)
      Contact[0] = “interruptusinstone@gmail.com, tel +44 (0)238 061 4665, mobile +44 (0)787 563 7761, skype: interruptusinstone, @ZX191724B”
function rand(n){




14 June 2012

proposal update 2012


PROPOSAL UPDATE 2012
// I  work to prepared scripts allowing prominence to system and process
}
var ProposalOne = new makeArray(5)
      ProposalOne [0] = “To write a serial of process conscious
applications in AppleScript and Xcode to run across a network”
      ProposalOne [1] = “…Using as a starting point the script-editing
and compilation possibilities existing within Mac OSX”
      ProposalOne [2] = “(a) AppleScript”
      ProposalOne [3] = “(b) Developer (Xcode, Interface Builder)”
      ProposalOne [4] = “(c) Terminal (the Unix component of 
Mac OSX)”
function rand(n){

}
var ProposalTwo = new makeArray(3)
      ProposalTwo[0] = “To build an online textwork…”
      ProposalTwo[1] = “Using JavaScript to make use
of timed frame loading…”
      ProposalTwo[2] = “And the random selection of items
from prescribed source lists”
function rand(n){

}
var ProposalThree = new makeArray(1)
      ProposalThree[0] = “To install server software to examine 
the feasibility of individual artists setting up personal servers”
function rand(n){

}
var Context = new makeArray(3)
      Context[0] = “Work is the systematic organization of material, medium and time ; with some ‘random’ items placed within
the frame, in distant homage to Umberto Eco’s notion
of ‘cogito interruptus’” 
      Context[1] = “And should embody the desire of the bourgeois artworker ‘To find a way of routinizing even bureaucratizing
the exercise of the imagination’…” 
      Context[2] = “A quotation taken out of context as all quotations should be, from the concluding recommendations of the Final Report of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States ; The 9/11 Commission Report”
function rand(n){

}
var ArtOfTheMatter = new makeArray(3)
      ArtOfTheMatter[0] = “The ART of such a work lies in the fact that it is at base common-place operations set to order : 
the manipulation of the minimum achieving control
of the maximum”
      ArtOfTheMatter[1] = “If IDEAS are no more than a set
of operations then the first value of the work lies in being made then unmade in real time on a screen or a number of screens
or otherwise projected…”
     ArtOfTheMatter[2] = “The MACHINE represented as a succession of tasks and the STORY as a serial of un-folding
often unrelated actions”
function rand(n){

}
var MissionaryPositionA = new makeArray(4)
      MissionaryPositionA[0] = “To demonstrate the practice
of cogito interruptus as…”
      MissionaryPositionA[1] = “the routines and subroutines
of system events—as the message of the medium which builds itself only to deconstruct as a matter of course during the course of the work—using alphanumeric signage as the record
of the process of the work (in Ogden's Basic English or PNG Pidgin English)”
      MissionaryPositionA[2] = “To insert random reference matter into the events of the system to provide a layer of content irrelevant to the work as a whole”
      MissionaryPositionA[3] = “To insert polemic and cod-polemic references into the events of the system to provide a layer
of content as irrelevant to the work as the random inserts
referred to above but appearing to be of greater value owing
to the more serious nature of the references”
function rand(n){

}
var MissionaryPositionB—AndNotTo = new makeArray(4)
      MissionaryPositionB—AndNotTo[0] = “Record
moving imagery ; a partial narrative of negligible events”
      MissionaryPositionB—AndNotTo[1] = “Record and arrange photographic imagery ; a partial view of a negligible event”
      MissionaryPositionB—AndNotTo[2] = “Record music ;
a banal interruption of silence”
      MissionaryPositionB—AndNotTo[3] = “Celebrate
the conceit of individualism”
function rand(n){

// Jeff Instone 2012 

29 May 2012

by-m-by haus bilong yu bilong mi 2


Part 02  of INTELBUILD opens with a menubar line of text : 
possibly ‘By-m-by haus bilong yu bilong mi 2’

Window 1 opens
Window text field A :

building management system and sensors (working title) :

Attached panel descends
Panel text field B :

by-m-by haus bilong yu bilong mi

Text from panel text field B replaces window text A and attached panel ascends…

Window 2 opens
Window text field C :

core aims and objectives of the intelligent building : 
mission statements and so on
component X AS a shaping structure an umbrella as ignition 
and to run procedures

Attached panel descends
Panel text field D : 
component X NOT AS : 
not known at time of writing

Text from panel text field D replaces window text C and attached panel ascends…

Window 3 opens
Window text field E :

Q should the database of the intelligent building be read as or seen to be in addition to its functionality as possessing content 
which may or may not be meaningful ?

Attached panel descends
Panel text field F : 

CONCLUDE the intelligent building supplies 
a conceptual structure 
and meaningful content is in the mind’s eye of the user : 
unless a basic or simplified or pidgin language is inserted 
to come between X and Y

Text from panel text field F replaces window text E and attached panel ascends…

Window 4 opens
Window text field G :

Q what purpose would the insertion of a natural language 
serve at this point ?

Attached panel descends
Panel text field H : 

A none at the time of writing 

Text from panel text field H replaces window text G and attached panel ascends…

Window 5 opens
Window text field I :
multi-screen installation (working title)
We’re here because we’re here because we’re here 
because we’re here

Attached panel descends
Panel text field J : 

conceptual structures / J F Sowa / AI mental modelling
component Y AS : ignition & running in response to [aspects of] X
component Y NOT AS : standalone available 
for direct user response

Text from panel text field J replaces window text I and attached panel ascends…

Window 6 opens
Window text field K :

Q should installation run independently ?

Attached panel descends
Panel text field L : 

A none at time of writing
CONCLUDE : PLAY independent of X and Z demotes 
the notion of COMMUNALITY 
but promotes the idea of INDIVIDUATION

Text from panel text field L replaces window text K and attached panel ascends…

Window 7 opens
Window text field M :

project Z
guardian / tracing agent / assassin : working title
« Quoi de neuf, pussycat ? » La femme Nikita
part SEARCH (Quoi…) part CLEAN (Nikita) cleaning agent

Attached panel descends
Panel text field N : 

research :
component Z AS :
either TXT ENT
or KYBD CMDS
or MS ACTS
(onMouseOver onMouseOut onMouseEnter 
onMouseWithin onMouseLeave)
or ALL
component Z NOT AS : to be determined

Text from panel text field N replaces window text M and attached panel ascends…

Window 8 opens
Window text field O :

Q should enquiry be only REMOTELY or TANGENTIALLY related to other [2] components ?
as is / it is more routemaster than searching enquirer 

Attached panel descends
Panel text field P : 

A none at time of writing
CONCLUDE : Z should be [re]assigned 
to the status of SWITCHing device
or ALTernatively Z should provide ENTRY to :
(a) a discourse on X and Y
(b) a parallel text contextual to X or Y or X+Y
(c) a tracing agency
(d) an interrupt (or assassin)

Text from panel text field P replaces window text O and attached panel ascends…

Window 8 closes
Part 02 of INTELBUILD closes

Obscurum per obscurius (formerly ‘Notes’)
(a) At this stage the term INTELBUILD is a WORD in progress
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)

post as date marked

17 May 2012

by-m-by haus bilong yu bilong mi 1


Part 01 of INTELBUILD opens with a menubar line of text :
possibly ‘By-m-by haus bilong yu bilong mi 1’
Window 1 opens
Window text field A :
intelligent building project X (working title) : 
Attached panel descends
Panel text field B : 
‘By-m-by haus bilong yu bilong mi’

Text from panel text field B replaces window text A
and attached panel ascends…

Window 2 opens
Window text field C :
multi-screen installation project Y (working title) : 
Attached panel descends
Panel text field D : 
‘We’re here because we’re here because we’re here
because we’re here’

Text from panel text field D replaces window text C
and attached panel ascends…

Window 3 opens
Window text field E :
search-engine and navigation project Z (working title) :
Attached panel descends
Panel text field F : 
(a) « Quoi de neuf pussycat? » 
(b) ‘La femme Nikita’

Text from panel text field F replaces window text E
and attached panel ascends…

Window 4 opens
Window text field G :
X Y Z X Z Y Z Y X Y Z X
Window text field H superimposed :

X Y Z ((By-m-by haus bilong yu bilong mi)
(We’re here because we’re here because we’re here because…)
(La femme Nikita))
Window text field I superimposed :

X Z Y ((By-m-by haus bilong yu bilong mi)
(La femme Nikita)
(We’re here because we’re here because we’re here because…))
Window text field J superimposed :

Z Y X ((La femme Nikita)
(We’re here because we’re here because we’re here because…)
(By-m-by haus bilong yu bilong mi))
Window text field K superimposed :

Y Z X ((We’re here because we’re here because…)
(La femme Nikita)
(By-m-by haus bilong yu bilong mi))
Window text field L superimposed :
Attached panel descends
Panel text field M : 

Q if the skeletal or bare-bones or structure
provided by X = FORM
(and FORM = a CONCEPTUAL STRUCTURE 
of major and minor elements within an organization : 
defined so that the structure operates in full
[or limited full] comprehension of itself) :

* full in terms of the artificial language used
* limited in terms of natural language

Text from panel text field M replaces window text I and attached panel ascends…
Attached panel descends
Panel text field N : 
and if the contextually loaded Y = CONTENT
(and CONTENT = the major NARRATIVE
containing lesser NARRATION composed independently of
the structure of the work to provide 
a social and political CONTEXTUALITY)

Text from panel text field N replaces window text J and attached panel ascends…
Attached panel descends
Panel text field O : 
and if Z = possesses neither FORM nor CONTENT 
(other than in the most minimal sense) 
it may be an irrelevant or dysfunctional element :
 what then is the value of Z ?

Text from panel text field O replaces window text K and attached panel ascends…
Attached panel descends
Panel text field P :
A none at time of writing 
(And if also Z = a VACANCY for the insertion of user procedures and as such represents an ACT or an opportunity to act then Z represents the human interface and as such need have no ID)

Text from panel text field P replaces window text L and attached panel ascends…
Window 5 closes
Part 01 of INTELBUILD closes

Notes (formerly Footnotes) :
(a) At this stage the term INTELBUILD is a WORD in progress 

(b) Refers to a proposal to use Papua New Guinea pidgin
(Tok Pisin) or Ogden’s Basic English (also known as Simple English and first presented 1930) in place of ArtSpeak and ArtifIntelSpeak (artificial or specialist languages)

(c) ‘We’re here because…’ British World War I song to the tune of Auld Lang Syne

(d) ‘La femme Nikita’ : film (L Besson) and TV series
Nikita also slang for an East European woman

(e) etc…to follow
post as date marked

15 May 2012

the end of authorship 2


Part 00 of INTELBUILD opens with a menubar line of text : possibly ‘the end of authorship 2’

Window 1 opens
Window text field A :
X Y Z Y X 

Attached panel descends
Panel text field B : 
intelligent building (X)> 
                screen installation (Y)> 
                           enquiry agency (Z)> 
                                        screen installation (Y)> 
                                                   intelligent building (X)>

Text from panel text field B replaces window text A and attached panel ascends…


Window 2 opens
Window text field C :

X Y Z Y X

Attached panel descends
 Panel text field D :

Q should X Y or Z ACT as focal point offering a WAY IN
or should all 3 act independently ?

A none at time of writing

Text from panel text field D replaces window text C and attached panel ascends…

Window 2 closes
Part 00 of INTELBUILD closes

Footnotes :
(a)   At this stage the term INTELBUILD is 
a WORD in progress (see Preface to INTELBUILD)

(b)   Window 1
X Y Z Y Z is a GROUNDGRID upon which the composition 
is to be built (as the British social and political system is a form 
of suburban or ‘net-curtain Nazism’*; the social field in which 
we stand)
* phrase from a screen textwork of Nina Zammit-Zorn c2007

(c)   Attached panel 1
note to follow

(d)   Window 2
X Y Z Y Z remains the GROUNDGRID upon which the composition
 is realized

(e)   Attached panel 2
note to follow
post as date marked

20 April 2012

le mort d’auteur 1

Preface to INTELBUILD opens with a menubar line of text : possibly ‘Le mort d’auteur’

Window 1 opens
Window text field A :
On involuntary intercourse with AN INTELLIGENT BUILDING 

Attached panel descends
Panel text field B : 
On flagging a dead cause On not flagging a dead cause

Text from panel text field B replaces window text A
and attached panel ascends…

Window 1 closes 
Preface to INTELBUILD closes

Xcode application by ZX191724B in progress 2012
Plaintext Nina Zammit-Zorn 2011 
1st draft Jeff Instone 2004
GREATWORKSINSTONE 2012

Notes :
(a) At this stage the term INTELBUILD is a WORD in progress 

(b) Window 1
The main title ‘On involuntary intercourse with AN INTELLIGENT BUILDING’ replaces the original title ‘On unrealized intercourse with AN INTELLIGENT BUILDING’ first used in an undelivered paper of 2004 

…altho’ AN INTELLIGENT BUILDING might be more accurately described as a SENSORIAL or sensored BUILDING

(c) Attached panel 1
‘On [not] flagging a dead cause’ first used as a section title (6) from THE WORD BEYOND SPEECH an incomplete essay of 1994 and in 2 screenworks of 1994 and 1997 (TWBS I and II)
made with Julian Weaver

‘…the word beyond speech.’ The last words of the final paragraph of THE DEATH OF VIRGIL Herman Broch 1945

(d) Nina Zammit-Zorn
Maltese-American media artist working informally
with unRest( ) from 2007 

(e) ZX191724B
Belgian media artist working informally
with unRest( ) from 2009

(f) Jeff Instone
Dense and uncultivated born 1st April 1941
acacia forests of northeastern Bulgaria best before see cap
post as date marked

31 January 2012

on ZX191724B

ZX191724B

menu bar : a proposal for the outline of an identity
menu title 1 : curriculum vitae and production list

window 1 ‘window’ 
ZX191724B born 1980 Oelegem Belgium

attached panel 1 ‘panel’
MA in Medieval and Renaissance Studies
The Katholieke Universiteit of Leuven Belgium

window 2 ‘window’ 
Central St. Martins College of Art & Design London UK

attached panel 2 ‘panel’
Worked as a new media artist at centres in Belgium France
and Germany

window 3 ‘window’ 
DIGITAL MEDIA WORK 2011—2008 with the digital media artist NINA ZAMMIT-ZORN
  Publication of “Intercourse” in ‘/seconds issue 11’ September/2009 online magazine UK
Publication of “Cat Mat Sat” in ‘/seconds issue 9’ Oct/2008 online magazine UK

attached panel 3 ‘panel’
DIGITAL MEDIA WORK 2007—2000 in collaboration with the digital media artist JEFF INSTONE 

window 4 ‘window’ 
ON UNREALIZED INTERCOURSE WITH AN INTELLIGENT BUILDING (work in progress) 
IN THE IMPERFECT PRESENT : IN THE FUTURE PERFECT in residence at pva Labculture
TEXTLAB
trAce Online Writing Centre Nottingham Trent University
AT ED INSTONE’S AUTOS JavaScript search-engine for Burning Bush 2 Dundee  
LABCULTURE 2 BURSARY MediaLab
Project Lighthouse Brighton
QUOI DE NEUF, PUSSYCAT? JavaScript search-engine
CAMAC France

attached panel 4 ‘panel’
Contact via Nina Zammit-Zorn : zammitzorn@btinternet.com

window 5  ‘window’
UK studio contact via interruptusinstone@gmail.com
attached panel X ‘panel’
+44 (0)787 563 7761

‘attached sheet’  X —a form of ‘dialog box’ —button ‘button’
update january 2012

end of working text 

30 January 2012

on Nina Zammit-Zorn

Nina Zammit-Zorn

an outline of an identity
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var dateofbirth = new makeArray(1)

dateofbirth [0] = “born 1978 Birkirkara Malta”
function rand(n){

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var erudition = new makeArray(3)

erudition[0] = “Foundation Studies Junior College
l-Università ta’ Malta”
erudition[1] = “BA Communication Studies
l-Università ta’ Malta”
erudition[2] = “MA in Creativity and Innovation
Edward de Bono Institute
for the Design and Development of Thinking
l-Università ta’ Malta”
function rand(n){

}
var listofwork = new makeArray(7)

listofwork[0] = “‘L-ISTORJA TAGHNA TRID
TINTEMM XI DARBA’
Development work in residence at
MacColl Center for Visual Art Charlotte NC USA
Presentation of ‘work in progress’ at
‘Research as a Subversive Activity’
DISCOURSE POWER RESISTANCE Conference 5
listofwork[1] = “‘Intercourse with an intelligent building’
‘/seconds issue 11’ online magazine”
listofwork[2] = “‘Cat Mat Sat’
‘/seconds issue 9’online magazine”
listofwork[3] = “‘Cat on Spec’
Fall/Winter 2008/9 edition 1 of  Specs Journal
Rollins College Florida USA”
listofwork[4] = “‘Net-curtain Nazism in Middle England’
MetaMute ‘Culture and politics after the net’
Vol 2 #6 ‘Living in a Bubble Credit debt and crisis’”
listofwork[5] = “‘Quoi de neuf pussycat?’
JavaScript work artist in residence CAMAC France”
listofwork[6] = “‘At Eddie Zorn’s Autos’
JavaScript work for ‘2nd Annual Arts Extravaganza!’
Bowling Green State University BG Ohio USA”
function rand(n){

}
var appreciation = new makeArray(2)

appreciation[0] = “‘Zammit-Zorn is the coming woman’
Petra Pandall-Rage a-n magazine 2011”
appreciation[1] = “‘Another fine message from ZAMZO’
Nina Infallible digital media artist 2010”
function rand(n){

var reference = new makeArray(1)
reference[0] = “Josef Pauwels
Studio Pepersaus
Vaarstraat 126a
B-2520 Oelegem Belgium”
function rand(n){

end of working text