Dr. Florian Cramer Professor 21st Century Visual Culture / Autonomous Practices Publication(s) By Dr. Florian Cramer Letters from dystopian and utopian futures of arts education Part of a book 15 December 2020 Crafting privacy: two case studies integrating cross-disciplinary perspectives on privacy in design Conference contribution 26 November 2019 Crapularity aesthetics Article 15 January 2019 Disrupt by the Rules. Interview with Florian Cramer Other 26 November 2018 Hybrid publishing: between print and electronics, art and research Part of a book 22 November 2018 Pattern Discrimination Book 30 October 2018 Leaving Facebook for good - or just for virtue signaling? Article 16 June 2018 The Moral of the Xerox. Context for a Conversation on the Ethics of Piracy, Cultural Appropriation and Flows of Consent and Permission - Missalette Article 01 September 2017 Open Source as a Test Case for a Post-Humanist Commons [Does The Tragedy of the Commons Repeat Itself as a Tragedy of the Public Domain?] Part of a book 30 June 2017 Does Witte de With have to change its name? - Opinion Other 18 June 2017 Net Activism - Net Demagogy (video) Other 12 April 2017 panel discussion on big data, algorithmic profiling, filter bubbles and political populism Meme Wars: Internet culture and the ‘alt right’ Lecture 17 March 2017 Hiding in Plain Sight. Amy Suo Wu’s The Kandinsky Collective Book 17 February 2017 Depression: Post-Melancholia, Post-Fluxus, Post-Communist, Post-Capitalist, Post-Digital, Post-Prozac Part of a book 28 June 2016 Hoezenpoezen: a primer Part of a book 01 January 2016 From print to ebooks: a hybrid publishing toolkit for the arts Book 01 January 2015 What is 'Post-digital?' Article 01 January 2014 typewriters vs. imageboard memes cantunderstand Open! cantunderstand Platform for cantunderstand Art, cantunderstand Culture and cant Other 01 October 2013 Reinventing the art school, 21st century Book 01 September 2013 Post-digital Aesthetics Article 01 May 2013 Post-Digital Writing Article 12 December 2012 WikiLeaks Has Radically Altered the Military-Diplomatic-Information Complex – 10 Reasons For and Against Article 16 March 2011 A Brechtian Media Design: Annemiek van der Hoek’s Epicpedia Article 31 January 2011 Analog Media as (Anti-) Social Networking Conference contribution 20 August 2010 Ctrl→ Alt→ Delete. Vom schnellen Verfall neuester Literatur: Warum es heute noch weniger interessante Netzdichtung gibt (als vor einem Jahrzehnt) Article 01 January 2010 The creative common misunderstanding Part of a book 01 January 2008 (echo echo) echo (echo): Command Line Poetics Article 01 January 2007 Pornographic Coding Part of a book 01 January 2007 Sodom Blogging: Alternative Porn and Aesthetic Sensibility Article 01 December 2006 Words Made Flesh. Code, Culture, Imagination Book 31 January 2005 Digital Code and Literary Text Article 01 November 2003 Show all publications Home Research and development Professors Share this page Share on LinkedIn Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Email this page Print this page
Crafting privacy: two case studies integrating cross-disciplinary perspectives on privacy in design Conference contribution 26 November 2019
The Moral of the Xerox. Context for a Conversation on the Ethics of Piracy, Cultural Appropriation and Flows of Consent and Permission - Missalette Article 01 September 2017
Open Source as a Test Case for a Post-Humanist Commons [Does The Tragedy of the Commons Repeat Itself as a Tragedy of the Public Domain?] Part of a book 30 June 2017
Net Activism - Net Demagogy (video) Other 12 April 2017 panel discussion on big data, algorithmic profiling, filter bubbles and political populism
Depression: Post-Melancholia, Post-Fluxus, Post-Communist, Post-Capitalist, Post-Digital, Post-Prozac Part of a book 28 June 2016
cantunderstand Open! cantunderstand Platform for cantunderstand Art, cantunderstand Culture and cant Other 01 October 2013
WikiLeaks Has Radically Altered the Military-Diplomatic-Information Complex – 10 Reasons For and Against Article 16 March 2011
Ctrl→ Alt→ Delete. Vom schnellen Verfall neuester Literatur: Warum es heute noch weniger interessante Netzdichtung gibt (als vor einem Jahrzehnt) Article 01 January 2010