The Idea of Digitality in a Post Digital Age

TR Flaxton

The Idea of Digitality in a Post Digital Age

TR Flaxton

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Abstract

In the last month of the first decade of the 21st Century I organised a large scale exhibition of high definition works from my 3 year AHRC Creative Research Fellowship. This took place at University of Westminster's P3 Gallery on Marylebone Road. To enhance and develop the themes I had touched upon in the work I had researched and was exhibiting, I invited academics from various universities who I thought to be interesting on the subject of the nature of digitality, to present some ideas, then to enter into discussions that might arise from their collective effort. These discussions ran over 4 days in front of invited audiences and also included the University of Westminster's Media Research Department, CREAM in a closed session of their current research initiatives.

Translated title of the contribution	The Idea of Digitality in a Post Digital Age
Original language	English
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 2011

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Medium: Online Digital Resource

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