China Avant-Garde

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Avant-Garde

Avant-Garde 04/29/2004 05:47 PM
Avant-Garde demo 0.1

Kottke Avant Garde

Kottke Avant Garde 03/14/2005 04:33 PM
So Kottke has set up in an garret in Brooklyn to become the first full-time Blogger with Left-Bank style freedom...

New York Times on the avant-garde

New York Times on the avant-garde 09/20/2004 06:44 AM
David Pescovitz: Margo Jefferson, the NYT's Pulitzer-winning culture critic, has launched a new occasional column dedicated to "avant-garde" art. (I've always loved that term and I'm happy people are bringing it back into fashion.) Jefferson's introductory column is insightful, smart, and, most importantly, she doesn't take herself too seriously. I look forward to the next installment!

When you hear the phrase avant-garde 1)You flip through your intellectual file folder looking for examples (Dada, 12-tone music, modern dance, underground films, the Beats, theater of the absurd, electronic music).

2) You experience a certain dread. (You ask yourself if you are the only one in the gallery not getting the artist's joke, or worry that you can't finish that book said to challenge narrative conventions so boldly.)

3)You rage, "Where's the vision today, the energy?" You think back longingly. Paris, 1913: Diaghilev's Ballets Russes hurl Stravinksy's "Rite of Spring" at a shocked public. New York in the 1940's: Bird, Diz and Monk lead the charge for the music that would be known as bop. The 1960's and 70's: lofts, galleries, parks and churches shelter free jazz, new music and every kind of performance. What does it take to bring artists together to make brave new works?

I've felt each, and I'm about to start writing about the avant-garde in occasional essays and pieces of criticism. Which brings up another question: If an avant-garde is written about in a major newspaper like this one, doesn't that prove that it has moved to the culture's prosperous Midtown?

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19th century Parisian Avant Garde

19th century Parisian Avant Garde 05/12/2004 08:06 PM
“Count er Culture: Parisian Cabarets and the Avant Garde, 1875-1905. Underdiscussed art movements from the 19th century, such as the Hydropathes and the Incohérents, that intellectually resembled Dada and prefigured it by a considerable amount of time. [Via 2 Blowhards]

Point. Click. En Garde!

Point. Click. En Garde! 04/18/2004 10:48 PM
Barry Diller is taking on Henry R. Silverman in a real estate Web duel that pits two of the country's most creative deal makers against each other.

Avant Browser 9.02 Build

Avant Browser 9.02 Build 08/03/2004 07:39 PM
Techzonez Aug 3 2004 11:13PM GMT

Avant Browser 8.02 Build 112

Avant Browser 8.02 Build 112 11/10/2003 11:17 PM
Avant Browser is a multi-window browser which features with many functions such as Pop-up Stopper, Built-in Google Searching, Safe Recovery, Integrated Cleaner ...

Avant Browser v8.02 Build 207

Avant Browser v8.02 Build 207 12/10/2003 07:51 PM
Avant Browser is a multi-window Internet browser. It lets you browse multiple sites simultaneously and block pop-up ads. It features an integrated cleaner that helps you clear all traces and keep privacy. [Freeware 2.89 MB]

Avant Browser 10.0 Beta

Avant Browser 10.0 Beta 09/05/2004 04:59 PM
Techzonez Sep 5 2004 8:28PM GMT

"La Pub TV Pepsi-iTunes avant sa sortie
..."

"La Pub TV Pepsi-iTunes avant sa sortie
..." 02/14/2004 03:42 AM

Avant Browser 8.03 Beta 5 Released

Avant Browser 8.03 Beta 5 Released 11/14/2003 04:06 PM

China Mobile And China UnionPay Launch
Wireless Banking

China Mobile And China UnionPay Launch
Wireless Banking 03/28/2005 01:29 AM
ChinaTechNews.com Mar 28 2005 5:54AM GMT

China agrees to take neutral position on
3G standards at China-U.S. JCCT

China agrees to take neutral position on
3G standards at China-U.S. JCCT 04/22/2004 10:45 PM
Interfax Information Agency Apr 23 2004 2:25AM GMT

China Expert Technology awarded $10m
e-government contract in China

China Expert Technology awarded $10m
e-government contract in China 03/19/2005 02:27 AM
Computer Business Review Mar 18 2005 5:40AM GMT

"China (yes, that China) won't support
the UN resolution on US international
legal immunity because it would look as
if they were condoning our war crimes in
Iraq. Sorta makes you proud to be an
american, don't it?"

"China (yes, that China) won't support
the UN resolution on US international
legal immunity because it would look as
if they were condoning our war crimes in
Iraq. Sorta makes you proud to be an
american, don't it?" 06/19/2004 04:26 PM

CHINA: Web users want China to clarify
subversion law

CHINA: Web users want China to clarify
subversion law 02/12/2004 10:16 PM
Asia Media Feb 13 2004 3:02AM GMT

CHINA: China issues more internet
regulations

CHINA: China issues more internet
regulations 06/22/2004 01:09 AM
Asia Media Jun 22 2004 5:14AM GMT

Made-in-China played in China

Made-in-China played in China 12/17/2003 10:38 PM
CNET Asia Dec 17 2003 9:50PM ET

FC Now: Mr. China, and "Mr. China"

FC Now: Mr. China, and "Mr. China" 04/07/2005 05:55 AM
I've recently read two new books that provide very different takes on China. "Three Billion New Capitalists: The Great Shift of Wealth and Power to the East" (to be published in June by Basic Books) is by Clyde Prestowitz, president...

Can't Name Your Kid With A Dot Com In
China

Can't Name Your Kid With A Dot Com In
China 12/30/2004 07:55 PM
Earlier this year, we noted that China had told a father he could not name his kid "@", mainly because there was no good way to pronounce it. Well, it appears that China really doesn't like people naming their kids after internet related things. Not only is the "@" out, but so is naming your kid with a .com. A father wanted to name his son Zhao.com, but the registry office has rejected the name. Perhaps he should have just gone straight to a domain registrar instead. Of course, here in the US we have no such restrictions, leading to things like kids named 2.0.

Cup of China

Cup of China 12/02/2003 01:25 AM
I need ideas, plenty and plenty of ideas. What I want to do is, I want to make a little...

Seeing Red in China

Seeing Red in China 04/22/2004 01:24 PM
CNOOC "deposited" hundreds of millions with a sister company without asking shareholders' permission.

PPC In China

PPC In China 02/24/2003 08:09 AM
Are there any PPC engines in China?

China Games IPO

China Games IPO 12/07/2003 08:39 PM
CNET Asia Dec 7 2003 8:05PM ET

Does Microsoft Need China?

Does Microsoft Need China? 09/07/2004 04:15 PM

Dr. Seuss Goes To China

Dr. Seuss Goes To China 08/14/2004 11:30 AM
Interactive Dr. Seuss programs help Chinese children learn the English language [PRWEB Aug 12, 2004]

China Vitae

China Vitae 04/09/2004 03:59 PM
China Vitae
http://www.chinavitae.com/

China Vitae is an online biographical database that provides more than 2500 biographies of current Chinese political, military, economic, business, and academic leaders. The China Vitae database offers state-of-the-art searches of its biographies, including advanced tools for learning about the backgrounds and careers of senior Chinese officials.
China Vitae's database is extensively cross-referenced. Employing an array of search tools, users can easily create lists of officials who have similar career paths, organizational affiliations, education, and places of origin. The cross-referencing allows users to follow the lives and careers of Chinese officials, individually or in groups, from birth to the present, facilitating background studies of officials in politics, military, business, and academia. This will be added to Business Resources 2004 and International Trade Resources 2004 Internet MiniGuides and has been added to Business Intelligence Resources Subject Tracer Information Blog.

iTunes goes China

iTunes goes China 05/19/2004 08:56 AM
CNET Asia May 19 2004 1:21PM GMT

GE hailed as example by China

GE hailed as example by China 12/09/2003 02:44 AM
Boston Globe Dec 9 2003 2:32AM ET

Fair Use in China

Fair Use in China 09/15/2004 09:25 AM
That'll teach us for teaching the Chinese about the importance of copyright law. Google has been threat ened for using news summaries in its Hong Kong Google News service.

Will China Really Go After Spammers?

Will China Really Go After Spammers? 09/15/2004 01:39 PM
For quite some time, it's been known that many spammers use Chinese servers to send out spam. The Chinese government hadn't paid much attention to spam, preferring to do more important things online like blockin g out Google. However, after realizing that (uh oh) political activists might start using spam to get their message out, they announced plans earlier this year to crack down on spam. It looks like it took them a few months to realize it wasn't as easy as they've expected, so they've now agreed to work with foreign anti-spam firms to try to tackle the problem. These anti-spam firms are excited about this, because they think with some cooperation from the Chinese government and Chinese ISPs they'll be able to do a lot more in stopping spam coming from China. Of course, it won't be long until spammers move on to some other country (or to various zombie systems). Still, for all the talk about how China is now interested in stopping spam, it is worth remembering that the only reason they got interested originally was to block political speech. So, is it really a coincidence that Symantec's anti-virus software is suddenly deciding that a program to route around Chinese government censorship is a trojan that should be blocked? It makes you wonder what kind of deal these security firms struck with the Chinese government.

China fearful of net

China fearful of net 01/06/2005 09:02 AM
Can 'unsettle a country's foundations'

China Choices

China Choices 12/27/2004 05:59 PM
A new, perhaps better, ETF offers investment in the country.

King Wants More of China

King Wants More of China 04/11/2005 03:00 PM
Anheuser-Busch ups its stake in Tsingtao.

China conundrum

China conundrum 04/12/2004 07:37 AM
CNET Asia Apr 12 2004 11:58AM GMT

Maybe I should emmigrate to... China?

Maybe I should emmigrate to... China? 12/02/2003 01:10 AM
The State of Britain today. Mass surveillance of it's citizenry. ID cards. Making criminals of teenagers who snog (!) And a bill to rival the USA Patriot Act removing property & human rights at a minister's whim. With men being imprisoned in UK jails for over almost 2 years, without charge or trial (ala Guantanamo) it looks like the partnership between Bush and Blair is a little more than simple expediency.

China moves from DVD to EVD

China moves from DVD to EVD 11/18/2003 03:14 PM

China Goes Nuclear

China Goes Nuclear 09/02/2004 05:56 PM

Who's Afraid of China?

Who's Afraid of China? 12/19/2004 03:03 PM
New York Times Dec 19 2004 3:10AM GMT
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