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EPISODE · Oct 23, 2016

Episode 32 Pixels versus Pigment

from That's Not Art - Broken Area Podcast · host Isabelle Michaud

Pixels and technology have inundated our lives. Charles Baudelaire said that urban living or the city was  "an immense reservoir of electric energy." in his essay "The Painter of Modern Life" (1863).  In the rise of industrialisation and mechanisation,  "the eye was never allowed to rest." (Geiger, Rutsky, 2005) The same anxieties felt in the fin du siècle are mirrored in the Twenty-First Century whenever we talk about technology.  Bombarded by pixels and movies, video games, apps, memes, pinterest images and instagram, the pixel is ubiquitous. Mark and I are still on that topic!! Join in, anytime you feel! Drop me a line at [email protected] song by Félix Leclerc, Hymne au printemps Photo: Isabelle Michaud Une journée dans la vie de Madame Michaud Episode 32 Pixels versus Pigment Mark Helsten and Isabelle Michaud

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