PARALLEL Gallery and Journal

Gallery // Journal

with an emphasis on postmodernism and poststructuralism

You are currently at Parallel one.
Parallel two is now open.

PARALLEL Gallery and Journal presents work from artists and writers who are multi-disciplinary in theory and in practice.
Each participant moves between mediums. And so do Virtual Artists and Hewson/Walker, who bring you this project.
The site covers a spectrum of interests - film, video, fiction, language, sexualities, death, criticism - all of which, and others, will be attended to by PARALLEL on an on-going basis.
The artists and writers offer an analysis of electronic culture, whilst embracing it.
We wish PARALLEL to be fluid rather than episodic. Accordingly, we will frequently add new work to the site. The site will cross-reference by chance and by intention.
And we gratefully acknowledge the support of our enablers, Camtech and Apple.
Virtual Artists and Hewson/Walker
This site was launched on 6 July 1995 and last modified 27 August

Gallery Journal

opening exhibition:
Michael Grimm Men Gossip Bronia Iwanczak The Disaster takes care of everything. Andrew Petrusevics The Insistent Orbit Lynne Sanderson The Forbidden Zone Suzanne Treister Q: Would you recognise a virtual paradise? Steve Wigg Stain of Occupation Click here for biographical information

opening articles:
Zen and Lacan Peter Bishop By The Light Of The Eternal Flame David Broker Dead Certainties Richard Grayson Learning to live
in the system Gary Krug Three Brenda Ludeman Decoding Perversity: Queering Cyberspace Jyanni Steffensen The Cutting Edge Lesley Stern Click here for journal abstracts

links

Postmodern Culture journal, of course,
and CTheory,
Refracted Angle Films is the most colourful site on the web,
and Cultronix.
anything by Gregory Ulmer - his homepage, for example,
and anything by Arthur Kroker, including the Panic Encyclopedia.
Perforations, and Mediamatic...
You can download QuickTime VR from here.
The ANAT (Australian Network for Art and Technology) site.
geekgirl is always good.
Here's an interesting site for those interested in Hyperliterature.
The File Room is where the art and censorship archive project can be found.
ISEA (The Inter-Society for the Electronic Arts) is presenting the conference ISEA 95 in Montreal from September 18 - 22.
The Marguerite Duras bibliography, in Finnish and English.
ada web is very beautiful and engaging, and at the time of listing contains an interactive project by Jenny Holzer.
EMG (Electric Media Group) is everything a good art/culture site should be...
Whats Hot and Cool is an energetic compilation.
Cool Site of the Day can often be. Dave Sag's Mark of Cain homepage featured there recently.
Clare Ruciak's Sym Choon Gallery.
Here's The Window To Russia, some Russian photography, and, on the other side of the world, Vancouver's avant-vanguard The Western Front artist centre.
The City of Bits may be a good prelude to HOMR, the Helpful On-Line Music Recommendation service...
The Mindflux Project.
The Lycos Search Form (big catalogue) is ALWAYS helpful.
A Wiliam Burroughs page, and the Lou Reed page ...
Arthole and @Art Gallery and The Surrealism Server...
...Cyanosis...
...gap...
...and the very useful Tram Stop...

The Gallery is curated by Paul Hewson.
The Journal is edited by Linda Marie Walker and Paul Hewson (Hewson/Walker).

Parallel is sponsored by Camtech (SA) Pty Ltd
Parallel is enabled by Apple Computers

To Contact Hewson/Walker:

To Contact Virtual Artists:

email: parallel@camtech.com.au voice: +61 8 341 6998 snail: PO Box 34, Sempahore, Australia 5019

email: va@va.com.au voice: +61 8 361 2033 fax: +61 8 361 2044 snail: rear 35 Kensington Road, Norwood, Australia 5067

To Contact Hewson/Walker:		To Contact Virtual Artists:
email: parallel@camtech.com.au voice: +61 8 341 6998 snail: PO Box 34, Sempahore, Australia 5019		email: va@va.com.au voice: +61 8 361 2033 fax: +61 8 361 2044 snail: rear 35 Kensington Road, Norwood, Australia 5067

Parallel is a Virtual Artists project in conjunction with Hewson/Walker.

"There is no 'central processor' in hyperrhetoric, no set of rules, but a distributed memory, a memory triggered by a cue that spreads through the encyclopedia, the library, the data base ..."
Gregory L Ulmer The Miranda Warnings: An Experiment in Hyperrhetoric in Hypertext Theory, ed. George P. Landow, the Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, 1994

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