Greg J. Smith

Bio: A Canadian writer and cultural worker based in Hamilton, Ontario, Greg is an editor for HOLO, and his writing has appeared in publications including Creative Applications Network, Musicworks, and Back Office. He is also a PhD candidate within the Department of Communication Studies and Multimedia at McMaster University, where he is researching the emergence of the programmable drum machine in the early 1980s.

Website: http://gr3gjsmith.net

Articles: 1127


Articles by Greg J. Smith:
09/05/2022: Terraform Labs CEO Do Kwon Assures Investors Amidst Major Crash in the Terra Cryptocurrency Ecosystem
07/05/2022: Christa Sommerer & Laurent Mignonneau Spent Three Decades Exploring “The Artwork as a Living System”
06/05/2022: “Colliding Epistemes” Showcases 13 Artist-Scientist Collaborations Produced during the Studiotopia Residency Program
05/05/2022: Exonemo Present Beta Version of Forthcoming “Metaverse Petshop” at NADA NYC
03/05/2022: Out Now: Britt Wray’s “Generation Dread” Argues Eco-Anxiety Is a Tool, Not a Dead End
03/05/2022: Monira Al Qadiri Recreates the Gulf War’s Hellish View “Behind the Sun”
30/04/2022: April 2022
30/04/2022: Claudia Hart’s Big Tip for Building a Metaverse: Spend Twenty Years
29/04/2022: Hito Steyerl Submerges Seoul in “A Sea of Data”
29/04/2022: Jonas Blume Presents New Body of Work That’s “SKIN DEEP”
27/04/2022: Out Now: Anicka Yi’s Monograph “Metaspore” Marks Her Eponymous Show at Pirelli HangarBicocca in Milan
27/04/2022: “Dialogue: James Bridle and Jonas Staal“ Foregrounds Ecology-Focused Works at NOME Gallery
27/04/2022: TeamLab Sues Los Angeles Museum of Dream Space (MODS) for Copyright Infringement
23/04/2022: Jessica Field’s “Simulating Gestures” Questions the Visibility of the Artist’s Hand in Digital Art
23/04/2022: 59th Venice Biennale Features Early Computer Art, Infinitesimal Metal Dust, Dripping Molten Steel, and an 8th-Century Persian Polymath
22/04/2022: Angelo Plessas’ Optimistic Vision for the Future of the Internet Is “More Ethereal and Less Capitalist”
22/04/2022: “Fossil Experience” Chronicles the (Uneven) Environmental Footprint of Fossil Fuels
21/04/2022: Hua Xi on the Problem with Large Scale “Harbinger” Climate Change-Focused Sculptures
21/04/2022: “Emo Gym” Brings Slew of Affective Works to Tai Kwun Contemporary
19/04/2022: Out Now: Editors Daphne Dragona & Jussi Parikka Compile “Words of Weather,” a Glossary of Climate and Environment
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