Glitch Western Wednesday, June 28th 2023!
~gM! i'm jonCates yer cryptocowpoke out in Taipei, Taiwan, creating the Glitch Western Art 1. on Glitch Western Wednesday June 28th 2023 i dropped a process thread on "Glitch Out West" my debut drop for the Analog Video Union, a new group that i'm a part of! https://objkt.com/collection/KT1XDBxZ... i made Glitch Out West wit the Sandin Image Processor, an analog computer from 1971, and the GRASS computer programming language from 1974. once, long ago, in Chicago, this cowboy built the 1rst copy of the Sandin Image Processor. his name was Phil Morton. his art studio was just across the way from Dan Sandin's art studio, down on Halsted Street, in the Pilsen neighborhood, on the South side of Chicago where these two had their studios that was the year 19 and 73, same year as this lil cryptocowpoke was born! (thats me yawl) at this time, these folks created new ways to make Art, Analog Video Art && Digital Art, wit new computers +new computer languages, Glitch Art, games, open source hardware +cyberpsychedelics! Dan Sandin, Tom DeFanti, Phil Morton, Jane Veeder, + Jamie Fenton... my ancestors, my inspirations ~wen i met Jane Veeder (pictured abv wit Phil Morton during their summer Out West in ~1978) i said: im sorry im late! && she said, thats ok, ive only bin wait'N 30 years ;) she also told me the truth: that i had come look'N fir her to find my hystories, my genealogies; my Media Art Hystories, my Media Art Genealogies; that I'd come looking for her to find out where i was from. that's what i told folks on this Glitch Western Wednesday, to explain my process, my search, Out West, on these here Glitch Western trails, to find my ways && to share wit yawl, my cryptocowpokes, how all these ppl came to be here, togethers to make my Glitch Out West i used tools that include: Media Art Hystories; Sandin Image Processor, Analog Computer - Dan Sandin (1971); GRASS GRAphics Symbiosis System, Computer Programming Language - Tom DeFanti (1974); archival footage shot on Sony Video Portapak, the first portable analog video tape recording system (1967), by Jane Veeder && Phil Morton (~1978); Dedicated to my ancestors, most especially Phil Morton, who made all of this possible but never intended it to be this way, && Jamie Fenton, who created Glitch Art in 1978 COPY-IT-RIGHT Glitch Out West - jonCates (2023) https://objkt.com/asset/KT1XDBxZxcyKh...