… writes Regine Debatty:

“This week, i’ve been watching Volume 16: Lo-tech and Volume 17: Hi-Tech. The first presents nine artists who work with basic, or in some cases antiquated technology. As its name indicates, its ‘hi-tech’ counterpart features ten artists working at the intersection of new ideas in art and technology.

There were only a few names that were familiar to me in Lo-tech and Hi-tech and that’s good, I’m all for discovering new artists. One of the reasons of my ignorance might be that i tend to be a little too enwrapped in Europe and most of the artists and commentators in both volumes are North Americans (one notable exception is Arie Altena presenting with his delightful Dutch accent Marnix De Nijs’s Beijing Accelerator.)”

http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/archives/2011/06/aspect-the-chronicle-of-new-me.php