Projektgruppe Kulturraum Internet: 1992 - 1998. Sometimes and unsystematically, just here and there and for the fun of the photographic moment we took pictures. Now, at the final phase of PKI we all digged deeply in our computers and desks, looking out for PKI pictures and put them together to a very fragmentaric collage of PKI moments. So, some of these collective collections of visual impressions of Projektgruppe Kulturraum Internet are assembled in the following web pages to give them to your eyes. Compared to our visual memory, this photo collection of course consists more of absences of images than of actual images which we put here.
Without pictures: Things we've started but which never came to an end
December 1995, Party #1:
The Start of the Research Project "Netzkultur und Netzwerkorganisation" funded by Volkswagen Stiftung. (Party #2 will be to celebrate the release of the final PKI CD ROM)
1994, 1995, 1996. PKI events
in
Berlin (Kommunikationsnetze der Zukunft and a Meeting of Providers and Media People to discuss Internet Censorship Attempts)
and Trondheim (Management and Network Technology
October 1996, Felipe Rodriquez
August 1997, Ronda & Jay Hauben
PKI on the road:
Amsterdam, December 1994, First Dutch International Symposium on Linux
Many Places, many Times, Meetings of the Internet Engineering Task Force
Amsterdam, September 1995, FF Feigl, working on Netband Projects @ desk.nl
Kassel 1995 & 1997, Interfiction
Leipzig, Wintersemester 1995/6, MUD Workshop.
Berlin, January 1996, PKI talked @ FU Berlin, Computer Science Department
Hannover, March 1996, cebit
Berlin, June 1996, Digital Media World
Osnabrück, September 1996, European Media Art Festival
San Francisco, February 1997, New Public Library
Bonn, May 1997, Bodily Functions in Cyberspace
Berlin, May 1997, hart.moderne
Almere, August 1997, Hacking in Progress 97
Kassel, September 1997, 1. Cyberfeminist International
Berlin, October 1997, HIP Video Online Editing with Dogfilm
Berlin 1998, MIKRO Lounge
London, March 1998, Intelligent PKI Agents
October 1997, A NASA/ESA Mission to Titan carries a cd-rom with messages.