Re: <nettime> The Slow Media Manifesto

[molly Hankwitz <mollyhankwitz@gmail.com>]

There is something rather 'connisseur' like in this expression of
Slow Media. I like the idea of Slow Media, as opposed, I guess to
Fast Media? or the kind of speed-thing that Virilio points at about
technologies themselves, but why is this good meal being made by a
male chef, a, and is this more an argument for some kind of Fine
Media, as opposed to Low Media? Chefs rather than cooks - class
hierarchy in media making - such that something conceivably 'fast'
might be critiqued along the same lines as art was when it turned
'pop' or something.

Molly





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