I was recently interviewed by Yto (Isabel Aranda) for the magazine Escaner Cultural, based in Santiago de Chile. The interview is currently only available in Spanish:
http://revista.escaner.cl/node/279
Escaner Cultural's main page:
http://www.escaner.cl/

Noemalab, an online resource based in Milan, Italy has archived The Three Basic Forms of Remix: A Point of Entry. You can find the original entry at Remixtheory.net

My most recent essay "Regressive and Reflexive Mashups in Sampling Culture" has been released in the quaterly journal Vague Terrain. The issue is titled Sample Culture:

Announcing the launch of Vague Terrain 07: Sample Culture

The latest edition of the Toronto based digital arts quarterly vagueterrain.net is now live. The issue, vague terrain 07: sample culture is a provocative exploration of contemporary sampling of sound, image and information. This body of work examines the remix as a critical practice while addressing broader issues of ownership and intellectual property.

Vague terrain 07: sample culture contains work from: brad collard, christian marc schmidt, defasten, des cailloux et du carbone, [dNASAb], eduardo navas, eskaei, freida abtan, jakob thiesen, jennifer a. machiorlatti, noah pred, ortiz, rebekah farrugia, and an interview with ezekiel honig conducted by evan saskin.

For more information please see http://www.vagueterrain.net

I just uploaded a revised version of The Blogger as Producer to Remixtheory.net. The essay was revised for publication in the book Instalando/Installing released on April 2007, by the Chilean Collective Troyano. The text was originally released on Netartreview in March 2005. Also available in Spanish.

Below is a brief announcement of an exhibition I curated at Telic, in Chinatown, Los Angeles.

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The Latency of the Moving Image in New Media, at Telic, Los Angeles

May 25 to June 16

An exhibition of videos, online art, blogs, and audiovisual interfaces by artists who make the most of latency as a crucial element in their works. Curated by Eduardo Navas.
Go to the exhibition:
http://www.telic.info/
onlinegallery/latency/

TELIC Arts Exchange
975 Chung King Road
Los Angeles, CA 90012
T: 213.344.6137
http://www.telic.info
info@telic.info

"The Latency of the Moving Image in New Media" presents artists who make latency part of visual language in their works.

Some of the works included in the exhibition are to be experienced online while others are to be seen as projections in an actual space, and others are downloadable interactive projects developed as freeware. The works will be available for viewing at Telic in a way that is sensitive to their original contexts.

Near the end of the exhibition, AAAARG.ORG presents an open conversation about latency with Eduardo Navas. Relevant texts will be posted to http://aaaarg.org/
category/latency. The date and time of this conversation are to be announced.