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	Location One \| Alexei Shulgin 386 DX WIMP (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Shulgin’s Cyberpunk “band”, 386 DX, consists of an archaic computer that plays MIDI tunes with speech-synthesis “vocals” accompanied by Shulgin who “operates” the machine through a computer keyboard slung over his shoulder with a guitar strap.
		Shulgin has played concert halls, clubs and every kind of venue throughout Europe and America, most notably through a chain-link fence from the American side of the US/Mexican border at Las Playas de Tijuana while his computerized counterpart was free to perform on the Mexican side of the border.
		Alexei Shulgin is a Moscow-based artist, musician, curator, activist and professor.
	www.location1.org /artists/alexei_shulgin.html (464 words)

	Net.art - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The members are usually referenced as Vuk Ćosić, Jodi.org, Alexei Shulgin, Olia Lialina, Heath Bunting.
		This group was united as a parody of avantgarde movements by writers such as Josephine Bosma and Hand Dieter Huber but their individual works have little in common.
		The birth of net.art as a geographically and historically defined movement is usually related to the creation of the Electronic Photogallery [4] by Alexei Shulgin in 1994, which evolved into the Moscow wwwartcentre [5], as initiated by Alexei Shulgin, Tania Detkina, Alexander Nikolaev and Rachel Baker.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Net.art (2137 words)

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		Alexei Shulgin and his 386 DX Cyberpunk band will perform at the US/Mexican border on Saturday December 18, 1999 at 6:00 PM.
		Shulgin will perform on the manicured lawn of Border Fields State Park, in the company of the uniformed gun-slinging men and women of the US Border Patrol, who will likely be patrolling the area for illegal Mexican immigrants.
		Since borders have become more permeable for products and less passable for people, Shulgin's computer is allowed to travel freely between Mexico and the USA without a visa, but Shulgin must remain behind the chain-link fence that separates his hosting country, the land of equal opportunity, from Mexico.
	www.blogger.com /email-post.g?blogID=1949482&postID=91921266 (468 words)

	NOEMA > ARTS
		Shulgin's mild ironic criticism of the technology hype of the mid-nineties is present in all his work and one could say it typifies it.
		The way Alexei Shulgin always balanced his criticism of art and media with creating art works within the new media is quite astounding and pleasurable to observe.
		Alexei Shulgin not only includes these redundant technologies, but with 386 DX he manages to show us the redundancy of our own pop culture by covering 30 years of pop music and make the result sound like all songs were created at the same time: just now.
	www.noemalab.org /sections/arte_memo.php?IDMemo=40 (907 words)

	WN: Wired News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Shulgin doesn't have an army of Macs to back up his unique sound, which combines MIDI audio streams and lyrics delivered via a warbly text-to-speech application.
		Shulgin's stage moniker, "386 DX," is drawn from the PC, which he's been using in live performances since 1998.
		Shulgin isn't the only vintage techno act to hit the scene in recent years.
	www.wired.com /news/avantgo/story/0,2278,69173-,00.html (665 words)

	V2_: Web site offers artists "democratic forum"
		The harmonic melange is an appropriate backdrop for pioneering Russian computer artist, Alexei Shulgin, whose dissonant views and eclectic wit often catch his listeners off guard.
		Although Shulgin is the first to admit that art"s position on the Web is ambiguous at best, he is sure of one thing: "The Internet is the most democratic forum artists have ever had.
		During one of Shulgin"s recent digital meanderings, he found the winner for this year"s "Most Subtle Play with Sexual Symbolism" award, which was an American Web site about the Korean War that includes pictures of large bombers with risque mascot maidens painted across the airplanes" noses.
	framework.v2.nl /archive/archive/node/text/default.xslt/nodenr-132422 (894 words)

	Piet Zwart Institute - Alexei Shulgin as a Creative Filter
		In his talk Alexei Shulgin will give an introduction to his major artistic and curatorial projects from the perspective of the information excess and data noise we experience today.
		These and many other interesting topics with be touched upon in Alexei's richly illustrated talk, along with a report on his work at PZI.
		Alexei has participated in hundreds of local and international exhibitions, festivals and conferences on photography/contemporary art/media art/communications.
	pzwart.wdka.hro.nl /mdr/research/ashulgin/shulginlecture/view (237 words)

	With the Desktop as a Canvas
		In October, Shulgin launched Desktop Is, a Web-based art exhibition that prompts reconsideration of the visual importance of the desktop interface.
		Shulgin, 34, is an artist and curator in Moscow, where he maintains the Easylife Web site.
		Surprisingly, none of Shulgin's contributors to date has used an art masterpiece as the basis of a desktop, perhaps an indirect acknowledgment that the interface has limited aesthetic potential.
	partners.nytimes.com /library/cyber/mirapaul/121897mirapaul.html (1194 words)

	transmediale go public! biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Alexei Shulgin is an artist, curator and musician who was born 1963 and lives and works in Moscow.
		Shulgin started his artistic career as a photographer and founded the “Immediate Photography” group in 1988.
		Since 2000, Shulgin has been a professor at the Pro Arte media lab in St. Petersburg.
	www.transmediale.de /02/exbiography.php?id=31 (131 words)

	transmediale go public!: exhibition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		That this doesn't need to be so, and that even computers with limited storage capacity can still take on a function in society, is illustrated by Alexei Shulgin's outdated 386, now serving as a street musician.
		The ironic comment delivered by Shulgin and his singing computer is well within the context of the performances by the 386 DX rockband, with which he "toured" Europe in 1998 and performed on nearly 60 occasions.
		This one-man-onecomputer- show was based on a similar idea as his current installation: Shulgin presented himself as a performer carrying a keyboard, - and by simply hitting a key elicited the text-to-speech singing, accompanied by very simple music and a few Seventies-style visual effects.
	www.transmediale.de /en/02/exdetail.php?id=17 (274 words)

	Alexiej Shulgin
		After years of begging and pushing by his fans Shulgin decided to approach Staalplaat music publishers when he was in Berlin to give a concert early this year.
		The Best of 386 DX has a sleeve that was designed by Alexei Shulgin and Geert-Jan Hobijn (director of Staalplaat).
		Alexei Shulgin simply is the King of Cyberpop.
	csw.art.pl /10lat/koncert_e.html (848 words)

	artikler
		Alexei Shulgin: the refresh action manifesto invitasjon til prosjektet Refresh.
		Alexei Shulgin: indexes.html or multiple identity: om de ulike hjemmesidene til Moscow WWWart Centre.
		Alexei Shulgin: Presence and identity in cyberspace Shulgin annonserer for listen eyebeam på nettime-l.
	www.student.uib.no /~stud2081/utstilling/artikler.htm (1343 words)

	Alexei Shulgin/Tilman Baumgaertl
		Shulgin: It is not an institution at all.
		Shulgin: "Refresh" was very significant, because it was an attempt to bring very different egos together and to do some big thing with everybody working independently.
		Shulgin: I am acting as sort of an curator, who browses the web to look for unrecognized talents, because many people are so shy.
	www.kunstradio.at /FUTURE/RTF/INSTALLATIONS/SHULGIN/interview.html (2585 words)

	Piet Zwart Institute - Alexei Shulgin
		Alexei Shulgin (1963) is an artist, curator, musician born in Moscow.
		Alexei has participated in hundreds of local and international exhibitions, festivals and conferences on photography / contemporary art/media art / communications.
		Whilst a Research fellow at PZI Alexei Shulgin worked as a consulting developer for two innovative products dealing with facial recognition and visual spamming.
	pzwart.wdka.hro.nl /mdr/research/ashulgin (119 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Alexei is a moscow based artist, lecturer and legendary internet rock star!
		Seriously anyone who has seen his work or heard about it truly believes it is very unique and worthy of commendation, not just for artistsic or technical merit, but for also for the open and friendly approach.This was apparent to myself at a recent presentation.
		I had the pleasure of meeting Alexei in Huddersfield at the third annual Digital Research Unit Seminar, where he presented WIMP and performed live in time to music using this new software that manipulated the windows interface in realtime.
	oculasm.org /glitch/content_alexeishulgin.htm (116 words)

	\|\|\|\| AN INTERVIEW WITH ALEXEI SHULGIN \|\|\|\|
		As you see the design is completely arbitrary because that was the period when I changed completely from exhibiting art photography to exhibiting 'non-art' sites, with no relation to arty handiwork.
		The hardest was when I told myself "Alexei no more Internet conferences, go get a job." RB I looked for a job in order to get enough time to make projects for myself.
		But, Alexei, if you speak of a disregard for the broad public and say you are doing art for yourself, wouldn't you accept that as making art for an 'ideal' public, for a public which would appreciate you if they would only make the effort?
	userpages.umbc.edu /~hutton/alexei.html (2464 words)

	World Wide Video Festival: 2000
		Under the inspiring leadership of Russian artist Alexei Shulgin (RUS) cyberpunk rock band 386DX will perform at the Melkweg.
		Shulgin's 'band' consists of assorted outdated hardware, a dry ice machine and a keyboard.
		Ironic mockery or dead serious - whatever it may be, Shulgin's performances are always a surprise.
	www.wwvf.nl /2001/0live_event.htm (487 words)

	Lev Manovich \| Essays : On Totalitarian Interactivity
		http://www.rhizome.com) Alexei Shulgin writes: "Looking at very popular media art form such as "interactive installation" I always wonder how people (viewers) are exited about this new way of manipulation on them.
		So, emergence of media art is characterised by transition from representation to manipulation." Alexei Shulgin is right in analyzing the phenomenon of interactive art and media as a shift from representation to manipulation.
		Yes, interactive computer installations indeed represent an advanced form of audience manipulation, where the subject is put within a structure very similar to an experimental setup of a psychological laboratory or a high-tech torture chamber of CIA or KGB, the kind we saw frequently in spy films of the Cold War era.
	www.manovich.net /TEXT/totalitarian.html (1107 words)

	:110: Alexei Shulgin / 386DX playing Pigalle! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		En net.art arkeologi" ved Museet for Samtidskunst i Oslo (som undertegnede er ansvarlig for), inviterer vi til konsert med Alexei Shulgin og 386DX, for første gang i Norge.
		386 DX was invented and developed by Alexei Shulgin in 1998.
		Based on the evidence, it seems that Shulgin prefers to keep things ambiguous.
	www.museumsnett.no /pipermail/110/2003-March/000082.html (420 words)

	Alexei Shulgin bio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Began his activities on the internet in 1994, as an intersection of photography and new technologies for dissemination, with the creation of the electronic photo gallery "Hot Pictures." Founded Moscow WWWArt Centre in 1995, and thereafter started teaching seminars on the www and internet art.
		The Easylife site, which hosts the introduction to net art manifesto, and many other projects in and off the internet, was founded by Shulgin in 1997.
		Works as an artist, curator, theorist, and musician, currently based in Moscow, but also traveling to teach in the independent new media educational program organized by ProArte in St. Petersbug.
	subsol.c3.hu /subsol_2/contributors/shulginbio.html (152 words)

	MoMA.org \| Online Projects \| Internyet \| Moscow
		They wish to dash her to the ground, and shatter her image in a thousand pieces.
		None of the visuals are complete, and for the moment the computer can only warble six songs.
		When he's set, Shulgin plans to tote the 386 DX computer along the street, like a trained monkey, and panhandle near the Kremlin.
	www.moma.org /onlineprojects/Internyet/moscow08.html (180 words)

	V2_: Alexei Shulgin
		Alexei Shulgin was born in 1963 in Moscow.
		(Biography: 1996) The Moscow based artist Alexei Shulgin originally worked in the field of photography.
		Since he founded the Moscow-WWW-Art-Lab in 94 many international connections opened up and he started collaborations with artists in London, Slovenia, Barcelona and other cities.
	framework.v2.nl /archive/archive/node/actor/default.xslt/nodenr-66055 (126 words)

	T.Baumgaertel about alexei shulgin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		His loyal followers have given many tender or admiring names to Alexei Shulgin over the years.
		In this piece he confronts his audience with a stunning number of Uniform Resource Locators, that have an at times uncanny resemblence to Concrete Poetry: www.aaa.com, www.bbb.com, www.ccc.com, are just some examples of the URL's that Shulgin discovered on his quest for new ways of artistic expression on the internet.
		The virtual and the erotic, the commercial and the organic, the Grapevine and the Interface bound together by an artistic vision - that is the task that Shulgin confronted himself with and succeeded triumphantly in.
	art.teleportacia.org /exhibition/miniatures/about_alexei.html (311 words)

	Alexei Shulgin artist and art...the-artists.org
		Alexei E. find the price of Alexei Shulgin artworks
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		Personal data and representives, education, signature, exhibition history, auction results and upcoming auctions of Alexei Shulgin.
	www.the-artists.org /ArtistView.cfm?id=1D100B44-11C5-4150-A6929C7D00018791 (161 words)

	DVblog » Alexei Shulgin’s Cyber Punk Band 386 DX (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		DVblog » Alexei Shulgin’s Cyber Punk Band 386 DX Random Arts and Entertainment
		Alexei Shulgin’s Cyber Punk Band 386 DX 23rd September 2005
		Alexei Shulgin founded his 386 DX cyber punk band in 1998,
	dvblog.org /alexei-shulgins-cyber-punk-band-386-dx (99 words)

	HighBeam Research: Library Search: Results (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Viktoria Buivid), paint and typesetting (Alexei Shulgin), and color ink markers (Boris Mihailov...
		ALEXEl SHULGIN was born in 1963 and lives in Moscow...
		Olia Lialina, and Alexei Shulgin who defined the...
	highbeam.com /library/search.asp?q=Alexei+Shulgin+art&refid=kunstnet (526 words)

	U L T R A S O U N D (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Alexei Shulgin is a Moscow based artist, musician, curator, activist and professor.
		In his work he explores the boundaries between art, culture and technology in their relation to 'real life' effects and vice versa.
		His favorite methods are mixing contexts and questioning the existing states of things.
	www.ultrasound.ws /archive/2002/live/alexei.html (153 words)

	TP: Interview with Alexeij E.Shulgin
		The Moscow based artist Alexeij Shulgin originally worked in the field of photography.
		Although getting increasingly well known and invited to a reasonable number of international festivals Shulgin still keeps living and working in a rather isolated (besides internet connections of course) situation in Moscow.
		Armin Medosch talked to Alexei Shulgin about his attitudes towards being referred as "East European Artist" and his relationship to internet art.
	www.heise.de /tp/r4/artikel/6/6173/1.html (2031 words)

	pouet.net BBS :: What did Alexei Shulgin do that was so interesting?
		What did Alexei Shulgin do that was so interesting?
		But a page like universalpage.org claims and aims to be "an average of the internet" - in an interview Shulgin calls it "All the net" or something along those lines.
		But of course this is a logical fallacy, no one even has access to the entire internet, and it's more than likely that they missed a protocol or two.
	www.pouet.net /topic.php?which=2254 (302 words)

	Online Events
		Olga Goriunova is a co-founder of the Read_Me software art festival series (Moscow 2002, Helsinki 2003, Aarhus 2004), co-organiser of Runme.org software art repository and author of Suicide Letter Wizard for Microsoft Word.
		Alexei Shulgin is an artist, theorist, musician, curator and photographer.
		He is (with Olga Goriunova) a co-organizer of Runme.org software art repository and a co-curator of the Read_Me software art festivals Moscow-Helsinki-Aarhus.
	www.tate.org.uk /onlineevents/archive/CuratingImmaterialitySystems/biogs.htm (587 words)

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