Publications

Consumer Technology after Surveillance Theory
in: Stereo, no.4, edition ‘Remote Control,’ Rotterdam, February 2006. Co-author: Richard Rogers.

Cultural Activism Today
in: Stedelijk Museum Bulletin, no 1, February 2006.

On Lists
Column in: Waag Society Magazine, no. 1, January 2006.

Parels voor de Zwijnen
Lidewij Loorbach- Het Parool dd. 8.10.2005
Light-weight interview on bling culture and gender representation.

Voorjekijkendoorlopen (‘Look ahead walk on’)
Music video review, NPS Short Film Website december 2005.
On music video by Dutch hip hop band De Jeugd van Tegenwoordig.

Zoek de blote vrouw! (‘Find the nude woman!’)
Music video review, NPS Short Film Website , oktober 2005.
On Coparck music video, made by Persijn Broersen and Margit Lukács. Co-author: Bart Rutten.

Gothic voor beginners (‘Gothic for beginners’)
Music video review, NPS Short Film Website juni 2005. On Nightwish music video. Co-author: Bart Rutten.

Catchy Beats voorzien van Catchy Moves (’Catchy Moves on Catchy Beats’)
Music Video review, NPS Short Film Website, May 2005. On Mouse on Mars videos made by Rosa Barba. Co-author: Bart Rutten.

De wedergeboorte van de salon (’Rebirth of the Salon’)
Author: Dick Tuinder, 5 March 2003

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Sabine Niederer is managing director of the Institute of Network Cultures in Amsterdam, which was founded by Geert Lovink in 2004, and is based at School for Interactive Media, HvA. She obtained her MA in art history at Utrecht University in 2003, with a thesis on manipulated art photography from Dada – now. From 2001-2004 she worked as curator of Hoogt4, the platform of film-related arts at Filmtheatre ‘t Hoogt in Utrecht. She has taught new media and media theory at Utrecht University, Willem de Kooning Academy Rotterdam, Hogeschool van Amsterdam and University of Amsterdam. Sabine Niederer is one of the curators of the bimonthly film and video program ‘Cinematiek’, and the Art & Science programme of Impakt Online. She publishes regularly on visual arts, new media and popular culture. Email: sabine[at]networkcultures.org.