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HyperReadings

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Dockray, Sean

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University of Melbourne

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HyperReadings is open source software and a distributed archival infrastructure for writing, sharing, navigating and adapting 'reading lists'. Here, a 'reading' is anything that can be read, this includes texts, images, films, digital and nondigital objects. In an art exhibition context, HyperReadings is experienced as a physical installation and public programming: at 'This Site is Under Revolution', the Moscow Museum of Modern Art becomes a node in the distributed infrastructure, a physical and digital host of HyperReadings, providing both computational resources in support of the broader peer-to-peer network and physical space for collective sharing, reading, writing and ultimately learning together.

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This Site is Under Revolution

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Restricted until

2099-12-31

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