EXCAVATING THE FUTURE:
AN ARCHEOLOGY AND FUTURE OF MOVING PICTURES



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Media as continuation of art by other means, S. F. B. Morse and J. L. M. Daguerre 1839
Telegraphy and photography are the starting points for everything called today "new media" - ranging from TV to the internet. S. F. B. Morse and J. L. M. Daguerre where artists, which stoped painting and became famous as inventors of telegraphy and photography. What does that mean for the common ground of art and media in todays perspective?