ARTICLES AND INTERVIEWS (SELECTED)

"Alan Sondheim, the Accidental Artist", in Magazine électronique du CIAC, Vancouver (Canada), n. 31, Fall 2008.
"DON'T SAY NEW MEDIA!", in FMR Bianca, n° 5, Franco Maria Ricci, Bologna, December 2008, pp. 92 - 107.
"The artist as artwork in virtual worlds. Part 2", in Digimag 37, September 2008.
"The artist as artwork in virtual worlds. Part 1", in Digimag 36, July - August 2008.
"A Map to Reach the Impossible: Interview with Joan Leandre", in Rhizome.org, May 2008.
"The gate: open considerations – part 2", in Digimag 30, December 2007 - January 2008.
"The gate: open considerations – part 1", in Digimag 29, November 2007.
"REMEDIATIONS. Art in Second Life", in HZ Journal, issue 11, December 2007.
[GameScenes: Author's Response], in RCCS (Resource Center For Cyberculture Studies), University of San Francisco, CA, December 2007.
"Lost in Translation. Or, bringing Net Art to another Place – pardon, Context", in Vague Terrain, September 2008.
"I want to generate a dynamic setting." Interview with Rosina Gómez-Baeza, in Rhizome.org, August 21, 2007.
"We are all ready for a change". Interview with Steven Sacks, in Rhizome.org, June 28, 2007.
A leap into the void. Interview with Second Front, commissioned by Rhizome.org, published in Rhizome Digest, February 14, 2007.
LeWitt's Ideal Children. In Hz Journal, January 9, 2007.
The Last Avant-garde. Interview with Mark Tribe & Reena Jana. Rough version (featured in Rhizome.org) of an interview published in "Flash Art Italia", Issue 260, October – November 2006, p. 73.
"F FOR FAKE: Or how I Iearned to manipulate the media to tell the truth". In Emma McRae and Maria Rizzo (eds.), MESH 19. Global/Regional Perspectives, Australia, September 2006. Pdf version here.
“Leaping into the abyss and resurfacing with a pearl”. E-mail interview with Jon Ippolito, in "Noemalab", October 2005.
THE DUMPSTER, BITTER LOVE AT INTERNET TIME, in Digimag # 12, March 2006.
PLAYING WITH CODE, in Digimag # 11, February 2006.
KLEE AS SOFTWARE, in Digimag # 9, November 2005.
ART AND POLITICS IN THE INTERNET AGE. Published in Arte e critica, July - September 2005.
Interview with Eric Doeringer. Italian version published in Exibart.Onpaper, issue 24, p. 18
Interview with Han Hoogerbrugge. Edited version in Exibart, June 30, 2004.
"Investigating a new realm, a new set of givens, a new landscape" - E-mail interview with Benjamin Weil, in Noemalab, September 2003 (with italian intro).
""We all looked at that site and this knowledge shows" - E-mail interview with Steve Dietz, in Noemalab, October 2003 (with italian intro).
Mauro Ceolin - DebugLandscapes.03, in Exibart, October 2003 (in italian).
SOLIDlandscapes.04, in Mauro Ceolin - Solidlandscapes, exhibition cat., 2004.
Net art en valise. Altarboy by Carlo Zanni, in Exibart, January 2004.Also on CZ website.
The central point of everything is not man, but rather the survival of the system.An interview with Davide Grassi, in Maska, summer 2005, pp. 26 – 31. Translated by Jure Novak. Online also at aksioma.org.
Interview with Oron Catts - Tissue Culture & Art Project, (full version, unpublished).
WHAT KIND OF INTERACTION? Interview with Lev Manovich, in Cluster. On Innovation, n. 3 (Interaction Design), Summer 2004, pp. 30 - 33. © Cluster 2004.
KINGS OF DISTURBANCE. Interview with Roberto Paci Dalò, in Cluster. On Innovation, n. 4 (Biotech), pp. 46 - 49. © Cluster 2004.
A SEASON IN HELL. Cluster meets Kenneth Aronson, conceptual strategist and founder of Hell.com, in Cluster. On Innovation, n. 4 (Biotech), pp. 26 – 29. © Cluster 2004.
SEMI-LIVING ART. Interview with Oron Catts, in Cluster. On Innovation, n. 4 (Biotech), pp. 158 – 163. © Cluster 2004.
LOOKING FOR A COUNTER-PROTOCOL. Interview with Alexander Galloway, in Cluster. On Innovation, n. 5, 2005, pp. 18 - 21, © Cluster 2005.
LET'S GET LOUD! Interview with Helen Thorington, Director of TURBULENCE.ORG, in Cluster. On Innovation, n. 5, 2005, pp. 12 - 17, © Cluster 2005.