Issue 14 of frieze d/e looks back to the 1990s Net art scene in Berlin. In a rare interview, the artist and former club owner Daniel Pflumm talks about founding the legendary Elektro club and its pioneering TV channel, the linguistic pleasures of creating online domains and his continued efforts to take the Internet to absurd lengths.
Josephine Bosma and Stefan Heidenreich chart the rise of Net art and Berlin’s role in providing shared spaces for artists and activists.
Also featured: Yngve Holen takes us through his unlikely experiments with 3D printing, which include scanning the nose of an Airbus A380 with a Wii console. Plus, actor and theatre director Herbert Fritsch reveals why he does not like working to scripts.
