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[Nettime-bold] V2_/DEAF03: Website & on-lineparticipation |
V2_/DEAF03: Website & on-lineparticipation The website is an up-to-date and ‘live’ reflection of the various activities that take place at the festival and also a dynamic meeting place for those who are unable to attend ‘DEAF03’ in the flesh but want to be kept informed about all sorts of projects, events and debates. On-line visitors can watch live streams and take part in the activities in a number of ways. During the festival an archive will be built of audio and video recordings and of editorial contributions by a large team of editors. According to the festival's theme, these contents will be disseminated in different ways via the website sections, for example the EDITORIAL and KNITTING DEAF sections. The ARCHIVE section at the site visualizes 20 years of electronic art within V2_, showing video and images of interactive installations since the eighties and impressions of the former DEAFs. The website was produced in collaboration with the artist Michiel Knaven (NL). ********************************** Online Participation In the LIVE area online visitors can experience the festival by viewing live streams, listening to radio (programmed by Worm.station) and participating at events in numerous ways during the festival: Visitors will experience the presence of physical and online visitors through visual representation and live interaction. They can participate in events through chat sessions and discussions in forums. Twelve hours a day, images and impressions of activities, such as the ‘Information is Alive’ symposium, the ‘Copy the Rights!’ seminar, the ‘Media Academy Day’ conference and the ‘Evenings of …’ will be streamed as live recordings and ‘after show’ reports. When more activities take place at the same time, different channels will appear on the site to allow viewers to watch more than one stream. During the following days, reruns of the live streams will be shown several times. Also, pictures of the exhibition in Pakhuis Las Palmas will appear regurlarly at the site. The online visitor will thus get a comprehensive impression and overview into DEAF03's atmosphere and activities! The following programs will be open for online participation via chat sessions, on IRCnet at <irc.v2.nl>: - The Evening of … Wednesday 26 - Friday 28 February, 20:00 - 23:00 hours During these three evenings, the chat sessions are projected in the auditorium, allowing the online viewers to make their remarks and suggestions seen by the physical audience. <irc.v2.nl>, channel <#evening>. - The Media Academy Day Thursday 27 February, 11:00 - 18:00 hours. This event will be streamed, and IRC moderated to allow for external online participation and discussions <irc.v2.nl>, channel <#academy>. - The Open Territories Saturday 1 March, 14:00 - 17:00 hours During the last presentation day of the 'Open Territories Workspaces' with KOP/LOG/output, Substract the Sky: Emergent Cartography and rhizome.org: Live EuropaNode a webconference will take place via the IRC chat. <irc.v2.nl>, channel <#openterritories>. Special online activities are: - ‘Data Quilting’ Forum (Presentations ‘Data Quilting’: sunday 2 march, 14:00 - 17:00 hours In the days preceding and during the festival there will be an open discussion about the subjects and questions regarding ‘Data Quilting’ at the online forum: http://dataquilt.v2.nl/v2fo/index.jsp. Feel free to participate! - ‘Copy the Rights!’ Discussion Forum (Seminar ‘Copy the Rights!’: Wednesday 26 February, 11:00 - 17:00 hours) In the days preceding, during and after the festival there will be an open discussion about the subjects and questions regarding ‘Copy the Rights!’ at the online forum, accessible via the EDITORIAL part at the website. - ‘Code Zebra’ Tuesday 25 - Thursday 27 February, Pakhuis Las Palmas During ‘DEAF03’, on two occasions, two people - one artist and one scientist - will be locked up together for 24 hours in a dedicated space called ‘Habituation Cage’, situated on the rooftop of the exhibition building. Here they will enter into a dialogue with each other and discuss all kinds of subjects that are related to the festival’s theme, such as ‘the body as a collection of data’. These discussions will be streamed via the Internet and can also be watched on a projection screen in the exhibition lounge. Visitors may listen to the discussions and contact the participants via the Internet to contribute to the debate: www.codezebra.net - Nybble-Engine-Toolz: lecture concert for three people and seven action-bots. Saturday 1 March, 20:00 - 22:00 hours With the climax-team (Jahrmann, Moswitzer, Rakuchan) and anti-war spam-mail-bots, pingflood-bots and tracerace-bots. This is also the premiere of the Nybble-DVD, followed by a chillout with music from Andreas Kunszmann. http://www.climax.at/ In the exhibition in Pakhuis Las Palmas: ‘H.I.D.E’. - Automat (A). <see KNITTING DEAF section at the site> The ‘DEAF03’ website has a physical extension in the festival in the form of an installation at the entrance of Las Palmas, the exhibition-space. The installation ‘H.I.D.E.’ is handled in part by Automat. Visitors to the installation are photographed and their transformed visual representations are then integrated into the website. ‘Pockets Full of Memories’ - George Legrady (H/CDN/USA) <www.pocketsfullofmemories.com> Upon entering the exhibition visitors can scan and describe a personal object they carry with them. Both the object and the description are added to a dynamic database that is visualized as a large screen projection. The archive also grows via the website where on-line visitors can establish unexpected associations between descriptions and objects in the database.
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