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[transmediale] salon: Litauische Transaktionen, Donnerstag, 29. August 2002
transmediale <info@transmediale.de>
NUEVA / VISTA Video Art from Latin America
Jose-Carlos Mariategui <jcm@ata.org.pe>
[transmediale] luxziffer#3
transmediale <info@transmediale.de>
Pixxelpoint [info/call] - International Computer Art Festival, edition 2002
jaka zeleznikar <jaka@jaka.org>
Fwd: [NICE] public_opinion_elections_and_mind_control
Nils Claesson <nils@x-i.net>
GARLIC=RICH AIR
"geert lovink" <geert@desk.nl>
electronic art in public space_6-9_october_oslo
Nils Claesson <nils@x-i.net>
Drift: A Generative Psychogeographical Event
"Kate Armstrong" <kate27@bellatlantic.net>
[Waag Society] Text FM en Killerclub
=?iso-8859-1?Q?Myl=E8ne?= van Noort <mylene@waag.org>
Borderpanic Symposium Program (21-22 September)
"Ozi Media-Junkie" <ozmediajunkie@hotmail.com>
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Date: Mon, 26 Aug 2002 12:33:05 +0200 (CEST)
From: transmediale <info@transmediale.de>
Subject: [transmediale] salon: Litauische Transaktionen, Donnerstag, 29. August 2002
transmediale salon:
NUGU - Litauische Transaktionen
Donnerstag/Thursday, 29. August 2002, 20.00 Uhr
Podewil, Klosterstr.68-70, Berlin-Mitte
Reservierungen: 030-2474 9777
Eintritt: EUR 5
(in Englischer Sprache)
[English text below]
Die litauischen Kuenstler Nomeda & Gediminas Urbonas sind unterwegs. Sie
haben sich im Zug von Vilnius nach Moskau getroffen, um bei der Eroeffnung
des ersten McDonalds in Russland dabei zu sein, haben mit verschiedenen
kuenstlerischen und sozialen Projekten die gesellschaftlichen
Veraenderungen in Litauen mitgestaltet, haben ueber die TV-Plattform
tvvv.plotas zum kritischen Dialog ueber Kommunikationstechnologien
angeregt, und sind am Aufbau des Vilnius Interdisciplinary Lab for Media
Arts beteiligt. NU&GU berichten ueber ihr aktuelles Projekt, Transaction,
das auf der Frankfurter Manifesta und bei der documenta XI zu sehen ist und
das sich vor allem mit dem Frauenbild im lithauischen Kino der 70er Jahre
beschaeftigt.
The Lithuanian artists Nomeda & Gediminas Urbonas are on the move. They
first met on the train going from Vilnius to Moscow to witness the first
McDonald's restaurant in Russia. Since then they have initiated different
cultural projects which reflect the social and political changes in
Lithuania, including the TV platform tvvv.plotas which created a critical
dialogue about communication technologies, and the Vilnius
Interdisciplinary Lab for Media Arts. NU&GU report about their current
project, Transaction, which has been shown at Frankfurt Manifesta and at
documenta XI and which deals with the representation of women in Lithuanian
movies, esp. from the 1970s.
http://www.transaction.lt
http://www.documenta.de
http://www.manifesta.org
Next dates:
transmediale salon: Underground Zero - Videoprogramm
Mittwoch, 11. September 2002, 19.00 Uhr
[programme overview: http://www.transmediale.de ]
transmediale salon: Geoff Cox - the aestetics of generative art
Freitag, 4. Oktober 2002, 20.00 Uhr
http://www.generative.net
transmediale salon: City of Waves - Montreal media festival
Donnerstag, 10. Oktober 2002, 20.00 Uhr
http://www.champlibre.com
in Kooperation mit Urban Drift http://www.urbandrift.org
Kroatische Kulturwochen im Podewil
Freitag, 18. Oktober 2002, ab 18.00 Uhr
Diskussion: Balkans: From Metaphor Towards Political Praxis
MaMa, Egoboo.bits, Theorie, Politik, ... http://www.mi2.hr
http://www.podewil.de
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transmediale.03 - Play Global! - 1-5 february 2003
international media art festival berlin
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info@transmediale.de
transmediale - Klosterstr.68-70 - 10179 Berlin
tel. 030-247219-07 (fax -09) www.transmediale.de
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Member of the European Coordination of Film Festivals.
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the information list of transmediale
international media art festival berlin
transmediale: http://www.transmediale.de
list-info: http://mailman.transmediale.in-berlin.de/mailman/listinfo/newsletter
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Date: Sun, 25 Aug 2002 16:11:11 -0500
From: Jose-Carlos Mariategui <jcm@ata.org.pe>
Subject: NUEVA / VISTA Video Art from Latin America
NUEVA / VISTA Video Art from Latin America
Curated by Jose-Carlos Mariategui
http://www.ifa.de/a/a2/da2nueva.htm
NUEVA / VISTA presents in Germany an exhibition based in the increasing
number of local productions from the expanding video art scene in Latin
America.
The concept of this exhibition is to make a critical revision of today¹s
proposals on electronic arts made in Latin America taking a completely new
way to look at its creative processes by defining it in more global ways.
These means that this exhibition will not be seen as the exhibition of the
Œother¹, but as a way that will allow the public to do an analysis of their
reality in contrast to other realities using similar communicational
aesthetics and languages, but in different contexts.
In addition to the focus of NUEVA / VISTA on Peruvian video art, the
exhibition also introduces other interesting artists from South-America,
which also define their works in a more globalistic new view of the
21st-century Latin America.
The artists selected on this exhibition include: Angie Bonino, Iván
Esquivel, Eduardo Villanes, Alvaro Zavala (Peru); Andrés Burbano (Colombia);
Ximena Cuevas (Mexico); Edgar Endress (Chile); Kátia Lund (Brazil) and
Gustavo Romano (Argentina).
The exhibition will take place at the ifa Galleries (Bonn, Berlin and
Stuttgart) starting on the 11 of September 2002 until 1st of June 2003.
ifa-Galerie Bonn, Willy-Brandt-Allee 9, 53113 Bonn
11 September to 27 October 2002
Opening: 10. September 2002, 8 p.m.
opening ours: 12-18, weekend 11-17, Monday closed
ifa-Galerie Berlin
10.1. 9.3.2003
ifa-Galerie Stuttgart
11.4. 1.6.2003
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Date: Tue, 27 Aug 2002 16:44:31 +0200 (CEST)
From: transmediale <info@transmediale.de>
Subject: [transmediale] luxziffer#3
english version below
lux ziffer #3
an anonymous award for those who feed or fight the digital dragon
zum ersten mal wurde der lux ziffer award bei der transmediale.01 vergeben.
lux ziffer #1 ging an Daniel Garcia Andujar für seine CD-Rom Phoney TM, die
illegale zugriffe auf nicht-oeffentliche daten und andere ungesetzliche
internet-aktionen beunruhigend realistisch vortaeuschte.
nun wird der preis, der von einer anonymen person vergeben wird, zur
transmediale.03 neu aufgelegt: es winkt ein preisgeld von 666 euro fuer
solche projekte, die ein 'kannibalistisches, digitales konzept fuer die
zukunft' verfolgen.
der lux ziffer #3 richtet sich vor allem an diejenigen kuenstler, die sich
keiner scheinbaren gesetzmaessigkeit des digitalen universums unterordnen,
sondern sich herausgefordert fuehlen, diese geschickt und kreativ zu
umgehen, auf zu heben, neu zu deuten oder gar gegen sich selbst zu wenden.
infos unter
http://www.geocities.com/luxziffer/
http://www.transmediale.de
lux ziffer #3
an anonymous award for those who feed or fight the digital dragon
the lux ziffer award was first assigned at transmediale.01. lux ziffer #1
went to Daniel Garcia Andujar for his CD-Rom Phoney TM, which in a
disquieting way pretends to unlawfully access private data and to execute
other illegal Internet actions .
now the prize, which is awarded by an anonymous person, is again presented
at transmediale.03: it implies a cash prize of 666 euro for projects which
pursue a 'cannibalistic, digital concept for the future'.
lux ziffer #3 addresses artists who do not subordinate themselves to an
apparent system of rules of the digital universe, but feel provoked to
circumvent, to break, to reinterpret or to subvert these rules in a
skillful and creative manner.
information at
http://www.geocities.com/luxziffer/
http://www.transmediale.de
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transmediale.03 - Play Global! - 1-5 february 2003
international media art festival berlin
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info@transmediale.de
transmediale - Klosterstr.68-70 - 10179 Berlin
tel. 030-247219-07 (fax -09) www.transmediale.de
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Member of the European Coordination of Film Festivals.
_______________________________________________
the information list of transmediale
international media art festival berlin
transmediale: http://www.transmediale.de
list-info: http://mailman.transmediale.in-berlin.de/mailman/listinfo/newsletter
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Date: Wed, 28 Aug 2002 12:42:33 +0200
From: jaka zeleznikar <jaka@jaka.org>
Subject: Pixxelpoint [info/call] - International Computer Art Festival, edition 2002
Pixxelpoint is festival that gathers artists, students and enthusiasts of
computer art. It is based on showing illustrations, fine and pop art made
with computers.
It will take place in Nova Gorica, Slovenia, from Nov. 22 to Nov. 29 2002.
Pixxelpoint is a two way communication exhibition: it gives artists from
all around the world the opportunity to show their work and lets people
see what's happening in the world of computer art.
Images are put from screen onto the walls of the gallery, and animations
are shown via video projector. For the music section there's a separate
room where the compositions will be played.
The festival itself is accompanied with concerts and lectures.
Joining the festival is free of charge.
There are no age, nationality and thematic limitations.
You may join categories:
- - static images (2D, 3D & vector)
- - computer animations
- - interactive art
- - music
Read rules and regulations can be found on the festivlal page.
Deadline for submitting works is September 15 2002
Awards will be given by public and by the jury.
More info on http://www.pixxelpoint.org
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Date: Wed, 28 Aug 2002 17:34:37 +0300
From: Nils Claesson <nils@x-i.net>
Subject: Fwd: [NICE] public_opinion_elections_and_mind_control
Hi!
In sweden it is election times.
Wellcome to a project created by a:t (association for temporary art)
The venue is Kulturhuset in Stockholm.(http.//publicopinion.nu)
An exhibition on control of our minds.
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Control of our minds becomes ever more repressive.
Government organs, business corporations, politicians and interest groups all
seek to control public opinion via the media. Public opinion is the title of
this exhibition in which we try to describe how public discussion is formed.
The various works included treat such questions as the extent to which the
media fulfill their task as transparent sources of information and opinion and
the space given to the individual in forming her or his own opinion.
For more information contact info@publicopinion.nu.
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participants:
WochenKlausur
The Austrian group of artists known as WochenKlausur has been working with
social interventions since 1993. They work with different types of social
changes in which art functions as a platform. Projects are often started on the
initiative of art institutions that invite the group to participate. The group
then studies the actual site and comes with a proposal for a larger or smaller
change of the social and political situation as well as a plan for carrying it
out.
In Stockholm the designer Liv Fjellander and the artist Erik Rosshagen
participate in WochenKlausur’s activities.
Read more about WochenKlausur at wochenklausur.t0.or.at
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Måns Wrange and Igor Isaksson
Together with Igor Isaksson and a network of other people, Måns Wrange has
created the average citizen. Måns Wrange collaborated with [a:t] on a web-based
exhibition in 1996. with Konrad Tollmar he created The Archive of Deleted Files
which was a project dealing with the fear of supervision and virus penetration
on the Internet. As professor of sculpture at Konstfack in Stockholm he has had
a great impact on the Swedish art scene. His works are characterized by a very
special imagination and humour combined with great seriousness.
Visit the Average Citizens own homepage at www.averagecitizen.org
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Association for Temporary Art [a:t]
Responsible for organizing the exhibition is Karin Hansson, one of the founders
of the Association for Temporary Art [a:t]. Since 1995 she has worked as an
artist, a lecturer at the theatre school in Stockholm as well as at art
institutions such as Konstfack, Konsthögskolan, Valand, etc.
Karin has produced Public Opinion together with Åsa Andersson. Åsa Andersson is
also one of the founders of [a:t] - Association for Temporary Art. She is an
artist, curator and designer.
Read more about [a:t] på www.art.a.se
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Junction
Junction is a forum for the discussion of society, public access, art and
architecture in the province of Östergötland. The aim is to provide a platform
for informal meetings and boundary-crossing collaboration between artists,
people working for the municipality, people in business, local politicians,
political activists and the general public. Junction is currently run by four
artists: Lars Almroth, Maija Suomalainen, Maria Lantz och Karin Willén.
For further information mail to info@hpl.nu.
Läs mer om Hållplats på www.hpl.nu
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Nils Claesson and Rolf Lindgren
Nils Claesson is a artist, curator and film-maker. He lives and works in
Stockholm and is on the board of CRAC. It is important to Nils that his art
should have entertainment value. He has produced ”Ingmar” in collaboration with
programmer Rolf Lindgren.
the phone Ingmar dial +46 8 560 51 234
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SOC. Stockholm
SOC.STockholm is an association of seven artists: Jon Brunberg, Annika Drougge,
Anna-Lena Lundmark, Johan Malmström, Tobias Sjödin, Pernilla Carlsson-Sjödin
and Karin Willén.
Since starting in September 1999, SOC.Stockholm has produced a succession of
events at its premises on Bondegatan 64 on Stockholm’s southern island.
SOC.Stockholm is a venue for artistic and social experimentation, a forum for
discussions of art and social questions as well as a gallery. The group often
collaborates on joint projects, most recently with their Utopia World
Championship 2001.
More information about SOC på www.soc.nu
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Stockholms Övervakningskamerateater
SÖT, Stockholms Övervakningskamera Teater is a politically and religiously
independent action group that collaborates freely with some twenty other groups
throughout the world to recover public space. By means of actions in front of
CTCs they seek to raise questions about democracy and freedom of speech as well
as problematizing all aspects of the control society.
For further information see sot.smufsa.nu
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Kalliope
Gabriel Widing och Andreas Nordwall from the group of artists known as Kalliope
participate with a performance called ”Mellanpartiet” (Median party) in which
all the parliamentary parties melt into a common median policy that they can
all subscribe to. Kalliope works with dramatizing reality or with constructing
their own, temporary realities in which you can participate yourself.
For further information see www.interactingarts.org.
________________________________________
http://nice.x-i.net
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Date: Thu, 29 Aug 2002 18:05:46 +1000
From: "geert lovink" <geert@desk.nl>
Subject: GARLIC=RICH AIR
GARLIC=3DRICH AIRFrom: shu lea cheang <shulea@earthlink.net>
GARLIC=3DRICH AIR
A field harvesting and public network project
JOIN GARLIC CREDITO TRUEQUE CLUB
SIGN ON FOR ONLINE TRADING IN DIGITAL COMMONS
http://www.rich-air.com
Launch date: September 1, 2002
GARLIC=3DRICH AIR is the second and third phase of "St(r)eaming the =
Fields",
a field harvesting and public network project, conceived by Shu Lea =
Cheang
with funding from the "Challenge to the Field" award of Lyn Blumenthal
Memorial Fund for Independent Media.
In a fictional "After the crash" scenario, organic garlic is recently =
ordained
as new social currency, serving as "credito" for the global shared =
network in
common exchange. 10,000 garlic plants cultivated by organic farmer =
Tovey Halleck
in the span of 10 years in upstate New York were harvested by crew =
hands this summer.
On September 1st, we launch garlic credito trading system at =
rich-air.com where items
include digital bytes, bandwidth, domains, URLs, network, system and =
softwares are posted
for virtual garlic trade.
On September 27, 28, 29, a designer truck flaunting loads of garlic and =
wireless technology, will serve as mobile urban farm stand and claim =
selected New York City wireless network nodes for online and onsite =
street trading activities. Members of online credito trueque club are =
invited to exchange their virtual garlic with edible organic garlic at =
the designated truck posts. We also invite members of the public to =
participate in garlic trading with their own offers.
GET GARLIC. GO WIRELESS
Wireless network nodes as Mobile Urban Farm Stands
ONSITE in New York City
9-27-2002 9am-11am, New York Stock Exchange,
9-27-2002 12pm-3pm, Bryant Park New York Public Library
9-27-2002 5pm-7pm, MalcolmX BLVD at W.126 st. Harlem
9-28-2002 9am-1pm, Union Sqaure Farmer's market
9-28-2002 3pm-6pm, Dumbo, Brooklyn
9-29-2002 3pm-8pm, Thompkin Square Park
CONSUME AND SHARE
RICH AIR GARLIC
RICH AIR BANDWIDTH
Please use netscape 6.0 or ie 5.x to access
http://www.rich-air.com=20
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Date: Mon, 26 Aug 2002 16:08:24 +0300
From: Nils Claesson <nils@x-i.net>
Subject: electronic art in public space_6-9_october_oslo
Electronic Art in Public Spaces
- conference October 6 - 9, 2002
What is electronic art and how can it be used in public spaces?
The conference offers various perspectives on electronic art, providing an
overview of artistic, design and coordination considerations when working with
public space.
The program will delve into all aspects of the processes involved - from artist
idea to maintaining the finished work. Artists from the electronic art milieu
will share their ideas and thoughts about their field, and conference
participants will be introduced to the broad range of creative solutions that
such works and installations offer. In order to provide a context for this
broad presentation of projects, the conference will also examine the concept
and status of the field of electronic art from several theoretical
perspectives.
The in-depth program reflects the interests of many professions, including
architects, developers, politicians, clients, artists, curators and
theoreticians.
A large number of nationally and internationally acclaimed electronic artworks
that have been installed in public spaces will be presented. Seeing and
experiencing works and production studios first hand will allow participants to
become familiar with the potential of this exciting art genre, as well as with
the artists and concepts that lie behind it.
Topics will include:
- - defining the public space, past and present, as a venue for art
- - electronic art as a contemporary art form
- - characteristics of electronic art media (light, sound, text)
- - electronic art as a cross-disciplinary practice
- - the respective views of artist, contractor, client and architect
- - practical considerations for electronic art installations
- - requirements for solid technical solutions, quality and maintenance
- - production capabilities for electronic art: funding and workshops in Norway
The conference will be thoroughly documented, and a collection of texts and
images will be published after the conference.
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Please contact admin@notam02.no with any questions you might have. You can also
call (+47) 22 35 80 60.
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Date: Sun, 25 Aug 2002 21:30:06 -0700
From: "Kate Armstrong" <kate27@bellatlantic.net>
Subject: Drift: A Generative Psychogeographical Event
Drift=20
A Generative Psychogeographical Event =20
by Special Airplane
=20
Thursday, August 29th, 2002
6 pm
Vancouver Art Gallery
750 Hornby Street
Vancouver, B.C.
Canada
=20
Drift is an collaborative event as part of The Hot Summer of =
Psychogeography 2002 organized by Netherlands-based artist collective =
Social Fiction.=20
=20
Social Fiction describes Generative Psychogeography as "an open source =
concept which describes a method to explore the urban environment. It is =
as simple as this: stroll through the city on directions like 'first =
street left, second street right, first street right, repeat'. The =
simplicity of this route can be deceptive, it turns out that the route =
which you will take is difficult to predict for more than 3 turns (in an =
asymmetrical city, that is). Add to this that by strolling like this you =
pass through the city in a way which is so thoroughly alien to the way =
you normally use the city that you find yourself confronted with the =
city in new light."
=20
Come and Drift with Special Airplane:
=20
We'll meet on the steps of the Vancouver Art Gallery, where you'll be =
given a slip of paper with an algorithm that will take you in a pattern =
around the streets. We'll walk for one hour starting at 6 pm. You'll be =
asked to chart your route on a map.=20
=20
If your pattern takes you to a point where you are faced with the ocean =
and cannot progress further, you will be asked to toss an object, which =
you will have been given ahead of time, into the sea.
=20
After 1 hour, stop walking and come join the rest of the group to have a =
drink and discuss where your route took you.=20
=20
Everybody is welcome so spread the word. If you're coming, drop me a =
line at kate@katearmstrong.com
=20
For more information about the event:
http://www.katearmstrong.com
http://www.specialairplane.org
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Date: Tue, 27 Aug 2002 16:28:25 +0200
From: =?iso-8859-1?Q?Myl=E8ne?= van Noort <mylene@waag.org>
Subject: [Waag Society] Text FM en Killerclub
27 augustus 2002
NIM MONTEVIDEO TBA: TEXT FM GRAHAM HARWOOD/ MATTHEW FULLER
In het programme 50% Beeld van NIM Montevideo TBA presenteren kunstenaars
Graham Harwood en Matthew Fuller Text FM. Met deze software worden sms
boodschappen omgezet in spraak en uitgezonden op specifieke stedelijke
locaties.
Harwood ontwikkelde Text FM in zijn periode als artist in residence bij
Waag Society.
50% Beeld: Live Art Practices
NIM Montevideo TBA
Aanvang: 20.30 uur
Deur open: 20.00 uur
Toegang: 3 Euro (studenten 2 Euro)
Reserveren: T 020 623 7101 / info@montevideo.nl
4 september 2002
KILLERCLUB
MICHELLE TERAN / JEFF MANN: TELEMATICA
In de Killerclub van 4 september presenteert Michelle Teran het project wat
zij het afgelopen voorjaar samen met Jeff Mann realiseerde: een diner met
robotica voor veertien gasten. Aan de eettafel werden robotica gadgets als
een sprekende vis geïntroduceerd, een glastikker voor de speeches en een
automatische wijnschenker. Bovendien werden deze gadgets tegelijkertijd
gebruikt in Toronto en Amsterdam.
Teran en Mann tonen op 4 september documentatie van dit telematica project,
en bespreken hun ervaringen in het ensceneren van live performances en hun
experimenten met genetwerkte media en kinetische kunst.
Het komende jaar werkt Teran als artist in residence bij Waag Society. Zij
is een Canadese multimedia-kunstenaar die geïnteresseerd is in de
combinatie van live en on line performances met publieksparticipatie. De
afgelopen jaren heeft ze meegewerkt aan verschillende experimentele
performances waarin KeyStroke is gebruikt, zowel in een traditionele
setting voor een zaal met publiek, als in een clubsetting waarin on line
gemusiceerd werd.
Michelle Teran zal met name samenwerken met het KeyStroke team als
performer, user/betatester en auteur van de handleiding van KeyStroke. Met
Jef Mann doet ze research naar applicaties die gebruik maken van sensoren
en robots voor KeyStroke in het Sensing/KeyStroke Lab van STEIM.
KILLERCLUB
Locatie: Waag / Theatrum Anatomicum
Aanvang: 20 uur
Toegang: gratis
Reserveren: floor@waag.org (Floor van Spaendonck)
English version
27 August
TEXT FM PRESENTATION
NIM MONTEVIDEO: TEXT FM Graham Harwood / Matthew Fuller
In the programme 50% Beeld of NIM Montevideo TBA artists Graham Harwood and
Matthew Fuller will present TEXT FM. With this software text messages can
be changed into speech and broadcasted at specific urban locations.
Harwood developed TEXT FM during his artist in residency at Waag Society.
50% Beeld: Live Art Practice
NIM Montevideo TBA
Curtain up: 8.30 pm
Doors open: 8 pm
Admission: 3 Euro (students 2 Euro)
Booking: T 020 623 7101 / info@montevideo.nl
4 SEPTEMBER
KILLERCLUB
MICHELLE TERAN / JEFF MANN: TELEMATICS
In the Killerclub of 4 September, Michelle Teran will present the project
she has realised last spring together with Jeff Mann: a dinner party for
fourteen guests with robotics. At the dinner table robotic gadgets were
introduced like a speaking fish, a glass ticker for the speeches and an
automatic wine pourer. Also, these gadgets were introduced simultaneously
in Amsterdam and Toronto.
Teran and Mann will show documentation of the project in the Killerclub,
and discuss their experiences in stageing live situations with performance
interaction and their experiments with networked media and kinetic art.
In the coming year Michelle Teran is artist in residence at Waag Society.
She is a Canadian multimedia artist who's interested in the combination of
live and on line performances with audience participation. In recent years
she participated in several experimental performances in which KeyStroke
was being used, in traditional settings as well as in clubsettings with on
line jamming.
Michelle Teran will work in close cooperation with the KeyStroke team as a
performer, user/betatester and author of the manual of KeyStroke. Together
with Jeff Mann she researches applications that make use of sensors and
robots for KeyStroke in the Sensing/KeyStroke lab of STEIM.
KILLERCLUB
Location: Waag / Theatrum Anatomicum
Curtain up: 8pm
Admission: Free
Booking: floor@waag.org (Floor van Spaendonck)
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Date: Mon, 26 Aug 2002 13:23:55 +1000
From: "Ozi Media-Junkie" <ozmediajunkie@hotmail.com>
Subject: Borderpanic Symposium Program (21-22 September)
BOrderPanic
SYMPOSIUM + TACTICAL MEDIA LAB
21-22 September $60/50(members)/$35
The Museum of Contemporary Art,
Circular Quay / George Street side, Sydney.
Bookings: 9252 4044, education@mca.com.au
http://www.borderpanic.org/symposium.htm
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DAY ONE: 2-6pm Southern Function Room, Museum of Contemporary Art
An informal lab environment for exchange between media makers, artists and speakers including presentations and workshops. Invited participants include RAC, V.I.S.A.S., No-one is illegal, boat-people.org, Urban Theatre Projects and more, who will briefly present regional political/cultural statements on troubled border issues.
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DAY TWO: 11am- 5pm Amex Hall, Museum of Contemporary Art
Formal lectures and presentations. Past, present, future: cultural response.
Introduction from MCA Director Elizabeth Ann MacGregor, with speakers:
Cathy Craigie - Independent writer and head of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Board of the Australia Council for the Arts
Ghassan Hage - author Phobic Disorders (forthcoming)
Julian Burnside QC - founder of spare rooms for refugees;
Nikos Papastergiadis - The Australia Centre For Ideas, University of Melbourne
Suvendrini Perera - School of Communication, Arts and Critical Enquiry, La Trobe University.
PUBLIC BRAINSTORM FINALE:
How can we respond to the xenophobia emergency?
Bookings: MCA on 9252 4033
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