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STR-fahrplan 08.2002
Station Rose <gunafa@well.com>
in/tangible cartographies: new arab video series begins Sept. 8th
JSalloum@aol.com
media-space 02 - Spaces / Rooms / Media
Benjamin Fischer <benjamin@typedown.com>
(((NOMUSIC))) Tournament III - Playlist
"(((NOMUSIC)))" <info@nomusic.org>
Salloum video installation at YYZ, opening 9/11
JSalloum@aol.com
Next 5 Minutes 4 (TML)
"David Garcia" <davidg@xs4all.nl>
E.O. Sound #1 at Electronic Orphanage
"tim jaeger" <tejaeger@hotmail.com>
Ars Electronica 2002 presents Pixelspaces
Ars Electronica Center <announce@aec.at>
Pixxelpoint Newsletter
Blaz Erzetic <blaz@erzetich.com>
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Date: Thu, 29 Aug 2002 15:23:16 +0200
From: Station Rose <gunafa@well.com>
Subject: STR-fahrplan 08.2002
dear Gunafa Netizen,
it is quite some weeks ago, that
STR sent out the last fahrplan.
the reason for that is easy.
we used the summer pause for a fahrplan break.
and more or less for a webcast break, too.
it was a pause for realtime netart in a way.
we wanted to feel -
- - the feeling of missing it.
In our opinion as mediartists, realtime should not become a normal everyday
experience. for sure that would be too early in 2002. It should still stay
exclusively rare.
the internet these days could be seen as an abused place/thing/entity for a
schreibstube or a dustbin for digital garbage, as well as a
place/thing/entity with lots of unused possibilities. where
netart, digital audio-visual art needs time to develop.
it needs breaks, offline moments - to be recreated. all the discussions
on netart versus so called normal art as maybe seen on the documenta 11s of
this world, are important. when the talk is about black cubes and video art
at the documentas, the museums, I want to put an emphasis on how long it
took for the artworld to realize/accept videoart, or photography before. So
I think, all our new, fluid, digital netart needs- is time. and we as the
artists who create it, need that, too. to enjoy that process, without
having to be involved too much in a programming process, in an interpretation
process, and so on.
while we wanted the realtime-pause, these summer weeks were
no break for <best of webcasting on TV>, on HR/late lounge.
and the experience out of it is:
very interesting to produce/remix/rededit former webcasts for
fullscreen TV. a challenge to work in that <ultimate>, established
resolution.
and I have to admit that it is nice to switch on TV, zap around, and
come to Station Rose art.
besides that we are intensely planning our "9.11. Netzwerke" congress,
happening on that date in frankfurt´s kuenstlerhaus mousonturm.
more on that soon.
end of elisa rose toast, 27.8., 21.53 CET.
and here is the new Fahrplan :
1.0 : next "Webcast 158" .THU/29.8.02, 10pmCET
http://www.stationrose.com
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NetSTReam LIVE
STReaming a jam session once more to your harddrives.
topic: special audio-visual session "Customer Support Dub".
content: a MIDI interpretation of <CS>.
subcontent: why does a 3GB .mov file not save properly on DVD? did the
toast 5 hotline have an answer ?
feelings observed: a MIDI track of a problem looks/soundz more interesting.
advice 01: great in that little STReaming window. but if you blow it up
full screen, it looks even bigger.
advice 02: be there in time, its getting crowded.
2.0 : <best of webcasting on TV> on hr/late lounge
_______________________________________
playing now: <best of webcasting 4>
03.09., 11.09.
coming up: <best of webcasting 5>
19.09.02, 27.09.02, 30.09.02, 08.10.02, 16.10.02
(for exact broadcasting times please look up newspapers/TV mags.)
info: parallel to STReaming, Station Rose has started with a series of
TV productions. The audio-visual art can be seen & heard on TV.
Details: out of 157 webcasts, which so far have taken place, a
special videoedition is re-edited for TV each month.
Selected segments from webcasts, which originally were STReamed as
1-hour audio-visual free form sessions, are resampled, relooped, morphed,
distorted & smoothed, recombined, stretched, cut etc.
Inverse publishing ->from realtime in the net to TV".
The avantgarde approach of free form STReaming becomes cut-up &
turns into pop with a mass audience in a mass medium.
hessen fernsehen (hessischer rundfunk, hr)
on astra 1C, transponder 40, 11,068 ghz. ARD-Digital
www.latelounge.de
3.0 : announcement < 9.11. Netzwerke>
_______________________________________
A media conference in an intermedial and multimedia ambience: talks,
discussions, performances
a project by Kuenstlerhaus Mousonturm, curated by Station Rose.
9.11.2002 Frankfurt
infos at: http://www.stationrose.com/netzwerke.html
stay with us & don´t go away!
"Cyberspace is Our Land!"
;-)
station rose 08-2002
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Date: Mon, 2 Sep 2002 03:07:14 EDT
From: JSalloum@aol.com
Subject: in/tangible cartographies: new arab video series begins Sept. 8th
Fresh perspectives from the Arab world
New series of Arab videotapes
Opens Sept 8 in Vancouver
Runs: Sept 8-9, 22-23, and Oct 13-14.
VANCOUVER - Starting on September 8, a new series at the Pacific Cinematheque
brings together a startling array of voices that are not often heard: those
of Arab artists. Curated by Vancouver-based artist Jayce Salloum, the series
"in/tangible cartographies: new arab video" aims to shed new light on the
experiences of people living in Palestine, North Africa and the Middle East.
For full program see:
www.cinematheque.bc.ca/NewArab.html
Highlighted works include:
a. Award Winning Palestinian Filmmaker Elia Suleiman's, "Cyber Palestine",
the tale of a modern day Mary and Joseph, two Palestinian returnees living in
Gaza, and their confrontation with the Israeli occupation.
b. Belkacem Hadjadj's, "A Woman Taxi Driver in Sidi Bel-Abbes", about the
only woman taxi driver in a traditional Algerian town divided by extremist
political violence. The 52 minute video was voted Best Documentary Film at
Qatar's Arab Screen Independent Film Festival.
c. Mounir Fatmi's, "Survival Signs", a fascinating contemporary video about
the language's distingrating ability to communicate. It has been programmed
at film and video festivals in Toronto, Amsterdam, Brussels, Tokyo,
Casablanca and Locarno.
The series will be followed by the Oct 20 screening of Salloum's ongoing
untitled project, with the artist in attendance. untitled was the work at he
centre of last September's controversial Arab-Canadian art exhibit in
Ottawa's Museum of Civilization, when the Museum sought to postone "The Lands
Within Me," a large exhibition of works by Arab-Canadian artists, after the
September 11 attacks.
in/tangible cartographies: new arab video
Sept 8-9, 22-23, Oct 13-14
More info: http://www.cinematheque.bc.ca/NewArab.html
untitled: Jayce Salloum 1999-2002
Sunday October 20 - 7:30 pm
More info: http://www.cinematheque.bc.ca/JayceUntitled.html
Pacific Cinematheque
1131 Howe Street (between Helmcken and Davie), Vancouver
24 Hour Info Line: 604 688 FILM
Web: http://www.cinematheque.bc.ca
USEFUL LINKS
Full program details:
http://www.cinematheque.bc.ca/NewArab.html
About Jayce Salloum:
http://www.vdb.org/smackn.acgi$artistdetail?SALLOUMJ
About Jayce Salloum's untitled:
http://www.dijafragma.com/konverzacija/1salloum.htm
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Date: Mon, 02 Sep 2002 14:05:16 +0200
From: Benjamin Fischer <benjamin@typedown.com>
Subject: media-space 02 - Spaces / Rooms / Media
media-space 02
Spaces / Rooms / Media
19 - 22 September 2002
Stuttgart, Germany
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The second edition of the media-space-event deals with the relation between
New Media and the stage and its transformation. At presentations, lectures,
and workshops international artists will talk about aesthetic strategies in
the field of theatre, electro-acoustic music, VJ-ing, and architecture. For
detailed information on the programme, supporters, cooperation partners, and
hosts please visit: http://www.media-space.org
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Best regards,
Benjamin Fischer | benjamin@typedown.com | http://www.typedown.com
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Date: Wed, 4 Sep 2002 00:33:39 +0200
From: "(((NOMUSIC)))" <info@nomusic.org>
Subject: (((NOMUSIC))) Tournament III - Playlist
( ( ( N O M U S I C ) ) ) TOURNAMENT III
http://www.nomusic.org
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end : 11th September 2002 (19h00 / 07:00pm)
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Weimar [GE]
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Berlin [GE]
10:00pm : Bob Yelram/LIZ/Y.Degoyon
Paris [FR]
11:00pm : Royalcubit
Strasbourg [FR]
12:00pm : Fred Nipi
Paris [FR]
01:00am : Cavage
Paris [FR]
02:00am : Neoscenes
Boulder, Colorado [USA]
03:00am : Radiotopia - Ars Electronica
Linz [AT]
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Los Angeles [US]
05:00am : [ disneyNASAborg ]
New York City [USA]
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Hérimoncourt [FR]
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Paris [FR]
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Mulhouse [FR]
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Berkeley [US]
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Krakow [PL]
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Los Angeles [US]
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Mulhouse [FR]
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Strasbourg [FR]
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Mulhouse [FR]
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Berlin [GE]
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Rotterdam [NL]
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Date: Tue, 3 Sep 2002 22:09:26 EDT
From: JSalloum@aol.com
Subject: Salloum video installation at YYZ, opening 9/11
everything and nothing
(and other works from the ongoing video installation untitled, 1999-2002)
Jayce Salloum
YYZ Artists' Outlet
September 11 - October 26
Opening Wednesday September 11, 7:00 PM
An ongoing multi-channel video installation continuing Jayce Salloum's series
of projects addressing social and political realities and representations. It
focuses on borders, nationalisms, movements, and subjectivities, and the
conditions of living between polarities of culture, geography, history, and
ideology. This installation takes the approach of an active site, a living
archive for the viewer to spend time in. Tapes presented were produced in
and/or around Lebanon, Palestine, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Slovenia, Croatia,
Yugoslavia, Macedonia, Austria, France, US, and Canada and points in-between.
Both audio and visual are presented in a setting that encourages viewers to
relax and engage with the material at will.
YYZ Artists' Outlet
401 Richmond St. W., Suite 140
Toronto, ONT
M5V3A8 Canada
ph: (416) 598-4546
yyz@yyzartistsoutlet.org
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Date: Wed, 04 Sep 2002 09:08:34 +0200
From: "David Garcia" <davidg@xs4all.nl>
Subject: Next 5 Minutes 4 (TML)
Next 5 Minutes 4:
A Temporary Media Laboratory for Tactical Media
@ Imagine IC in Amsterdam Southeast
September 12 - 22, 2002
Opening Program: Thursday September 12 18.00 hrs
Imagine IC - Bijlmerplein 1006 - 1008 Amsterdam
Full Program and Workshop descriptions can be found on the Next 5 Minutes
website:
http://www.n5m.org
Website Imagine IC
http://www.imagineic.nl
Imagine IC, the new centre for the visual representation of migration and
cultures, is the location for a temporary public media laboratory from
September 12th till 22nd. Open at all times to the wider audience, artists,
campaigners, local and international media makers and activists will develop
and discuss their work for 10 days, hold workshops with local media groups,
present examples, realise live media programs on-line and via radio and tv,
and
execute various projects. This Tactical Media Laboratory (short: TML) will
be
the first of an international series of TMLs, organised in various cities,
and
on different continents.
The Amsterdam TML will focus on the relationship between media and migrant
cultures.
At the heart of our concern is the question who is given a voice in the
contemporary media landscape, and which voices are left out. How can the
individual, as well as the most diverse as possible representation of
cultural
and political groups, make their own voice be heard by media?
Workshops and presentations will run continuously around themes such as:
Virtual Shelter, net.radio and Home-Land Connections, GenderChangers: Women
and
Technology, Migration and Illegality, Wireless Media, and the Power of
Personal
Testimony. The TML is the joint effort of a large number of artists and
media
groups, amongst others: ambient tv, ASCII, De Balie, Harwood, dyne.org, Waag
Society, RAZO, NYU Center for Media, Culture and History, Gender Changers
Academy, expertbase.net, ghetto.ru, Paradox, Salto, and many more.
All of the following workshops and presentations are open to the public, and
are free of charge:
Virtual Shelter
First Public Meeting Thursday Sept 12 14.00-18.00
Midpoint Public Review Thursday Sept 19 18.00-21.00
Final Public Meeting Saturday Sept 21 12.00-16.00
Virtual Shelter is an initiative in which a group of refugees will be
working
on a long term project with Imagine IC, Paradox, and the Amsterdam Tactical
Media Lab to develop an online environment for refugees. This will be a
space
where refugees can network together privately, access vital information and,
on
a more symbolic level, become a space for personal testimony.
Migration and Illegality
How the Schengen Information System Works Friday Sept 20 18.00-21.00
Debate and Discussion Saturday Sept 21 18.00-21.00
How can illegal people tell their own stories while still remaining
"invisible"
to the authorities? What can be done against the systems used to catagories
and
register people, such as Schengen Information System, a huge database in
Strasbourg containing files on illegal immigrants? One presentation will
cover
this Schengen system, while a debate will ask these and other important
questions.
Wireless Networks
Outdoor Wireless Action: Koopavond ZO Thursday Sept 12 18.00-21.00
Outdoor Wireless Action: (Location TBA) Saturday Sept 14 14.00-17.00
Outdoor Wireless Action: Koopavond ZO Thursday Sept 19 18.00-21.00
Outdoor Wireless Action: (Location TBA) Saturday Sept 21 14.00-17.00
Wireless Tech Workshop Sunday Sept 15 @ Imagine IC: Antenna Building
12.00-15.00
Wireless Panel Discussion Sunday Sept 15 15.00-18.00
Several tactical implementations of wireless technology will be experimented
with during this media lab, including mobile public access-points placed in
the
streets during the koopavonds. There will be hands-on workshops (how to
build
your own antenna) and discussions about the risks (legal and otherwise) of
open
access-points.
GenderChangers: Women and Technology
Hardware workshops Every Day 15.00 - 18.00
Basic Audio workshop Tuesday Sept 17 19.00-21.00
Digital Photography workshop Friday Sept 20 19.00-21.00
The GenderChangers Academy will present a series of workshops during the TML
aimed at providing hands-on training for women interested in media
technology.
These workshops will include sessions on recording and streaming audio and
video, on DJing and VJing, and on computer hardware and building your own PC
from parts.
Open Media Studio/Internet Radio and Homeland Connections
Every Evening 20.00-22.00
The Open Media Studio provides a free space for personal expression and
communication, using the internet as the connecting medium. Technical
support
from the ASCII group, RAZO (Radio Zuidoost) and various international guests
will be on hand to make net.radio broadcasts every evening. These broadcasts
operate in connection with the Internet Radio workshop being held at the
RAZO
studios, which aim to connect local radio makers with their home countries.
Expertbase
Everyone is an Expert workshop Pt 1 Tuesday Sept 17 12.00-17.00
Everyone is an Expert workshop Pt 2 Wednesday Sept 18 12.00-17.00
Expertbase is a site for people, who are not found in any commercial or
official databases. A site for people, who are being ignored by vulgar head-
hunters and usually excluded from the labour market -- either because of
their
residence permit status or because of their origins, but in the last
instance
because of their unique abilities and singular qualifications.
http://www.expertbase.net/
NINE
NINE: walk-in studio Saturday Sept 21 12.00-14.00
NINE: walk-in studio Thursday Sept 19 19.00-21.00
NINE: walk-in studio Monday Sept 16 12.00-16.00
In the last year Graham Harwood worked as artist in residence of Waag
Society
at NINE, a storytelling tool. This is a very user-friendly version of
professional multimediaprogrammes: a basic grid of nine images offers room
to
personal stories build from pictures, texts, sounds and videoimages.
Next 5 Minutes 4 : http://www.n5m.org
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N5M4editorial@balie.nl
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Date: Sat, 31 Aug 2002 23:06:08 -0400
From: "tim jaeger" <tejaeger@hotmail.com>
Subject: E.O. Sound #1 at Electronic Orphanage
http://www.electronicorphanage.com
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E.O. Sound #1
Electronic Orphanage
Saturday, Sept. 7
975 Chung King Rd.
Los Angeles, CA 90012
(213) 617-4903
6 - 8/9 PM (approx.)
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Curator/Animation: Tim Jaeger
Performers: Josh Russell, Civyiu Kkliu, Ilya Monosov
Set design/furniture: Francois Perrin
E.O. Sound #1
Event in a new series exploring artists working in-between computer/music,
flash, neen, new software, theory, architecture, design, performance, etc.
First event premieres 3 artists working in a controlled setup w/records,
screens, computers, designer tables, and 'others'. The idea is to transplant
vinyl culture/aesthetics into new design formations, ways of presentation,
etc. Combining haute-couture w/ DIY improv-ethics. Tricking/flaunting
expectations of both the viewers, artists, and curator.
Web-site documenting/remixing soon to come. Performance pics, sounds, and
visuals upcoming as well.
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ARTIST BIOS:
JOSH RUSSELL::::
Josh russell is a biochemist/sound artist from san diego. His work
traverses the ground between conceptual electo-acoustic and pop. Inspired
by the soft incidental noises that one normally filters out he layers and
treats these sounds juxtaposing them with modulated tones.
He is also the label owner of bremsstrahlung recordings which published it's
second lowercase-sound compilation in august. Upcoming releases this fall
included two double 3" CD splits with francisco lopez/civyiu kkliu and radu
malfatti/ilya monosov.
CIVYIU KKLIU:::::
Civyiu Kkliu is an artist making sound works described as intricate,
indifferent, forceful.
Presenting with many artists including the 23Five Organization's Infrasound,
Dr. Dajuin Yao—pioneer in Chinese computer music and deconstruction/concrete
poetry, Akira Rabelais, Josh Russell, Shuttle358, and Steve Roden—civyiu
kkliu works to make spaces dense with sound and visual structures that give
rise to acute aesthetic effects.
Works by the artist are available or forthcoming on: STAALPLAAT/bake records
(Netherlands), Banned Productions (Los Angeles), Simballrec Records (Los
Angeles), bremsstrahlung (San Diego); and recording “5 at 2” will be a
component of a larger piece devised and commissioned by artist Ilya Monosov.
ILYA MONOSOV::::
Ilya Monosov works with objects. Remaining far away from the surreal, he
brings out a physical music from the sensual relationships formed by
"things" around him. Works include collaborations with Andrew Deutsch and
Tony Conrad, an upcoming LP with some contributions from Deutsch and Pauline
Oliveros, a box with poet Bob Cobbing, and many numerous collaborations with
his friend Marc Schulz.
TIM JAEGER:::::
Artist recently transplanted to Los Angeles from the NYC metro-area.
Previously worked w/ Kunstradio (Vienna) as a web artist and at THE THING
(bbs.thing.net) as a video/sound curator. He has organized streaming
networked events in Austria and Syracuse, NY. His work has been show both
online and off at venues such as THE THING, Galerie Hubert Winter (Vienna),
Extended Radio Festival (Latvia), PRIX ITALIA (As part of a Kunstradio team)
and Syracuse University, where he recently graduated w/ a degree in Media
Art.
FRANCOIS PERRIN:::::
Architect, proprietor of Swellstudio.com. Furniture in E.O. Sound # 1
appeared in the 451 Books show at The Annex, Chinatown, L.A.
_________________________________________________________________
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Date: Mon, 2 Sep 2002 07:50:38 +0200
From: Ars Electronica Center <announce@aec.at>
Subject: Ars Electronica 2002 presents Pixelspaces
UNPLUGGED
Art as the Scene of Global Conflicts
Ars Electronica 2002
September 7 - 12
Linz, Austria
www.aec.at/unplugged/
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Pixelspaces at Ars Electronica 2002
a conference about spatial conceptions and strategies in the fields of architecture, virtual/augmented reality and gamedesign.
http://futurelab.aec.at/pixelspaces
coordinated and programmed by the ars electronica futurelab
The aesthetics of 2-D flash animation have long since conquered the surfaces of our real world. Methods and strategies of contemporary architecture increasingly resemble those of computer games. We live in and with mixed realities, in the face of which experiential worlds, theme parks and D****lands visually amount to nothing more than antediluvian ghettos. Game designers, exhibition architects and representatives of augmented or mixed reality present insights into and outlooks for gaming domains.
Pixelspaces I
sun sept. 8th, 2002, 6.00 pm - 8.30 pm
ars electronica center
6.00 pm Introduction Horst Hörtner/A
6.30 pm Robin Clark/UK
7.30 pm Ernest W. Adams/UK
8.00 pm Adrian David Cheok/Singapore
8.30 pm open discussion
Pixelspaces II
mon sept. 9th, 2002, 6.00 pm - 8.30 pm
ars electronica center
6.00 pm Armin Mohsen Daneshgar/A
6.30 pm Bruce Thomas/AUS
7.30 pm Friedrich Borries/D
8.00 pm Masuyama/J
8.30 pm open discussion
moderation: Dietmar Offenhuber
Open Lab space
sat sept. 7th, 2002 - tue sept. 10th, 2002, 11.00 am - 6.00 pm
ars electronica futurelab
Hirokzu Kato - Magic Book
Adrian David Cheok - Real Time Captured Content for Mixed Reality
In addition to the Pixelspaces symposion the Ars Electronica Futurelab opens it's doors again for an Open Lab exhibition. In the production area of the Laboratory it will present the latest developments on the ARS BOX and more. The Futurelab is proud to announce that Adrian Cheok from Singapore and Hirokazu Kato from Hiroshima City University will join the Exhibition and that Prof. Kato will show a new version of the well known Augmented Reality project Magic Book employing natural feature tracking instead of using markers.
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short bios of the participants:
Ernest W. Adams/UK
Freelance game designer, writer, game design theorist; he runs the popular gamedesign website: www.designersnotebook.com
Friedrich von Borries/D
Architect, part of the group "rude architecture"; initiator of the "urban diaries" SMS-Project in Berlin; currently working on his PhD on the topic of the "active city".
Adrian David Cheok/Singapore
Principal Investigator at the Mixed Reality Lab at the National University of Singapore; experimenting with Virtual Environments and Augmented Reality as a new, hybrid narrative medium.
Robin Clark/UK
Architect and exhibition designer at Landdesignstudio, London; Landdesignstudio designed numerous large scale exhibition environments including the Playzone at the Milleniumdome.
Armin Mohsen Daneshgar/A
Vienna based Architect, whose modular, mobile designs involve many game-like concepts; lecturer at the Technical University of Vienna
Masuyama/J
Media theorist, writer, professor, and producer of games for the Nintendo 64. Recently he created a virtual tour of Tokyo as a videogame.
Bruce Thomas/AUS
Professor at the Wearable Computer Lab in at the University of South Australia; developed a wearable AR System bringing the popular computergame Quake into a real outdoor environment.
Hirokazu Kato/ J
Associate Professor at Hiroshima City University, Hirokazu Kato is one of the inventors of Augmented Reality and the AR toolkit system.
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Date: Mon, 02 Sep 2002 21:58:08 -0500
From: Blaz Erzetic <blaz@erzetich.com>
Subject: Pixxelpoint Newsletter
Pixxelpoint 2002 - International Computer Art Festival
-- Newsletter - Sep. 2 2002 --
Dear Pixxelpoint Newsletter subscribers
September 15th, the deadline for submission, is aproaching quickly.
If you're about to send works, hurry up...
Selection of the artworks submited to Pixxelpoint 2002 will be done by
respected Slovene multimedia artist Jaka Zeleznikar.
Jaka Zeleznikar, Slovenia
>From 1997 on frequently participate on international festivals and
exhibitions of new media art with online art works. Venues of
festivals/exhibitions include: Museum of Modern Art (Ljubljana, Slovenia)
and Institute of Contemporary Arts - ICA (London, Great Britain).
More at http://www.jaka.org
List of selected works will be available on our site at the beginning of
October.
By then there will also be known names of the jury and practical info for
the ones who'd like to come to Nova Gorica and see the festival.
In case of any comments and questions please send us an email at
info@pixxelpoint.org .
Best regards,
Blaz Erzetic & Pixxelpoint staff
http://www.pixxelpoint.org
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-- Novice - 2. sep. 2002 --
Spostovani prejemniki Pixxelpointove okroznice
15. september, rok oddaje del, se bliza. Ce pripravljate dela, pohitite.
Selekcijo prispelih del bo opravil priznani multimedijski umetnik Jaka
Zeleznikar.
Jaka Zeleznikar, Slovenija
Od 1997 s spletnimi deli redno sodeluje na mednarodnih festivalih in
razstavah umetnosti novih medijev. Prizorisca vkljucujejo: Moderna galerija
(Ljubljana, Slovenija) in Institute of Contemporary Arts - ICA (London,
Velika Britanija).
Vec na http://www.jaka.org
Seznam izbranih del bo objavljen na nasih spletnih straneh v zacetku
oktobra.
Do takrat bo tudi znan sestav zirije ter prakticne informacije za tiste, ki
si zelite obiskati Novo Gorico in si ogledati festival.
V primeru, da imate kaksno vprasanje ali pripombo, vas vabimo, da nam le-to
posljete na nas elektronski postni predal
info@pixxelpoint.org
Lep pozdrav,
Blaz Erzetic in Pixxelpoint osebje
http://www.pixxelpoint.org
PS
Ce ne zelite vec prejemati novic o Pixxelpoint-u, prosimo, odpišite na
prejeti email z "odstrani" v naslovni vrstici.
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