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Misko <mpandil@soros.org.mk>
program of SEAFair for Sunday and Monday
Misko <mpandil@soros.org.mk>
Glowlab in love and other news
ray@glowlab.com
tm.03 - newsletter workshops
Andreas Broeckmann <abroeck@transmediale.de>
16. Stuttgarter Filmwinter - online
Benjamin Fischer <benjamin@typedown.com>
Symposium 19. Januar
"Frau von Sydow" <info@edith-russ-haus.de>
[NET.JAM] season to share
eyescratch(TM) <eyescratch@share.dj>
//PLUG/AND/PLAY/15/12/2002//
"pnp" <pnp@gabba.net>
live stream from netzspannung.org on 16th December at 19:00: Prof. Dr. Martin Ke
"netzspannung.org redaktion" <redaktion@netzspannung.org>
HorizonZero EAT!
"Bizzocchi, Justine" <Justine_Bizzocchi@BanffCentre.CA>
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Date: Fri, 13 Dec 2002 12:24:46 +0100
From: Misko <mpandil@soros.org.mk>
Subject: Re: <nettime> Events [13x]
SEAFair 2002
Skopje Electronic Arts Fair
Cultural Transformation
Consciousness and New Technologies
14 December 2002 - 13 January 2003
Location: Skopje Museum of Contemporary Arts - MoCA
Organizer: Contemporary Art Center Skopje
Curator: Melentie PANDILOVSKI
Supported by: Foundation Open Society Institute Macedonia, PROHELVETIA
Arts Council of Switzerland, Goethe Institute Belgrade
The project SEAFair 2002 Cultural Transformation - Consciousness and New
Technologies is envisioned to bring together culture theoreticians,
practitioners of new media, philosophers, consciousness experts,
neuroscientists, artists and sociologists, in a constructive dialogue. We
expect the project to produce an open atmosphere for critical discourse,
and an on-going debate regarding the raised issues. The idea of this sixth
edition of SEAFair is to investigate the cultural transformation in the
beginning of the 21st century by critically examining in an overall
platform the evolution of consciousness, society, networks, and new media.
The study of consciousness is now considered to be one of the top themes
in artistic and cultural circles especially because current research of
broad fields in a cultural and a social sense may assist us in the
visualizing of our future.
The main theme of the Symposium will be CULTURE AND CONSCIOUSNESS. Themes
such as the influence of techno-scientific change upon society, the study
of consciousness, the study of the mind, etc. will be examined.
PROGRAM
· SATURDAY 14.12.2002 ·
MoCA - Skopje
19:00
OPENING OF THE EXHIBITION
20:00
OPENING OF SYMPOSIUM
CULTURE AND CONSCIOUSNESS
20:00
Roy ASCOTT (UK)
Art, Technology and Consciousness: a personal trajectory
21:00
Suzana MILEVSKA
The Neither: Neither the Body nor the Mind
· SUNDAY 15.12.2002 ·
MoCA - Skopje
18:00 SYMPOSIUM
CULTURE AND CONSCIOUSNESS
18:00 - 18:20 Klauss AMMANN (CH)
Living in a Risk Society
18:20 - 18:50 Liljana SIMJANOVSKA
Brain Breathing
18:50 - 19:10 Melentie PANDILOVSKI
Awareness and Technology
19:10 - 19:30 BREAK
19:30 - 19:50 Jens HAUSER (GER)
Pig Wings
The 8th Day
19:50 - 20:10 Kristijan LUKIC & Zvonko GORECAN (YU)
Explorer98
20:10 - 20:30 Darij KREUH (SLO)
Brainscore
Discussion
· MONDAY 16.12.2002 ·
MoCA - Skopje
11:00 SYMPOSIUM
CULTURE AND CONSCIOUSNESS
11:00 - 11:20 Nina CZEGLEDY (CAN)
The Mind's Eye
11:20 - 11:50 Michalis PICHLER (GER)
Kuh Experiment in Public Space - 3 January 17 2002, Berlin Breitscheidplatz
11:50 - 12:10 Oksana CHEPELYK (UKR)
Textual GENE
12:10 - 12:30 BREAK
12:30 - 12:50 Radka MULLEROVA (CZR)
UNIVERSE
12:50 - 13:10 Biljana & Aleksandar ZDRAVKOVSKI & Gjorgi STOILKOV
We are here
13:10 - 13:30 Georgi STOJANOV
Metaphors and Analogy in Cognitive Science and AI
Discussion
EXHIBITION
Valentin STEFANOV & Nina KOVACEVA (BG)
Wet Contact
Adam ZARETSKY (USA)
A Peneal Extendor
Kristijan LUKIC & Zvonko GORECAN (YU)
Explorer98
(www.explorer98.net)
Irena PASKALI
Simple Thoughts
Radka & Stanislav MULLER (CZR)
The Ordination
Mirror Man on the beach
UNIVERSE
Stefan SASKOV
Waiting Room
Dijana TOMIC RADEVSKA
Petites perceptions
Billjana & Aleksandar ZDRAVKOVSKI & Gjorgi STOILKOV
Transcending the Mind
Michalis PICHLER (GER)
Kuh Experiment in Public Space - 3 January 17 2002, Berlin Breitscheidplatz
Mike STUBBS (UK)
Zero
Oksana CHEPELYK (UKR)
Textual GENE
logicaland (A)
http://www.logicaland.net
Maja SOKOLOVA & Aleksandar TITS (GER)
The I from Yesterday
SYMBIOTICA
Pig Wings
Eduardo KAC (BRA)
The 8th Day
Dejan Spasovic & Dorijan Jovanovic
Rhythm of the circle
(CIX gallery)
- -------------------------------------------------------
Melentie Pandilovski
Director
Contemporary Arts Center - Skopje
Orce Nikolov 109, 1000 Skopje
Republic of Macedonia
Tel/Fax: +389.2.133.541
Tel/Fax: +389.2.214.495
Mobile: +389.70.217.075
http://www.scca.org.mk
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Date: Sun, 15 Dec 2002 11:53:46 +0100
From: Misko <mpandil@soros.org.mk>
Subject: program of SEAFair for Sunday and Monday
SUNDAY 15.12.2002 ·
http://seafair.scca.org.mk
Museum of Contemporary Arts in Skopje
18:00 SYMPOSIUM
CULTURE AND CONSCIOUSNESS
18:00 - 18:20 Klauss AMMANN (CH)
Living in a Risk Society
18:20 - 18:50 Liljana SIMJANOVSKA
Brain Breathing
18:50 - 19:10 Melentie PANDILOVSKI
Awareness and Technology
19:10 - 19:30 BREAK
19:30 - 19:50 Jens HAUSER (GER)
Pig Wings
The 8th Day
19:50 - 20:10 Kristijan LUKIC & Zvonko GORECAN (YU)
Explorer98
20:10 - 20:30 Darij KREUH (SLO)
Brainscore
Discussion
· MONDAY 16.12.2002 ·
MoCA - Skopje
11:00 SYMPOSIUM
CULTURE AND CONSCIOUSNESS
11:00 - 11:20 Nina CZEGLEDY (CAN)
The Mind's Eye
11:20 - 11:50 Michalis PICHLER (GER)
Kuh Experiment in Public Space - 3 January 17 2002, Berlin Breitscheidplatz
11:50 - 12:10 Oksana CHEPELYK (UKR)
Textual GENE
12:10 - 12:30 BREAK
12:30 - 12:50 Radka MULLEROVA (CZR)
UNIVERSE
12:50 - 13:10 Biljana & Aleksandar ZDRAVKOVSKI & Gjorgi STOILKOV
We are here
13:10 - 13:30 Georgi STOJANOV
Metaphors and Analogy in Cognitive Science and AI
Discussion
EXHIBITION
Valentin STEFANOV & Nina KOVACEVA (BG)
Wet Contact
Adam ZARETSKY (USA)
A Peneal Extendor
Kristijan LUKIC & Zvonko GORECAN (YU)
Explorer98
(www.explorer98.net)
Irena PASKALI
Simple Thoughts
Radka & Stanislav MULLER (CZR)
The Ordination
Mirror Man on the beach
UNIVERSE
Stefan SASKOV
Waiting Room
Dijana TOMIC RADEVSKA
Petites perceptions
Billjana & Aleksandar ZDRAVKOVSKI & Gjorgi STOILKOV
Transcending the Mind
Michalis PICHLER (GER)
Kuh Experiment in Public Space - 3 January 17 2002, Berlin Breitscheidplatz
Mike STUBBS (UK)
Zero
Oksana CHEPELYK (UKR)
Textual GENE
logicaland (A)
http://www.logicaland.net
Maja SOKOLOVA & Aleksandar TITS (GER)
The I from Yesterday
SYMBIOTICA
Pig Wings
Eduardo KAC (BRA)
The 8th Day
Dejan Spasovic & Dorijan Jovanovic
Rhythm of the circle
(CIX gallery)
http://seafair.scca.org.mk
- --------------------- Original Message Ends --------------------
- -------------------------------------------------------
Melentie Pandilovski
Director
Contemporary Arts Center - Skopje
Orce Nikolov 109, 1000 Skopje
Republic of Macedonia
Tel/Fax: +389.2.133.541
Tel/Fax: +389.2.214.495
Mobile: +389.70.217.075
http://www.scca.org.mk
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Date: Thu, 19 Dec 2002 00:51:27 -0800
From: ray@glowlab.com
Subject: Glowlab in love and other news
hello!
hope this message finds you well and in good holiday spirits...
here at glowlab we're very excited that today (thursday, 19 december)
someone will fall in love with us. no, really - here's proof:
http://www.glowlab.com/inthelab/lab_truelove/lab_truelove_intro.html
check this page for real-time real-love updates throughout the day...
we also have a great new featured project. swoon over this:
http://www.glowlab.com/projects/Swoon/swoon.html
we have a new photo journal called neuroscape, bringing you images from
psychogeographers everywhere:
http://www.glowlab.com/neuroscape.html
adbusters has generously given us a spot in the january/february 2003
'journal of the mental environment' issue of their magazine, as well as
in the 'jammer's gallery' on their site:
http://www.adbusters.org/creativeresistance/jamgallery/
happy holidays...
glowlab
http://www.glowlab.com
p.s. glowlab has been optimized for internet explorer 4.0+, but if you
have any particularly nasty problems viewing the site, please let us
know so we can fix them. write to webmaster@glowlab.com. thanks.
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Date: Mon, 23 Dec 2002 16:59:23 +0100
From: Andreas Broeckmann <abroeck@transmediale.de>
Subject: tm.03 - newsletter workshops
please see below for English version
**************************************************
Newsletter vom 23.12.2002
transmediale.03
[play global!]
Kuenstlerische Strategien fuer das globale Spiel
Weitere Programminformationen unter
http://www.transmediale.de
Workshops
**************************************************
1. transmediale.03 - Workshops
2. VVVV - Live-Video Software
3. Tapestry - Software
4. Proce55ing
5. Preservation of Video Tapes
6. Wireless Networks
7. Ogg/Vorbis and Open Media Standards
8. SPECIAL: sounds tactical
**************************************************
1. transmediale.03 - Workshops
Die transmediale.03 bietet an fuenf Nachmittagen Workshops an, bei
denen Kuenstler ihre Entwicklungsarbeit an neuen digitalen Tools
vorstellen. Besondere Aufmerksamkeit gilt dabei Projekten aus dem
Bereich der freien Software.
Die Zahl der Teilnehmer ist begrenzt, deshalb bitte zeitig anmelden!
Per Mail an workshop@transmediale.de (mit dem Titel des Workshops im
Betreff) oder telefonisch unter +49-30-24749-852. Kosten 10 bzw. 8
Euro ermaessigt. Akkreditierungen gelten _nicht_ fuer die Workshops.
Alle Workshops finden im Haus der Kulturen der Welt (John-Foster-Dulles-
Allee 10, 10557 Berlin, http://www.hkw.de) statt (ausser 'sounds tactical',
der im Podewil stattfindet) und werden auf Englisch abgehalten.
**************************************************
2. VVVV - Live-Video Software
Sebastian Oschatz (de), Joreg Diessl (at)
Meso/VVVV
VVVV ist eine grafische Programmiersprache fuer Windows. Der Fokus
der Software liegt auf Videosynthese und Echtzeitbearbeitung von
Bildmaterial. Der Workshop bietet eine erste Beruehrungsmoeglichkeit
mit der Software. Die Entwickler der Software leiten den Workshop
selbst und geben die Moeglichkeit, auch tiefer gehende Fragen vor Ort
in Theorie und Praxis zu diskutieren.
Sebastian Oschatz (*1967), Computerwissenschaftler, Mitbegruender von
meso digital media systems design, Frankfurt. Vortraege ueber
Interface Design an der Universitaet Ulm (http://idesign.meso.net).
Joreg Diessl (*1978), FH-Diplom Medientechnologie und -design,
Parasit bei meso, vulltime vvvvler, diverse Audio- und
Video-Installationen (http://joreg.ath.cx).
www.meso.net
Workshop: VVVV - Live-Video Software
Samstag 1. Februar 2003 / 14.00 - 19.00 Uhr, K3
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3. Tapestry - Software
William Ross, Victoria Ward (uk)
Tapestry
Tapestry ist ein Onlinesystem, das verschiedene, von den Benutzern
bereitgestellte Medienformate zu stets neuen Geschichten verwebt.
Jeder darf mitmachen, mitdiskutieren und - eines Tages - die
Verantwortung uebernehmen fuer einen Teil des Gewebes. Der
urspruengliche Sinn des Projekts lag darin, ein effektives Mittel zur
Sammlung und Praesentation von Augenzeugen-Berichten zu schaffen. Das
System wird von unterschiedlichen Sites benutzt, die Beweise zu
Menschenrechtsverletzungen, zum Treibhaus-Effekt oder aehnlichen
medien-unfreundlichen Themen sammeln. - Im Anschluss an den Workshop
folgt im transmediale salon eine Praesentation der Tapestry-Site
wastun.org mit Florian Schneider, The Yesmen, uva.
Will Ross' Portfolio erstreckt sich ueber die Stellung eines
Sozialbeauftragten bei der British Telecom bis zum eindeutig
unbeauftragten mcspotlight.org.
Victoria Ward arbeitet fuer Sparknow, eine kleine und respektlose
Beratungsfirma fuer Wissensmanagement, die sowohl im privaten als
auch im freiwilligen und im oeffentlichen Sektor aktiv ist.
www.spanner.org/tapestry
Workshop: Tapestry - Software
Sonntag 2. Februar 2003 / 14.00 - 19.00 Uhr, K3
**************************************************
4. Proce55ing
Casey Reas (it)
Interaction Design Institute Ivrea
Proce55ing ist eine Umgebung zum Erlernen der Grundprinzipien des
Programmierens im Kontext der elektronischen Kuenste und ein
elektronisches Skizzenbuch fuer die Konzeptentwicklung.
Workshop-Teilnehmer werden sich mit dem Programmieren als kreativem
Arbeitsmittel beschaeftigen, indem sie Programme fuer Bilder,
Bewegung und Verhalten schreiben. Die Software wird mithilfe der
Proce55ing-Umgebung geschrieben. Proce55ing ist ein offenes Projekt
und wurde initiiert von Ben Fry und Casey Reas.
Entwickelt am Interaction Design Institute Ivrea, Aesthetics und
Computation Group am MIT Media Lab.
www.proce55ing.net
Workshop: Proce55ing
Montag, 3. Februar 2003, 14.00 - 19.00 Uhr, K3
**************************************************
5. Preservation of Video Tapes
Torben Soeborg (dk)
Danish Video Art Data Bank
Museen fuer zeitgenoessische Kunst sammeln in zunehmendem Masse
Installationen, die unterschiedliche Medien verwenden. Diese
Sammlungsgegenstaende sind von erheblichen Problemen betroffen.
Welche Aspekte spielen bei der Konservierung und Ausstellung von
Multimedia-Installationen eine Rolle? Was sind die Kriterien fuer
Erhalt und Re-Installation der Arbeiten? Wird immer mehr technisches
Wissen erforderlich sein, um die Praesentation dieser Installationen
auch zukuenftig zu gewaehrleisten? Ohne eine Loesung werden eine
Reihe dieser Werke auf lange Sicht verloren gehen.
Video- und Grafikkuenstler Torben Soeborg von der Danish Video Art
Data Bank untersucht die Probleme die bei der Bewahrung von
immateriellen, unbestaendigen Medien und insbesondere bei der
Konservierung von Arbeiten auf aelteren Videocassetten auftreten. Er
macht Vorschlaege fuer "passive" und "aktive" Methoden, und stellt
praktikable Verfahren zur Diskussion.
www.videoart.suite.dk
Workshop: Preservation of Video Tapes
Montag 3. Februar 2003 / 16.00 - 20.00 Uhr, K1
**************************************************
6. Wireless Networks
Lars Aronsson (se)
Community Wireless Networking
Der Zugang zum Internet in Bueros, Schulen und oeffentlichen Plaetzen
wird in Zukunft zunehmend ueber drahtlose Funktechnologien
stattfinden. Waehrend der Zugang zum Internet eine immer wichtigere
Rolle im taeglichen kulturellen und wirtschaftlichen Leben einnimmt,
versuchen internationale Initiativen diese neuen
Kommunikationstechnologien fuer lokale Communities nutzbar zu machen.
Elektrosmog, eine Online-Diskussionsgruppe aus Stockholm, ist eine
der wichtigsten dieser neuen Organisationen, die sich mit dem
oeffentlichen Internetzugang ueber Funktechnologie auseinandersetzen.
Lars Aronsson wird in seinem Vortrag auf die Thematik eingehen und im
Anschluss die kulturelle und soziale Bedeutung dieser neuen
Funktechnologien zur Diskussion stellen.
Lars Aronsson ist Computerwissenschaftler und Programmierer. Im Jahr
2000 gruendete er Elektrosmog.
www.elektrosmog.nu
Workshop: Wireless Networks
Dienstag 4. Februar 2003 / 14.00 - 19.00 Uhr, K3
**************************************************
7. Ogg/Vorbis and Open Media Standards
Adam Hyde (gb)
Ogg/Vorbis and Open Media Standards
Ogg/Vorbis ist ein neuer, offener Medienstandard fuer
Audiokompression, der entwickelt wurde, um vorhandene proprietaere
und patentierte Formate zu ersetzen. Vorbis ist frei, offen und
unpatentiert, dadurch unterscheidet es sich von bestehenden Formaten.
Vorbis wurde als Teil des Ogg Projektes entwickelt. Ogg/Vorbis ist
Teil einer groesseren Initiative, die im Moment ein vollwertiges,
offenes Multimedia-System entwickelt. Dieser Workshop gibt eine
Einfuehrung in das Format und behandelt sowohl die technischen
Spezifikationen (Datenkompression, Codierung/Decodierung,
Hoervergleiche mit konkurrierenden Formaten) als auch die
philosophischen und rechtlichen Fragen, mit denen sich offene
Medienformate und Initiativen auseinandersetzen.
Adam Hyde ist Medienkuenstler und Musiker. Sein besonderes Interesse
gilt Streaming Media im Bild- und Audiobereich. www.radioqualia.net
Workshop: Ogg/Vorbis and Open Media Standards
Mittwoch 5. Februar 2003 / 14.00 - 19.00 Uhr, K3
**************************************************
8. SPECIAL: sounds tactical - ein Next 5 Minutes Tactical Media Lab
im Podewil, 5. - 7. Februar 2003, taeglich 12.00-18.00 Uhr
Der dreitägige Workshop beschaeftigt sich mit den Möglichkeiten der
Verwendung von Klangmaterial in Kunst, Aktivismus und taktischen
Medienkampagnen. Er findet statt als 'Tactical Media Lab' zur
Vorbereitung der Next 5 Minutes 4: Tactical Media Konferenz, die im
Mai 2003 in Amsterdam stattfinden wird. Eines der Projekte, die im
Rahmen des Workshops bearbeitet werden, ist 'pool.prj', ein
vielschichtiges kollaboratives Klangprojekt, das von Laurence Rassel
(be) and Cornelia Sollfrank (de) mit anderen Mitarbeiterinnen
entwickelt wird. Der Workshop wird organisiert vom Podewil in
Kooperation mit transmediale.03.
www.n5m.org
Information und Voranmeldung: workshop@transmediale.de, tel. 030-24749-852
**************************************************
transmediale.03
[play global!]
1 - 5 february 2003
international media art festival berlin
http://www.transmediale.de
info@transmediale.de
**************************************************
English version
**************************************************
Newsletter 23.12.2002
transmediale.03
[play global!]
Artistic Strategies for the Global Game
More programme information at
http://www.transmediale.de
Workshops
**************************************************
1. transmediale.03 - Workshops
2. VVVV - Live-Video Software
3. Tapestry - Software
4. Proce55ing
5. Preservation of Video Tapes
6. Ogg/Vorbis and Open Media Standards
7. Wireless Networks
8. Special: sounds tactical
**************************************************
1. transmediale.03 - Workshops
transmediale.03 offers hands-on workshops over a period of five
afternoons, during which the artists will present their work
developing new digital tools. Particular attention will be paid to
projects dealing with free software.
Since the number of participants is limited, please register early,
via e-mail workshop@transmediale.de, or phone +49-30-24749-852. Costs
10 Euro / 8 Euro reduced. Accreditations are _not_ valid for these
workshops.
All workshops take place at House of World Cultures in Berlin
(John-Foster-Dulles-Allee 10, D-10557 Berlin, http://www.hkw.de) -
save for the Next 5 Minutes special, 'sounds tactical' which takes
place at Podewil. The workshops will be held in English.
**************************************************
2. VVVV - Live-Video Software
Sebastian Oschatz (de), Joreg Diessl (at)
Meso/VVVV
VVVV is a graphical computer language for Windows. The software's
focus is on video synthese and real-time editing of image material.
The workshop offers a first encounter with this software. The
software developers will conduct the workshop themselves and give
opportunity for more profound q&a on theory and realisation.
Sebastian Oschatz (*1967), diploma in computer science, co-founder of
meso digital media systems design, Frankfurt, lectures in interface
design at university Ulm (idesign.meso.net).
Joreg Diessl (*1978), FH-Diploma in media technology and -design,
parasite at meso, vulltime vvvvler, various audio, video,
programming, installation works
(<http://joreg.ath.cx>http://joreg.ath.cx).
www.meso.net, vvvv.meso.net
Workshop: VVVV - Live-Video Software
Saturday 1 February 2003 / 14.00 - 19.00 hrs, K3
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3. Tapestry - Software
William Ross, Victoria Ward (uk)
Tapestry
Tapestry is a collaborative storytelling system: it weaves a compound
narrative out of the disparate fragments entered by its inhabitants,
splicing and combining narrative steps to build a single navigable
mass of story. Anyone is free to contribute, discuss and one day take
responsibility for part of the weave. The original purpose of the
project was to find an effective way of gathering and presenting
eyewitness testimony. How to gather firsthand material from remote
and how to make that material engaging, informative and useful to
both the researcher and the casual passer-by without relying on
editorial expertise. The system is used by several sites to gather
and discuss evidence of human rights violations, climate change and
other media-unfriendly issues. - The workshop will be followed by a
presentation of the Tapestry-powered website wastun.org with Florian
Schneider, The Yesmen, and others, in the transmediale salon.
Will Ross has a portfolio that stretches from British Telecom's
corporate social responsibility unit to the decidedly anticorporate
mcspotlight.org.
Victoria Ward is with Sparknow, a small and irreverent Knowledge
Management consultancy that mixes corporate, voluntary and public
sector work.
www.spanner.org/tapestry
Workshop: Tapestry - Software
Sunday, 2 February 2003 / 14.00 - 19.00 hrs, K3
**************************************************
4. Proce55ing
Casey Reas
Interaction Design Institute Ivrea (it)
Proce55ing is an environment for learning the fundamentals of
computer programming within the context of the electronic arts and it
is an electronic sketchbook for developing ideas. Workshop
participants will explore the concept of programming as a means of
creation through writing programs for images, movement, and behavior.
We will be using the Proce55ing environment for writing the software.
Proce55ing is an open project initiated by Ben Fry and Casey Reas.
Developed at Interaction Design Institute Ivrea, Aesthetics and
Computation Group at the MIT Media Lab.
www.proce55ing.net
Workshop: Proce55ing
Monday, 3 February 2003, 14.00 - 19.00 hrs, K3
**************************************************
5. Preservation of Video Tapes
Torben Soeborg (dk)
Danish Video Art Data Bank
More and more museums for contemporary art are collecting
installations in which various media are used. These acquisitions are
surrounded by considerable problems. Which aspects play a role in the
conservation and re-installation of multi media installations? What
are the criteria for preservation and re-installation? Is there a
need for more technical know-how to ensure that these installations
can also be presented in the future? How can installations be
registered and documented? Without solutions, a number of these works
will, in the long term, have to be given up as lost.
Video and graphic artist Torben Soeborg of the Danish Video Art Data
Bank examines the problems with preserving the immaterial variable
media and more specific the conservation of works on old video tapes.
He put forward proposals for both "passive" and active" actions and
questions for discussion about what can be done? - and what should be
done?
Workshop: Preservation of Video Tapes
Monday 3 February 2003 / 16.00 - 20.00 Uhr, K1
**************************************************
6. Wireless Networks
Lars Aronsson (se)
Community Wireless Networking
There is a now widespread belief that access to the Internet
increasingly will use wireless technology in homes, offices, schools,
and public spaces. As access to the Internet becomes an increasingly
important part of our daily cultural, economic and social lives,
international initiatives are arising that aim to put these new
communication technologies in the hands of local communities.
Elektrosmog, an online discussion group based in Stockholm, is one of
the most important of these new organizations dedicated to public,
wireless Internet access.
Lars Aronsson will give a lecture and lead a discussion on the
cultural and social implications of these new wireless technologies
as well as provide an overview of current Swedish projects.
Lars Aronsson is computer scientist and programmer. He founded
Elektrosmog in 2000. www.elektrosmog.nu
Workshop: Wireless Networks
Tuesday 4 February 2003 / 14.00 - 19.00 hrs, K3
**************************************************
7. Ogg/Vorbis and Open Media Standards
Adam Hyde (nz/nl/gb)
Ogg/Vorbis and Open Media Standards
OggVorbis is a new open standard audio compression format designed to
replace existing proprietary, patented formats. Vorbis is different
from existing proprietary formats in that it is completely free, open
and unpatented. Developed as part of the Ogg project, OggVorbis is
part of a larger initiative currently being undertaken to create a
fully open multimedia system. This workshop will introduce the
format, focusing on both technical specifics (compression,
encoding/decoding, listening comparisons between competing formats)
as well as the philosophical and legal issues underpinning open media
standards and initiatives.
Adam Hyde is a new media artist and musician. He has a special
interest in streaming media, in both visual and audio contexts.
www.radioqualia.net
Workshop: Ogg/Vorbis and Open Media Standards
Wednesday 5 February 2003 / 14.00 - 19.00 hrs, K3
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8. SPECIAL: sounds tactical - a Next 5 Minutes Tactical Media Lab
at Podewil, 5 - 7 February 2003, daily 12.00-18.00 hrs
The three-day workshop will examine the potentials for using sound
material in art activism and tactical media campaigns. It is
conceived as a Tactical Media Lab in preparation of the Next 5
Minutes 4: Tactical Media conference which is due to take place in
Amsterdam in May 2003. One of the projects to be developed during the
workshop is 'pool.prj' a multi-layered collaborative sound project
conceived by Laurence Rassel (B) and Cornelia Sollfrank (D) with
other collaborators. The workshop is organised by Podewil in
cooperation with transmediale.03.
www.n5m.org
Information and pre-registration: workshop@transmediale.de, tel.
030-24749-852
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transmediale.03
[play global!]
1 - 5 february 2003
international media art festival berlin
http://www.transmediale.de
info@transmediale.de
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Date: Mon, 23 Dec 2002 17:35:02 +0000
From: Benjamin Fischer <benjamin@typedown.com>
Subject: 16. Stuttgarter Filmwinter - online
English version see below
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Liebe FreundInnen des Filmwinters, es ist kurz vor Weihnachten und schon
bald steht die 16. Ausgabe des Stuttgarter Filmwinter - Festival for
Expanded Media - ins Haus. Ab dem 9. Januar geht es schon mit einigen Warm
Up-Veranstaltungen los. Vom 16.-19. Januar 2003 findet dann das Festival im
Filmhaus Stuttgart und im Ex-IKEA statt.
Aus 1300 Einreichungen in den Bereichen Kurzfilm und -video,
Medieninstallationen, CD-ROM und Internet haben die Vorauswahlkommissionen
die spannendsten Arbeiten ausgewählt. Im Rahmenprogramm gibt eine Werkschau
mit Videos von Erwin Wurm zu sehen. Unter dem Schlagwort "Erdung" haben wir
uns mit dem "neuen Heimatgefühl in der Medienkunst" auseinandergesetzt. Gibt
es ein Korrektiv auf Mobilisierung, Flexibilisierung und Globalisierung,
ohne in das traditionelle Werteschema zurückzufallen, das mit Begriffen wie
"Wurzel" oder "Heimat" verknüpft ist? Das Programm "Gegenspieler"
beschäftigt sich mit "Machinimas" und subversiven Erzählformen in
Computerspielen.
Weitere Informationen zu Programm und Gästen, Eintrittspreisen und
Veranstaltungsorten findet Ihr auf unserer Website http://www.filmwinter.de
Cheers, Wanda
+*+*+*+*+*
Dear friends of the Stuttgart Filmwinter, just before x-mas, I want to
announce the upcoming 16th Stuttgart Filmwinter - Festival for Expanded
Media. The event starts with a Warm Up from January 9 on with various
exhibitions and programmes. The festival itself takes place from January
16-19 at the Stuttgart Filmhaus and the Ex-IKEA (former IKEA-building).
>From 1300 submissions in the field von short film and video, media
installation, CD-ROM and Internet the selection committees have selected the
outstanding works. In the special programmes we feature a video
retrospective of Erwin Wurm. Under the catchwork "Erdung" (Grounding) we
have compiled works and organized lectures which deals with the "new feeling
of attachment to one's home town". Which roles inhere geographical and
emotional places in today's media society? Is there a corrective to the
trends of mobilization, flexploitation, and globalization? And does this
mean we are returning to traditional value systems, implying expressions
such as "home" and "roots"? The programme "Gegenspieler" (counterplots)
deals with "Machinimas" and subversive narration in computer games.
You find all relevant information on programme and guests, admission and
venues on our web site http://www.filmwinter.de
Cheers, Wanda
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Date: Thu, 19 Dec 2002 09:46:56 +0100
From: "Frau von Sydow" <info@edith-russ-haus.de>
Subject: Symposium 19. Januar
(scroll down for english)
Symposium 19. Januar 2003
"Repräsentation durch künstlerisch-ästhetische Strategien" oder Aktivisten
setzen Künstler ein, Künstler setzen Aktivisten ein, Firmen setzen
Kunsthäuser ein, Kunsthäuser setzen alle ein.
"Repräsentation durch künstlerisch-ästhetische Strategien" oder Aktivisten
setzen Künstler ein, Künstler setzen Aktivisten ein, Firmen setzen
Kunsthäuser ein, Kunsthäuser setzen alle ein. Das ganztägige Symposium
lädt Künstler und Aktivisten ein, um Videos zu zeigen, Vorträge zu halten
und eine rege Diskussion anzustiften über den Einsatz von ästhetischen
Strategien in Bereichen außerhalb und innerhalb der Kunst.
Rosanne Altstatt (Leiterin, Edith-Ruß-Haus für Medienkunst) stellt das
Symposium in den Kontext der Ausstellung. Antek Walczak, Mitglied von
'Bernadette Corporation' (USA) wird das neue Video der Gruppe über die
Teilnahme an der Anti-Globalisierungsdemo in Genua zeigen und zur
Diskussion stellen. Stephan Dillemuth (Künstler und Autor "The Academy and
the Corporate Public", Hamburg) fragt, ob künstlerische Forschung eine
alternative Form der Kritik außerhalb von Repräsentations-Strategien sein
könnte. Marion von Osten (Künstlerin, Autorin und wissenschaftliche
Mitarbeiterin am Institut für Theorie der Gestaltung und Kunst Zürich)
hält einen Vortrag mit Videomaterial zu Künstler und das Thema "Creative
Industry". Deportation Class und Silke Wagner führen ein Gespräch über die
Zusammenführung aktivistischer und künstlerischer Aktionen gegen
Abschiebung.
Symposium: Eintritt: 5 ?
Sonntag, 19. Januar 2003, 11 - 18 Uhr
11.00 Rosanne Altstatt, Einführung
11.30 Marion von Osten "Büro De-Construct" / Vortrag mit Video, Diskussion
12.45 Stephan Dillemuth "The Academy and the Corporate Public" / Vortrag, Diskussion
14.00 Mittagspause
15.00 Bernadette Corporation "Get Rid of Yourself"
Videovorführung und Kommentar von Antek Walczak in englischer Sprache, Diskussion
17.00 Podiumsgespräch "Ästhetische Strategien im Aktivismus und Aktivismus in der Kunst"
mit Deportation Class und Silke Wagner, moderiert von Rosanne Altstatt
Edith-Ruß-Haus für Medienkunst
Edith Russ Site for Media Art
Peterstraße 23/Katharinenstraße 23
26121 Oldenburg
Germany
t. +49 (0)441 235 31 94
f. +49 (0)441 235 21 61
www.edith-russ-haus.de
info@edith-russ-haus.de
***
Symposium 19 January, 2003
Representation through artistic-aesthetic Strategies Or Activists Engage
Artists, Artists Engage Activists, Companies Engage Art Spaces, Art Spaces
Engage them all
"Representation through artistic-aesthetic Strategies" or Activists Engage
Artists, Artists Engage Activists, Companies Engage Art Spaces, Art Spaces
Engage them all. This all-day symposium is an invitation to artists and
activists to present videos and talks in order to ignite a lively
discussion on the use of aesthetic strategies inside and outside the
sphere of the arts.
Rosanne Altstatt (Director, Edith Russ Site for Media Art) begins by
setting the symposium in the context of the exhibition. Antek Walczak from
"Bernadette Corporation" (USA) presents a new video on the
anti-globalization demonstrations in Geneva. Stephan Dillemuth (artist and
author of "The Academy and the Corporate Public", D) asks if artistic
research can function as an alternative form of criticism beyond
conventional strategies of representation. Marion von Osten (artist,
author and lecturer at the Institute for Design and Art Theory, CH) will
hold a talk with video material on artists and their roles in the
"Creative Industry". Deportation Class and Silke Wagner will discuss the
cohesion of activist and artistic actions against deportation.
Symposium, Entrance Fee: 5 euros
19 January, Sunday 11 am - 6 pm
11.00 Rosanne Altstatt, Introduction
11.30 Marion von Osten "Büro De-Construct" / Talk and video (German), discussion
12.45 Stephan Dillemuth "The Academy and the Corporate Public" / Talk (German), discussion
14.00 Lunch Break
15.00 Bernadette Corporation "Get Rid of Yourself"
video screening und commentary by Antek Walczak (English), discussion
17.00 Panel Discussion "Aesthetic Strategies in Activism, Activism in Art"
discussion with Deportation Class and Silke Wagner (German), moderated by Rosanne Altstatt
Edith-Ruß-Haus für Medienkunst
Edith Russ Site for Media Art
Peterstraße 23/Katharinenstraße 23
26121 Oldenburg
Germany
t. +49 (0)441 235 31 94
f. +49 (0)441 235 21 61
www.edith-russ-haus.de
info@edith-russ-haus.de
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Date: Mon, 16 Dec 2002 01:18:01 -0500
From: eyescratch(TM) <eyescratch@share.dj>
Subject: [NET.JAM] season to share
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According to our records, Share first convened in early summer
2001. 273 hours of open jam, 78 hours of featured sets, and 525 GB
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hours (5pm until 1am or later most Sundays), new participants, and
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SUNDAYS:
* Open Video Jam 5pm to close
Multi-user live video synthesis on 4 screens + 1 waterfall. Bring
video gear and VGA / RBG / S-Video / Composite cables to join in. We
have VGA cables available for laptop users.
* Open Audio Jam 5pm to close with breaks for Featured Sets
Multi-user audio jam on a great sound system, up to three seperate rooms.
Bring portable electronics and matched 1/4" cables to join.
* Featured Set(s) 8pm
Many weeks we invite Share regulars, local and touring artists to play
a featured set. During the featured set, the audio jam usually takes a
break.
* Notice
Please note that on 29 December we will close at 9:30pm. Other nights
we are open until 1am or later.
YEAR'S END 2002 AT SHARE:
* 22 December - Mike Berk
Throwing it all away and beginning again, mike will make an
exploratory venture through the sounds of his youth. No clicks,
no pops, no granulators, no sequencing. As for the computer...well?
* 29 December - Deepfatfried [EARLY CLOSE AT 9:30pm]
With a sound that blends edgy electronics, ghetto-tech basslines,
house thump, and breakbeat riddims, California-based Deepfatfried
has been melting consumer electronics since 1996. DFF is in New York
to celebrate an upcoming CD release on Diet Strychnine Records. The
duo will be bringing an improvised live laptop set.
* 5 January - osso bucco and Heartworm
osso bucco is Nyc born, Florida bred and Barcelona based sonic artist
gregg kowalsky's solo project. After several years of manipulating sounds
inside his laptop, osso bucco has brought his music to the people with
performances at the Sonar Festival and Wrong Festival in Barcelona and
the Nursery Summer Festival in Stockholm. His music weaves back and forth
between ambient noise and digital harmony, which appears to be the focus
of the compositions. The textures he creates from overlapping repetitive,
DSP clicks and processed layers of sounds provide the backdrop to the
subtle melodies. In December, one of his tracks will appear on the Wrong
Festival Compilation cd with Hrvatski, Dj Rupture and Once11. For more
info and mp3s go to www.nosordo.com/ossobucco and www.observatoryonline.org
nyC based brandon taylor (akA the heartworm) creates severely fractured
glitch-core nonsense on severely fractured laptop, combining skewed and
disected rythms, visceral textures, and stuttering melodies. the heartworm
co-hosts the weekly "opiate" ambient party at {*}penair (along with
aaron spectre and unit), is a founder of the ever ominous slum.org music
collective and has recorded and performed music for web, film and artist
installation work. he has released recordings for various imprints
(DHR, aklass records, slum.org.)
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Date: Fri, 13 Dec 2002 10:10:54 -0000
From: "pnp" <pnp@gabba.net>
Subject: //PLUG/AND/PLAY/15/12/2002//
// PLUG AND PLAY - SUNDAY 15/12/2002 - //
// http://www.gabba.net/pnp bring your laptop and plug in.. //
// so far SEMI-confirmed to play this month... //
//: BEFLIX : glitch visuals ( )
http://www.beflix.com
// CEDRIC PIN : minimal electronics ( )
http://www.coriolislab.org/
// t0neburst : sounds ( )
t0neburst@hotmail.com
// SLUB : melodic and chordal studies, generative experiments and beat
processes. ( )
http://www.slub.org/
// TRANSMIT AUDIO LAB : discerning metro listening ( )
http://www.transmitaudio.com
// as well as possible performances from nervoustestpilot, rgb invaded, =
jk,
evil twin, and you!
entry is free
anyone can come along and PLUG in their laptops,
or any other a/v technology and PLAY music
or visuals they have made, whatever.....
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http://www.gabba.net/pnp - event info
// ---------------------------------------------------------- //
http://www.gabba.net/bluescreen - message boards
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Date: Fri, 13 Dec 2002 15:28:34 +0100
From: "netzspannung.org redaktion" <redaktion@netzspannung.org>
Subject: live stream from netzspannung.org on 16th December at 19:00: Prof. Dr. Martin Kemp
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live stream from netzspannung.org on 16th December at 19:00
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Lecture from Prof. Dr. Martin Kemp
Professor for art history
University of Oxford
"Structural Intuitions in Art and Science"
Lecture in English
http://netzspannung.org/media-library/iconic-turn/
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The lecture is part of the ICONIC TURN series, which is organised by the
Burda Akademie zum Dritten Jahrtausend (Burda Academy of the third
millenium) in collaboration with the Humanwissenschaftlichen Zentrum of
Ludwig-Maximilians-University, Munich, in co-operation with
netzspannung.org, the internet platform for media art, media design,
science and technology.
http://www.iconic-turn.de/
netzspannung.org was conceived and developed by the MARS Exploratory
Media
Lab of the Fraunhofer Institute for Media Communication and is supported
by
the Bundesministerium fuer Bildung und Forschung (Ministry of Education
and
Research). http://netzspannung.org/
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Email: redaktion@netzspannung.org
MARS - Exploratory Media Lab |
Fraunhofer Institut für Medienkommunikation
D-53754 Sankt Augustin | Germany |
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Date: Tue, 17 Dec 2002 13:55:25 -0700
From: "Bizzocchi, Justine" <Justine_Bizzocchi@BanffCentre.CA>
Subject: HorizonZero EAT!
HorizonZero, The Banff Centre, Canadian Heritage, and BlueSponge cordially
invite you to attend a wintertime celebration of food and digital art!
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The drink has been poured,
And the table set,
For a digital feast,
You1ll never forget.
Please join us for Issue 5
EAT! : A Digital Feast
Coming December 18, 2002
A party to be held across Canada and the World at
http://www.horizonzero.ca
EAT! is a pan-Canadian digital solstice party of gastronomic proportions < a
digital delight for the senses! What1s on the menu? Heaping platefuls of
original art: Eight jubilant artist-chefs from the West Coast to the
Maritimes have prepared a multi-course meal of media morsels to grace our
table.
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SPECIAL LIVE EVENT!!
Also, on December 21, 2002, our artists will be gathering online for Winter
solstice, the longest night of the year, to share their work, recipes, and
seasonal chatter in a cross-Canada, real-time reenactment of our dinner
party.
It1s going to be a packed soirée, but don1t worry, because there1s plenty of
room at the table, and we sincerely hope you1ll join our hostesses Sara
Diamond and Martha Ladly for this warm, entertaining, and slightly eclectic
online social event.
Get more information on how to join the party by following the link from
www.horizonzero.ca
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Featured digital media artists:
Paul Wong
Sheri-D Wilson
Lisa Steele and Kim Tomczak
Michelle Kasprzak and Mike Steventon
Bruno Ricciardi-Rigault
Skawennati Tricia Fragnito and Jason Lewis
Kent Brown
John Welchman
EAT! : A rich media meal that won1t go straight to your waistline!
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BlueSponge
http://www.bluesponge.com
EAT! features the interface and art design of very special guests
BlueSponge. Based in Montréal, BlueSponge is a digital design company
acknowledged for their expertise in digital communication, content creation,
and rich Web experiences. To view their most recent achievements, visit
their Web site. Or check out Room 010, an online experience designed for the
Festival International Nouveau Cinéma Nouveaux Médias Montréal (FCMM) < just
go to http://www.fcmm.com and follow the link to "FCMM Live".
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HorizonZero is a bilingual Web publication dedicated to presenting the best
in Canadian digital arts and culture. The only way to experience it is to
click.
http://www.horizonzero.ca
digital art + culture in Canada
Justine Bizzocchi
Producer, Horizon Zero
Banff New Media Institute
T: 403-762-6139
F: 403-762-6665
E: justine_bizzocchi@banffcentre.ca
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