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Photostatic Magazine 1983-1998
Lloyd Dunn <ll@detritus.net>
fAf Jan02: Cyberarts by Gunalan Nadarajan
linda carroli <lcarroli@pacific.net.au>
New publication: BORDER CROSSING SERVICES
Oliver Ressler <oliver.ressler@chello.at>
CFP: InfowarCon 2002
Kelley <kwalker2@gte.net>
open letter to ars electronca
olia lialina <olialia@teleportacia.org>
Indymedia's Radio Group - D.R.O.P. project :: Broadcast: January 31st - February
jaromil <jaromil@dyne.org>
objekt_14 (build 2314)
Peter Luining <email@ctrlaltdel.org>
EUPRACTIC NOTICE - JAN 2002
"EUPRAXIS" <info@eupraxis.com>
DIAN Announcement for February
DIAN <info@dian-network.com>
New Art
"mikael richter" <mikael@konst.org>
new work
computer fine arts <doron@computerfinearts.com>
Big Wide Logic
"John Biggs" <john@bigwidelogic.com>
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Date: Sun, 20 Jan 2002 21:39:24 +0100
From: Lloyd Dunn <ll@detritus.net>
Subject: Photostatic Magazine 1983-1998
B a c k g r o u n d
Photostatic Magazine was a regular fixture and active proponent of
the zine, audio art and DIY (do it yourself) counterculture that
emerged during the 1980s. As a journal of so-called 'machine art',
Photostatic managed to bring together artists working across the
spectrum of contemporary disciplines, including photocopy art,
collage, correspondence or mail art, concrete poetry, experimental
works, graphic design, photography, sound and video art, humor,
essays, reviews, journalism, and more.
In addition to this wide range of subject matter, Photostatic's
contributors came from around the world; Japan, Australia, North and
South America, and most nations of Europe, including many artists
from the then-Warsaw Pact countries. Photostatic worked within a
self-proclaimed 'Eternal Network', which made use of photocopy,
typewriters, rubber stamps, glue sticks, handwriting and the
international postal system; in perhaps much the same spirit as
people blog, surf, chat, email and code web pages today.
A n n o u n c e m e n t
Photostatic's editor, Lloyd Dunn, is pleased to announce a new
website devoted to historifying and archiving the project called
Photostatic. This new site is intended to serve as a repository for a
complete collection of Photostatic Magazine in electronic form
(including its variant titles Retrofuturism and Psrf).
We further announce the immediate availability of the first issue in
the PDF series, Psrf 49 (October 1998), which was the final issue in
the printed series. New postings will follow at approximately
one-month intervals.
We post these versions, one at a time, in like manner to how they
first appeared, in deference to the print publication's bimonthly
schedule. We post them in reverse chronological order to form a
mirror image in time of the original series. People entirely new to
this content will therefore have the opportunity to see the work
sequentially with its origins gradually unveiled, as opposed to how
its creators saw it, inevitably in terms of an unfolding and
surprising future.
Please visit the new site.
http://psrf.detritus.net/
If you are a former Photostatic or Retrofuturism contributor, please
take a moment to stop by and leave your comments.
http://psrf.detritus.net/comments.html
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# The Tape-beatles and Public Works Productions : http://pwp.detritus.net/
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# Address | c/o Heckovi, Veltruská 531/9, Prosek, 19000 Praha-9, CZ
# Telephone | (42) 02-8688-0092
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Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 16:18:26 +1000
From: linda carroli <lcarroli@pacific.net.au>
Subject: fAf Jan02: Cyberarts by Gunalan Nadarajan
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In fAf's first issue for 2002, Gunalan Nadarajan discusses Cyberarts:
Intersections of Art and Technology, a current exhibition in Singapore.
Nadarajan considers the development of neologisms to engage art and
technology and arrives at a concept of 'cyberarts'.
:: Long time editor, Roger Malina farewells Leonardo Electronic Almanac and
passes the cyberbaton on to Nisar Keshvani.
:: Ugur Gudukbay and Tolga Abaci take us on step by step journey through a
Hierarchical Modeling and Animation System for the Turkish Shadow Theater,
Karagoz.
:: The role of women in Asian cinema is addressed by Tristan Chan Jin Wei
in The Orient Express.
:: Shu-Min Heng reviews Second Thought - A Video Installation by Samuel
John Sexton.
:: JM John Armstrong reviews Howard Bloom's recent book Global Brain: the
evolution of mass mind from the Big Bang to the 21st Century.
:: Linda Carroli takes a look at MIT's publication net_condition: art and
global media which documents the art and global media project curated by
Peter Weibel.
PLUS the usual culprits - upfront, events, opps and stuff.
editor@fineartforum.org
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The latest art and technology news on the net can be viewed at fAf's
Australian based URL:
http://www.cdes.qut.edu.au/Fineart_Online/
Or elsewhere at:
http://www.fineartforum.org
To subscribe to the fAf digest, go to:
http://www.fineartforum.org/aboutus/subscrip.html
"This project has been assisted by the Commonwealth Government through the
Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body."
http://www.ozco.gov.au
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Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2002 20:47:03 +0000
From: Oliver Ressler <oliver.ressler@chello.at>
Subject: New publication: BORDER CROSSING SERVICES
Oliver Ressler, Martin Krenn, "Dienstleistung: Fluchthilfe/Border
Crossing Services”, Edition Selene, 52 p., ger./engl., ISBN:
3-85266-186-2, 2002, EURO 8,00.-
with contributions by Gerald Raunig, Carsten Does, etc.
The European Union member states' restrictive immigration regulations
mean that there is almost no chance to legally migrate to the EU and
reside in a member state. For those who want to enter, making use of
border crossing services is often the only possibility for penetrating
"Fortress Europe.”
The publication documents and discusses the project "Border Crossing
Services” by the artists Martin Krenn and Oliver Ressler, which was
realized in form of an exhibition in the "Kunstraum Lüneburg”, a video,
and a direct mailing with the title "Neues Grenzblatt” (New Border
Paper) in the Austrian/Slovenian border region in 2001. The goal of the
project "Border Crossing Services” is to redefine and highlight the
positive aspects of terms such as "smuggler” or "trafficker" which have
been given a negative connotation through the dominant medial discourse.
The publication includes a copy of the "Neues Grenzblatt" which was
realized in cooperation with anti-racist groups and migrant organizations.
Order at your local bookstore or at http://www.amazon.de (available at
the end of February)
Project-info
http://www.t0.or.at/fluchthilfe
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Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2002 22:45:13 -0500
From: Kelley <kwalker2@gte.net>
Subject: CFP: InfowarCon 2002
:::: CALL FOR PAPERS ::::
:::: InfowarCon 2002 ::::
September 3-6, 2002, Washington, DC
Homeland Defense & CyberTerrorism:
Dealing With Harsh New Realities
http://www.infowar.com/papers/02/paper_012402a_j.shtml
Four days after INFOWARCON 2001 concluded, the very face of our world
changed. Since then, governments and commercial organizations have
accelerated their efforts at defending the new Security Triad: Electronic,
Physical and Personnel. The threats to critical infrastructures and
government systems have never been higher, and increased cooperation is
more necessary than ever before here and throughout the world.
INFOWARCON 2002 will bring together political, military, and commercial
leaders from around the world to discuss the latest in threats and defenses.
We are soliciting creative, analytic, real-world opinions and solutions
that will function in:
- -=- Countering the threats of Global and National Cyberterrorism
- -=- National and Municipal Critical Infrastructure Protection
- -=- Military and Government Information Operations (Defense and
Offense)
Interested parties from government, law enforcement, academia,
corporations, product vendors and individuals from all nations
are invited to submit papers or concepts for presentations to
be given at INFOWARCON 2002 and published in the Conference
Proceedings and on our web sites.
QUESTIONS?
For inquiry or discussion on submissions, please contact
Winn Schwartau at 727.393.6600 or mailto:winns@gte.net
or Betty at mailto:InfowarCon@earthlink.com
Learn more at http://www.infowar.com/papers/02/paper_012402a_j.shtml
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Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2002 21:48:51 +0100
From: olia lialina <olialia@teleportacia.org>
Subject: open letter to ars electronca
good afternoon
what has happened to 10 masterpieces of early net art?
http://remote.aec.at/
olia
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Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2002 11:30:58 +0100
From: jaromil <jaromil@dyne.org>
Subject: Indymedia's Radio Group - D.R.O.P. project :: Broadcast: January 31st - February 4th
Indymedia's Radio Group - D.R.O.P. project will Produce a Live Internet
:: Broadcast: Thursday January 31st - Monday February 4th.
For Immediate release, Monday, January 28th, 2002
Contact: imc-audio@indymedia.org
http://radio.indymedia.org
1. The World Social Forum in Porto Alegre, Brazil
2. The World Economic Forum and protests in New York City
3. The Munich Conference on Security Policy protests in Munich
4. Additional Programming from India, the UK, San Francisco and Seattle,
among others.
:: The World Economic Forum
Some very important people are missing from the headlines and the
stories of the world's most influential economic institutions like the
International Monetary Fund, the World Trade Organization (WTO), and the
Free Trade Area of the Americas. The real players--corporate
representatives--meet for the World Economic Forum (WEF) this year in
New York City with minimal remote press access. Teach-ins and protests
planned in New York City get to the heart of corporate globalization and
US economic power.
http://www.weforum.org
http://www.anotherworldispossible.com
:: The World Social Forum
Also missing from the headlines are the alternatives devised by
grassroots organizations and the world's non-elites. Set to happen at
the same time as the WEF is the World Social Forum in Porto Alegre,
Brazil, a conference exploring such alternatives to an increasingly
standard corporate agenda.
http://www.forumsocialmundial.org.br/eng/index.asp
:: The Munich Conference on Security Policy
This annual meeting brings together the government officials and the
military of NATO and the EU. Much of the coalition behind the military
coalitions that brought us the wars in Afghanistan, Kosovo, and Iraq are
forged in conferences like this security conference. The last few
months have seen military coalition involvement from Japan and Germany
unprecedented since WWII. European activists are planning to bring
their message held by most of the world: not to expand the "War on
Terrorism" to more countries.
http://www.carneval-against-nato.de/
http://www.anti-nato.de.vu/
During our broadcast, Stations can:
1. Stream the live broadcast any time
2. Download audio highlights from the live stream for broadcast; or
3. Download produced MP3 programs giving background, updates, headlines,
stories and wrap-ups.
The live internet stream will begin on January 31st and last through
February 4th from stations in Seattle, San Francisco, Vermont, New York,
Munich, Porto Alegre, and India.
To View a Schedule of the Broadcast please go to
http://www.Protest.Net/drop/
To broadcast or listen to the Stream link to one of the following url's:
http://freeteam.nl:8000/drop - 24kbps
http://live.waag.org:7800/drop -24kbps
http://xaos.pvl.at:8000/drop - 24kbps
http://radio.uk.solpsists.org:8000/drop - 24kbps
http://www.autistici.org:8000/drop - 24kbps
http://radio.us.solpsists.org:8000/drop - 24kbps
http://notowar.com/blast.m3u - 16kbps
For archived mp3's of the broadcast go to
http://radio.indymedia.org/drop/archive.html
Some portions of the stream may be in Portuguese, Spanish, French, or
German.
If you have any questions about playing the broadcast, please email
imc-audio@indymedia.org
For more details, go to:
http://radio.indymedia.org
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Since the WTO protests in Seattle, 1999, the Independent Media Center
(IMC) has been covering the voices of those critiquing these global
institutions and their impact on democratic structures, then streaming
it over the internet. Likewise, the IMC will produce live breaking
coverage of the forums and protests in Brazil, New York, and Munich.
Hundreds of media activists will be calling in reports, conducting phone
interviews and collecting audio on the front lines, in workshops, and at
teach-ins.
For more about the IMC, go to:
http://www.indymedia.org
http://www.indymedia.org/about.php3
See also Microradio.net for more information about live web streaming:
http://www.microradio.net
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jaromil ][ http://dyne.org ][ GnuPG _key__id_
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Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2002 15:59:54 +0100
From: Peter Luining <email@ctrlaltdel.org>
Subject: objekt_14 (build 2314)
name: objekt_14 (build 2314)
artist: peter luining/ ctrlatdel.org
description: url based audio visual engine
platform: win98/winme/win2000/winxp
browser: msie 5+
plugin: macromedia shockwave 8.5
manual url: http://www.ctrlaltdel.org/objekt_14/manual.html
objekt_14 url: http://www.ctrlaltdel.org/objekt_14
changes from last build: objekt_14 can now import soundfiles
larger than 48 kb. mp3 support is out because of mp3 files that
use flexible sample rates caused objekt_14 to crash.
bug fixes: import bug (import of files should now be stable),
sample manipulation (should now be stable/ crash free).
known issues: objekt_14 supports the standard PCM WAV file format.
Though the standard PCM WAV file format is the most widely used
wav format there are several varieties of WAV file formats.
Non-supported WAV file formats include: CCITT A-Law, CCITT u-Law,
DSP Group TrueSpeech(TM), elemediaTM AX2400P music codec, IMA
ADPCM, Microsoft ADPCM, MSN Audio and GSM 6.10.
soon to come objekt_14 standalone versions for mac and pc.
beta versions available at: ftp://www.ctrlaltdel.org/pub/engines
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Date: Thu, 31 Jan 2002 20:00:14
From: "EUPRAXIS" <info@eupraxis.com>
Subject: EUPRACTIC NOTICE - JAN 2002
Dear Colleague,
Please, find hereafter new calls for proposals published JAN 2002 in
the Official Journal of the European Communities. You may find suitable
partners to qualify for funding at http://www.eupraxis.com/partners_search.htm
<http://www.eupraxis.com>
EUPRACTIC-NOTICE is produced monthly and is circulated to anyone
expressing an interest in European matters.
Forward a copy of this e-mail to colleagues and encourage them to register too.
Best regards
eupraxis team
To be excluded from this list please reply with REMOVE on subject line.
URBAN - Call for proposals regarding the Community framework for
cooperation to promote sustainable urban development
Published 30.01.2002 Deadline: open until 27 March 2002. EURef: (2002/C 26/08)
OPEN CALL FOR PROPOSALS VP/2001/21 Directorate-General for
Employment and Social Affairs Implementation of the Council Decision
of 20 December 2000 on a programme relating to the Community
framework strategy on gender equality (2001-2005)
Published 25.01.2002 Deadline: 15 March 2002 EURef:(2002/C 23/08)
The EC/US cooperation programme in higher education and vocational
education and training (2001-2005) Call for proposals 2002
Published 19.01.2002 Deadline: 1 April 2002 EURef: (2002/C 16/22)
Call for proposals under the EC/Canada cooperation programme in
higher education and training Published 19.01.2002
Deadline: 1 April 2002 EURef: (2002/C 16/21)
SYNERGY PROGRAMME Call for co-financed proposals 2002
Published 19.01.2002 Deadline: 3 April 2002 EURef: (2002/C 16/20)
CALL FOR PROPOSALS for the URB-AL programme (phase two)
Published 16.01.2002 Deadlines: 30 April and 31 October 2002 EURef: (2002/C 12/13)
CALL FOR PROPOSALS for the URB-AL programme (phase two)
Published 16.01.2002 Deadline: 15 June 2002 EURef: (2002/C 12/12)
Call for proposals for indirect RTD actions under the specific programme
for research, technological development and demonstration on
"Improving the human research potential and the socioeconomic
knowledge base" Raising public awareness of science and technology
Call identifier: IHP-RPA-02-1 Published 15.01.2002
Deadline 15 April 2002 EURef: (2002/C 11/02)
Altener - Call for proposals for the promotion of increased use of
renewable energy sources in the European Community 2002
Published 09.01.2002 Deadlines: 3 April 2002 and 30 September 2002. EURef: (2002/C 6/09)
SAVE - Call for proposals for the promotion of energy efficiency in the
European Community 2002 Published 09.01.2002
Deadlines: 3 April 2002 and 30 September 2002. EURef: (2002/C 6/08)
Call for proposals for the Euro-Mediterranean regional programme for
local water management issued by the European Commission
Published 05.01.2002 Deadline: 12.00 on 31 May 2002 EURef: (2002/C 2/03)
Call for proposals for employability and long-term employment of
multiply disadvantaged groups (ESF type pilot project) issued by the
National Agency for Regional Development of the Ministry of
Agriculture and Regional Development as contracting authority
representing the Ministry of Economic Affairs and the Ministry of
Social and Family Affairs Published 05.01.2002
Deadline: 4 April 2002 at 4 p.m. EURef: (2002/C 2/04)
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Date: Fri, 01 Feb 2002 01:14:06 +0100
From: DIAN <info@dian-network.com>
Subject: DIAN Announcement for February
DIAN - Digital Interactive Artists' Network
[Image]
http://dian-network.com
February:
DIAN - Digital Interactive Artists' Network -
Our focus for the month of February is SHIRIN KOULADJIE. We proudly
present her work :
"n3xt"
http://dian-network.com/navigation.html
n3xt is a series of loops, with the emphasis on plain space around
objects, exaggerated movements and sound.
As I learned the value of using repetitious elements and silence, there
came a corresponding use in the choice and arrangement of my
compositions. Certain schemes begin to produce an idea in the mind when
they are seen or heard, some a peaceful image - a most welcome contrast
to the feeling of confusion and unrest caused by a crowded life style
and a busy mind. Experiments show that an individual has the capacity to
enjoy only a limited number of things at one time and that when this
amount has been exceeded one actually sees less rather than more. An
object gains importance when it is separated from the things around it-
a few frames of a movie take a new life of their own when they are cut
from their environment: A new thought is born.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
DIAN - Digital Interactive Artists´ Network - is a network for artists
who are seriously involved in using Internet technology in the domain of
contemporary art. We are deeply interested in artists working in this
field.
Artists working with the web, the net and related domains, please submit
your work here:
http://dian-network.com/information.html
Visit DIAN and explore what can be done on the Internet.
address: http://dian-network.com
e-mail: info@dian-network.com
to unsubscribe from this list send an email
to unsubscribe@dian-network.com
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Date: Sun, 20 Jan 2002 23:36:14 +0100
From: "mikael richter" <mikael@konst.org>
Subject: New Art
Ny Konst pĺ/ New Art on www.konst.org /Mikael Richter mikael@konst.org
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Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 16:47:06 -0500
From: computer fine arts <doron@computerfinearts.com>
Subject: new work
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xena
http://www.computerfinearts.com/xena/
dakro
http://www.computerfinearts.com/dakro/
* quicktime 4.1+
* fast connection recommended
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</computerfinearts>
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Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2002 10:11:45 -0500
From: "John Biggs" <john@bigwidelogic.com>
Subject: Big Wide Logic
As a labour of love, I've built a little webzine featuring "Linux news
for the rest of us." Currently, it's a pretty quiet party and I haven't
posted its existence much, but I believe that it could do with a more
lively audience and so submit it to nettimers. Welcome and enjoy.
www.bigwidelogic.com
Thanks,
John Biggs
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