Syndicate: Multimedia Art Asia Pacific (MAAP): Missile Web Launch

[Andreas Broeckmann <abroeck@v2.nl>]

from: maap1@pacific.net.au

Multimedia Art Asia Pacific (MAAP) Inc. presents:

Missile Web Launch 1 - 17 September 2000
The MAAP2000 Missile Web Launch blasts off Thursday 1 September from
www.maap.org.au. From the 1st of September until 17 September, a new web
based artwork will be launched into cyberspace from the MAAP website. The
aim of the Missile Web Launch is to showcases innovative web based artworks
made by artists and professionals in the Australia, Asia Pacific Region. A
selection of 17 quirky and experimental web based artworks from India,
Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, New Zealand and Australia will unleashed each day
highlighting artistic endeavours on the world wide web. Stay in touch with
Ground Control at www.maap.org.au.

MAAP2000 Festival 15 - 17 September
Only two weeks to the big official opening event! Not the Olympics - but the
third Multimedia Art Asia Pacific Festival (MAAP). The MAAP2000 Festival
gives an alternative screen culture to enjoy during a very busy sports
event. Featuring works by professional artists, film makers, designers,
animators, web developers and multimedia professionals and critical thinking
from new media theorists. Catch it online @ www.maap.org.au or visit the
Brisbane Powerhouse.

See - a selection of short films from film makers, and students making
documentaries, computer animation, and experimental video works. Saturday 16
September. Brisbane Powerhouse.

Seek - interactive works curated by Chinese artist Pi Li and D'art from
Sydney's DLux Media Arts group. Also new video works by Chinese artist,
GongXian Wang "Kara Oke" and the "Fly". 15-17 September Brisbane Powerhouse
and online.

Speak - MAAP2000 WWWeb Jam: Presence and Place Forum. Sunday 17 September.
Brisbane Powerhouse and netcast live www.maap.org.au. Register for the
physical event at info@maap.org.au or joint the netcast live.

SEE, SEEK & SPEAK www.maap.org.au or Email: info@maap.org.au

MAAP is a non-profit organisation that promotes excellence in art and
technology in Australia/Asia Pacific regions.

Major Sponsors:
Platinum - Macromedia,  Gold - CITEC, Silver - Choice Connections, Apple
Computers

Government Sponsors:
Arts Queensland, Brisbane City Council, Cinemedia

Supported by:
Brisbane Powerhouse Centre for the Live Arts, Asia Pacific Magazine, ICE
Media, Dialog, IdN Magazine, Malaysian Video Awards Festival, QUT-
Communication Design, QANTM, QPIX, ANAT, Videotage - Hong Kong,  Institute
of Modern Art, Metro Arts, Queensland Artworkers Alliance.

MULTIMEDIA ART ASIA PACIFIC, GPO BOX 2505, BRISBANE Q 4001, AUSTRALIA
BRISBANE POWERHOUSE, 119 LAMINGTON DRIVE, NEW FARM, BRISBANE AUSTRALIA
ABN 28 453 510 851

TELEPHONE: (07) 3348 7403
FAX: (07) 3348 4109




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