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Je est un autre, le numéro 37 du Magazine électronique du CIAC (Centre international d’art contemporain), est maintenant en ligne! http://www.ciac.ca/magazine/
Events | Opportunities
We are pleased to announce our new website, designed by Sunderland Studio with generous support from the Robert Sterling Clark Foundation. ISCP’s dramatically redesigned website now features an expanded section of information about ISCP, comprehensive archives from the past two years of programs consisting of over 100 individual pages, a profile page for each of our 36 current residents, a journal and a homepage with randomly selected full-screen images from our residents. Please visit us at www.iscp-nyc.org.
Milano Film Festival è lieto di invitarla alla
conferenza stampa di presentazione della 15° edizione
Mercoledì 8 settembre 2010 alle ore 11.30
Sala Alessi – Palazzo Marino
Piazza Scala, 2 Milano
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Del 27 de agosto al 2 de octubre de 2010 siete ciudades europeas se conectan a través de sus pantallas urbanas y media fachadas. MFF 2010 es un proyecto piloto para artistas y diseñadores de los nuevos medios, que emplea infraestructuras urbanas en red a lo largo de toda Europa para la circulación artística y el intercambio cultural transnacional.
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Networked: a (networked_book) about (networked_art) invites you to Read | Write:“Remix and the Rouelles of Media Production”by Mette Birk, Mark Cantwell, Owen Gallagher, Eli Horwatt, Martin Leduc, Eduardo Navas, Tara Zepelhttp://remix.networkedbook.org/
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FutureEverything is presenting a Lounge, Panel, Artwork and Online Forum at Media Festival Arts in London 8-10 September.
FutureEverything Panel: We Don’t Need Another Bubble (How To Build A Sustainable Digital Culture).
From the series of debates that began with The City Debate, Manchester, during May, FutureEverything offers a vision of the future of
art and innovation emerging from digital culture. Participants: Drew Hemment, Marleen Stikker, Amanda McDonald Crowley, Toby Barnes.
9 September, 14:00. Roundhouse London.
http://debate.futureeverything.org
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FutureEverything Lounge
Workshop and discussion event on digital culture and public space, encouraging open conversation and an informal ambience. Highlights include
Bill Thompson plus a HackData workshop led by Matthew Somerville.
9 September, 12:00-17:00. Circle Bar, Roundhouse London.
http://debate.futureeverything.org
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Digital Debates – Lounge Warm-Up/ Online Forum
Bill Thompson will be leading a debate on public space in an online/digitised world and how culture is presented in it.
2-8 Stepember.
http://debate.futureeverything.org
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Questions for the Opening Night Panel/ Online Forum
Cuts, closures, reorganisation‚ what does it mean for the Arts, and what part can digital play in overcoming the change and austerity? This panel will help shape following debates featuring Jeremy Hunt (Secretary of State for Culture, Olympics, Media and Sport), Mark Thompson (Director-General of the BBC) and more.
2-8 Stepember.
http://debate.futureeverything.org
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Aaron Koblin and Takashi Kawashima, Ten Thousand Cents
Artwork
“Ten Thousand Cents” is a digital artwork in which a representation of a $100 bill is drawn by thousands of individuals working in isolation from one another paid one cent each via Amazon’s Mechanical Turk.
8 September, 18:00-23:00. Roundhouse London.
http://debate.futureeverything.org
SoundLAB Cologne & NewMediaFest’2010
proudly launch on 2 September 2010
SoundLAB VI – soundCELEBRATION
http://soundlab.newmediafest.org/blog/?page_id=234
as the feature of the Month September 2010 -
the online showcase of soundart
celebrating the 10th anniversary of
[NewMediaArtProjectNetwork]:||
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September 4-5, 2010
This weekend, we’ll be reopening our space at 951 Chung King Road with two events that we’re very excited about: the Form+Code book launch and a class called Future of the Public School.
SAME 2010 – 3rd International Workshop on
Semantic Ambient Media Experience (NAMU Series)
November, 10th-12th November 2010, in conjunction with AmI-10, in Malaga, Spain
http://www.ambientmediaassociation.org/
node/56, http://ami2010.lcc.uma.es/
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Opening Light art Biennial 2010 – ARTPARK Linz – Mi. Sep 1st 2010, 7 pm
ARTPARK contemporary art
Wienerstrasse 44, 4020 Linz, Entrance Möbel Leitner, 1st floor (vis-à-vis Herz-Jesu-Church)
0043 680 1231059
Features
Networked: a (networked_book) about (networked_art) invites you to Read | Write:“Remix and the Rouelles of Media Production”by Mette Birk, Mark Cantwell, Owen Gallagher, Eli Horwatt, Martin Leduc, Eduardo Navas, Tara Zepelhttp://remix.networkedbook.org/
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Urban Remix partnered with Glide Church for a workshop.
Collective Soundscapes: UrbanRemix in San Francisco
by Carl DiSalvo
This past June we had the opportunity to participate in the City Centered Festival of Locative Media, in San Francisco. Working together with members of Glide Memorial Church and Bay Area musician Ken Ueno, we used the UrbanRemix platform to explore the collective production of soundscapes from the Tenderloin district. The technical platform of UrbanRemix consists of both a mobile application (for iPhone and Android phones) for recoding field audio and a web application for browsing and mixing that audio.
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Available at MagCloud
CSPA Quarterly published by the Center for Sustainable Practice in the Arts
In this issue, we’re working against the stereotypes of the form, and attempting to broaden its term. As always, we’re exploring our chosen theme across disciplines and were delighted to include sculpture, visual art, theater, public art, and media art in the following pages. Instead of asking for work based on waste materials, we asked for work built from objects that already exist.
White Heat Cold Logic: British Computer Art 1960-1980 -
Ongoing Modernism and the Rise of the Heroic
Edited by Paul Brown, Charlie Gere, Nicholas Lambert, and Catherine Mason
Published by The Leonardo Book Series /MIT Press
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Between 1960 to c. 1980, is a set of decades most often portrayed as a period of endless creativity and technological optimism. Back then, artists designed and built their own machines, were invited to collaborate with computer scientists in a multitude of higher, social processes (including the development of interactivity) and were wholly influenced by cybernetics and techno mathematics. (1)
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A publication seeking answers to tomorrow’s questions.
http://www.riksutstallningar.se/
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http://www.facebook.com/pages/
Future-Exhibitions/121585281185802?ref=ts
2009 Swedish Travelling Exhibitions launched Future Exhibitions – a publication concerned with searching the world for signs of what is to come. Given the visitor’s experiences, life choices and dreams, what is the probable future of the exhibition as a medium, a voice, experience and contemporary fountain of knowledge? And what future do we who are working in the field hope to see?
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Rooftop Films kicks off our 14th Annual Summer Series of “Underground Movies Outdoors.” In 2010, Rooftop will screen 23 feature films and 21 programs of short films, including festival hits and world premieres. Films come from around the world, with off-beat and hilarious comedies, intimate and intense dramas, powerful and personal documentaries—all of which reflect Rooftop’s focus on exciting, innovative, independent cinema.
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Towards an Immersive Intelligence: Essays on the Work of Art in the Age of Computer Technology and Virtual Reality
(1993-2006)
by Joseph Nechvatal
EDGEWISE PRESS, founded in 1995, is dedicated to publishing quality books with an emphasis on art, art criticism, aesthetics, philosophy, fiction and verse. It maintains editorial seats in New York and Paris. All of its books are first edition paperbacks, sewn, bound and printed in Turin, Italy, with a two-color front and backcover, with a black and white photograph of the author on the frontispiece.
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Come and celebrate with Furtherfield.org the recent publication of ‘Artists Re: Thinking Games’.
This is an unmissable event for all artists/gamers with a presentation by respected game artist Dr Mary Flanagan, a guest appearance by Jeremy Bailey and a display of some of the gameart featured in the book as well as an introduction by the editors.
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Precision Targets, an interactive essay about technology and the militarization of everyday life.
The project places you inside a cube containing six parallel stories told through interactive comic panels that are married to threads of an essay by scholar Caren Kaplan.
Precision Targets was designed by Erik Loyer and illustrated by Ezra Claytan Daniels.
Launch the project: http://precisiontargets.com/
28th May – 18th July 2010
Listen to your present time tapes and you will begin to see who you are and what you are doing here mix yesterday in with today and hear tomorrow your future rising out of old recordings
everybody splice himself in with everybody else
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