Hi,
Following is information about SCANZ 2013 3rd nature residency, wananga-symposium and exhibition. For further information, go to intercreate.org, lots of info is found under the categories on the right side of the page.
SCANZ 3rd nature residency 18/19 Jan 2013 to Feb 4 2013
There are 22 artists on the residency. It consists partly of two weeks (Mon-Fri) of optional Open Labs, mostly themed days. You are welcome to drop in and take part, and please bring koha and/or food to share. Things are really tight budget wise.
The first two days are at Parihaka, with a representative group going on the 18th and the full residency and organisers on the 19th.
The list of selected artists is at:
http://www.intercreate.org/2011/09/scanz-2013-third-nature/
Week one activities:
http://www.intercreate.org/2012/10/week-one-residency/
Week two activities:
http://www.intercreate.org/2012/10/week-two-residency/
Please note free participation does not include the symposium.
SCANZ 3rd nature wananga-symposium Feb 1-3 2013
There are 24 presentations in the symposium, plus activity sessions in between - 'doing' things to go with the talking and listening. We are aiming for a relaxed non hierarchical atmosphere.
You need to register, either for one, two or three days. Less than a day is koha.
We are looking for food helpers, which would be one way to cover registration if needed. You would need to sort your own accommodation.
The list of selected abstracts is at:
http://www.intercreate.org/2012/10/scanz-2013-hui-symposium-selected-abstracts/
SCANZ 3rd nature exhibition Feb 2 - April 2 2013
15 projects are part of the 3rd nature exhibition - which includes works in Puke Ariki, in-between the museum and the coast, in Pukekura Park and the local environment.
The opening is dawn 6.28am on Saturday February 2nd.
Selected artists can be found at:
http://www.intercreate.org/2012/12/2013-exhibition/
Project theme
We know humanity has got it wrong when it comes to the environment. How can we make it right? Can a combination of art, science, technology and indigenous knowledge provide some answers?
It would be great to see people at one or more of the above.
Have a great new year everyone.
Ian M Clothier
Faculty of Humanities
Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki
www.witt.ac.nz
0064 6 757 3100 x 8895
Artist
ianclothier.com
Executive Director
Intercreate.org
2012
March Waterwheel (online) presentation Tunisia
May Presentation at Technoetic telos - Planetary Collegium, Kefalonia Greece
Sept Wai (curator) at 516Arts, ISEA 2012 Albuquerque
Sept Bus garden at ISEA 2012 Albuquerque
2013
Jan-Feb SCANZ 2013 3rd nature (creative director)
Jun Sea of Ubiquity ISEA 2013
Sunday, December 16, 2012
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
[Ada_list] Call for Projects | Interactivos?'13 Tools for a Read-Write World
*MEDIALAB-PRADO*
Área de Las Artes del Ayuntamiento de Madrid
Arts Department of the Madrid City Council
http://medialab-prado.es*
* *
*
Interactivos?'13 Tools for a Read-Write World. Call for Projects
Medialab-Prado and The Libre Graphics Research Unit are seeking for
projects to be *collaboratively developed* during a two-weeks workshop
to be held in Madrid, 15-27 April, 2013.
We are interested in your ideas for*tools to design, edit, draw and
write together*. This edition focuses on (re)inventing a Libre Graphics
workflow that supports collaboration and exchange.
Advisors: Libre Graphics Magazine editorial team (ginger coons, Ana
Carvalho and Ricardo Lafuente); Comunes Collective - KUNE collaborative
software (Vicente Ruiz Jurado, Samer Hassan) and Jennifer Dopazo.
Curated by Femke Snelting (LGRU, Constant)
*Call Open: October 31 2012 – January 15, 2013.*
Call for collaborators: February 5 – April 9, 2013.
Libre Graphics Meeting and presentations of the selected projects: April
10-13, 2013.
Workshop: April 15-27, 2013.
Entry rules and submission form:
http://medialab-prado.es/article/ilgru_call_projects
--
Nerea García Garmendia
Comunicación / Press
Medialab-Prado
Intermediae Matadero Madrid
Paseo de la Chopera, 14 28045 Madrid
(Temporary Location)
Tel. +34 915 177 288
difusion@medialab-prado.es
www.medialab-prado.es
http://www.facebook.com/MedialabPradoMadrid
Twitter: @medialabprado
Área de Las Artes del Ayuntamiento de Madrid
Arts Department of the Madrid City Council
http://medialab-prado.es*
* *
*
Interactivos?'13 Tools for a Read-Write World. Call for Projects
Medialab-Prado and The Libre Graphics Research Unit are seeking for
projects to be *collaboratively developed* during a two-weeks workshop
to be held in Madrid, 15-27 April, 2013.
We are interested in your ideas for*tools to design, edit, draw and
write together*. This edition focuses on (re)inventing a Libre Graphics
workflow that supports collaboration and exchange.
Advisors: Libre Graphics Magazine editorial team (ginger coons, Ana
Carvalho and Ricardo Lafuente); Comunes Collective - KUNE collaborative
software (Vicente Ruiz Jurado, Samer Hassan) and Jennifer Dopazo.
Curated by Femke Snelting (LGRU, Constant)
*Call Open: October 31 2012 – January 15, 2013.*
Call for collaborators: February 5 – April 9, 2013.
Libre Graphics Meeting and presentations of the selected projects: April
10-13, 2013.
Workshop: April 15-27, 2013.
Entry rules and submission form:
http://medialab-prado.es/article/ilgru_call_projects
--
Nerea García Garmendia
Comunicación / Press
Medialab-Prado
Intermediae Matadero Madrid
Paseo de la Chopera, 14 28045 Madrid
(Temporary Location)
Tel. +34 915 177 288
difusion@medialab-prado.es
www.medialab-prado.es
http://www.facebook.com/MedialabPradoMadrid
Twitter: @medialabprado
Monday, December 3, 2012
[Ada_list] 8 Dec online symposium: CONVERGENCE/DIVERGENCE
You are invited to attend, participate, wherever you are...
8 December 2012 - CONVERGENCE/DIVERGENCE
A worldwide roundtable symposium about Water issues
10 am 1 pm, PST
time converter http://bit.ly/8Dec12-symposium
to attend online, please click here http://water-wheel.net/taps/view/311
to attend on site: Room 109 (next to gallery), Library Building, Los
Medanos College
This symposium will showcase projects by artists, scientists and activists
participating in simultaneous discussion on the internet on Waterwheel's
Tap and on location at Los Medanos College Community (Room 109) in
California. This global conversation is part of the
CONVERGENCE//DIVERGENCE exhibition organized by WEAD (Women¹s
Environmental Artist Directory), Waterwheel and Los Medanos College
Gallery.
speakers:
- Suzon Fuks &lsqauo; Curator and Waterwheel co-founder (remotely)
- Lauren Elder &lsqauo; Collaborative Work with LMC Science Class & LMC Professor
Mitch Schweickert
- Artists Formerly Known as Women &lsqauo; LA (remotely)
- Sonja Van Kerkhoff &lsqauo; Water Takes Form
- Deanna Pindell &lsqauo; Eco-Art Remediation in the Watershed (remotely)
- Christina Bertea &lsqauo; Ghost of Sturgeons Past&lsqauo;Skin of Our Ancestors
- Enid Baxter &lsqauo; Not Just a Pretty Picture, The Synergy between Art &
Science (remotely)
- Jane Ingram Allen &lsqauo; California Delta Rivers (remotely)
More info http://bit.ly/Conv-Div_Symposium8Dec12
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
AUDIENCE will need a standard web browser with the Flash player plugin*
and broadband internet connection.
* To attend the live stream (open already 30 minutes before), please click
on this link: http://water-wheel.net/taps/dock/311
* You can enter a name, your own name or a nickname, in the box at the
bottom right of the page
* To comment or ask a question, type into the text input field below the
chat window & press the ENTER key
* Ensure you have your computer¹s volume turned up (you may wish to use
headphones).
If you experience technical difficulties:
* reload the web page
* if that doesn¹t work, quit and restart your browser or try another one
* it will not work on iPads or iPhone, as they do not support Flash
* if you are behind a firewall, the port 1935 has to be open for the Tap
to work; normally this port is open, but to be sure you can test it
following this link: http://water-wheel.net/pages/test_rtmp
*The Tap requires the latest Flash Player plugin; most browsers will
automatically ask you to update when a new version is released, but if you
don¹t have the latest version you can download it here
http://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/downloads.html
If you have any question, please write to info@water-wheel.net
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Ada_list mailing list
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http://aotearoadigitalarts.org.nz/
8 December 2012 - CONVERGENCE/DIVERGENCE
A worldwide roundtable symposium about Water issues
10 am 1 pm, PST
time converter http://bit.ly/8Dec12-symposium
to attend online, please click here http://water-wheel.net/taps/view/311
to attend on site: Room 109 (next to gallery), Library Building, Los
Medanos College
This symposium will showcase projects by artists, scientists and activists
participating in simultaneous discussion on the internet on Waterwheel's
Tap and on location at Los Medanos College Community (Room 109) in
California. This global conversation is part of the
CONVERGENCE//DIVERGENCE exhibition organized by WEAD (Women¹s
Environmental Artist Directory), Waterwheel and Los Medanos College
Gallery.
speakers:
- Suzon Fuks &lsqauo; Curator and Waterwheel co-founder (remotely)
- Lauren Elder &lsqauo; Collaborative Work with LMC Science Class & LMC Professor
Mitch Schweickert
- Artists Formerly Known as Women &lsqauo; LA (remotely)
- Sonja Van Kerkhoff &lsqauo; Water Takes Form
- Deanna Pindell &lsqauo; Eco-Art Remediation in the Watershed (remotely)
- Christina Bertea &lsqauo; Ghost of Sturgeons Past&lsqauo;Skin of Our Ancestors
- Enid Baxter &lsqauo; Not Just a Pretty Picture, The Synergy between Art &
Science (remotely)
- Jane Ingram Allen &lsqauo; California Delta Rivers (remotely)
More info http://bit.ly/Conv-Div_Symposium8Dec12
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
AUDIENCE will need a standard web browser with the Flash player plugin*
and broadband internet connection.
* To attend the live stream (open already 30 minutes before), please click
on this link: http://water-wheel.net/taps/dock/311
* You can enter a name, your own name or a nickname, in the box at the
bottom right of the page
* To comment or ask a question, type into the text input field below the
chat window & press the ENTER key
* Ensure you have your computer¹s volume turned up (you may wish to use
headphones).
If you experience technical difficulties:
* reload the web page
* if that doesn¹t work, quit and restart your browser or try another one
* it will not work on iPads or iPhone, as they do not support Flash
* if you are behind a firewall, the port 1935 has to be open for the Tap
to work; normally this port is open, but to be sure you can test it
following this link: http://water-wheel.net/pages/test_rtmp
*The Tap requires the latest Flash Player plugin; most browsers will
automatically ask you to update when a new version is released, but if you
don¹t have the latest version you can download it here
http://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/downloads.html
If you have any question, please write to info@water-wheel.net
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
_______________________________________________
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Ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz
http://aotearoadigitalarts.org.nz/
Sunday, December 2, 2012
[Ada_list] This week's highlights of the 121212 UpStage Festival of Cyberformance - Walking Backwards into the Future!
Greetings ADA people!
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121212 UpStage Festival of Cyberformance begins this Wednesday, 5 December, with a retrospective programme entitled "Walking Backwards into the Future."
Proverbs from many cultures express the concept of "walking backwards into the future" (in Maori, "ka mura, ka muri"), to learn from those who have gone before us as we forge new paths; it is also a quote from media theorist Marshall McLuhan. In this spirit, the first part of the 121212 UpStage Festival seeks to acknowledge and celebrate the body of cyberformance work that has been created since the first UpStage festival in 2007.
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Walking Backwards into the Future takes place from 5-11 December, and is followed by a programme of new works, Testing 1 2, 1 2, 1 2, over 27 hours on Wednesday 12 December (with a bit on the 11th and 13th, depending on your time zome).
Opening the festival is Come and Go by Avatar Body Collision, the cyberformance troupe who initiated UpStage in 2003. In this cyberformance the group faithfully represent's Samuel Beckett's short play Come and Go in the online environment. The avatars' words and actions adhere strictly to the script, under the watchful eye of a tyrannical director and with comments from Beckett himself.
Other highlights from 070707 are: Baba Yaga, incorporating shadow puppet techniques into a beautiful cyberformance: Freeze Flight or Fight, which invites audiences to share their experiences of dealing with rejection; Learn to Hear Through the Lies of Your Eyes: The Cyberforming Hybridization of Tuxedomoon, which "addresses the position of the contemporary musician in a relation to predominantly scopophilic regime of the Artworld based on information technology"; and Interface, a playful face-to-face meeting on the surface of the interface.
From the 080808 UpStage Festival, there is: Calling Home: The Big Get-Together, the show which spawned the cyberformance troupe Activelayers; RxEgo-go, exploring the role of medi(c)ation in a symptomatized, technologized society; Mysterious Mali's Drawings, a super-hero tale by children in Brisbane; and Veni! ????! Dodji! to the Zapata Private/Pirate Birthday Party. And, Vice Versa … a cyberformance celebration of the birthday of Mexican revolutionary Emilio Zapata.
A "kitchen of the future" is the setting for The Dish, originally presented at the 090909 festival. From 101010, MASS-MESS explores the meaning of symbols in a world of mass production, and S/Zports: A Training for the Possible Wor(l)ds applies the vocabulary of sports to alternative social relations. And from last year's festival, 11:11:11, we have Flat Earth - a poetic journey on the source of ideas - and Magfalda Meets the World in Pieces - a journey of discovery. All of the performances are accessible to online audiences via a standard web browser: visit www.upstage.org.nz to find live links to the stages at the performance time.
On Thursday 6 December there will be a "node" - screening of performances at a physical venue - at Odin Teatret in Holstebro, Denmark, from 4pm-6pm CET.
The 121212 UpStage Festival of Cyberformance is organised by Festival Architects Helen Varley Jamieson and Vicki Smith, with a team of dedicated volunteers and the talented artists. It is the sixth annual festival of cyberformance - live online interactive events created and presented for online audiences.
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kia ora ra
helen & vicki ")
UpStage festival Architects
info@upstage.or.nz
www.upstage.org.nz
- - -
121212 UpStage Festival of Cyberformance begins this Wednesday, 5 December, with a retrospective programme entitled "Walking Backwards into the Future."
Proverbs from many cultures express the concept of "walking backwards into the future" (in Maori, "ka mura, ka muri"), to learn from those who have gone before us as we forge new paths; it is also a quote from media theorist Marshall McLuhan. In this spirit, the first part of the 121212 UpStage Festival seeks to acknowledge and celebrate the body of cyberformance work that has been created since the first UpStage festival in 2007.
- -
Walking Backwards into the Future takes place from 5-11 December, and is followed by a programme of new works, Testing 1 2, 1 2, 1 2, over 27 hours on Wednesday 12 December (with a bit on the 11th and 13th, depending on your time zome).
Opening the festival is Come and Go by Avatar Body Collision, the cyberformance troupe who initiated UpStage in 2003. In this cyberformance the group faithfully represent's Samuel Beckett's short play Come and Go in the online environment. The avatars' words and actions adhere strictly to the script, under the watchful eye of a tyrannical director and with comments from Beckett himself.
Other highlights from 070707 are: Baba Yaga, incorporating shadow puppet techniques into a beautiful cyberformance: Freeze Flight or Fight, which invites audiences to share their experiences of dealing with rejection; Learn to Hear Through the Lies of Your Eyes: The Cyberforming Hybridization of Tuxedomoon, which "addresses the position of the contemporary musician in a relation to predominantly scopophilic regime of the Artworld based on information technology"; and Interface, a playful face-to-face meeting on the surface of the interface.
From the 080808 UpStage Festival, there is: Calling Home: The Big Get-Together, the show which spawned the cyberformance troupe Activelayers; RxEgo-go, exploring the role of medi(c)ation in a symptomatized, technologized society; Mysterious Mali's Drawings, a super-hero tale by children in Brisbane; and Veni! ????! Dodji! to the Zapata Private/Pirate Birthday Party. And, Vice Versa … a cyberformance celebration of the birthday of Mexican revolutionary Emilio Zapata.
A "kitchen of the future" is the setting for The Dish, originally presented at the 090909 festival. From 101010, MASS-MESS explores the meaning of symbols in a world of mass production, and S/Zports: A Training for the Possible Wor(l)ds applies the vocabulary of sports to alternative social relations. And from last year's festival, 11:11:11, we have Flat Earth - a poetic journey on the source of ideas - and Magfalda Meets the World in Pieces - a journey of discovery. All of the performances are accessible to online audiences via a standard web browser: visit www.upstage.org.nz to find live links to the stages at the performance time.
On Thursday 6 December there will be a "node" - screening of performances at a physical venue - at Odin Teatret in Holstebro, Denmark, from 4pm-6pm CET.
The 121212 UpStage Festival of Cyberformance is organised by Festival Architects Helen Varley Jamieson and Vicki Smith, with a team of dedicated volunteers and the talented artists. It is the sixth annual festival of cyberformance - live online interactive events created and presented for online audiences.
- - -
kia ora ra
helen & vicki ")
UpStage festival Architects
info@upstage.or.nz
www.upstage.org.nz
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