>> Number 8 Collective is calling for expressions of interest from
artists to screen their video works in a shipping container as part of
the Dunedin Fringe Festival 2013 (New Zealand). The Festival runs from
14 March to 24 March 2013.
> http://www.dunedinfringe.org.nz/ [2]
>
>>
The Octagon is the central point of Dunedin City and is the 2013 Dunedin
Fringe Festival hub. The hub will occupy the central carriage way and
consist of a series of 6 shipping containers surrounding a central stage
area, which will host various daily theatre performances.
>
> The
container hub is a pop-up exhibition space for artists and creatives to
exhibit their
>
>> lsquo;street life' into the polished and groomed
city centre. The aim is to engage, and to an extent confront the public,
in alignment with the Dunedin Fringe Festival.
>>
>> We are seeking
works of up to 5 minutes in duration.
>>
>> Please forward us a link
where we can preview your work by 23 FEBRUARY 2013 and forward on this
call out to colleagues and your networks. cheers
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>
>>
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>> Don Hunter & Ana Terry
>> Number 8 Collective
>>
number8collective.weebly.com [1]
>> +64 21 024 33071
>> +64 22 123
9695
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after-white-space;">
>
> Un Litro de Agua - Colombia [3]
> Black
Islands - Spirit and War in Melanesia [4]
Links:
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[1]
http://number8collective.weebly.com/
[2]
http://www.dunedinfringe.org.nz/
[3]
http://unlitrodeagua.wordpress.com/
[4]
http://www.anaterry.com/black-islands.html
Monday, January 28, 2013
Thursday, January 24, 2013
[Ada_list] Art History of Games co-located conference
Apologies if you receive this more than once - please forward on to those who might be interested, as the deadline is tight.
--
Art History of Games co-located conference
August 26-29, 2013
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
http://dm.lmc.gatech.edu/digra2013/
The second Art History of Games symposium will explore the relationships between games, art and history. Indeed, the title of this co-located conference -- the Art History of Games -- is intended as a provocation. Do games have an art history? Should they have an art history? Can they have a history in the same sense that painting, sculpture and architecture did until the mid-20th century? Is there a clear and identifiable relationship between games and art? What about histories of art games/games as art/games for art's sake? What is happening to such creations and their history, as they age? What resources might existing disciplines such as Art History provide for thinking through these and other questions, and where might they need rethinking, supplementing, extending?
The Art History of Games symposium will be co-located with DiGRA 2013 in order to take advantage of the confluence of game makers, scholars, technologists, theorists and critics. We encourage submissions from all corners of the worlds of art, games and history: contemporary art world, the indie game scene, the game industry, academics studying and making games, media artists, art and media historians, and beyond.
Important Dates:
Feb 8: Abstracts of 500 words or less due
March 4: Notifications of acceptance sent
March 4: Registration opens
May 3: Full papers due
June 24: Committee feedback to authors
July 1: Author/early registration closes
July 15: Detailed conference schedule announced
July 26: Final papers due
Aug 26: Conference begins
--
Melanie Swalwell
Associate Professor, Screen and Media,
Flinders University
GPO Box 2100
Adelaide SA 5001
Ph: +61 8 8201 2619
278 Humanities Bldg
www.flinders.edu.au<http://www.flinders.edu.au/>
http://www.flinders.edu.au/people/melanie.swalwell
Play It Again blog: http://blogs.flinders.edu.au/play-it-again/
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--
Art History of Games co-located conference
August 26-29, 2013
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
http://dm.lmc.gatech.edu/digra2013/
The second Art History of Games symposium will explore the relationships between games, art and history. Indeed, the title of this co-located conference -- the Art History of Games -- is intended as a provocation. Do games have an art history? Should they have an art history? Can they have a history in the same sense that painting, sculpture and architecture did until the mid-20th century? Is there a clear and identifiable relationship between games and art? What about histories of art games/games as art/games for art's sake? What is happening to such creations and their history, as they age? What resources might existing disciplines such as Art History provide for thinking through these and other questions, and where might they need rethinking, supplementing, extending?
The Art History of Games symposium will be co-located with DiGRA 2013 in order to take advantage of the confluence of game makers, scholars, technologists, theorists and critics. We encourage submissions from all corners of the worlds of art, games and history: contemporary art world, the indie game scene, the game industry, academics studying and making games, media artists, art and media historians, and beyond.
Important Dates:
Feb 8: Abstracts of 500 words or less due
March 4: Notifications of acceptance sent
March 4: Registration opens
May 3: Full papers due
June 24: Committee feedback to authors
July 1: Author/early registration closes
July 15: Detailed conference schedule announced
July 26: Final papers due
Aug 26: Conference begins
--
Melanie Swalwell
Associate Professor, Screen and Media,
Flinders University
GPO Box 2100
Adelaide SA 5001
Ph: +61 8 8201 2619
278 Humanities Bldg
www.flinders.edu.au<http://www.flinders.edu.au/>
http://www.flinders.edu.au/people/melanie.swalwell
Play It Again blog: http://blogs.flinders.edu.au/play-it-again/
Australasian Heritage Software Database: www.ourdigitalheritage.org<http://www.ourdigitalheritage.org/>
CRICOS Provider: 00114A
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013
[Ada_list] best for 2013 + reminder - call for 3WDS13
Best for 2013!
apologies for cross-posting
Reminder: call for proposals
for Waterwheel World Water Day Symposium on 22 March 2013
Open to artists, academics, scientists and activists
Info http://bit.ly/WWWDS13-INFO
Deadline: 6 February 2013
Theme: 'Water Memories & Tomorrow's Landscapes'
Selected works will be part of a publication by Sousse University.
Abstracts, performances, workshops and panel proposals must be submitted
BEFORE the 6th of February 2013 via the electronic EasyChair system
https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=wwwds2013
Co-organised by Sousse University in Tunisia, Griffith University in
Australia, Five Colleges in Massachusetts, Reciclarte & IQLab in Argentina
Cheers
Suzon
Initiator and co-founder of WATERWHEEL http://water-wheel.net
3/27 Waverley St - Annerley QLD 4103 - Australia - skype: suzonfuks
it takes 12,000 litres to make 500 grams of chocolate!
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apologies for cross-posting
Reminder: call for proposals
for Waterwheel World Water Day Symposium on 22 March 2013
Open to artists, academics, scientists and activists
Info http://bit.ly/WWWDS13-INFO
Deadline: 6 February 2013
Theme: 'Water Memories & Tomorrow's Landscapes'
Selected works will be part of a publication by Sousse University.
Abstracts, performances, workshops and panel proposals must be submitted
BEFORE the 6th of February 2013 via the electronic EasyChair system
https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=wwwds2013
Co-organised by Sousse University in Tunisia, Griffith University in
Australia, Five Colleges in Massachusetts, Reciclarte & IQLab in Argentina
Cheers
Suzon
Initiator and co-founder of WATERWHEEL http://water-wheel.net
3/27 Waverley St - Annerley QLD 4103 - Australia - skype: suzonfuks
it takes 12,000 litres to make 500 grams of chocolate!
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Monday, January 14, 2013
[Ada_list] Transport to Christchurch from Dunedin - Netwalking Tour dates
>> Hi there,
>>
>> We are looking at getting a Dunedin group
together to attend the Christchurch Master Class and other ADA
activities this Easter weekend....
>
>> * Thursday March 28th, 11am -
4pm Masterclass Physics Room, Christchurch
>
> * Friday March 29th,
11am - 4pm Public Walk, Physics Room, Christchurch
>
>> th:100%">
>>
>> * Saturday March 30th Panel discussion at Mesh
> ium,
Christchurch
Dear ADA,
The ADA Network is happy to confirm dates for
the Netwalking Tour, a
series of workshops and master classes with
UK-based media artist Simon
Pope from March 16th - April 14th
2013.
Pope will lead three public workshops hosted by the ADA Network
in
Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, which will draw upon his
recent
work of walking-as-art. The ADA Network will also host a
residency
period in Whanganui and coordinate a trans-tasman
collaboration with a
residency at the University of Wollongong,
NSW.
The Netwalking Tour will focus on the themes emerging from Pope's
recent
projects such as The Memorial Walks (2008), A Common Third (2010)
and
Memory Marathon (2010). These projects involve walking with others
to
negotiate routes as a way of exploring relationships between people
and
our relationships with 'land'. In 'A Common Third', (2010), Pope
walked
with others to jointly-negotiate unfamiliar terrain through hills
and
mountains, which later formed the basis of an audio
installation,
drawing parallels between processes of working together
and models of
dialogue.
# Netwalking
Programme
http://www.ada.net.nz/projects/simon-pope-netwalking [4]
*
Saturday March 16th, 11am - 4pm Masterclass Dowse Art Museum,
Lower
Hutt, Wellington
* Sunday March 17th, 11am - 4pm Public Walk Dowse Art
Museum,
Lower Hutt, Wellington
* Tuesday March 19th, 5.30pm Artist Talk
- Sarjeant Gallery, Whanganui
* Thursday March 28th, 11am - 4pm
Masterclass Physics Room,
Christchurch
* Friday March 29th, 11am - 4pm
Public Walk, Physics Room, Christchurch
* Saturday March 30th Panel
discussion at Mesh Cities Symposium,
Christchurch
* Wednesday April
4th, Masterclass, A.U.T University, Auckland
* Thursday April 5th,
Public event, A.U.T University, Auckland
* Monday April 9th -13th
Residency University of Woolongong, Australia
* Saturday April 14th
Public Walk, Sydney, Australia
Registration and full programme
information will be available in the
last week of Jan 2013.
For more
information please contact
netwalking_at_greenbench_dot_org
cheers
/julian
Julian
Priest
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[2]
http://unlitrodeagua.wordpress.com/
[3]
http://www.anaterry.com/black-islands.html
[4]
http://www.ada.net.nz/projects/simon-pope-netwalking
[5]
mailto:Ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz
[6]
http://aotearoadigitalarts.org.nz/
>>
>> We are looking at getting a Dunedin group
together to attend the Christchurch Master Class and other ADA
activities this Easter weekend....
>
>> * Thursday March 28th, 11am -
4pm Masterclass Physics Room, Christchurch
>
> * Friday March 29th,
11am - 4pm Public Walk, Physics Room, Christchurch
>
>> th:100%">
>>
>> * Saturday March 30th Panel discussion at Mesh
> ium,
Christchurch
Dear ADA,
The ADA Network is happy to confirm dates for
the Netwalking Tour, a
series of workshops and master classes with
UK-based media artist Simon
Pope from March 16th - April 14th
2013.
Pope will lead three public workshops hosted by the ADA Network
in
Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, which will draw upon his
recent
work of walking-as-art. The ADA Network will also host a
residency
period in Whanganui and coordinate a trans-tasman
collaboration with a
residency at the University of Wollongong,
NSW.
The Netwalking Tour will focus on the themes emerging from Pope's
recent
projects such as The Memorial Walks (2008), A Common Third (2010)
and
Memory Marathon (2010). These projects involve walking with others
to
negotiate routes as a way of exploring relationships between people
and
our relationships with 'land'. In 'A Common Third', (2010), Pope
walked
with others to jointly-negotiate unfamiliar terrain through hills
and
mountains, which later formed the basis of an audio
installation,
drawing parallels between processes of working together
and models of
dialogue.
# Netwalking
Programme
http://www.ada.net.nz/projects/simon-pope-netwalking [4]
*
Saturday March 16th, 11am - 4pm Masterclass Dowse Art Museum,
Lower
Hutt, Wellington
* Sunday March 17th, 11am - 4pm Public Walk Dowse Art
Museum,
Lower Hutt, Wellington
* Tuesday March 19th, 5.30pm Artist Talk
- Sarjeant Gallery, Whanganui
* Thursday March 28th, 11am - 4pm
Masterclass Physics Room,
Christchurch
* Friday March 29th, 11am - 4pm
Public Walk, Physics Room, Christchurch
* Saturday March 30th Panel
discussion at Mesh Cities Symposium,
Christchurch
* Wednesday April
4th, Masterclass, A.U.T University, Auckland
* Thursday April 5th,
Public event, A.U.T University, Auckland
* Monday April 9th -13th
Residency University of Woolongong, Australia
* Saturday April 14th
Public Walk, Sydney, Australia
Registration and full programme
information will be available in the
last week of Jan 2013.
For more
information please contact
netwalking_at_greenbench_dot_org
cheers
/julian
Julian
Priest
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http://unlitrodeagua.wordpress.com/
[3]
http://www.anaterry.com/black-islands.html
[4]
http://www.ada.net.nz/projects/simon-pope-netwalking
[5]
mailto:Ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz
[6]
http://aotearoadigitalarts.org.nz/
[Ada_list] Netwalking Tour dates
Dear ADA,
The ADA Network is happy to confirm dates for the Netwalking Tour, a
series of workshops and master classes with UK-based media artist Simon
Pope from March 16th - April 14th 2013.
Pope will lead three public workshops hosted by the ADA Network in
Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, which will draw upon his recent
work of walking-as-art. The ADA Network will also host a residency
period in Whanganui and coordinate a trans-tasman collaboration with a
residency at the University of Wollongong, NSW.
The Netwalking Tour will focus on the themes emerging from Pope's recent
projects such as The Memorial Walks (2008), A Common Third (2010) and
Memory Marathon (2010). These projects involve walking with others to
negotiate routes as a way of exploring relationships between people and
our relationships with 'land'. In 'A Common Third', (2010), Pope walked
with others to jointly-negotiate unfamiliar terrain through hills and
mountains, which later formed the basis of an audio installation,
drawing parallels between processes of working together and models of
dialogue.
# Netwalking Programme
http://www.ada.net.nz/projects/simon-pope-netwalking
* Saturday March 16th, 11am – 4pm Masterclass Dowse Art Museum,
Lower Hutt, Wellington
* Sunday March 17th, 11am – 4pm Public Walk Dowse Art Museum,
Lower Hutt, Wellington
* Tuesday March 19th, 5.30pm Artist Talk – Sarjeant Gallery, Whanganui
* Thursday March 28th, 11am – 4pm Masterclass Physics Room,
Christchurch
* Friday March 29th, 11am – 4pm Public Walk, Physics Room, Christchurch
* Saturday March 30th Panel discussion at Mesh Cities Symposium,
Christchurch
* Wednesday April 4th, Masterclass, A.U.T University, Auckland
* Thursday April 5th, Public event, A.U.T University, Auckland
* Monday April 9th -13th Residency University of Woolongong, Australia
* Saturday April 14th Public Walk, Sydney, Australia
Registration and full programme information will be available in the
last week of Jan 2013.
For more information please contact netwalking_at_greenbench_dot_org
cheers
/julian
Julian Priest
_______________________________________________
Ada_list mailing list
Ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz
http://aotearoadigitalarts.org.nz/
The ADA Network is happy to confirm dates for the Netwalking Tour, a
series of workshops and master classes with UK-based media artist Simon
Pope from March 16th - April 14th 2013.
Pope will lead three public workshops hosted by the ADA Network in
Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, which will draw upon his recent
work of walking-as-art. The ADA Network will also host a residency
period in Whanganui and coordinate a trans-tasman collaboration with a
residency at the University of Wollongong, NSW.
The Netwalking Tour will focus on the themes emerging from Pope's recent
projects such as The Memorial Walks (2008), A Common Third (2010) and
Memory Marathon (2010). These projects involve walking with others to
negotiate routes as a way of exploring relationships between people and
our relationships with 'land'. In 'A Common Third', (2010), Pope walked
with others to jointly-negotiate unfamiliar terrain through hills and
mountains, which later formed the basis of an audio installation,
drawing parallels between processes of working together and models of
dialogue.
# Netwalking Programme
http://www.ada.net.nz/projects/simon-pope-netwalking
* Saturday March 16th, 11am – 4pm Masterclass Dowse Art Museum,
Lower Hutt, Wellington
* Sunday March 17th, 11am – 4pm Public Walk Dowse Art Museum,
Lower Hutt, Wellington
* Tuesday March 19th, 5.30pm Artist Talk – Sarjeant Gallery, Whanganui
* Thursday March 28th, 11am – 4pm Masterclass Physics Room,
Christchurch
* Friday March 29th, 11am – 4pm Public Walk, Physics Room, Christchurch
* Saturday March 30th Panel discussion at Mesh Cities Symposium,
Christchurch
* Wednesday April 4th, Masterclass, A.U.T University, Auckland
* Thursday April 5th, Public event, A.U.T University, Auckland
* Monday April 9th -13th Residency University of Woolongong, Australia
* Saturday April 14th Public Walk, Sydney, Australia
Registration and full programme information will be available in the
last week of Jan 2013.
For more information please contact netwalking_at_greenbench_dot_org
cheers
/julian
Julian Priest
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Re: [Ada_list] ADA 2012 and 2013
Zita what a wonderfully positive start to 2013.
I love the idea of the w/s in April and look forward to hearing more
Congratulations.
Nga mihi,
Jan
J a n B i e r i n g a jan@bwx.co.nz
Skype Name: jan.bieringa
Coordinator: NZ World Summit Awards www.wsa-awards.org.nz
Level 2 | 282 Wakefield St | Wellington 6011 | Aotearoa New Zealand | Ph: +64 4 385 9435 | Mob: 027 535 7370 1
On 14/01/2013, at 11:01 PM, Zita Joyce <zita@ethermap.org> wrote:
> Dear ADA
>
> We had a busy year behind the scenes in 2012, getting ready for some major projects in 2013.
>
> The first big event for ADA in 2013 is The Netwalking Tour, a series of workshops and master classes with UK-based media artist Simon Pope that will take place in April. Pope will lead three public workshops in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, which will draw upon his recent work of walking-as-art. (http://www.ada.net.nz/projects/simon-pope-netwalking/)
>
> In 2012 the ADA Network received funding from CNZ through the Kahikatea scheme for the first two years of a project called "Mesh Cities Christchurch". This will be a series of events held over 2013-15 addressing the role of media arts in the city – exploring key issues such as urban space, social engagement, memory and speculative futures.
>
> Over this period the ADA Network will host major symposia and a series of workshops and speaking tours. These events will be held in various locations throughout New Zealand, however the overall reference point for Mesh Cities will be the role of media arts in the rebuild of Christchurch. (http://www.ada.net.nz/meshcities/ada-mesh-cities-christchurch/)
>
> (Some of you responded to my request back in May for examples of media art projects engaging with urban space, with some great examples of projects. I didn't acknowledge that sufficiently at the time, but it all fed into the Kahikatea application process, so thank you for all the examples that you contributed)
>
> More details about these events will be announced very soon, and there will be rolling updates on the ADA website (http://www.ada.net.nz)
>
> The ADA website itself now features a lot more content, thanks to the amazing efforts of our intern Sophie Davis. Sophie did a huge amount of work updating the website and developing a plan for us to better communicate what we do. We're still working on that last part, but the website now features a full copy of the ADA reader, and updated library and project pages.
>
> We're also very happy to be able to announce that the CNZ Kahikatea funding has enabled us to employ Vicki Smith as project manager for Mesh Cities. Vicki will be working on Mesh Cities part time over the next two years, and she will be making the first announcements for the project in the next few days.
>
> On behalf of the ADA board, I hope you all had a relaxing and replenishing summer break,
> And we are looking forward to having a lot more ADA activity for us all to participate in in 2013.
>
> Zita : )
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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>
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>
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I love the idea of the w/s in April and look forward to hearing more
Congratulations.
Nga mihi,
Jan
J a n B i e r i n g a jan@bwx.co.nz
Skype Name: jan.bieringa
Coordinator: NZ World Summit Awards www.wsa-awards.org.nz
Level 2 | 282 Wakefield St | Wellington 6011 | Aotearoa New Zealand | Ph: +64 4 385 9435 | Mob: 027 535 7370 1
On 14/01/2013, at 11:01 PM, Zita Joyce <zita@ethermap.org> wrote:
> Dear ADA
>
> We had a busy year behind the scenes in 2012, getting ready for some major projects in 2013.
>
> The first big event for ADA in 2013 is The Netwalking Tour, a series of workshops and master classes with UK-based media artist Simon Pope that will take place in April. Pope will lead three public workshops in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, which will draw upon his recent work of walking-as-art. (http://www.ada.net.nz/projects/simon-pope-netwalking/)
>
> In 2012 the ADA Network received funding from CNZ through the Kahikatea scheme for the first two years of a project called "Mesh Cities Christchurch". This will be a series of events held over 2013-15 addressing the role of media arts in the city – exploring key issues such as urban space, social engagement, memory and speculative futures.
>
> Over this period the ADA Network will host major symposia and a series of workshops and speaking tours. These events will be held in various locations throughout New Zealand, however the overall reference point for Mesh Cities will be the role of media arts in the rebuild of Christchurch. (http://www.ada.net.nz/meshcities/ada-mesh-cities-christchurch/)
>
> (Some of you responded to my request back in May for examples of media art projects engaging with urban space, with some great examples of projects. I didn't acknowledge that sufficiently at the time, but it all fed into the Kahikatea application process, so thank you for all the examples that you contributed)
>
> More details about these events will be announced very soon, and there will be rolling updates on the ADA website (http://www.ada.net.nz)
>
> The ADA website itself now features a lot more content, thanks to the amazing efforts of our intern Sophie Davis. Sophie did a huge amount of work updating the website and developing a plan for us to better communicate what we do. We're still working on that last part, but the website now features a full copy of the ADA reader, and updated library and project pages.
>
> We're also very happy to be able to announce that the CNZ Kahikatea funding has enabled us to employ Vicki Smith as project manager for Mesh Cities. Vicki will be working on Mesh Cities part time over the next two years, and she will be making the first announcements for the project in the next few days.
>
> On behalf of the ADA board, I hope you all had a relaxing and replenishing summer break,
> And we are looking forward to having a lot more ADA activity for us all to participate in in 2013.
>
> Zita : )
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: [Ada_list] ADA 2012 and 2013
congratulations on the funding & all the activity :)
On 14/01/13 11:01 AM, Zita Joyce wrote:
> Dear ADA
>
> We had a busy year behind the scenes in 2012, getting ready for some major projects in 2013.
>
> The first big event for ADA in 2013 is The Netwalking Tour, a series of workshops and master classes with UK-based media artist Simon Pope that will take place in April. Pope will lead three public workshops in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, which will draw upon his recent work of walking-as-art. (http://www.ada.net.nz/projects/simon-pope-netwalking/)
>
> In 2012 the ADA Network received funding from CNZ through the Kahikatea scheme for the first two years of a project called "Mesh Cities Christchurch". This will be a series of events held over 2013-15 addressing the role of media arts in the city – exploring key issues such as urban space, social engagement, memory and speculative futures.
>
> Over this period the ADA Network will host major symposia and a series of workshops and speaking tours. These events will be held in various locations throughout New Zealand, however the overall reference point for Mesh Cities will be the role of media arts in the rebuild of Christchurch. (http://www.ada.net.nz/meshcities/ada-mesh-cities-christchurch/)
>
> (Some of you responded to my request back in May for examples of media art projects engaging with urban space, with some great examples of projects. I didn't acknowledge that sufficiently at the time, but it all fed into the Kahikatea application process, so thank you for all the examples that you contributed)
>
> More details about these events will be announced very soon, and there will be rolling updates on the ADA website (http://www.ada.net.nz)
>
> The ADA website itself now features a lot more content, thanks to the amazing efforts of our intern Sophie Davis. Sophie did a huge amount of work updating the website and developing a plan for us to better communicate what we do. We're still working on that last part, but the website now features a full copy of the ADA reader, and updated library and project pages.
>
> We're also very happy to be able to announce that the CNZ Kahikatea funding has enabled us to employ Vicki Smith as project manager for Mesh Cities. Vicki will be working on Mesh Cities part time over the next two years, and she will be making the first announcements for the project in the next few days.
>
> On behalf of the ADA board, I hope you all had a relaxing and replenishing summer break,
> And we are looking forward to having a lot more ADA activity for us all to participate in in 2013.
>
> Zita : )
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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>
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On 14/01/13 11:01 AM, Zita Joyce wrote:
> Dear ADA
>
> We had a busy year behind the scenes in 2012, getting ready for some major projects in 2013.
>
> The first big event for ADA in 2013 is The Netwalking Tour, a series of workshops and master classes with UK-based media artist Simon Pope that will take place in April. Pope will lead three public workshops in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, which will draw upon his recent work of walking-as-art. (http://www.ada.net.nz/projects/simon-pope-netwalking/)
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> In 2012 the ADA Network received funding from CNZ through the Kahikatea scheme for the first two years of a project called "Mesh Cities Christchurch". This will be a series of events held over 2013-15 addressing the role of media arts in the city – exploring key issues such as urban space, social engagement, memory and speculative futures.
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> Over this period the ADA Network will host major symposia and a series of workshops and speaking tours. These events will be held in various locations throughout New Zealand, however the overall reference point for Mesh Cities will be the role of media arts in the rebuild of Christchurch. (http://www.ada.net.nz/meshcities/ada-mesh-cities-christchurch/)
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> (Some of you responded to my request back in May for examples of media art projects engaging with urban space, with some great examples of projects. I didn't acknowledge that sufficiently at the time, but it all fed into the Kahikatea application process, so thank you for all the examples that you contributed)
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> More details about these events will be announced very soon, and there will be rolling updates on the ADA website (http://www.ada.net.nz)
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> The ADA website itself now features a lot more content, thanks to the amazing efforts of our intern Sophie Davis. Sophie did a huge amount of work updating the website and developing a plan for us to better communicate what we do. We're still working on that last part, but the website now features a full copy of the ADA reader, and updated library and project pages.
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> We're also very happy to be able to announce that the CNZ Kahikatea funding has enabled us to employ Vicki Smith as project manager for Mesh Cities. Vicki will be working on Mesh Cities part time over the next two years, and she will be making the first announcements for the project in the next few days.
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> On behalf of the ADA board, I hope you all had a relaxing and replenishing summer break,
> And we are looking forward to having a lot more ADA activity for us all to participate in in 2013.
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[Ada_list] ADA 2012 and 2013
Dear ADA
We had a busy year behind the scenes in 2012, getting ready for some major projects in 2013.
The first big event for ADA in 2013 is The Netwalking Tour, a series of workshops and master classes with UK-based media artist Simon Pope that will take place in April. Pope will lead three public workshops in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, which will draw upon his recent work of walking-as-art. (http://www.ada.net.nz/projects/simon-pope-netwalking/)
In 2012 the ADA Network received funding from CNZ through the Kahikatea scheme for the first two years of a project called "Mesh Cities Christchurch". This will be a series of events held over 2013-15 addressing the role of media arts in the city – exploring key issues such as urban space, social engagement, memory and speculative futures.
Over this period the ADA Network will host major symposia and a series of workshops and speaking tours. These events will be held in various locations throughout New Zealand, however the overall reference point for Mesh Cities will be the role of media arts in the rebuild of Christchurch. (http://www.ada.net.nz/meshcities/ada-mesh-cities-christchurch/)
(Some of you responded to my request back in May for examples of media art projects engaging with urban space, with some great examples of projects. I didn't acknowledge that sufficiently at the time, but it all fed into the Kahikatea application process, so thank you for all the examples that you contributed)
More details about these events will be announced very soon, and there will be rolling updates on the ADA website (http://www.ada.net.nz)
The ADA website itself now features a lot more content, thanks to the amazing efforts of our intern Sophie Davis. Sophie did a huge amount of work updating the website and developing a plan for us to better communicate what we do. We're still working on that last part, but the website now features a full copy of the ADA reader, and updated library and project pages.
We're also very happy to be able to announce that the CNZ Kahikatea funding has enabled us to employ Vicki Smith as project manager for Mesh Cities. Vicki will be working on Mesh Cities part time over the next two years, and she will be making the first announcements for the project in the next few days.
On behalf of the ADA board, I hope you all had a relaxing and replenishing summer break,
And we are looking forward to having a lot more ADA activity for us all to participate in in 2013.
Zita : )
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http://aotearoadigitalarts.org.nz/
We had a busy year behind the scenes in 2012, getting ready for some major projects in 2013.
The first big event for ADA in 2013 is The Netwalking Tour, a series of workshops and master classes with UK-based media artist Simon Pope that will take place in April. Pope will lead three public workshops in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, which will draw upon his recent work of walking-as-art. (http://www.ada.net.nz/projects/simon-pope-netwalking/)
In 2012 the ADA Network received funding from CNZ through the Kahikatea scheme for the first two years of a project called "Mesh Cities Christchurch". This will be a series of events held over 2013-15 addressing the role of media arts in the city – exploring key issues such as urban space, social engagement, memory and speculative futures.
Over this period the ADA Network will host major symposia and a series of workshops and speaking tours. These events will be held in various locations throughout New Zealand, however the overall reference point for Mesh Cities will be the role of media arts in the rebuild of Christchurch. (http://www.ada.net.nz/meshcities/ada-mesh-cities-christchurch/)
(Some of you responded to my request back in May for examples of media art projects engaging with urban space, with some great examples of projects. I didn't acknowledge that sufficiently at the time, but it all fed into the Kahikatea application process, so thank you for all the examples that you contributed)
More details about these events will be announced very soon, and there will be rolling updates on the ADA website (http://www.ada.net.nz)
The ADA website itself now features a lot more content, thanks to the amazing efforts of our intern Sophie Davis. Sophie did a huge amount of work updating the website and developing a plan for us to better communicate what we do. We're still working on that last part, but the website now features a full copy of the ADA reader, and updated library and project pages.
We're also very happy to be able to announce that the CNZ Kahikatea funding has enabled us to employ Vicki Smith as project manager for Mesh Cities. Vicki will be working on Mesh Cities part time over the next two years, and she will be making the first announcements for the project in the next few days.
On behalf of the ADA board, I hope you all had a relaxing and replenishing summer break,
And we are looking forward to having a lot more ADA activity for us all to participate in in 2013.
Zita : )
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[Ada_list] Furchick (Perth) & friends in Wellington and Auckland
Furchick in Aotearoa
Wellington: The Crypt, under St Mary of the Angels Church, 17 Boulcott St
Furchick, Stanier Black Five, Antony Milton, Rob Thorne, I.R.L.
7.30 pm, Saturday 26 January, 2013
Auckland: Nature: Art + Design, 18 St. Benedicts Street, Newton
Furchick, Mark Bizarre, The Audioslut vs K5K, Nick Graham
7.30 pm, Thursday 31 January, 2013
Furchick (Claire Pannell) from Perth, Australia is excited to be
touring the North Island of New Zealand in January. Claire has
organised two performance at two new venues that she hopes will become
part of the New Zealand original new music landscape.
Claire is a prolific DIY noise-art maker, who incorporates science
into her creations. She takes her sounds from the natural vibrations
created from everyday objects. Some of her past projects include
playing with the Laundry Room Squelchers (USA) at the International
Noise Conference in Sydney and Melbourne, playing drums in Gerard
Cosloy's improv noise project Air Traffic Controllers in NYC and jam
bands including Sexy Band with Chris Cobilis in Perth, The Armaround
with Tom Greenwood's Jackie O Motherfucker and the Crawley Creeps with
Josh Diamond of Gang Gang Dance in the USA. She has performed at Sound
Summit in Newcastle and last toured NZ in 2011. She is included on
several on-line album projects for New Weird Australia and the
upcoming Ladyz in Noize CD. She once played in the notorious nineties
Palmerston North band C.U.N.T. (aka Claire's UnNatural Twin), and
industrial metal act Froithead. https://soundcloud.com/furchick,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtLGnrX1Kbs
Claire is excited to be performing with a line-up of who's-who of New
Zealand artists from the purely experimental extreme noise to the
darker side of heavy beats.
Stanier Black-Five is a Christchurch-based sound artist whose work is
largely based on the manipulation of her own environmental recordings
and found sounds. She uses these to create dense soundscapes that use
sources such as mesmerising aircraft drones to the pounding rhythms of
trains and recently the sounds of the earthquakes that have shaken her
city. stanierblackfive.com/https://soundcloud.com/stanier-black-five
Antony Milton has been active in the underground/noise community for
20 years, performing and recording under a variety of names as well as
running the PseudoArcana label. Recently his music has taken an
overtly psychedelic and ecstatic turn....recently as in the last week.
www.antonymilton.bandcamp.com, www.pseudoarcana.com,
http://www.youtube.com/pseudoarcana
Rob Thorne (Ngati Tumutumu), a Palmerston North musician of 25 years
experience, has been researching, playing and performing taonga puoro
since 2001. In the last 3 years he has been developing and performing
epic-length orchestrated compositions using live loops that allows him
to ensemble the instruments in a way that is musically & culturally
challenging and beautifully ambient. http://robthorne.bandcamp.com/,
https://soundcloud.com/rob-thorne-toi-puoro.
I.R.L. is Richard Benjamin Keys and friends, performing sleazy android machine funk, post-rave electronics and noise induced neural re-wiring
Wellington: The Crypt, under St Mary of the Angels Church, 17 Boulcott St
Furchick, Stanier Black Five, Antony Milton, Rob Thorne, I.R.L.
7.30 pm, Saturday 26 January, 2013
Auckland: Nature: Art + Design, 18 St. Benedicts Street, Newton
Furchick, Mark Bizarre, The Audioslut vs K5K, Nick Graham
7.30 pm, Thursday 31 January, 2013
Furchick (Claire Pannell) from Perth, Australia is excited to be
touring the North Island of New Zealand in January. Claire has
organised two performance at two new venues that she hopes will become
part of the New Zealand original new music landscape.
Claire is a prolific DIY noise-art maker, who incorporates science
into her creations. She takes her sounds from the natural vibrations
created from everyday objects. Some of her past projects include
playing with the Laundry Room Squelchers (USA) at the International
Noise Conference in Sydney and Melbourne, playing drums in Gerard
Cosloy's improv noise project Air Traffic Controllers in NYC and jam
bands including Sexy Band with Chris Cobilis in Perth, The Armaround
with Tom Greenwood's Jackie O Motherfucker and the Crawley Creeps with
Josh Diamond of Gang Gang Dance in the USA. She has performed at Sound
Summit in Newcastle and last toured NZ in 2011. She is included on
several on-line album projects for New Weird Australia and the
upcoming Ladyz in Noize CD. She once played in the notorious nineties
Palmerston North band C.U.N.T. (aka Claire's UnNatural Twin), and
industrial metal act Froithead. https://soundcloud.com/furchick,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtLGnrX1Kbs
Claire is excited to be performing with a line-up of who's-who of New
Zealand artists from the purely experimental extreme noise to the
darker side of heavy beats.
Stanier Black-Five is a Christchurch-based sound artist whose work is
largely based on the manipulation of her own environmental recordings
and found sounds. She uses these to create dense soundscapes that use
sources such as mesmerising aircraft drones to the pounding rhythms of
trains and recently the sounds of the earthquakes that have shaken her
city. stanierblackfive.com/https://soundcloud.com/stanier-black-five
Antony Milton has been active in the underground/noise community for
20 years, performing and recording under a variety of names as well as
running the PseudoArcana label. Recently his music has taken an
overtly psychedelic and ecstatic turn....recently as in the last week.
www.antonymilton.bandcamp.com, www.pseudoarcana.com,
http://www.youtube.com/pseudoarcana
Rob Thorne (Ngati Tumutumu), a Palmerston North musician of 25 years
experience, has been researching, playing and performing taonga puoro
since 2001. In the last 3 years he has been developing and performing
epic-length orchestrated compositions using live loops that allows him
to ensemble the instruments in a way that is musically & culturally
challenging and beautifully ambient. http://robthorne.bandcamp.com/,
https://soundcloud.com/rob-thorne-toi-puoro.
I.R.L. is Richard Benjamin Keys and friends, performing sleazy android machine funk, post-rave electronics and noise induced neural re-wiring
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