Celebrating International Peace Day with a call for projects on Water and Peace
SCANZ2015: Water*peace
Water is essential to survival, revered and respected worldwide for its power, curative and creative abilities. Water as a resource has become intensely politicised and monetised, in contrast to the view that access to fresh water is a fundamental human right. Peace is also essential to the sustainability of humans on Earth. Join us to discuss and put forward positive, connecting views on water and peace that engages our community. This is the first call for projects and residency with submissions due November 8, 2013.
Full details at: http://www.intercreate.org/2013/09/water-peace-call/
Noho marae
SCANZ2015: water*peace will be the fifth SCANZ residency and starts in January 2015. It will commence with noho marae (overnight stay) at Parihaka, world renowned as a site of peaceful protest. The stay coincides with the 18th and 19th, when Te Whiti and Tohu leaders of the peace movement are celebrated.
Open residency
This will be followed by a two week open, creative and interdisciplinary residency. It is our hope that tangata whenua, indigenous peoples, New Zealanders and other global citizens will be able to take part.
We are suggesting that artists, environmentalists, technologists, scientists, writers, performers, dancers, permaculturalists and people interested in the positive aspects of water and peace, all take part. Anyone can submit a project in one or more of the categories listed further down this page.
Temporary works in public space
We would like to have five to seven temporary works in public space, shown for one day or overnight on the final weekend of the residency. These will be sited along a river walkway. No power will be provided at the sites, so solar, wind, and water powered projects are suitable (battery and static install are two further options).
Day of public activities about water, water quality and peace
We are seeking proposals for a day of activities that engage our local community in issues around water and peace.
Night time building projections
We are seeking projection works about water or peace, to be projected on to the side of a local building in the evening.
Online exhibition
Links to water and peace resources online will be collated. Included will be a curated selection of online projects about water and/or peace.
SCANZ hui
On the final weekend of the residency there will be a SCANZ hui. Day one is at WITT, the local polytechnic and allows for presentations that require technology, the internet, projectors etc. Day two is a walking symposium to view the artworks and have thematic discussions in the environment of the river walkways.
Categories of projects
Water and/or Peace residency and temporary public work (residency with public exhibition project)
Water and/or Peace residency (residency without an exhibited project)
Water and/or Peace temporary public work (no residency, public exhibition project)
Public activity day project
Night time projection on building
Online exhibition
Pure research
The application process can be found at http://www.intercreate.org/2013/09/water-peace-call/
Applications due 8 November 2013.
A separate call for hui/symposium presentations and a second call for projects will be made at a later date.
Ian M Clothier
Executive Director
Intercreate.org
Faculty of Humanities
Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki
www.witt.ac.nz
0064 6 757 3100 x 8895
Artist
ianclothier.com
2013
Jan-Feb SCANZ 2013 3rd nature (creative director)
April Creativity Challenge (organisation team), New Plymouth
May Arts, activism & academia, Auckland
May Transcontinental Hybridity, HybridCity Athens Greece
May Wai revisited, HybridCity Athens
http://uranus.media.uoa.gr/hc2/onlineresource/#aqua-water-wai-to
May Transtasman Connect, Balance-UnBalance Noosa Australia
May Environmental response, Balance-UnBalance
Jun ISEA International Advisory Committee, ISEA 2013 Sydney Australia
Jun Leonardo Education and Arts forum, Theme Moderator, ISEA 2013
Oct Re-new (peer reviewer), Copenhagen
2014
Media Art Projects, Nga Motu New Plymouth Aotearoa New Zealand
Waterwheel International Water Day (curatorial panel)
Being Light, Santa Fe USA
2015
SCANZ 2015: Water and Peace, Nga Motu New Plymouth Aotearoa New Zealand
Friday, September 20, 2013
Saturday, September 14, 2013
Re: [Ada_list] ADA AGM 2013 - new trustees needed!
Kia ora koutou Su, Stella, Zita, Julian, Ana, Vicki and all ADA members
pls accept my apologies for today and send love to Dunedin - thanks for the work of the Otago crew in hosting the symposium.
Thank you Su and Stella for your shepherding of ADA these past years.
I'm at a Loomio retreat on the kapiti coast and sense very strongly that the digital arena is becoming increasingly complex and loaded and the work of ADA in maintaining critical debate is still vital.
Go well this weekend
Sophie Jerram
Sophie Jerram
+64 (0) 29 934 9749
sophie@loomio.org
On 13/09/2013, at 11:42 AM, Susan Ballard wrote:
> Dear ADA,
>
> Some more information about the announcement of the ADA AGM to be held at the Dunedin Symposium.
>
> ADA is a charitable trust with a small trust board (6 people), and everyone who is subscribed to this list is a "member" of ADA (currently about 300 people). The structure of ADA means that members can tell the trust what to do, instigate projects under the name of ADA, guide the direction of ADA, and apply to join the trust board. The time has come for some new energy to enter the trust board - and this means YOU!
>
> As you all know ADA has been run by a hardworking trust board since 2008. The current trustees are: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008), Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith (elected 2011).
>
> Stella and I have tendered our resignations, to take effect at the AGM on Sunday 2pm (NZ time).
>
> We hope that this means that ADA can enter a new dynamic phase, and we really hope that some of you will put your hands up to participate in steering the good ship ADA.
>
> You do not have to be in Dunedin to participate (you do not even have to be in New Zealand.) ADA is a distributed board that makes full use of the networks it was founded on. If you have questions, or want to be more involved but maybe not on the trust, please make sure you talk with Vicki or Zita over the weekend (before the Sunday meeting), or drop them a line!
>
> All the best,
> Su
>
> ____________________________/\___________________________/\___
>
>
> On 09/09/2013, at 9:05 AM, Vicki Smith wrote:
>
>> Kia ora!
>>
>> This is the announcement and invitation to take part in the Aotearoa
>> Digital Artists networks AGM as follows:
>>
>> Agenda ADA AGM 2013 (September 15 2pm)
>>
>> Attendance:
>>
>> Apologies:
>>
>> Approve minutes of previous meeting: (confirmed attendees to receive by
>> email)
>>
>> 1.Activity Report
>>
>> 1.1 Netwalking
>>
>> 1.2 Kahikatea Activities;
>> RoundTable/Launch event, ISEA Panel, Symposium, Artist tour
>>
>> 1.3 Trust update; Accounting, Charities commission returns
>>
>> 1.4 ADA Projectors Proposal
>>
>> 1.5 Planning 2014
>>
>> 2. Financial Statements
>>
>> (attendees to receive by email) Financial Statement from Gavin Shephard
>> for approval
>>
>> 3. Chair's Report
>>
>> 4. Election of Trustees
>>
>> New nominations have been received (further discussion held over to 5.2)
>>
>> Current trustees: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008),
>> Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith
>> (elected 2011).
>>
>> 5. Future structure of ADA
>>
>> 5.1 Processes/Communication
>> 5.2 Membership
>>
>> 5.3 Trustees
>>
>> 6. General Business
>>
>>
>> Please rsvp to admin@ada to confirm your intention to attend (either
>> physically or remotely) so we can determine numbers and venue and details
>> for remote connection
>>
>> many thanks
>> Vicki Smith
>> For the ADA Trust Board
>> _______________________________________________
>> Ada_list mailing list
>> Ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz
>> http://ada.net.nz/
>>
>>
>> Manage your list membership (Subscribe, Change to digest, Unsubscribe)
>> http://list.waikato.ac.nz/mailman/listinfo/ada_list
>
> _______________________________________________
> Ada_list mailing list
> Ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz
> http://ada.net.nz/
>
>
> Manage your list membership (Subscribe, Change to digest, Unsubscribe)
> http://list.waikato.ac.nz/mailman/listinfo/ada_list
Sophie Jerram
sophiejerram@paradise.net.nz
029 934 9749
www.nowfuture.org.nz
www.lettingspace.org.nz
I use www.celsias.co.nz for news on sustainable business and corporate citizenship
pls accept my apologies for today and send love to Dunedin - thanks for the work of the Otago crew in hosting the symposium.
Thank you Su and Stella for your shepherding of ADA these past years.
I'm at a Loomio retreat on the kapiti coast and sense very strongly that the digital arena is becoming increasingly complex and loaded and the work of ADA in maintaining critical debate is still vital.
Go well this weekend
Sophie Jerram
Sophie Jerram
+64 (0) 29 934 9749
sophie@loomio.org
On 13/09/2013, at 11:42 AM, Susan Ballard wrote:
> Dear ADA,
>
> Some more information about the announcement of the ADA AGM to be held at the Dunedin Symposium.
>
> ADA is a charitable trust with a small trust board (6 people), and everyone who is subscribed to this list is a "member" of ADA (currently about 300 people). The structure of ADA means that members can tell the trust what to do, instigate projects under the name of ADA, guide the direction of ADA, and apply to join the trust board. The time has come for some new energy to enter the trust board - and this means YOU!
>
> As you all know ADA has been run by a hardworking trust board since 2008. The current trustees are: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008), Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith (elected 2011).
>
> Stella and I have tendered our resignations, to take effect at the AGM on Sunday 2pm (NZ time).
>
> We hope that this means that ADA can enter a new dynamic phase, and we really hope that some of you will put your hands up to participate in steering the good ship ADA.
>
> You do not have to be in Dunedin to participate (you do not even have to be in New Zealand.) ADA is a distributed board that makes full use of the networks it was founded on. If you have questions, or want to be more involved but maybe not on the trust, please make sure you talk with Vicki or Zita over the weekend (before the Sunday meeting), or drop them a line!
>
> All the best,
> Su
>
> ____________________________/\___________________________/\___
>
>
> On 09/09/2013, at 9:05 AM, Vicki Smith wrote:
>
>> Kia ora!
>>
>> This is the announcement and invitation to take part in the Aotearoa
>> Digital Artists networks AGM as follows:
>>
>> Agenda ADA AGM 2013 (September 15 2pm)
>>
>> Attendance:
>>
>> Apologies:
>>
>> Approve minutes of previous meeting: (confirmed attendees to receive by
>> email)
>>
>> 1.Activity Report
>>
>> 1.1 Netwalking
>>
>> 1.2 Kahikatea Activities;
>> RoundTable/Launch event, ISEA Panel, Symposium, Artist tour
>>
>> 1.3 Trust update; Accounting, Charities commission returns
>>
>> 1.4 ADA Projectors Proposal
>>
>> 1.5 Planning 2014
>>
>> 2. Financial Statements
>>
>> (attendees to receive by email) Financial Statement from Gavin Shephard
>> for approval
>>
>> 3. Chair's Report
>>
>> 4. Election of Trustees
>>
>> New nominations have been received (further discussion held over to 5.2)
>>
>> Current trustees: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008),
>> Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith
>> (elected 2011).
>>
>> 5. Future structure of ADA
>>
>> 5.1 Processes/Communication
>> 5.2 Membership
>>
>> 5.3 Trustees
>>
>> 6. General Business
>>
>>
>> Please rsvp to admin@ada to confirm your intention to attend (either
>> physically or remotely) so we can determine numbers and venue and details
>> for remote connection
>>
>> many thanks
>> Vicki Smith
>> For the ADA Trust Board
>> _______________________________________________
>> Ada_list mailing list
>> Ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz
>> http://ada.net.nz/
>>
>>
>> Manage your list membership (Subscribe, Change to digest, Unsubscribe)
>> http://list.waikato.ac.nz/mailman/listinfo/ada_list
>
> _______________________________________________
> Ada_list mailing list
> Ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz
> http://ada.net.nz/
>
>
> Manage your list membership (Subscribe, Change to digest, Unsubscribe)
> http://list.waikato.ac.nz/mailman/listinfo/ada_list
Sophie Jerram
sophiejerram@paradise.net.nz
029 934 9749
www.nowfuture.org.nz
www.lettingspace.org.nz
I use www.celsias.co.nz for news on sustainable business and corporate citizenship
Re: [Ada_list] ADA AGM 2013 - new trustees needed!
Morning everyone,
I am in Gisborne screening my film. I too would so love to be there so echo Sophie's comments.
Best wishes, Jan Bieringa
Kia ora koutou Su, Stella, Zita, Julian, Ana, Vicki and all ADA members
pls accept my apologies for today and send love to Dunedin - thanks for the work of the Otago crew in hosting the symposium.
I'm at a Loomio retreat on the kapiti coast and sense very strongly that the digital arena is becoming increasingly complex and loaded and the work of ADA in maintaining critical debate is still vital.
Go well this weekend
Sophie Jerram
Sophie Jerram
+64 (0) 29 934 9749
sophie@loomio.org
On 13/09/2013, at 11:42 AM, Susan Ballard wrote:
> Dear ADA,
>
> Some more information about the announcement of the ADA AGM to be held at the Dunedin Symposium.
>
> ADA is a charitable trust with a small trust board (6 people), and everyone who is subscribed to this list is a "member" of ADA (currently about 300 people). The structure of ADA means that members can tell the trust what to do, instigate projects under the name of ADA, guide the direction of ADA, and apply to join the trust board. The time has come for some new energy to enter the trust board - and this means YOU!
>
> As you all know ADA has been run by a hardworking trust board since 2008. The current trustees are: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008), Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith (elected 2011).
>
> Stella and I have tendered our resignations, to take effect at the AGM on Sunday 2pm (NZ time).
>
> We hope that this means that ADA can enter a new dynamic phase, and we really hope that some of you will put your hands up to participate in steering the good ship ADA.
>
> You do not have to be in Dunedin to participate (you do not even have to be in New Zealand.) ADA is a distributed board that makes full use of the networks it was founded on. If you have questions, or want to be more involved but maybe not on the trust, please make sure you talk with Vicki or Zita over the weekend (before the Sunday meeting), or drop them a line!
>
> All the best,
> Su
>
> ____________________________/\___________________________/\___
>
>
> On 09/09/2013, at 9:05 AM, Vicki Smith wrote:
>
>> Kia ora!
>>
>> This is the announcement and invitation to take part in the Aotearoa
>> Digital Artists networks AGM as follows:
>>
>> Agenda ADA AGM 2013 (September 15 2pm)
>>
>> Attendance:
>>
>> Apologies:
>>
>> Approve minutes of previous meeting: (confirmed attendees to receive by
>> email)
>>
>> 1.Activity Report
>>
>> 1.1 Netwalking
>>
>> 1.2 Kahikatea Activities;
>> RoundTable/Launch event, ISEA Panel, Symposium, Artist tour
>>
>> 1.3 Trust update; Accounting, Charities commission returns
>>
>> 1.4 ADA Projectors Proposal
>>
>> 1.5 Planning 2014
>>
>> 2. Financial Statements
>>
>> (attendees to receive by email) Financial Statement from Gavin Shephard
>> for approval
>>
>> 3. Chair's Report
>>
>> 4. Election of Trustees
>>
>> New nominations have been received (further discussion held over to 5.2)
>>
>> Current trustees: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008),
>> Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith
>> (elected 2011).
>>
>> 5. Future structure of ADA
>>
>> 5.1 Processes/Communication
>> 5.2 Membership
>>
>> 5.3 Trustees
>>
>> 6. General Business
>>
>>
>> Please rsvp to admin@ada to confirm your intention to attend (either
>> physically or remotely) so we can determine numbers and venue and details
>> for remote connection
>>
>> many thanks
>> Vicki Smith
>> For the ADA Trust Board
>> _______________________________________________
>> Ada_list mailing list
>> Ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz
>> http://ada.net.nz/
>>
>>
>> Manage your list membership (Subscribe, Change to digest, Unsubscribe)
>> http://list.waikato.ac.nz/mailman/listinfo/ada_list
>
> _______________________________________________
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> Ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz
> http://ada.net.nz/
>
>
> Manage your list membership (Subscribe, Change to digest, Unsubscribe)
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I am in Gisborne screening my film. I too would so love to be there so echo Sophie's comments.
Best wishes, Jan Bieringa
Kia ora koutou Su, Stella, Zita, Julian, Ana, Vicki and all ADA members
pls accept my apologies for today and send love to Dunedin - thanks for the work of the Otago crew in hosting the symposium.
I'm at a Loomio retreat on the kapiti coast and sense very strongly that the digital arena is becoming increasingly complex and loaded and the work of ADA in maintaining critical debate is still vital.
Go well this weekend
Sophie Jerram
Sophie Jerram
+64 (0) 29 934 9749
sophie@loomio.org
On 13/09/2013, at 11:42 AM, Susan Ballard wrote:
> Dear ADA,
>
> Some more information about the announcement of the ADA AGM to be held at the Dunedin Symposium.
>
> ADA is a charitable trust with a small trust board (6 people), and everyone who is subscribed to this list is a "member" of ADA (currently about 300 people). The structure of ADA means that members can tell the trust what to do, instigate projects under the name of ADA, guide the direction of ADA, and apply to join the trust board. The time has come for some new energy to enter the trust board - and this means YOU!
>
> As you all know ADA has been run by a hardworking trust board since 2008. The current trustees are: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008), Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith (elected 2011).
>
> Stella and I have tendered our resignations, to take effect at the AGM on Sunday 2pm (NZ time).
>
> We hope that this means that ADA can enter a new dynamic phase, and we really hope that some of you will put your hands up to participate in steering the good ship ADA.
>
> You do not have to be in Dunedin to participate (you do not even have to be in New Zealand.) ADA is a distributed board that makes full use of the networks it was founded on. If you have questions, or want to be more involved but maybe not on the trust, please make sure you talk with Vicki or Zita over the weekend (before the Sunday meeting), or drop them a line!
>
> All the best,
> Su
>
> ____________________________/\___________________________/\___
>
>
> On 09/09/2013, at 9:05 AM, Vicki Smith wrote:
>
>> Kia ora!
>>
>> This is the announcement and invitation to take part in the Aotearoa
>> Digital Artists networks AGM as follows:
>>
>> Agenda ADA AGM 2013 (September 15 2pm)
>>
>> Attendance:
>>
>> Apologies:
>>
>> Approve minutes of previous meeting: (confirmed attendees to receive by
>> email)
>>
>> 1.Activity Report
>>
>> 1.1 Netwalking
>>
>> 1.2 Kahikatea Activities;
>> RoundTable/Launch event, ISEA Panel, Symposium, Artist tour
>>
>> 1.3 Trust update; Accounting, Charities commission returns
>>
>> 1.4 ADA Projectors Proposal
>>
>> 1.5 Planning 2014
>>
>> 2. Financial Statements
>>
>> (attendees to receive by email) Financial Statement from Gavin Shephard
>> for approval
>>
>> 3. Chair's Report
>>
>> 4. Election of Trustees
>>
>> New nominations have been received (further discussion held over to 5.2)
>>
>> Current trustees: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008),
>> Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith
>> (elected 2011).
>>
>> 5. Future structure of ADA
>>
>> 5.1 Processes/Communication
>> 5.2 Membership
>>
>> 5.3 Trustees
>>
>> 6. General Business
>>
>>
>> Please rsvp to admin@ada to confirm your intention to attend (either
>> physically or remotely) so we can determine numbers and venue and details
>> for remote connection
>>
>> many thanks
>> Vicki Smith
>> For the ADA Trust Board
>> _______________________________________________
>> Ada_list mailing list
>> Ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz
>> http://ada.net.nz/
>>
>>
>> Manage your list membership (Subscribe, Change to digest, Unsubscribe)
>> http://list.waikato.ac.nz/mailman/listinfo/ada_list
>
> _______________________________________________
> Ada_list mailing list
> Ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz
> http://ada.net.nz/
>
>
> Manage your list membership (Subscribe, Change to digest, Unsubscribe)
> http://list.waikato.ac.nz/mailman/listinfo/ada_list
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Friday, September 13, 2013
Re: [Ada_list] ADA AGM 2013 - new trustees needed!
Kia ora koutou Su, Stella, Zita, Julian, Ana, Vicki and all ADA members
pls accept my apologies for today and send love to Dunedin - thanks for the work of the Otago crew in hosting the symposium.
Thank you Su and Stella for your shepherding of ADA these past years.
I'm at a Loomio retreat on the kapiti coast and sense very strongly that the digital arena is becoming increasingly complex and loaded and the work of ADA in maintaining critical debate is still vital.
Go well this weekend
Sophie Jerram
Sophie Jerram
+64 (0) 29 934 9749
sophie@loomio.org
On 13/09/2013, at 11:42 AM, Susan Ballard wrote:
> Dear ADA,
>
> Some more information about the announcement of the ADA AGM to be held at the Dunedin Symposium.
>
> ADA is a charitable trust with a small trust board (6 people), and everyone who is subscribed to this list is a "member" of ADA (currently about 300 people). The structure of ADA means that members can tell the trust what to do, instigate projects under the name of ADA, guide the direction of ADA, and apply to join the trust board. The time has come for some new energy to enter the trust board - and this means YOU!
>
> As you all know ADA has been run by a hardworking trust board since 2008. The current trustees are: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008), Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith (elected 2011).
>
> Stella and I have tendered our resignations, to take effect at the AGM on Sunday 2pm (NZ time).
>
> We hope that this means that ADA can enter a new dynamic phase, and we really hope that some of you will put your hands up to participate in steering the good ship ADA.
>
> You do not have to be in Dunedin to participate (you do not even have to be in New Zealand.) ADA is a distributed board that makes full use of the networks it was founded on. If you have questions, or want to be more involved but maybe not on the trust, please make sure you talk with Vicki or Zita over the weekend (before the Sunday meeting), or drop them a line!
>
> All the best,
> Su
>
> ____________________________/\___________________________/\___
>
>
> On 09/09/2013, at 9:05 AM, Vicki Smith wrote:
>
>> Kia ora!
>>
>> This is the announcement and invitation to take part in the Aotearoa
>> Digital Artists networks AGM as follows:
>>
>> Agenda ADA AGM 2013 (September 15 2pm)
>>
>> Attendance:
>>
>> Apologies:
>>
>> Approve minutes of previous meeting: (confirmed attendees to receive by
>> email)
>>
>> 1.Activity Report
>>
>> 1.1 Netwalking
>>
>> 1.2 Kahikatea Activities;
>> RoundTable/Launch event, ISEA Panel, Symposium, Artist tour
>>
>> 1.3 Trust update; Accounting, Charities commission returns
>>
>> 1.4 ADA Projectors Proposal
>>
>> 1.5 Planning 2014
>>
>> 2. Financial Statements
>>
>> (attendees to receive by email) Financial Statement from Gavin Shephard
>> for approval
>>
>> 3. Chair's Report
>>
>> 4. Election of Trustees
>>
>> New nominations have been received (further discussion held over to 5.2)
>>
>> Current trustees: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008),
>> Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith
>> (elected 2011).
>>
>> 5. Future structure of ADA
>>
>> 5.1 Processes/Communication
>> 5.2 Membership
>>
>> 5.3 Trustees
>>
>> 6. General Business
>>
>>
>> Please rsvp to admin@ada to confirm your intention to attend (either
>> physically or remotely) so we can determine numbers and venue and details
>> for remote connection
>>
>> many thanks
>> Vicki Smith
>> For the ADA Trust Board
>> _______________________________________________
>> Ada_list mailing list
>> Ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz
>> http://ada.net.nz/
>>
>>
>> Manage your list membership (Subscribe, Change to digest, Unsubscribe)
>> http://list.waikato.ac.nz/mailman/listinfo/ada_list
>
> _______________________________________________
> Ada_list mailing list
> Ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz
> http://ada.net.nz/
>
>
> Manage your list membership (Subscribe, Change to digest, Unsubscribe)
> http://list.waikato.ac.nz/mailman/listinfo/ada_list
Sophie Jerram
sophiejerram@paradise.net.nz
029 934 9749
www.nowfuture.org.nz
www.lettingspace.org.nz
I use www.celsias.co.nz for news on sustainable business and corporate citizenship
pls accept my apologies for today and send love to Dunedin - thanks for the work of the Otago crew in hosting the symposium.
Thank you Su and Stella for your shepherding of ADA these past years.
I'm at a Loomio retreat on the kapiti coast and sense very strongly that the digital arena is becoming increasingly complex and loaded and the work of ADA in maintaining critical debate is still vital.
Go well this weekend
Sophie Jerram
Sophie Jerram
+64 (0) 29 934 9749
sophie@loomio.org
On 13/09/2013, at 11:42 AM, Susan Ballard wrote:
> Dear ADA,
>
> Some more information about the announcement of the ADA AGM to be held at the Dunedin Symposium.
>
> ADA is a charitable trust with a small trust board (6 people), and everyone who is subscribed to this list is a "member" of ADA (currently about 300 people). The structure of ADA means that members can tell the trust what to do, instigate projects under the name of ADA, guide the direction of ADA, and apply to join the trust board. The time has come for some new energy to enter the trust board - and this means YOU!
>
> As you all know ADA has been run by a hardworking trust board since 2008. The current trustees are: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008), Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith (elected 2011).
>
> Stella and I have tendered our resignations, to take effect at the AGM on Sunday 2pm (NZ time).
>
> We hope that this means that ADA can enter a new dynamic phase, and we really hope that some of you will put your hands up to participate in steering the good ship ADA.
>
> You do not have to be in Dunedin to participate (you do not even have to be in New Zealand.) ADA is a distributed board that makes full use of the networks it was founded on. If you have questions, or want to be more involved but maybe not on the trust, please make sure you talk with Vicki or Zita over the weekend (before the Sunday meeting), or drop them a line!
>
> All the best,
> Su
>
> ____________________________/\___________________________/\___
>
>
> On 09/09/2013, at 9:05 AM, Vicki Smith wrote:
>
>> Kia ora!
>>
>> This is the announcement and invitation to take part in the Aotearoa
>> Digital Artists networks AGM as follows:
>>
>> Agenda ADA AGM 2013 (September 15 2pm)
>>
>> Attendance:
>>
>> Apologies:
>>
>> Approve minutes of previous meeting: (confirmed attendees to receive by
>> email)
>>
>> 1.Activity Report
>>
>> 1.1 Netwalking
>>
>> 1.2 Kahikatea Activities;
>> RoundTable/Launch event, ISEA Panel, Symposium, Artist tour
>>
>> 1.3 Trust update; Accounting, Charities commission returns
>>
>> 1.4 ADA Projectors Proposal
>>
>> 1.5 Planning 2014
>>
>> 2. Financial Statements
>>
>> (attendees to receive by email) Financial Statement from Gavin Shephard
>> for approval
>>
>> 3. Chair's Report
>>
>> 4. Election of Trustees
>>
>> New nominations have been received (further discussion held over to 5.2)
>>
>> Current trustees: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008),
>> Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith
>> (elected 2011).
>>
>> 5. Future structure of ADA
>>
>> 5.1 Processes/Communication
>> 5.2 Membership
>>
>> 5.3 Trustees
>>
>> 6. General Business
>>
>>
>> Please rsvp to admin@ada to confirm your intention to attend (either
>> physically or remotely) so we can determine numbers and venue and details
>> for remote connection
>>
>> many thanks
>> Vicki Smith
>> For the ADA Trust Board
>> _______________________________________________
>> Ada_list mailing list
>> Ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz
>> http://ada.net.nz/
>>
>>
>> Manage your list membership (Subscribe, Change to digest, Unsubscribe)
>> http://list.waikato.ac.nz/mailman/listinfo/ada_list
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Re: [Ada_list] ADA AGM 2013 - new trustees needed!
Kia ora koutou Su, Stella, Zita, Julian, Ana, Vicki and all ADA members
pls accept my apologies for today and send love to Dunedin - thanks for the work of the Otago crew in hosting the symposium.
I'm at a Loomio retreat on the kapiti coast and sense very strongly that the digital arena is becoming increasingly complex and loaded and the work of ADA in maintaining critical debate is still vital.
Go well this weekend
Sophie Jerram
Sophie Jerram
+64 (0) 29 934 9749
sophie@loomio.org
On 13/09/2013, at 11:42 AM, Susan Ballard wrote:
> Dear ADA,
>
> Some more information about the announcement of the ADA AGM to be held at the Dunedin Symposium.
>
> ADA is a charitable trust with a small trust board (6 people), and everyone who is subscribed to this list is a "member" of ADA (currently about 300 people). The structure of ADA means that members can tell the trust what to do, instigate projects under the name of ADA, guide the direction of ADA, and apply to join the trust board. The time has come for some new energy to enter the trust board - and this means YOU!
>
> As you all know ADA has been run by a hardworking trust board since 2008. The current trustees are: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008), Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith (elected 2011).
>
> Stella and I have tendered our resignations, to take effect at the AGM on Sunday 2pm (NZ time).
>
> We hope that this means that ADA can enter a new dynamic phase, and we really hope that some of you will put your hands up to participate in steering the good ship ADA.
>
> You do not have to be in Dunedin to participate (you do not even have to be in New Zealand.) ADA is a distributed board that makes full use of the networks it was founded on. If you have questions, or want to be more involved but maybe not on the trust, please make sure you talk with Vicki or Zita over the weekend (before the Sunday meeting), or drop them a line!
>
> All the best,
> Su
>
> ____________________________/\___________________________/\___
>
>
> On 09/09/2013, at 9:05 AM, Vicki Smith wrote:
>
>> Kia ora!
>>
>> This is the announcement and invitation to take part in the Aotearoa
>> Digital Artists networks AGM as follows:
>>
>> Agenda ADA AGM 2013 (September 15 2pm)
>>
>> Attendance:
>>
>> Apologies:
>>
>> Approve minutes of previous meeting: (confirmed attendees to receive by
>> email)
>>
>> 1.Activity Report
>>
>> 1.1 Netwalking
>>
>> 1.2 Kahikatea Activities;
>> RoundTable/Launch event, ISEA Panel, Symposium, Artist tour
>>
>> 1.3 Trust update; Accounting, Charities commission returns
>>
>> 1.4 ADA Projectors Proposal
>>
>> 1.5 Planning 2014
>>
>> 2. Financial Statements
>>
>> (attendees to receive by email) Financial Statement from Gavin Shephard
>> for approval
>>
>> 3. Chair's Report
>>
>> 4. Election of Trustees
>>
>> New nominations have been received (further discussion held over to 5.2)
>>
>> Current trustees: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008),
>> Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith
>> (elected 2011).
>>
>> 5. Future structure of ADA
>>
>> 5.1 Processes/Communication
>> 5.2 Membership
>>
>> 5.3 Trustees
>>
>> 6. General Business
>>
>>
>> Please rsvp to admin@ada to confirm your intention to attend (either
>> physically or remotely) so we can determine numbers and venue and details
>> for remote connection
>>
>> many thanks
>> Vicki Smith
>> For the ADA Trust Board
>> _______________________________________________
>> Ada_list mailing list
>> Ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz
>> http://ada.net.nz/
>>
>>
>> Manage your list membership (Subscribe, Change to digest, Unsubscribe)
>> http://list.waikato.ac.nz/mailman/listinfo/ada_list
>
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> http://ada.net.nz/
>
>
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pls accept my apologies for today and send love to Dunedin - thanks for the work of the Otago crew in hosting the symposium.
I'm at a Loomio retreat on the kapiti coast and sense very strongly that the digital arena is becoming increasingly complex and loaded and the work of ADA in maintaining critical debate is still vital.
Go well this weekend
Sophie Jerram
Sophie Jerram
+64 (0) 29 934 9749
sophie@loomio.org
On 13/09/2013, at 11:42 AM, Susan Ballard wrote:
> Dear ADA,
>
> Some more information about the announcement of the ADA AGM to be held at the Dunedin Symposium.
>
> ADA is a charitable trust with a small trust board (6 people), and everyone who is subscribed to this list is a "member" of ADA (currently about 300 people). The structure of ADA means that members can tell the trust what to do, instigate projects under the name of ADA, guide the direction of ADA, and apply to join the trust board. The time has come for some new energy to enter the trust board - and this means YOU!
>
> As you all know ADA has been run by a hardworking trust board since 2008. The current trustees are: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008), Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith (elected 2011).
>
> Stella and I have tendered our resignations, to take effect at the AGM on Sunday 2pm (NZ time).
>
> We hope that this means that ADA can enter a new dynamic phase, and we really hope that some of you will put your hands up to participate in steering the good ship ADA.
>
> You do not have to be in Dunedin to participate (you do not even have to be in New Zealand.) ADA is a distributed board that makes full use of the networks it was founded on. If you have questions, or want to be more involved but maybe not on the trust, please make sure you talk with Vicki or Zita over the weekend (before the Sunday meeting), or drop them a line!
>
> All the best,
> Su
>
> ____________________________/\___________________________/\___
>
>
> On 09/09/2013, at 9:05 AM, Vicki Smith wrote:
>
>> Kia ora!
>>
>> This is the announcement and invitation to take part in the Aotearoa
>> Digital Artists networks AGM as follows:
>>
>> Agenda ADA AGM 2013 (September 15 2pm)
>>
>> Attendance:
>>
>> Apologies:
>>
>> Approve minutes of previous meeting: (confirmed attendees to receive by
>> email)
>>
>> 1.Activity Report
>>
>> 1.1 Netwalking
>>
>> 1.2 Kahikatea Activities;
>> RoundTable/Launch event, ISEA Panel, Symposium, Artist tour
>>
>> 1.3 Trust update; Accounting, Charities commission returns
>>
>> 1.4 ADA Projectors Proposal
>>
>> 1.5 Planning 2014
>>
>> 2. Financial Statements
>>
>> (attendees to receive by email) Financial Statement from Gavin Shephard
>> for approval
>>
>> 3. Chair's Report
>>
>> 4. Election of Trustees
>>
>> New nominations have been received (further discussion held over to 5.2)
>>
>> Current trustees: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008),
>> Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith
>> (elected 2011).
>>
>> 5. Future structure of ADA
>>
>> 5.1 Processes/Communication
>> 5.2 Membership
>>
>> 5.3 Trustees
>>
>> 6. General Business
>>
>>
>> Please rsvp to admin@ada to confirm your intention to attend (either
>> physically or remotely) so we can determine numbers and venue and details
>> for remote connection
>>
>> many thanks
>> Vicki Smith
>> For the ADA Trust Board
>> _______________________________________________
>> Ada_list mailing list
>> Ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz
>> http://ada.net.nz/
>>
>>
>> Manage your list membership (Subscribe, Change to digest, Unsubscribe)
>> http://list.waikato.ac.nz/mailman/listinfo/ada_list
>
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Thursday, September 12, 2013
Re: [Ada_list] ADA AGM 2013 - new trustees needed!
Dear ADA,
Some more information about the announcement of the ADA AGM to be held at the Dunedin Symposium.
ADA is a charitable trust with a small trust board (6 people), and everyone who is subscribed to this list is a "member" of ADA (currently about 300 people). The structure of ADA means that members can tell the trust what to do, instigate projects under the name of ADA, guide the direction of ADA, and apply to join the trust board. The time has come for some new energy to enter the trust board - and this means YOU!
As you all know ADA has been run by a hardworking trust board since 2008. The current trustees are: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008), Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith (elected 2011).
Stella and I have tendered our resignations, to take effect at the AGM on Sunday 2pm (NZ time).
We hope that this means that ADA can enter a new dynamic phase, and we really hope that some of you will put your hands up to participate in steering the good ship ADA.
You do not have to be in Dunedin to participate (you do not even have to be in New Zealand.) ADA is a distributed board that makes full use of the networks it was founded on. If you have questions, or want to be more involved but maybe not on the trust, please make sure you talk with Vicki or Zita over the weekend (before the Sunday meeting), or drop them a line!
All the best,
Su
____________________________/\___________________________/\___
On 09/09/2013, at 9:05 AM, Vicki Smith wrote:
> Kia ora!
>
> This is the announcement and invitation to take part in the Aotearoa
> Digital Artists networks AGM as follows:
>
> Agenda ADA AGM 2013 (September 15 2pm)
>
> Attendance:
>
> Apologies:
>
> Approve minutes of previous meeting: (confirmed attendees to receive by
> email)
>
> 1.Activity Report
>
> 1.1 Netwalking
>
> 1.2 Kahikatea Activities;
> RoundTable/Launch event, ISEA Panel, Symposium, Artist tour
>
> 1.3 Trust update; Accounting, Charities commission returns
>
> 1.4 ADA Projectors Proposal
>
> 1.5 Planning 2014
>
> 2. Financial Statements
>
> (attendees to receive by email) Financial Statement from Gavin Shephard
> for approval
>
> 3. Chair's Report
>
> 4. Election of Trustees
>
> New nominations have been received (further discussion held over to 5.2)
>
> Current trustees: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008),
> Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith
> (elected 2011).
>
> 5. Future structure of ADA
>
> 5.1 Processes/Communication
> 5.2 Membership
>
> 5.3 Trustees
>
> 6. General Business
>
>
> Please rsvp to admin@ada to confirm your intention to attend (either
> physically or remotely) so we can determine numbers and venue and details
> for remote connection
>
> many thanks
> Vicki Smith
> For the ADA Trust Board
> _______________________________________________
> Ada_list mailing list
> Ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz
> http://ada.net.nz/
>
>
> Manage your list membership (Subscribe, Change to digest, Unsubscribe)
> http://list.waikato.ac.nz/mailman/listinfo/ada_list
Some more information about the announcement of the ADA AGM to be held at the Dunedin Symposium.
ADA is a charitable trust with a small trust board (6 people), and everyone who is subscribed to this list is a "member" of ADA (currently about 300 people). The structure of ADA means that members can tell the trust what to do, instigate projects under the name of ADA, guide the direction of ADA, and apply to join the trust board. The time has come for some new energy to enter the trust board - and this means YOU!
As you all know ADA has been run by a hardworking trust board since 2008. The current trustees are: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008), Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith (elected 2011).
Stella and I have tendered our resignations, to take effect at the AGM on Sunday 2pm (NZ time).
We hope that this means that ADA can enter a new dynamic phase, and we really hope that some of you will put your hands up to participate in steering the good ship ADA.
You do not have to be in Dunedin to participate (you do not even have to be in New Zealand.) ADA is a distributed board that makes full use of the networks it was founded on. If you have questions, or want to be more involved but maybe not on the trust, please make sure you talk with Vicki or Zita over the weekend (before the Sunday meeting), or drop them a line!
All the best,
Su
____________________________/\___________________________/\___
On 09/09/2013, at 9:05 AM, Vicki Smith wrote:
> Kia ora!
>
> This is the announcement and invitation to take part in the Aotearoa
> Digital Artists networks AGM as follows:
>
> Agenda ADA AGM 2013 (September 15 2pm)
>
> Attendance:
>
> Apologies:
>
> Approve minutes of previous meeting: (confirmed attendees to receive by
> email)
>
> 1.Activity Report
>
> 1.1 Netwalking
>
> 1.2 Kahikatea Activities;
> RoundTable/Launch event, ISEA Panel, Symposium, Artist tour
>
> 1.3 Trust update; Accounting, Charities commission returns
>
> 1.4 ADA Projectors Proposal
>
> 1.5 Planning 2014
>
> 2. Financial Statements
>
> (attendees to receive by email) Financial Statement from Gavin Shephard
> for approval
>
> 3. Chair's Report
>
> 4. Election of Trustees
>
> New nominations have been received (further discussion held over to 5.2)
>
> Current trustees: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008),
> Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith
> (elected 2011).
>
> 5. Future structure of ADA
>
> 5.1 Processes/Communication
> 5.2 Membership
>
> 5.3 Trustees
>
> 6. General Business
>
>
> Please rsvp to admin@ada to confirm your intention to attend (either
> physically or remotely) so we can determine numbers and venue and details
> for remote connection
>
> many thanks
> Vicki Smith
> For the ADA Trust Board
> _______________________________________________
> Ada_list mailing list
> Ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz
> http://ada.net.nz/
>
>
> Manage your list membership (Subscribe, Change to digest, Unsubscribe)
> http://list.waikato.ac.nz/mailman/listinfo/ada_list
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Re: [Ada_list] Ada_list Digest, Vol 126, Issue 2
Tena Koe,
Please accept my apologies, I'm sorry to say I can't make the AGM in
Dunedin this year as I have a Paemanu, Ngai Tahu Artist Trust to attend
and I am the Treasurer for that and need to make my report. This is
Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th.
Maybe next year I can travel north for the next.
Nga Mihi
Nathan
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2. Main Media Art Project 2014 announced (Ian Clothier)
3. Laurel Halo Tour starting this week throughout NZ (Admin)
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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 9 Sep 2013 11:05:24 +1200
From: Vicki Smith <exitstagewest@gmail.com>
To: ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz
Subject: [Ada_list] ADA AGM 2013
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Kia ora!
This is the announcement and invitation to take part in the Aotearoa
Digital Artists networks AGM as follows:
Agenda ADA AGM 2013 (September 15 2pm)
Attendance:
Apologies:
Approve minutes of previous meeting: (confirmed attendees to receive by
email)
1.Activity Report
1.1 Netwalking
1.2 Kahikatea Activities;
RoundTable/Launch event, ISEA Panel, Symposium, Artist tour
1.3 Trust update; Accounting, Charities commission returns
1.4 ADA Projectors Proposal
1.5 Planning 2014
2. Financial Statements
(attendees to receive by email) Financial Statement from Gavin Shephard
for approval
3. Chair?s Report
4. Election of Trustees
New nominations have been received (further discussion held over to 5.2)
Current trustees: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008),
Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith
(elected 2011).
5. Future structure of ADA
5.1 Processes/Communication
5.2 Membership
5.3 Trustees
6. General Business
Please rsvp to admin@ada to confirm your intention to attend (either
physically or remotely) so we can determine numbers and venue and
details
for remote connection
many thanks
Vicki Smith
For the ADA Trust Board
------------------------------
Message: 2
Date: Tue, 10 Sep 2013 10:12:55 +1200
From: "Ian Clothier" <I.Clothier@witt.ac.nz>
To: <ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz>
Subject: [Ada_list] Main Media Art Project 2014 announced
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Hi,
Really pleased to announce the following (on the Intercreate site page
there is a developed artist statement about the project):
Laser Karakia Artwork Selected as Media Art Project
A project that utilises laser light technology to carry sound has been
selected as the Intercreate Media Art Project 2014. Ko Tatou Te Tangata
by Stuart Foster and Kura Puke, with Dr Te Huirangi Waikerepuru and Te
Urutahi Waikerepuru, will employ oscillating lights to carry both the
human voice and environmental sounds.
The technology was tested at SCANZ, an artist residency held at WITT in
New Plymouth earlier this year. Laser beams were sent to a light
receptive panel that had speakers connected. The result was that waiata,
karakia, karanga and sounds of moving water were transmitted. For the
SCANZ project, the karakia was contributed by kaumatua Dr Te Huirangi
Waikerepuru with the tangata whenua, Ngati Tawhirikura.
Kura Puke (Tapuke) has whakapapa to the hapu of Katere ki Te Moana
marae, which extends from the clifftop at Fitzroy, to Te Rewa Rewa Pa on
the coastal walkway. Both Puke and Foster are lecturers at Massey
University Wellington, while Te Huirangi Waikerepuru and Te Urutahi
Waikerepuru direct Te Matahiapo Research Organization based in New
Plymouth.
For the Media Art Project they wish to deepen the engagement with
tangata whenua and locals, and investigate how to ?transform an
environment often seemingly subsumed by commercial industry into an
awareness of the dynamic layered diversity of the land? which involves
embracing ?the intangible and the unseen energies? to inquire into and
visualise ideas about, wairua (essence), mauri and the virtual.
As the commissioner of the work funded by the Arts Council of New
Zealand Intercreate is extremely pleased with the calibre of the
project, and the way advanced technology is integrated with the local
environment, local community groups and customary Maori knowledge.
For further information including artist links:
www.intercreate.org/2013/09/media-art-project-selected/
Main site: www.intercreate.org
Maori translation and dictionary site
http://www.maoridictionary.co.nz/
Ian Clothier
Executive Director
Intercreate Research Centre
ian.clothier@intercreate.org
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Message: 3
Date: Thu, 12 Sep 2013 11:51:52 +1200
From: Admin <admin@audiofoundation.org.nz>
To: AF List <af_list@list.audiofoundation.org.nz>,
ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz
Subject: [Ada_list] Laurel Halo Tour starting this week throughout NZ
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Altmusic is thrilled to announce Laurel Halo (US) touring New Zealand
throughout September in 2013!
Higher harmonic energy is the keystone of Laurel Halo's music, which
challenges the boundaries between techno, ambient, pop concrete, dub and
synthetic psychedelia. Fixed stylistic territories fold in on
themselves, time quickens - it's music for transit and body listening.
Halo's live set has electrified dance clubs, DIY venues, festivals and
museums both in the States and Europe.
In the live context Halo's music becomes heavy, looming and dancefloor
driven. A hugely acclaimed artist in the world of electronic music,
Laurel Halo's debut album Quarantine (Hyperdub) was named the Wire
magazine's #1 album of the year for 2012. Halo's recently hailed Behind
The Green Door EP explores the sexually charged common ground between
abstract electronics and club-driven beats.
"She's a sharp, and sometimes tantalizing performer who knows how to
deploy wobble, drone and nervous energy in refreshing fashion." - New
York Times
?Quarantine feels like something new flickering into being, some strange
new cyborg in the process of being birthed: a frankenstein of pop,
noise, ambient, industrial, and a ?hypnagogic? continuum that takes in
the likes of Oneohtrix Point Never, Actress, Dean Blunt, and Inga
Copeland, the new New Age and Not Not Fun? - Tiny Mix Tapes
?There are plenty of disarmingly pretty moments ... on Quarantine, yet
even those strive for unsettling effect, finding beauty in uncertainty,
confidence in the embrace of the unknown.? - Pitchfork
This will be a unforgettable performance by an electronic dance artist
at the height of her powers - don't miss out!
Presale tickets available via Undertheradar:
http://www.undertheradar.co.nz/tour/2924/Altmusic-Presents-Laurel-Halo.u
tr
Tour Dates:
Chch ? Thursday 12 September, Third Door Down (7 Lincoln Lane,
Addington), w/ Occasionals, 9pm start, $17 presales / $20 door
Dunedin ? Friday 13 September, Queens w/ Murderbike and DJ Aaron
Hawkins, 9pm start, $17 presales / $20 door
Wellington - Saturday 14 September, Puppies Bar w/ Mouth Erect, 9.30pm
start, $17 presales / $20 door
Auckland - Wed 18 September, Whammy Bar w/ Totems, Dawn Marble and DJ
Mark Wundercastle, 9pm start, $17 presales / $20 door
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Please accept my apologies, I'm sorry to say I can't make the AGM in
Dunedin this year as I have a Paemanu, Ngai Tahu Artist Trust to attend
and I am the Treasurer for that and need to make my report. This is
Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th.
Maybe next year I can travel north for the next.
Nga Mihi
Nathan
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From: Vicki Smith <exitstagewest@gmail.com>
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Subject: [Ada_list] ADA AGM 2013
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Kia ora!
This is the announcement and invitation to take part in the Aotearoa
Digital Artists networks AGM as follows:
Agenda ADA AGM 2013 (September 15 2pm)
Attendance:
Apologies:
Approve minutes of previous meeting: (confirmed attendees to receive by
email)
1.Activity Report
1.1 Netwalking
1.2 Kahikatea Activities;
RoundTable/Launch event, ISEA Panel, Symposium, Artist tour
1.3 Trust update; Accounting, Charities commission returns
1.4 ADA Projectors Proposal
1.5 Planning 2014
2. Financial Statements
(attendees to receive by email) Financial Statement from Gavin Shephard
for approval
3. Chair?s Report
4. Election of Trustees
New nominations have been received (further discussion held over to 5.2)
Current trustees: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008),
Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith
(elected 2011).
5. Future structure of ADA
5.1 Processes/Communication
5.2 Membership
5.3 Trustees
6. General Business
Please rsvp to admin@ada to confirm your intention to attend (either
physically or remotely) so we can determine numbers and venue and
details
for remote connection
many thanks
Vicki Smith
For the ADA Trust Board
------------------------------
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Date: Tue, 10 Sep 2013 10:12:55 +1200
From: "Ian Clothier" <I.Clothier@witt.ac.nz>
To: <ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz>
Subject: [Ada_list] Main Media Art Project 2014 announced
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Hi,
Really pleased to announce the following (on the Intercreate site page
there is a developed artist statement about the project):
Laser Karakia Artwork Selected as Media Art Project
A project that utilises laser light technology to carry sound has been
selected as the Intercreate Media Art Project 2014. Ko Tatou Te Tangata
by Stuart Foster and Kura Puke, with Dr Te Huirangi Waikerepuru and Te
Urutahi Waikerepuru, will employ oscillating lights to carry both the
human voice and environmental sounds.
The technology was tested at SCANZ, an artist residency held at WITT in
New Plymouth earlier this year. Laser beams were sent to a light
receptive panel that had speakers connected. The result was that waiata,
karakia, karanga and sounds of moving water were transmitted. For the
SCANZ project, the karakia was contributed by kaumatua Dr Te Huirangi
Waikerepuru with the tangata whenua, Ngati Tawhirikura.
Kura Puke (Tapuke) has whakapapa to the hapu of Katere ki Te Moana
marae, which extends from the clifftop at Fitzroy, to Te Rewa Rewa Pa on
the coastal walkway. Both Puke and Foster are lecturers at Massey
University Wellington, while Te Huirangi Waikerepuru and Te Urutahi
Waikerepuru direct Te Matahiapo Research Organization based in New
Plymouth.
For the Media Art Project they wish to deepen the engagement with
tangata whenua and locals, and investigate how to ?transform an
environment often seemingly subsumed by commercial industry into an
awareness of the dynamic layered diversity of the land? which involves
embracing ?the intangible and the unseen energies? to inquire into and
visualise ideas about, wairua (essence), mauri and the virtual.
As the commissioner of the work funded by the Arts Council of New
Zealand Intercreate is extremely pleased with the calibre of the
project, and the way advanced technology is integrated with the local
environment, local community groups and customary Maori knowledge.
For further information including artist links:
www.intercreate.org/2013/09/media-art-project-selected/
Main site: www.intercreate.org
Maori translation and dictionary site
http://www.maoridictionary.co.nz/
Ian Clothier
Executive Director
Intercreate Research Centre
ian.clothier@intercreate.org
------------------------------
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Date: Thu, 12 Sep 2013 11:51:52 +1200
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Subject: [Ada_list] Laurel Halo Tour starting this week throughout NZ
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Altmusic is thrilled to announce Laurel Halo (US) touring New Zealand
throughout September in 2013!
Higher harmonic energy is the keystone of Laurel Halo's music, which
challenges the boundaries between techno, ambient, pop concrete, dub and
synthetic psychedelia. Fixed stylistic territories fold in on
themselves, time quickens - it's music for transit and body listening.
Halo's live set has electrified dance clubs, DIY venues, festivals and
museums both in the States and Europe.
In the live context Halo's music becomes heavy, looming and dancefloor
driven. A hugely acclaimed artist in the world of electronic music,
Laurel Halo's debut album Quarantine (Hyperdub) was named the Wire
magazine's #1 album of the year for 2012. Halo's recently hailed Behind
The Green Door EP explores the sexually charged common ground between
abstract electronics and club-driven beats.
"She's a sharp, and sometimes tantalizing performer who knows how to
deploy wobble, drone and nervous energy in refreshing fashion." - New
York Times
?Quarantine feels like something new flickering into being, some strange
new cyborg in the process of being birthed: a frankenstein of pop,
noise, ambient, industrial, and a ?hypnagogic? continuum that takes in
the likes of Oneohtrix Point Never, Actress, Dean Blunt, and Inga
Copeland, the new New Age and Not Not Fun? - Tiny Mix Tapes
?There are plenty of disarmingly pretty moments ... on Quarantine, yet
even those strive for unsettling effect, finding beauty in uncertainty,
confidence in the embrace of the unknown.? - Pitchfork
This will be a unforgettable performance by an electronic dance artist
at the height of her powers - don't miss out!
Presale tickets available via Undertheradar:
http://www.undertheradar.co.nz/tour/2924/Altmusic-Presents-Laurel-Halo.u
tr
Tour Dates:
Chch ? Thursday 12 September, Third Door Down (7 Lincoln Lane,
Addington), w/ Occasionals, 9pm start, $17 presales / $20 door
Dunedin ? Friday 13 September, Queens w/ Murderbike and DJ Aaron
Hawkins, 9pm start, $17 presales / $20 door
Wellington - Saturday 14 September, Puppies Bar w/ Mouth Erect, 9.30pm
start, $17 presales / $20 door
Auckland - Wed 18 September, Whammy Bar w/ Totems, Dawn Marble and DJ
Mark Wundercastle, 9pm start, $17 presales / $20 door
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[Ada_list] Laurel Halo Tour starting this week throughout NZ
Altmusic is thrilled to announce Laurel Halo (US) touring New Zealand throughout September in 2013!
Higher harmonic energy is the keystone of Laurel Halo's music, which challenges the boundaries between techno, ambient, pop concrete, dub and synthetic psychedelia. Fixed stylistic territories fold in on themselves, time quickens - it's music for transit and body listening. Halo's live set has electrified dance clubs, DIY venues, festivals and museums both in the States and Europe.
In the live context Halo's music becomes heavy, looming and dancefloor driven. A hugely acclaimed artist in the world of electronic music, Laurel Halo's debut album Quarantine (Hyperdub) was named the Wire magazine's #1 album of the year for 2012. Halo's recently hailed Behind The Green Door EP explores the sexually charged common ground between abstract electronics and club-driven beats.
"She's a sharp, and sometimes tantalizing performer who knows how to deploy wobble, drone and nervous energy in refreshing fashion." - New York Times
"Quarantine feels like something new flickering into being, some strange new cyborg in the process of being birthed: a frankenstein of pop, noise, ambient, industrial, and a 'hypnagogic' continuum that takes in the likes of Oneohtrix Point Never, Actress, Dean Blunt, and Inga Copeland, the new New Age and Not Not Fun" - Tiny Mix Tapes
"There are plenty of disarmingly pretty moments ... on Quarantine, yet even those strive for unsettling effect, finding beauty in uncertainty, confidence in the embrace of the unknown." - Pitchfork
This will be a unforgettable performance by an electronic dance artist at the height of her powers - don't miss out!
Presale tickets available via Undertheradar: http://www.undertheradar.co.nz/tour/2924/Altmusic-Presents-Laurel-Halo.utr
Tour Dates:
Chch – Thursday 12 September, Third Door Down (7 Lincoln Lane, Addington), w/ Occasionals, 9pm start, $17 presales / $20 door
Dunedin – Friday 13 September, Queens w/ Murderbike and DJ Aaron Hawkins, 9pm start, $17 presales / $20 door
Wellington - Saturday 14 September, Puppies Bar w/ Mouth Erect, 9.30pm start, $17 presales / $20 door
Auckland - Wed 18 September, Whammy Bar w/ Totems, Dawn Marble and DJ Mark Wundercastle, 9pm start, $17 presales / $20 door
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Higher harmonic energy is the keystone of Laurel Halo's music, which challenges the boundaries between techno, ambient, pop concrete, dub and synthetic psychedelia. Fixed stylistic territories fold in on themselves, time quickens - it's music for transit and body listening. Halo's live set has electrified dance clubs, DIY venues, festivals and museums both in the States and Europe.
In the live context Halo's music becomes heavy, looming and dancefloor driven. A hugely acclaimed artist in the world of electronic music, Laurel Halo's debut album Quarantine (Hyperdub) was named the Wire magazine's #1 album of the year for 2012. Halo's recently hailed Behind The Green Door EP explores the sexually charged common ground between abstract electronics and club-driven beats.
"She's a sharp, and sometimes tantalizing performer who knows how to deploy wobble, drone and nervous energy in refreshing fashion." - New York Times
"Quarantine feels like something new flickering into being, some strange new cyborg in the process of being birthed: a frankenstein of pop, noise, ambient, industrial, and a 'hypnagogic' continuum that takes in the likes of Oneohtrix Point Never, Actress, Dean Blunt, and Inga Copeland, the new New Age and Not Not Fun" - Tiny Mix Tapes
"There are plenty of disarmingly pretty moments ... on Quarantine, yet even those strive for unsettling effect, finding beauty in uncertainty, confidence in the embrace of the unknown." - Pitchfork
This will be a unforgettable performance by an electronic dance artist at the height of her powers - don't miss out!
Presale tickets available via Undertheradar: http://www.undertheradar.co.nz/tour/2924/Altmusic-Presents-Laurel-Halo.utr
Tour Dates:
Chch – Thursday 12 September, Third Door Down (7 Lincoln Lane, Addington), w/ Occasionals, 9pm start, $17 presales / $20 door
Dunedin – Friday 13 September, Queens w/ Murderbike and DJ Aaron Hawkins, 9pm start, $17 presales / $20 door
Wellington - Saturday 14 September, Puppies Bar w/ Mouth Erect, 9.30pm start, $17 presales / $20 door
Auckland - Wed 18 September, Whammy Bar w/ Totems, Dawn Marble and DJ Mark Wundercastle, 9pm start, $17 presales / $20 door
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Monday, September 9, 2013
[Ada_list] Main Media Art Project 2014 announced
Hi,
Really pleased to announce the following (on the Intercreate site page there is a developed artist statement about the project):
Laser Karakia Artwork Selected as Media Art Project
A project that utilises laser light technology to carry sound has been selected as the Intercreate Media Art Project 2014. Ko Tatou Te Tangata by Stuart Foster and Kura Puke, with Dr Te Huirangi Waikerepuru and Te Urutahi Waikerepuru, will employ oscillating lights to carry both the human voice and environmental sounds.
The technology was tested at SCANZ, an artist residency held at WITT in New Plymouth earlier this year. Laser beams were sent to a light receptive panel that had speakers connected. The result was that waiata, karakia, karanga and sounds of moving water were transmitted. For the SCANZ project, the karakia was contributed by kaumatua Dr Te Huirangi Waikerepuru with the tangata whenua, Ngati Tawhirikura.
Kura Puke (Tapuke) has whakapapa to the hapu of Katere ki Te Moana marae, which extends from the clifftop at Fitzroy, to Te Rewa Rewa Pa on the coastal walkway. Both Puke and Foster are lecturers at Massey University Wellington, while Te Huirangi Waikerepuru and Te Urutahi Waikerepuru direct Te Matahiapo Research Organization based in New Plymouth.
For the Media Art Project they wish to deepen the engagement with tangata whenua and locals, and investigate how to "transform an environment often seemingly subsumed by commercial industry into an awareness of the dynamic layered diversity of the land" which involves embracing "the intangible and the unseen energies" to inquire into and visualise ideas about, wairua (essence), mauri and the virtual.
As the commissioner of the work funded by the Arts Council of New Zealand Intercreate is extremely pleased with the calibre of the project, and the way advanced technology is integrated with the local environment, local community groups and customary Maori knowledge.
For further information including artist links:
www.intercreate.org/2013/09/media-art-project-selected/
Main site: www.intercreate.org
Maori translation and dictionary site
http://www.maoridictionary.co.nz/
Ian Clothier
Executive Director
Intercreate Research Centre
ian.clothier@intercreate.org
Really pleased to announce the following (on the Intercreate site page there is a developed artist statement about the project):
Laser Karakia Artwork Selected as Media Art Project
A project that utilises laser light technology to carry sound has been selected as the Intercreate Media Art Project 2014. Ko Tatou Te Tangata by Stuart Foster and Kura Puke, with Dr Te Huirangi Waikerepuru and Te Urutahi Waikerepuru, will employ oscillating lights to carry both the human voice and environmental sounds.
The technology was tested at SCANZ, an artist residency held at WITT in New Plymouth earlier this year. Laser beams were sent to a light receptive panel that had speakers connected. The result was that waiata, karakia, karanga and sounds of moving water were transmitted. For the SCANZ project, the karakia was contributed by kaumatua Dr Te Huirangi Waikerepuru with the tangata whenua, Ngati Tawhirikura.
Kura Puke (Tapuke) has whakapapa to the hapu of Katere ki Te Moana marae, which extends from the clifftop at Fitzroy, to Te Rewa Rewa Pa on the coastal walkway. Both Puke and Foster are lecturers at Massey University Wellington, while Te Huirangi Waikerepuru and Te Urutahi Waikerepuru direct Te Matahiapo Research Organization based in New Plymouth.
For the Media Art Project they wish to deepen the engagement with tangata whenua and locals, and investigate how to "transform an environment often seemingly subsumed by commercial industry into an awareness of the dynamic layered diversity of the land" which involves embracing "the intangible and the unseen energies" to inquire into and visualise ideas about, wairua (essence), mauri and the virtual.
As the commissioner of the work funded by the Arts Council of New Zealand Intercreate is extremely pleased with the calibre of the project, and the way advanced technology is integrated with the local environment, local community groups and customary Maori knowledge.
For further information including artist links:
www.intercreate.org/2013/09/media-art-project-selected/
Main site: www.intercreate.org
Maori translation and dictionary site
http://www.maoridictionary.co.nz/
Ian Clothier
Executive Director
Intercreate Research Centre
ian.clothier@intercreate.org
Sunday, September 8, 2013
[Ada_list] ADA AGM 2013
Kia ora!
This is the announcement and invitation to take part in the Aotearoa
Digital Artists networks AGM as follows:
Agenda ADA AGM 2013 (September 15 2pm)
Attendance:
Apologies:
Approve minutes of previous meeting: (confirmed attendees to receive by
email)
1.Activity Report
1.1 Netwalking
1.2 Kahikatea Activities;
RoundTable/Launch event, ISEA Panel, Symposium, Artist tour
1.3 Trust update; Accounting, Charities commission returns
1.4 ADA Projectors Proposal
1.5 Planning 2014
2. Financial Statements
(attendees to receive by email) Financial Statement from Gavin Shephard
for approval
3. Chair's Report
4. Election of Trustees
New nominations have been received (further discussion held over to 5.2)
Current trustees: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008),
Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith
(elected 2011).
5. Future structure of ADA
5.1 Processes/Communication
5.2 Membership
5.3 Trustees
6. General Business
Please rsvp to admin@ada to confirm your intention to attend (either
physically or remotely) so we can determine numbers and venue and details
for remote connection
many thanks
Vicki Smith
For the ADA Trust Board
This is the announcement and invitation to take part in the Aotearoa
Digital Artists networks AGM as follows:
Agenda ADA AGM 2013 (September 15 2pm)
Attendance:
Apologies:
Approve minutes of previous meeting: (confirmed attendees to receive by
email)
1.Activity Report
1.1 Netwalking
1.2 Kahikatea Activities;
RoundTable/Launch event, ISEA Panel, Symposium, Artist tour
1.3 Trust update; Accounting, Charities commission returns
1.4 ADA Projectors Proposal
1.5 Planning 2014
2. Financial Statements
(attendees to receive by email) Financial Statement from Gavin Shephard
for approval
3. Chair's Report
4. Election of Trustees
New nominations have been received (further discussion held over to 5.2)
Current trustees: Su Ballard, Zita Joyce, Stella Brennan (elected 2008),
Julian Priest (elected 2009), Ana Terry (elected 2010), Vicki Smith
(elected 2011).
5. Future structure of ADA
5.1 Processes/Communication
5.2 Membership
5.3 Trustees
6. General Business
Please rsvp to admin@ada to confirm your intention to attend (either
physically or remotely) so we can determine numbers and venue and details
for remote connection
many thanks
Vicki Smith
For the ADA Trust Board
Thursday, September 5, 2013
[Ada_list] MEGA CEO Vikram Kumar public lecture at VUW School of Design
Join us for a public guest lecture in DSDN206: 'Identity and the Internet' by MEGA CEO Vikram Kumar. All are welcome!
'Crypto for the Masses: the MEGA Story'
Wednesday September 11th 2013, 3pm @ LT1
the School of Design, Victoria University
Te Aro Campus, 139 Vivian Street, Wellington
Vikram Kumar's lecture on 'Crypto for the Masses: the MEGA Story' will focus on security and privacy issues surrounding the history and current state of cryptographic technology, touching upon subjects related to its modern day implementation and the challenges it poses for MEGA.co.nz.
Until recently, Vikram has been Chief Executive of InternetNZ, a non-profit organization promoting the vision of an 'open and uncapturable Internet'. In New Zealand, he has earlier worked for central government (State Services Commission) as well as Telecom in a variety of roles covering management, strategy, innovation, policy and programme management.
Vikram brings a diverse range of skills and insights to MEGA. He takes great interest in the economic, social and cultural opportunities that the Internet provides and the challenges the Internet is facing such as privacy, security and openness.
Please forward to anyone who might be interested, apologies for cross-posting.
Cheers,
Walter Langelaar
Media Design Lecturer
The School of Design
Victoria University of Wellington
Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand
p: +64 4 463 5512
e: walter.langelaar@vuw.ac.nz<mailto:walter.langelaar@vuw.ac.nz>
w: http://schoolofdesign.ac.nz
'Crypto for the Masses: the MEGA Story'
Wednesday September 11th 2013, 3pm @ LT1
the School of Design, Victoria University
Te Aro Campus, 139 Vivian Street, Wellington
Vikram Kumar's lecture on 'Crypto for the Masses: the MEGA Story' will focus on security and privacy issues surrounding the history and current state of cryptographic technology, touching upon subjects related to its modern day implementation and the challenges it poses for MEGA.co.nz.
Until recently, Vikram has been Chief Executive of InternetNZ, a non-profit organization promoting the vision of an 'open and uncapturable Internet'. In New Zealand, he has earlier worked for central government (State Services Commission) as well as Telecom in a variety of roles covering management, strategy, innovation, policy and programme management.
Vikram brings a diverse range of skills and insights to MEGA. He takes great interest in the economic, social and cultural opportunities that the Internet provides and the challenges the Internet is facing such as privacy, security and openness.
Please forward to anyone who might be interested, apologies for cross-posting.
Cheers,
Walter Langelaar
Media Design Lecturer
The School of Design
Victoria University of Wellington
Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand
p: +64 4 463 5512
e: walter.langelaar@vuw.ac.nz<mailto:walter.langelaar@vuw.ac.nz>
w: http://schoolofdesign.ac.nz
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
[Ada_list] Conf CFP: Born Digital and Cultural Heritage
Apologies for cross postings. Please distribute widely.
CFP: The Born Digital and Cultural Heritage, 19-20 June, 2014, Melbourne
Whilst many artefacts today are produced, distributed and consumed solely in digital form, this situation is not completely new. Artefacts from previous eras have also been 'born' digital. The advent of micro- or home computers in the mid-1970s and 80s, for instance, saw a range of digital artefacts produced, amongst them digital games, demos, and other early software. These objects are complex and interesting as are the preservation challenges they pose. To issues of hardware and software deterioration are added characteristics such as real-time responsiveness, highly-invested fan communities, and the earliness with which decisions about significance and preservation strategies must be arrived at. Games preservation is emerging as an experimental domain where some of the thorniest issues in born digital cultural heritage are confronted. No longer a niche endeavour limited to those who played titles 'back in the day', developments in games preservation and related field
s are of relevance to many different cultural forms, their scholars and custodians. Playability also creates interest in and enlivens the preservation message, making it easier for non-specialists to grasp.
We invite proposals for papers, panels, and workshops for an international conference on The Born Digital and Cultural Heritage, to be held at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image in Melbourne, 19-20 June, 2014. Recognising that born digital artefacts often require multiple sets of expertise, we are keen to receive proposals from researchers and practitioners in the range of disciplines, spheres of practice and institutional contexts concerned with born digital heritage. This includes libraries, archives, museums, galleries, moving image institutions, software repositories, universities, and more besides. Proposals might be theoretical, practical, policy, or otherwise oriented. Case studies of innovative practices, papers based on research with born digital artefacts, and new institutional approaches are equally welcome.
Possible topics include:
* Born digital histories
* Born digital items as cultural heritage
* Changing notions of the collection
* Vernacular digitality
* Selection, appraisal, deposit
* Jurisdictions, overlaps, gaps
* Resourcing, funding, partnerships
* Archiving of media arts, architecture, broadcasting, etc
* Relation of born digital preservation to digitisation programs
* Inter-agency cooperation, federations and networks
* Models of collaboration, outside experts, volunteers
* Access and exhibition
* Legal issues, intellectual property, orphaned works, legal deposit
* Workforce, capacity building, training
* New preservation and conservation techniques
* Case Studies and Best Practices: Processes, Metadata, Systems,
Services, Infrastructures
We hope you will join us to engage with research and practice in those fields which underpin such critically important matters as the accessibility of born digital cultural heritage, now and into the future.
This conference is organised by the Play It Again team, a games history and preservation research project focused on microcomputer games created in 1980s Australia and New Zealand. Play It Again is a multidisciplinary project involving scholars from Humanities, Computer Science, and Law from several Australian and New Zealand universities, working collaboratively with cultural heritage professionals at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, the New Zealand Film Archive, and the Berlin Computerspiele Museum. Play It Again received 3 year project funding (2012-14) under the Australian Research Council's Linkage Projects scheme.
There will be a separate cultural sector workshop on the 18th June at Melbourne University, at which the Play It Again team will be sharing some of the learning from the project.
To propose a paper, please send an abstract of 300 words, plus keywords and references, and a brief author biography to playitagain@flinders.edu.au Abstracts are due 15 November, 2013.
--
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/people/melanie.swalwell
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CFP: The Born Digital and Cultural Heritage, 19-20 June, 2014, Melbourne
Whilst many artefacts today are produced, distributed and consumed solely in digital form, this situation is not completely new. Artefacts from previous eras have also been 'born' digital. The advent of micro- or home computers in the mid-1970s and 80s, for instance, saw a range of digital artefacts produced, amongst them digital games, demos, and other early software. These objects are complex and interesting as are the preservation challenges they pose. To issues of hardware and software deterioration are added characteristics such as real-time responsiveness, highly-invested fan communities, and the earliness with which decisions about significance and preservation strategies must be arrived at. Games preservation is emerging as an experimental domain where some of the thorniest issues in born digital cultural heritage are confronted. No longer a niche endeavour limited to those who played titles 'back in the day', developments in games preservation and related field
s are of relevance to many different cultural forms, their scholars and custodians. Playability also creates interest in and enlivens the preservation message, making it easier for non-specialists to grasp.
We invite proposals for papers, panels, and workshops for an international conference on The Born Digital and Cultural Heritage, to be held at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image in Melbourne, 19-20 June, 2014. Recognising that born digital artefacts often require multiple sets of expertise, we are keen to receive proposals from researchers and practitioners in the range of disciplines, spheres of practice and institutional contexts concerned with born digital heritage. This includes libraries, archives, museums, galleries, moving image institutions, software repositories, universities, and more besides. Proposals might be theoretical, practical, policy, or otherwise oriented. Case studies of innovative practices, papers based on research with born digital artefacts, and new institutional approaches are equally welcome.
Possible topics include:
* Born digital histories
* Born digital items as cultural heritage
* Changing notions of the collection
* Vernacular digitality
* Selection, appraisal, deposit
* Jurisdictions, overlaps, gaps
* Resourcing, funding, partnerships
* Archiving of media arts, architecture, broadcasting, etc
* Relation of born digital preservation to digitisation programs
* Inter-agency cooperation, federations and networks
* Models of collaboration, outside experts, volunteers
* Access and exhibition
* Legal issues, intellectual property, orphaned works, legal deposit
* Workforce, capacity building, training
* New preservation and conservation techniques
* Case Studies and Best Practices: Processes, Metadata, Systems,
Services, Infrastructures
We hope you will join us to engage with research and practice in those fields which underpin such critically important matters as the accessibility of born digital cultural heritage, now and into the future.
This conference is organised by the Play It Again team, a games history and preservation research project focused on microcomputer games created in 1980s Australia and New Zealand. Play It Again is a multidisciplinary project involving scholars from Humanities, Computer Science, and Law from several Australian and New Zealand universities, working collaboratively with cultural heritage professionals at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, the New Zealand Film Archive, and the Berlin Computerspiele Museum. Play It Again received 3 year project funding (2012-14) under the Australian Research Council's Linkage Projects scheme.
There will be a separate cultural sector workshop on the 18th June at Melbourne University, at which the Play It Again team will be sharing some of the learning from the project.
To propose a paper, please send an abstract of 300 words, plus keywords and references, and a brief author biography to playitagain@flinders.edu.au Abstracts are due 15 November, 2013.
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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/people/melanie.swalwell
Play It Again blog: http://blogs.flinders.edu.au/play-it-again/
Australasian Heritage Software Database: www.ourdigitalheritage.org
CRICOS Provider: 00114A
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