Hello, thought this might be of interest to some people.
Rachel.
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From: Jennie Savage <jennie@jenniesavage.co.uk>
Date: Sat, Aug 10, 2013 at 8:16 AM
Subject: Intermission call for participation
To: WAN@jiscmail.ac.uk
*Intermission: An audio portrait of place*
*Open call for radio projects - Deadline September 9*
ECHOES is a programme of events for the city of Lisbon
that explores the experience of LISTENING and PLACE. Part
of this programme is a series of curated radio broadcasts
in partnership with Stress.Fm and the Lisbon Architecture
Triennale. The programme invites a rethinking of the role of
radio and its ability to intervene within local and international
communities.
*
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*Our second broadcast,*
*19- 22 September, is **titled 'Intermission'.*
'Intermission' invites an international response asking you
to make an 'audio portrait' of your locality by recording a 20
minute walk- mapping the air space between a and b.
The ambition for this project is to create a 3 day radio
broadcast that maps a patchwork of sonic landscapes from
Bristol to Bangalore, Lisbon to L.A and Mexico City to Milford-
On-Sea.
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*All tracks will be fully credited with weblinks on the Echoes site.*
To Find out more and make a submission go to:
http://www.osso.pt/en/projects/echoes/radio/
email: ecos.radio@osso.pt
This project is a collaboration between Echoes & Jennie Savage.
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Rachel Ruckstuhl-Mann*
Performance and Design
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Saturday, August 10, 2013
Monday, August 5, 2013
[Ada_list] Update for Seven Octaves plus a Third exhibition
Apologles for the spamming!
Seven Octaves plus a Minor Third; Artists respond to the keys of the piano.
Audio Foundation
5.30 pm
Thursday 8 August
Exhibition curated by Amelia Harris
The piano is a standard of sorts, organising the playing of music into a monochromatic world of straight lines and rectangles, from which much clunking and beauty has been born. This exhibition gathers together members of the sound community, musicians, pianists and those humble clunkers to examine the piano, key by key.
Participants:
Isobel Thom
Stephen Bain
Stefan Neville
Ducklingmonster
Erena Johnson
Ian-John Hutchinson
Hermione Johnson
Balamohan Shingade
Colin Woods
Ben Holmes
Angeline Chirnside
Torben Tilly
Alla Sosnovskaia
Larissa Allen
Gabriel White
Jenny Laycock
Markus Hofko
Karin Hofko
Eli Orzessek
Chris Cudby
John Radford
and others
Amelia Harris is an artist, curator, film producer and dabbler. She likes to take a look at places and objects that have become stale, or need to be re-examined, for the pleasure and challenge of reinvigoration. Amelia produced the feature film 'Oracle Drive' that premiered at the New Zealand International Film Festival this year, curated public programs for The Film Archive for 3 years, as well as producing a couple of feature documentaries on Auckland with Gabriel White. As an artist Amelia has shown at the George Fraser Gallery, Gus Fisher carpark - Auckland International Arts Festival 07, The Fine Arts Library, St Paul St and most recently at Rm as part of 'Expanded Map'.
Amelia has an MFA from Elam and a BA in film from UOA.
Special thanks to Old Mout and CNZ
Seven Octaves plus a Minor Third; Artists respond to the keys of the piano.
Audio Foundation
5.30 pm
Thursday 8 August
Exhibition curated by Amelia Harris
The piano is a standard of sorts, organising the playing of music into a monochromatic world of straight lines and rectangles, from which much clunking and beauty has been born. This exhibition gathers together members of the sound community, musicians, pianists and those humble clunkers to examine the piano, key by key.
Participants:
Isobel Thom
Stephen Bain
Stefan Neville
Ducklingmonster
Erena Johnson
Ian-John Hutchinson
Hermione Johnson
Balamohan Shingade
Colin Woods
Ben Holmes
Angeline Chirnside
Torben Tilly
Alla Sosnovskaia
Larissa Allen
Gabriel White
Jenny Laycock
Markus Hofko
Karin Hofko
Eli Orzessek
Chris Cudby
John Radford
and others
Amelia Harris is an artist, curator, film producer and dabbler. She likes to take a look at places and objects that have become stale, or need to be re-examined, for the pleasure and challenge of reinvigoration. Amelia produced the feature film 'Oracle Drive' that premiered at the New Zealand International Film Festival this year, curated public programs for The Film Archive for 3 years, as well as producing a couple of feature documentaries on Auckland with Gabriel White. As an artist Amelia has shown at the George Fraser Gallery, Gus Fisher carpark - Auckland International Arts Festival 07, The Fine Arts Library, St Paul St and most recently at Rm as part of 'Expanded Map'.
Amelia has an MFA from Elam and a BA in film from UOA.
Special thanks to Old Mout and CNZ
Sunday, August 4, 2013
[Ada_list] Seven Octaves plus a Minor Third; Artists respond to the keys of the piano.
Seven Octaves plus a Minor Third; Artists respond to the keys of the piano.
Audio Foundation
5.30 pm
Thursday 8 August
Exhibition curated by Amelia Harris
The piano is a standard of sorts, organising the playing of music into a monochromatic world of straight lines and rectangles, from which much clunking and beauty has been born. This exhibition gathers together members of the sound community, musicians, pianists and those humble clunkers to examine the piano, key by key.
Participants:
Stefan Neville
Ducklingmonster
Nigel Wright
Erena Johnson
Ian-John Hutchinson
Hermione Johnson
Balamohan Shingade
Colin Woods
Ben Holmes
Angeline Chirnside
Torben Tilly
Alla Sosnovskaia
Larissa Allen
Gabriel White
Jenny Laycock
Markus Hofko
Karin Hofko
Eli Orzessek
Chris Cudby
John Radford
and others
Amelia Harris is an artist, curator, film producer and dabbler. She likes to take a look at places and objects that have become stale, or need to be re-examined, for the pleasure and challenge of reinvigoration. Amelia produced the feature film 'Oracle Drive' that premiered at the New Zealand International Film Festival this year, curated public programs for The Film Archive for 3 years, as well as producing a couple of feature documentaries on Auckland with Gabriel White. As an artist Amelia has shown at the George Fraser Gallery, Gus Fisher carpark - Auckland International Arts Festival 07, The Fine Arts Library, St Paul St and most recently at Rm as part of 'Expanded Map'.
Amelia has an MFA from Elam and a BA in film from UOA.
Special thanks to Old Mout and CNZ!
Audio Foundation
5.30 pm
Thursday 8 August
Exhibition curated by Amelia Harris
The piano is a standard of sorts, organising the playing of music into a monochromatic world of straight lines and rectangles, from which much clunking and beauty has been born. This exhibition gathers together members of the sound community, musicians, pianists and those humble clunkers to examine the piano, key by key.
Participants:
Stefan Neville
Ducklingmonster
Nigel Wright
Erena Johnson
Ian-John Hutchinson
Hermione Johnson
Balamohan Shingade
Colin Woods
Ben Holmes
Angeline Chirnside
Torben Tilly
Alla Sosnovskaia
Larissa Allen
Gabriel White
Jenny Laycock
Markus Hofko
Karin Hofko
Eli Orzessek
Chris Cudby
John Radford
and others
Amelia Harris is an artist, curator, film producer and dabbler. She likes to take a look at places and objects that have become stale, or need to be re-examined, for the pleasure and challenge of reinvigoration. Amelia produced the feature film 'Oracle Drive' that premiered at the New Zealand International Film Festival this year, curated public programs for The Film Archive for 3 years, as well as producing a couple of feature documentaries on Auckland with Gabriel White. As an artist Amelia has shown at the George Fraser Gallery, Gus Fisher carpark - Auckland International Arts Festival 07, The Fine Arts Library, St Paul St and most recently at Rm as part of 'Expanded Map'.
Amelia has an MFA from Elam and a BA in film from UOA.
Special thanks to Old Mout and CNZ!
Monday, July 15, 2013
[Ada_list] Oenosthesia - An interactive Sound and Wine Experience
Oenosthesia with Jo Burzynka (Stanier Black-Five)
Audio Foundation, 4 Poynton Terrace, Sub- Basement of the Parisian Tie Factory
Friday July 19th
6.30 sharp
A highly recommended evening and finishes by 8 pm to enable people to go to Goblin in the Film Festival
Limited places, so tickets are essential!!
$10 presale tickets available via Undertheradar -
http://www.undertheradar.co.nz/ticket/2900/Jo-Burzynka---Oenosthesia-Sound-and-Wine-Presentation.utr
Oenosthesia is a ground breaking interactive exploration of sound and taste created by sound artist and wine writer, Jo Burzynska (aka Stanier Black-Five). This soundscape using her recordings of the vineyards and wineries of Irpinia in Italy, explores the significant way that sound influences the perception of taste through the combination of the changing timbres and frequencies in the piece with a selection of different wines from the region. The work was created last year during Burzynska's residency in Southern Italy, and is possibly the first piece of gustatory/sound art created both from and including wine. It was premiered at the Interferenze New Art Festival's Factory of Art Rurality and Media 2012 (FARM2012) in Tufo, Italy and this programme is the first time the installation has been presented in New Zealand.
As a prelude to the evening, there will be a showing of "FARM - Factory of Art, Rurality and (New) Media", directed by Interferenze Director, Leandro Pisano. This short film documents Burzynska's project and the "Suoni dal confine" residency programme of which it was part, in which international artists were invited to embrace rurality in the creation of works of sonic art in the Italian countryside. Burzynska will then personally introduce the project, her own theories and the science of sensory interaction before those attending experience Oenosthesia. The installation lasts 25 minutes and includes tasting of three wines from Irpinia.
Jo Burzynska is one of the country's leading wine critics, writing a weekly wine column in the New Zealand Herald's Viva magazine, as well as contributing to specialist wine publications worldwide. She is also an active sound artist, recording and performing internationally under the name, Stanier Black-Five, making work largely based on the manipulation of her own environmental recordings. In recent years she has been exploring the synergies between taste and sound through her own research and hosting music and wine matching workshops.
With thanks to Irpinia's regional consortium of GAL Partenio, which sponsored the residency and the featured wines; Leandro Pisano for curating the residency and the Audio Foundation for hosting the event.
More information about Jo Burzynska's wine writing can be found at: joburzynska.com & sound art at: stanierblackfive.com
Interview on Radio New Zealand here
http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/artsonsunday/audio/2562030/artist-jo-burzynska
Audio Foundation, 4 Poynton Terrace, Sub- Basement of the Parisian Tie Factory
Friday July 19th
6.30 sharp
A highly recommended evening and finishes by 8 pm to enable people to go to Goblin in the Film Festival
Limited places, so tickets are essential!!
$10 presale tickets available via Undertheradar -
http://www.undertheradar.co.nz/ticket/2900/Jo-Burzynka---Oenosthesia-Sound-and-Wine-Presentation.utr
Oenosthesia is a ground breaking interactive exploration of sound and taste created by sound artist and wine writer, Jo Burzynska (aka Stanier Black-Five). This soundscape using her recordings of the vineyards and wineries of Irpinia in Italy, explores the significant way that sound influences the perception of taste through the combination of the changing timbres and frequencies in the piece with a selection of different wines from the region. The work was created last year during Burzynska's residency in Southern Italy, and is possibly the first piece of gustatory/sound art created both from and including wine. It was premiered at the Interferenze New Art Festival's Factory of Art Rurality and Media 2012 (FARM2012) in Tufo, Italy and this programme is the first time the installation has been presented in New Zealand.
As a prelude to the evening, there will be a showing of "FARM - Factory of Art, Rurality and (New) Media", directed by Interferenze Director, Leandro Pisano. This short film documents Burzynska's project and the "Suoni dal confine" residency programme of which it was part, in which international artists were invited to embrace rurality in the creation of works of sonic art in the Italian countryside. Burzynska will then personally introduce the project, her own theories and the science of sensory interaction before those attending experience Oenosthesia. The installation lasts 25 minutes and includes tasting of three wines from Irpinia.
Jo Burzynska is one of the country's leading wine critics, writing a weekly wine column in the New Zealand Herald's Viva magazine, as well as contributing to specialist wine publications worldwide. She is also an active sound artist, recording and performing internationally under the name, Stanier Black-Five, making work largely based on the manipulation of her own environmental recordings. In recent years she has been exploring the synergies between taste and sound through her own research and hosting music and wine matching workshops.
With thanks to Irpinia's regional consortium of GAL Partenio, which sponsored the residency and the featured wines; Leandro Pisano for curating the residency and the Audio Foundation for hosting the event.
More information about Jo Burzynska's wine writing can be found at: joburzynska.com & sound art at: stanierblackfive.com
Interview on Radio New Zealand here
http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/artsonsunday/audio/2562030/artist-jo-burzynska
Friday, July 12, 2013
[Ada_list] The 8th ADA Symposium Space:Network:Memory - Dunedin September 13-15 2013
greetings ADA Network whanau
The 8th ADA symposium in Dunedin this September 13-15
With the framing concept of media art in the transitional city the Space:Network:Memory Symposium will engage you with a broad range of practices and approaches necessary for rethinking the contemporary city, the networks that surround and emerge from it, and the memories it holds.
The format will be;
Friday 13 - Framing the event and location, presentations, artworks, the opening event and a ghost tour!
Saturday 14 - Focused discussion and activities to engage you with the local environment
Sunday 15 - Future thinking, making and planning forward
Visit this page for more information on confirmed speakers and activities http://www.ada.net.nz/meshcities/space-network-memory-symposium-information/
- Registrations will open very soon, book your travel now!
... on behalf of the orgnisers and thanks CNZ!
kia pai to ra
vicki ("
\\ vicki smith
digitalsmith@clear.net.nz
Cell +64 21 778 067
// ADA Mesh Cities
www ada.net.nz
Space: Network: Memory Symposium September 13-15 Dunedin
!! Registrations open soon !!
\// www.upstage.org.nz
//\ http://tinyurl.com/vickismithBoatProject - Navigation speculation
\// http://tinyurl.com/vickismithSCANZ2013 - Pattern Recognition
//\ http://www.avatarbodycollision.org
The 8th ADA symposium in Dunedin this September 13-15
With the framing concept of media art in the transitional city the Space:Network:Memory Symposium will engage you with a broad range of practices and approaches necessary for rethinking the contemporary city, the networks that surround and emerge from it, and the memories it holds.
The format will be;
Friday 13 - Framing the event and location, presentations, artworks, the opening event and a ghost tour!
Saturday 14 - Focused discussion and activities to engage you with the local environment
Sunday 15 - Future thinking, making and planning forward
Visit this page for more information on confirmed speakers and activities http://www.ada.net.nz/meshcities/space-network-memory-symposium-information/
- Registrations will open very soon, book your travel now!
... on behalf of the orgnisers and thanks CNZ!
kia pai to ra
vicki ("
\\ vicki smith
digitalsmith@clear.net.nz
Cell +64 21 778 067
// ADA Mesh Cities
www ada.net.nz
Space: Network: Memory Symposium September 13-15 Dunedin
!! Registrations open soon !!
\// www.upstage.org.nz
//\ http://tinyurl.com/vickismithBoatProject - Navigation speculation
\// http://tinyurl.com/vickismithSCANZ2013 - Pattern Recognition
//\ http://www.avatarbodycollision.org
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
[Ada_list] ANTARCTIC CONVERGENCE part 2
Audio Foundation, this Saturday July 13, 7.30pm
The second and final evening presentation of artists and works that respond to the uniquely evocative and geophysical attributes of Antarctica and its surrounding ocean.
Works curated and presented by Australian sound and intermedia artist Philip Samartzis, featured in conversation with selected works by local artists.
ICEBREAKER by Philip Samartzis (Australia)
MELTING ICE by Jae Hoon Lee (Korea/NZ)
MIDNIGHT SUN by Rosy Parlane (NZ)
TERRA INCOGNITA by Phil Dadson (NZ)
with thanks to Audio Foundation and the NZ Film Archive
7.30 start, Audio Foundation, Poynton Tce, off Pitt St. central city
Admission $5 at the door
Warming refreshments available.
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The second and final evening presentation of artists and works that respond to the uniquely evocative and geophysical attributes of Antarctica and its surrounding ocean.
Works curated and presented by Australian sound and intermedia artist Philip Samartzis, featured in conversation with selected works by local artists.
ICEBREAKER by Philip Samartzis (Australia)
MELTING ICE by Jae Hoon Lee (Korea/NZ)
MIDNIGHT SUN by Rosy Parlane (NZ)
TERRA INCOGNITA by Phil Dadson (NZ)
with thanks to Audio Foundation and the NZ Film Archive
7.30 start, Audio Foundation, Poynton Tce, off Pitt St. central city
Admission $5 at the door
Warming refreshments available.
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Monday, July 1, 2013
[Ada_list] Media Art Projects sumissions
Hi,
For those submitting Media Art Project proposals, please use the the 'Paper' field to attach the pdf of your proposal. Then please use the 'Attachment' field to attach doc or txt CV file. Those who have already submitted need not resubmit.
Also, please note it is possible to update your proposal using Easy Chair. After you have submitted your proposal, return to Easy Chair and log in. Then click on the link at the top of the page to your earlier submission. Your submission will display. You can then attach a new version of your pdf, then upload the file, and your previous file will be overwritten.
Cheers
Ian M Clothier
Faculty of Humanities
Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki
www.witt.ac.nz
0064 6 757 3100 x 8895
Artist
ianclothier.com
Director
Intercreate.org
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
Being Light, Santa Fe USA
2015
SCANZ 2015: Water and Peace, Nga Motu New Plymouth Aotearoa New Zealand
For those submitting Media Art Project proposals, please use the the 'Paper' field to attach the pdf of your proposal. Then please use the 'Attachment' field to attach doc or txt CV file. Those who have already submitted need not resubmit.
Also, please note it is possible to update your proposal using Easy Chair. After you have submitted your proposal, return to Easy Chair and log in. Then click on the link at the top of the page to your earlier submission. Your submission will display. You can then attach a new version of your pdf, then upload the file, and your previous file will be overwritten.
Cheers
Ian M Clothier
Faculty of Humanities
Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki
www.witt.ac.nz
0064 6 757 3100 x 8895
Artist
ianclothier.com
Director
Intercreate.org
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
Being Light, Santa Fe USA
2015
SCANZ 2015: Water and Peace, Nga Motu New Plymouth Aotearoa New Zealand
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