jhopk...@neoscenes.net (Sun 05/22/11 at 10:31 PM +1000):
It is merely, as Ted Kaczynski suggested once upon a time, the drift
towards the soothing confirmation of hyper-socialization? This
being a drift away from idiosyncrasy and a trust in one's own life
experience and the relevance of
Hi Nicholas
Student fees begin at EUR250, with non-student fees beginning at
EUR300---and both jump to EUR400 if you don't register by Sunday.
In comparison, fees for last year's ISEA were EUR100 to EUR150
for non-VIP passes, and fees for ISEA 2008 ranged from 100 to 450
Singapore dollars
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Karla Brunet
http://karlabru.net/
https://twitter.com/ksbrunet
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Date: Mon, 16 May 2011 16:05:18 -0400
From: Martin Zeilinger martin.zeilin...@utoronto.ca
To: nettime-l@mail.kein.org
Subject: Re: nettime ISEA
On Fri, 2011-05-13 at 00:52 -0400, Nicholas Knouf wrote:
I presume that there are many nettimers who are planning on attending
ISEA 2011 in Istanbul this year. If you have not looked at the
registration fees for the conference, prepare yourself for some sticker
shock. The fees seem to be
Hello all,
Fuck yeah. What a great thread. Thanks nick for starting it!
I agree completely about the high level of bullshit that is in effect for us
to pay to present our artwork instead of being paid and that on top of the
incredible cost, for me, of getting to turkey. Although, part of why I
hej Nicholas --
I presume that there are many nettimers who are planning on attending
ISEA 2011 in Istanbul this year. If you have not looked at the
registration fees for the conference, prepare yourself for some sticker
shock. The fees seem to be disproportionately expensive for a
conference
Nick,
I am in complete agreement with this. This is a big issue with a lot of the
ISEAs as severely hegemonic space, despite its rhetoric of openness, and I
am not entirely sure that the attendees realize that if we stay on Taksim
Square, that the shuttles to Sabanci are a significant amount
Hi all,
I'm in complete agreement with many of the issues that have been
raised in this thread. I also wrote the ISEA organizers saying much
the same. And yes, let's organize things otherwise...it's certainly
possible. In other words, count me in.
best,
Renee
www.geuzen.org
looks like we are all in the same boat, with panels or papers accepted, a
number of friends and colleagues participating and some outrageously high fees
to face. in order to pay this amount (and the flight and my stay in a
hostel...if there is one..) I'll have to take an extra job :-(
I am not
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(Apologies if you have seen this already, but I think it's appropriate
for nettime as well.)
Hello nettime,
I presume that there are many nettimers who are planning on attending
ISEA 2011 in Istanbul this year. If you have not looked at the
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