CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: Deadline December 15, 2002

Issue 4: Net.Noise
The Curators of CTHEORY Multimedia, Arthur and Marilouise Kroker
& Timothy Murray, seek finished projects of electronic art ready
to be mounted on-line and archived in CTHEORY Multimedia,
published by the Cornell University Library's Electronic
Publishing Program.

What is the sound of art on the Net?

A sound of wireless motion and dark noise.  The surging sound
of coding, network streaming and file-surfing.  The almost
undetectable whispers of splicing, mixing and mutating noise
into a brilliant tattoo on the skin of the digital.  The viral
backbone of digital culture, Net.Noise sounds the electronic
pulse of connectivity, the babble of chat, the pings of hits,
and the silent tracking of back-orifice hacking.

What happens when sound resonates images with such intensity
that art shudders, finds itself wandering in a spectral space
not of its own making?  What happens when digi tracks and
whirligigs provide the electrodrip of house sound and dawn
rave that haunts the net with viral acoustics?  What happens
when the net hears murmurs of strange new codes--digital
looping, sound displacement, time compression, phasal
syncopation--and suddenly opens up into a new electronic
universe, speaking the vernacular of sounds recombinant fit
for speed travel across the crystal palaces of the image matrix?

When the Net finally begins to speak, when the codes of the wired
world finally find a voice, we are suddenly projected into an art
of the cyber-ear, listening intently to what artists of Net.Noise
have to tell us about the distended ear of digital sound/images.

Please send a description of your project, including conceptual
abstract, technical format, and preview URL, to the CTHEORY
Multimedia Curators: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

To view CTHEORY Multimedia, please visit:
http://ctheorymultimedia.cornell.edu

Arthur and Marilouise Kroker
Timothy Murray
CTHEORY Multimedia Co-Curators


-------------------------------------------------
a m b i t : networking media arts in scotland
post: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
archive: http://www.mediascot.org/ambit
info: send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
and write "info ambit" in the message body
-------------------------------------------------

Reply via email to