*Connecting Principle: Process*
*Wed 2 – Thurs 3 May 2007*
*11am – 8pm*
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*Culture Lab*
*Newcastle University*
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www.ncl.ac.uk/connectingprinciple
/Connecting Principle: Process/ is a 2 day public event on May 2nd and
3rd at Newcastle University presenting work by fine artists, musicians,
performers and scientists. Creative projects will take place throughout
Culture Lab, the Union Lawn, the Hatton Gallery, and from a remote
location in Scotland. The event will present more than 20 process-based
activities including participatory conversations, durational sound - art
collaborations, talks, performances, installations, workshops, The
Mobile Cinema, a Video Lounge and cafe.
*Projects by: *Jane Arnfield, Paul Bell, Andrew Burton, Ele
Carpenter, Kate Craddock and Mouth to Mouth, Brian Degger, Steven
Devleminck, John Ferguson, Joel Fisher, Cornelia Gockel, Francis
Gomila, Cath Keay, Adinda van 't Klooster, Brigitte Jurack, Mike
McHugh, Winfried Pauleit, Ginny Reed, Clare Ruddock and The Mobile
Cinema, Will Scrimshaw, Alasdair Sherit and Electro-Flamenko, Sneha
Solanki, Isabella Streffen, Wolfgang Weileder, Graeme Wilson.
*Video Lounge*: Neil Bromwich, Brian Degger, Yvonne Leinfelder, Ginny
Reed, Robert Scheipner, Zoe Walker.
*Lectures: *Jamie Shovlin, Cornelia Gockel, Janet Laurence, Simon Pope
and Steven Devleminck.
*Star and Shadow Cinema:* Electro Flamenko music and dancing May 2nd 8-11pm
*LifeWorkArt in The Mobile Cinema:* Upload and download mobile phone
films May 3rd
Connecting Principle is a multi-disciplinary research forum at Newcastle
University which aims to increase opportunities for interdisciplinary
collaboration between creative practitioners and researchers working
within universities and independently. The project was established by
Visiting Research Fellow Monica Ross in October 2002 bringing together
time based works by fine artists and musicians. The activities of the
group were resumed in 2006 by Professor Wolfgang Weileder in
collaboration with Culture Lab to explore the potential of a research
forum as a way of making connections between time and process based
practices ranging from fine art and music to pervasive computing and
marine sciences.
Connecting Principle: Process is a collaboration between Culture Lab and
the Fine Art Department of the School of Arts and Cultures working with
School of Geography, Politics and Sociology; the Informatics Research
Institute; Newcastle University Business School; the School of Marine
Science and Technology and the Hatton Gallery. In partnership with: the
University of Northumbria at Newcastle, the University of Dundee, the
University of Bremen, Transmedia Brussels and the Academy of Fine Arts
Munich. Connecting Principle: Process has been developed in partnership
with Independent Curator Ele Carpenter.
For information please contact:
Sarah Greenhalgh, Culture Lab Administrator
Tel. 0191 246 4646
E: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Website: www.ncl.ac.uk/connectingprinciple
<http://www.ncl.ac.uk/connectingprinciple>
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Ele Carpenter
[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
M: 07989 502191
Ele Carpenter
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M: 07989 502191
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