Upgrade! Lisbon

19/12/2007
19:00 @ Lisboa 20 Arte Contemporânea
R. Tenente Ferreira Durão 18B 1350-315 Lisboa

VJ Theory: Ana Carvalho and Brendan Byrne


www.vjtheory.net <http://www.vjtheory.net/> 


VJ Theory project intends to develop a community actively discussing and 
reflecting on philosophy and theory related with VJing and realtime 
performative practices. It is apparent, during workshops and discussions at 
Festivals and symposia, that practitioners of both VJing and Interactive 
Installations are moving on from problems with the practicalities of production 
to more complex ideas of how and why the process has, for example, significance 
for the viewer. This project and the associated publications, aim to bring 
together work by some of the foremost practitioners and academics in the 
field.? We aim to produce a body of work which, for the first time, will 
address these theoretical issues and place the practices of VJing and 
Interactive Installation, into a useful context. 


The website is a growing collection of articles, references, art projects,, a 
space for events and collaborative online projects, with contributors. 

VJ Theory has been developing areas for discussions both online (through the 
Small Projects activities) and offline (through discussions and presentations 
at symposia and festivals). 

At The Upgrade! Lisbon Ana Carvalho and Brendan Byrne will present the project 
and ways they have collaborated internationally and the alliances, which have 
formed supportive networks through an inclusive ethos framed around 
practitioners theory. 


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