nettime-ann Turbulence Commission: The Simultaneous Translator by John Roach and Willy Whip
. April 15, 2007 Turbulence Commission: The Simultaneous Translator by John Roach and Willy Whip http://turbulence.org/Works/simtrans/ Requires Windows OS LIVE PERFORMANCE: Sunday April 15; 12:00 PM EST to 3:00 PM EST [Mac users can listen via the player of their choice] The Simultaneous Translator (SimTrans) is a Windows based audio interface that enables anyone to load audio streams and manipulate them in real time on the Internet. SimTrans makes the delays and fluctuations of the Internet visible and audible. The Internet becomes your collaborator as you create your mix, and the instability you usually try to avoid becomes a tool for creation. Distance and delay are manifest within the interface numerically and as a series of sliding heads; there is also a link to Google Earth where you can watch the dynamic flight of data travel between yourself and the audio source. SimTrans is a 2007 commission of New Radio and Performing Arts, Inc., (aka Ether-Ore) for its Turbulence web site. It was made possible with funding from the Murray G. and Beatrice H. Sherman Charitable Trust. THE PERFORMANCE: The Simultaneous Translator grew out of the artists' live networked performance project Simultaneous Translation, in which the delays of the internet are used to dynamically effect the live performances of geographically distant artists. The upcoming performance will take place from 12:00 PM EST to 3:00 PM EST on Sunday April 15. Log on via http://turbulence.org/Works/simtrans. Participants: Greg Davis (USA), Kenneth Goldsmith (USA), John Hudak (USA), Keyman (France), Lawrence Li (China), Mice69 (France), Miguel Ramos (Spain), Joe Reinsel (USA), John Roach (USA) and Willy Whip (France). BIOGRAPHIES JOHN ROACH doesn't consider himself an installation artist, a sound artist, or a sculptor, but prefers to think of himself as a nomad, touching down in whatever place is most hospitable to his ideas. Recent projects have been an installation at the 2B Gallery in Budapest, Hungary; a collaborative performance with objects and video at the Saint Stephen Museum in Szekesfehervar, Hungary; and a web video project called Sweet Music. He continues to work with Willy Whip on their long-standing live networked performance project Simultaneous Translation. WILLY WHIP is a designer and teacher in hypermedia interactivity. Outside his institutional work he likes to produce mashups that fertilize his own secret garden. This personal research and development leads him on a quest for hybrids: connect this information to that information; grow new contents; release new senses. Recent activity includes projects with the artists Anika Mignotte, Reynald Drouhin, and Du Zhenjun. For more Turbulence Commissions, please visit http://turbulence.org Jo-Anne Green, Co-Director New Radio and Performing Arts, Inc.: http://new-radio.org New York: 917.548.7780 . Boston: 617.522.3856 Turbulence: http://turbulence.org Networked_Performance Blog: http://turbulence.org/blog Networked_Music_Review: http://turbulence.org/networked_music_review Upgrade! Boston: http://turbulence.org/upgrade New American Radio: http://somewhere.org ___ nettime-ann mailing list nettime-ann@nettime.org http://www.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-ann
nettime-ann Fwd: [artchicago] JOB: Hyde Park Art Center
. -- Forwarded message -- From: jen [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Apr 9, 2007 12:29 AM Subject: [artchicago] JOB: Hyde Park Art Center To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hyde Park Art Center Job Description: The Hyde Park Art Center seeks a full-time Development Associate. The Development Associate will report directly to the Associate Director and will be actively involved in all aspects of the Center's fundraising activities. This position will provide a broad base of experience in non-profit fundraising, as well as non-profit management more generally, in a dynamic, fast-paced environment. Specific duties include: * Management and Coordination of the growth of the Art Center's Annual Fund and membership campaigns. * Assistance with foundation and corporate relations, researching and writing grants and proposals. * Assistance with the planning of all of the Center's cultivation and fundraising events, including its annual Spring Gala. * Coordination of all donor stewardship, including weekly donor acknowledgements and special communications. * Assist with the Center's current Capital Campaign and major gifts efforts. * Manage the Art Center's donor database and mailing list * Oversight of Development Intern Qualifications: Smart, motivated, energetic, well-spoken, hard-working, personable candidate interested in a career in non-profit development, event planning, or management should apply. Masters degree and two to three years work experience preferred. Interested candidates should thrive in a fast-paced, fun-loving, environment; be prepared to take ownership of major projects and their success; be thorough and detail oriented while able to prioritize and manage his/her own time. The Hyde Park Art Center is an equal opportunity employer. Salary/Benefits: mid-thirties; medical, dental, and life insurance included How to Apply: Interested applicants should mail or email a cover letter and resume to Kate Lorenz, Associate Director, by May 7, 2007 at: Hyde Park Art Center 5020 S. Cornell Avenue Chicago, IL 60615 recruiting @ hydepark art.org No phone calls please. Yahoo! Groups Links * To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/artchicago/ * Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional * To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/artchicago/join (Yahoo! ID required) * To change settings via email: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] * To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] * Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ -- -- Design After Next, design technology http://www.designAfterNext.com --- ___ nettime-ann mailing list nettime-ann@nettime.org http://www.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-ann
nettime-ann Second Open-Search Workshop
. When: Saturday April 28, 2007, 13.00h CET, 11.00h GMT, 06.00h EST, 4.00h EET, 01.00h HST, 04.00h MST Duration: official program will be 4 hours Where (physical): CREA, room 204, Turfdraagsterpad 17, 1012 XT Amsterdam (route: http://www.crea.uva.nl/contact/zoomplattegrond.html) Where (virtual): http://www.open-search.net/Opensearch/SecondWorkshop Cost: free attendance, free drinks More info: http://www.open-search.net/Opensearch/SecondWorkshop If you can hold a keyboard, you should be at this workshop! The open-search project proposes to build a distributed, peer-to-peer, search-engine. By combining the already existing technologies of peer-to-peer file storage, distributed crawling and peer-to-peer searching, we hope to solve the problems inherent to a centralized search-engine: manipulation, censorship and profiling. After a period of contemplation and reflection, the open-search project is ready for some serious hacking and discussion. If you have any programming skills, analytic skills, interface design skills or other skills that you can use to contribute to the open search project, we have todo list items with your name on them! Those concerned with the legal and policy details of the project are also welcome for the non-technical track, to discuss policies, legal issues, issues of deployment and ideology versus users. Virtual attendance will be possible through on-site A/V streaming and internet relay chat (IRC, a web interface will be provided for those unfamiliar with IRC clients). The details will be posted on http://www.open-search.net/Opensearch/SecondWorkshop shortly. If you can not be present physically, you don't have to miss this workshop. The chat will be projected on a large screen during the workshop. The preliminary program for this workshop is: 1. an overview of our current progress and the current state of the client (by Robin, our main developer) 2. hands-on: there will be an install party to get the thing running on everybodies computer (bring your laptop) 3. hands-on: after installation the workshop will continue in two tracks: * technical: discuss, plan and code * theoretical: discussion about and planning of activities related to p2p research, law (with guidance of Joris van Hoboken, http://www.ivir.nl/staff/vanhoboken.html), motivation (elaboration on http://www.open-search.net/Opensearch/WhyOpenSearch), community activation ___ nettime-ann mailing list nettime-ann@nettime.org http://www.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-ann
nettime-ann TAGallery_002 | CONT3XT.NET #05.07
. TAGallery_002 | de-re-/con-struct(ur)ed_LANG(U)agE -- With works by | Mit Arbeiten von: Joerg Piringer, Stefan Wilke, Alan Bigelow, Michael Takeo Magruder, Karl Heinz Jeron, Valie Djordjevic, Brian Kim Stefans, Mary-Anne Breeze, Eugenio Tisselli, Miika Nyyssoenen, Miriam Laussegger, Eva Beierheimer The faculty to speak and the reflection about one's language are inherent characteristics of human beings. According to Ferdinand de Saussure's thesis human language can be divided into three fundamental aspects: the biological preconditions for speaking (langage), the fixed system of rules and signs (langue) and the act of speaking itself (parole). The supposition that the language-system and the speechact are linked reciprocally and that there is no backflow into the system without speaking, it gets clear that the human language withdraws itself from an immediate observation. It can only be examined in the course of the reconstructing its process of appearance, that is, its articulation. Is language thus an exclusively virtual product, the existence of which begins and ends up with its realization? actual exhibition: http://del.icio.us/TAGallery/EXHIBITION_de.re.con about the exhibition: http://del.icio.us/TAGallery/TEXT_de.re.con about TAGallery: http://del.icio.us/TAGallery/About_TAGallery newsfeed: http://del.icio.us/rss/TAGallery -- Die Faehigkeit zu Sprechen und die Reflexion ueber die eigene Sprache sind dem Menschen inhaerent. Den Thesen Ferdinand de Saussures folgend, koennen drei fundamentale Aspekte der menschlichen Sprache unterschieden werden: die biologischen Voraussetzungen zum Sprechen (langage), das abgeschlossene Regelsystem von Zeichen (langue) und der Akt des Sprechens an sich (parole). Nimmt man an, dass das Regelsystem und der individuelle Sprechakt in einem wechselseitigen Verhaeltnis zueinander stehen und ohne Sprechakt kein Rueckfluss in das System von statten gehen kann, so wird klar, dass sich die menschliche Sprache unmittelbarer Beobachtung entzieht. Sie kann nur im Zuge der Rekonstruktion ihres Entstehensprozesses, ihrer Artikulation, betrachtet werden. Ist Sprache ein rein virtuelles Erzeugnis, dessen Existenz mit seiner Realisierung sowohl beginnt als auch endet? aktuelle Ausstellung: http://del.icio.us/TAGallery/EXHIBITION_de.re.con ueber die Ausstellung: http://del.icio.us/TAGallery/TEXT_de.re.con ueber TAGallery: http://del.icio.us/TAGallery/About_TAGallery RSS-Abo: http://del.icio.us/rss/TAGallery -- CONT3XT.NET.NEWS - If you do not want to recieve any more newsletters please reply with no newsletter. For subscriptions please go to http://cont3xt.net/div/phplist/lists/?p=subscribeid=2 CONT3XT.NET http://cont3xt.net/, Vienna (ZVR: 999765999) ___ nettime-ann mailing list nettime-ann@nettime.org http://www.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-ann
nettime-ann exhibition: bit international . [Nove] Tendencije – Computer and Visual Rese arch
. bit international . [Nove] Tendencije – Computer and Visual Research Neue Galerie am Landesmuseum Joanneum . Graz . Austria 28 April – 17 June 2007 opening: Friday 27th April 19 h Curator: Darko Fritz (Zagreb / Amsterdam) Artists / artists groups: + Marc Adrian + Kurd Alsleben / Cord Passow + Getulio Alviani + Vojin Bakic + John Baldessari + Mario Ballocco + Manuel Barbadillo + Otto Beckmann + Alberto Biasi + Hartmut Böhm + Vladimir Bonacic + Frank Böttger + Ivan Cizmek + Gianni Colombo + Compos 68 + Charles Csuri + Dadamaino + Hugo Rodolfo Demarco + Gabriele De Vecchi + herman de vries + Milan Dobeš + Piero Dorazio + Michel Fadat + Alan Mark France + Herbert W. Franke + Horacio Garcia-Rossi + Karl Gerstner + Gruppo MID + Leon D. Harmon + Grace C. Hertlein + Miljenko Horvat + Hervé Huitric + Gottfried Jäger + Sture Johannesson + Hiroshi Kawano + On Kawara + Julije Knifer + Kenneth C. Knowlton + Hans Köhler + Vladimir Kristl + Edoardo Landi + Auro Lecci + Julio Le Parc + Wolfgang Ludwig + Heinz Mack + Frank Joseph Malina + Enzo Mari + Jean-Claude Marquette + Almir Mavignier + Tomislav Mikulic + Petar Milojevic + Manfred Mohr + François Morellet + Monique Nahas + Frieder Nake + Maurizio Nanucci + Georg Nees + Koloman Novak + Ivan Picelj + Otto Piene + Manuel Quejido + Zoran Radovic + Ludwig Rase + Vjenceslav Richter + Sylvia Roubaud + Manfred Robert Schroeder + Lillian Schwartz + Ana Seguí + Javier Seguí + Nikola Šerman + Soledad Sevilla + Jesus Raphael Soto + Aleksandar Srnec + Joël Stein + Kerry Strand + Alan Sutcliffe + Zdenek Sýkora + Paul Talman + Goran Trbuljak + Stan VanDerBeek + Gregorio Vardanega + Evan Harris Walker + Aron Warszawski + Gerold Weiss + Rolf Wölk + José María Yturralde + Yvaral + Edward Zajec + Vilko Ziljak + Anton Zöttl + The Neue Galerie in the Landesmuseum Joanneum Graz examines one of the most important international trends of the 1960s in the exhibition “bit international . [Nove] Tendencije computer and visual research”, which was of enormous influence at the time, but which has now slipped out of public consciousness and has virtually been lost to the history of the development of art. While numerous exhibitions have been held with the titles “New Tendencies” or “Nouvelle Tendance” in Venice and Paris, the place of origin - Zagreb, has vanished from the focus of attention. A biennial event developed in Zagreb starting with concrete and constructive art in 1961, maintained its avant-garde title by introducing the computer as a medium of “artistic research” in 1961. Simultaneous with the legendary Cybernetic Serendipity at the London ICA in 1968, which is regarded as the first major computer art exhibition, a colloquium also took place in Zagreb with an exhibition of computer generated art, tendencije 4. The Gallery for Contemporary Art – today the Museum of Contemporary Art – dedicated a series of exhibitions, symposia and publications on the subject of the ‘Computer and Visual Research’. Original projects in both art and science were presented. During the heyday of the Cold War artists and scientists from the entire world travelled to Zagreb – from Germany, France, Italy, Japan, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Russia and the USA. The multi-lingual magazine published by the Gallery in Zagreb Bit International was an initiation point for aesthetic and media theory reflection and there was nothing that could be compared with it anywhere else in the world. ‘Tendencije 4’ attempted to both accompany and mould the historic transition in which the computer as a symbol processing machine first entered consciousness as a machine for artistic creation. The arts of the electronic media were not regarded as an isolated phenomenon, but were included in the history and the discourse on the fine arts and the performing arts. A first review of the ‘Tendencije’ exhibitions and the publications of Bit International has now been assembled in cooperation with the Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb and with an international network of collectors and private archives in an exhibition curated by Darko Fritz. Graphic work, films, sculptures, poems, theatrical texts and artistic concepts. The English language anthology accompanying the exhibition (ed. Margit Rosen, in cooperation with Darko Fritz, Peter Weibel) has made the broad range – of both art works and theoretical writings accessible to a broader public of art and media historians and artists once again for the first in 30 years. The project also promotes an opening of awareness and sensitivity to the historical centres of the arts and culture in Eastern Europe. Exhibition in the Neue Galerie in the Landesmuseum Joanneum Graz presents 93 artists and artists groups with more than 350 artworks, alongside computer programs and other working process documents. http://www.neuegalerie.at ___ nettime-ann mailing list
nettime-ann 3-month Postdoctoral Fellowship (KNAW, Amsterdam)
. Virtual Knowledge Studio, 3-month Postdoctoral Fellowship, KNAW, Amsterdam Applications are invited for three-month fellowships within the Virtual Knowledge Studio for the Humanities and Social Sciences (VKS), a programme funded by the KNAW (Royal Dutch Academy for Arts and Sciences). The VKS aims to support researchers in the humanities and social sciences in the creation of new scholarly practices, termed here e-research, as well as in their reflection on e-research in relation to the development of their fields. A core feature of the VKS is the integration of design and analysis in a close co-operation between social scientists, humanities researchers, information technology experts, and information scientists. This integrated approach aims to provide insight into the ways in which e-research can contribute to new research questions and methods in the humanities and social sciences. The Virtual Knowledge Studio has the following goals: * to contribute to the design and conceptualisation of novel scholarly practices in the humanities and social sciences; * to support scholars in their experimental play with new ways of doing research and emerging forms of collaboration and communication; * to facilitate the travel of new methods, practices, resources and techniques across different disciplines; * to contribute to a better understanding of the dynamics of knowledge creation. The fellowship is designed for junior scholars who have recently received their PhDs in order to provide the following: experience of working within an interdisciplinary research group, an opportunity to prepare material for publication and to develop new research ideas. During the three months of the fellowship, a senior member of the VKS staff will act as mentor. Expectations: * Deliver research seminar within internal VKS research meetings during first month. * Prepare at least one publication (in which VKS should be acknowledged upon publication). A draft of the publication should be circulated no later than 2 weeks before the end of the fellowship in order to enable feedback to be given before the end of the fellowship. * Prepare outline proposal for new research project. * Attend all research meetings (held every 2-3 weeks) during period of fellowship and be present at the VKS on a regular basis. Qualifications: * PhD in relevant field, from a university in the Netherlands or abroad. * In most cases, the PhD should have been awarded no more than 12 months prior to the application deadline Compensation: * You will receive a total of 10,000 euro to cover your accommodation and other costs. * You will be expected to cover most travel as well as insurance and other costs yourself. * You will be reimbursed for the costs of one return trip (economy/2nd class) between your main place of residence and Amsterdam. * You will be provided with shared office space and a PC. There is no formal application form. Applications are welcome in any area of the work of the VKS. Applications are welcome from both Dutch and non-Dutch candidates. To apply, please send your curriculum vitae, a 2-page statement outlining what you will work on while at the VKS and why you want to be based at the VKS, a copy of a publication or dissertation chapter, and the names and addresses of two referees. Two fellowships will be awarded each year. The next two periods, with deadlines, are: * Autumn 2007 (deadline: 15 May 2007) * Spring 2008 (deadline: 1 October 2007) Exact dates of the fellowship will be negotiated with the successful candidate. Application materials should be sent to: Jeannette Haagsma, VKS, Cruquiusweg 31, 1019 AT Amsterdam, The Netherlands, tel: +31 (0)20 850 0282, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ nettime-ann mailing list nettime-ann@nettime.org http://www.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-ann
nettime-ann Announcing Atomic Sunshine - Article 9 and Japan related events
. Dear friends and colleagues, Hi, this is Shinya Watanabe, an independent curator and the chair of Atomic Sunshine Exhibition Committee. How are you? I hope you are well. Currently, I am curating an art exhibition Into the Atomic Sunshine - Post-War Art under Japanese Peace Constitution Article 9, This exhibition focuses on the influence of Japanese Peace Constitution Article 9 written by US occupied military after the war, and its relationship with Japanese post-war art. Prior to this event, I am organizing a panel discussion event at Asia Society in New York and film screening event at New York University. To launch this whole project, I created the website. So please take a look. http://spikyart.org/atomicsunshine/index.html Especially this panel discussion event will be historically important, because the real drafter of Japanese constitution as a part of US occupied military will talk about what happened at that time, and on the side of Japan, non-violent nationalist activist Kunio Suzuki will ask some questions to American speakers regarding Japanese Peace Constitution's peace clause. -- Asia Society and Atomic Sunshine Exhibition Committee Presents: Panel Discussion Is a Peace Constitution Outdated? Japan Considers Rearmament Date: April 25th, 2007 Time: 6:00 - 6:30 registration; 6:30 - 8:30 discussion; 8:30 - 9:00 reception Location: New York Asia Society and Museum Rose Hall, 725 Park Ave, New York Panelists: Beate Sirota Gordon (Member of the Draft Committe of the Japanese Constitution, Former Director of Performing Art, Film, Lectures of The Asia Society) Kunio Suzuki (Political Critic, Founder of a Nationalist Group Issuikai(First Wednesday Group) John Junkerman (Documentary Filmmaker, Director of Japan's Peace Constitution) Frances Rosenbluth (Professor of Political Science at Yale University, Specialist of Japanese Economics) Moderator: Carol Gluck (George Sansom Professor of Japanese History, Columbia University) Facing heightened global engagement, resurgent Japanese nationalism, and the reality of a nuclear North Korea, Japan is considering taking steps - for the first time in 60 years - to revise its Constitution to abandon its unique peace clause adopted after World War II. Is this a justified move? How would it affect Japan?s relationship with its neighbors and the U.S.? Cost: $10 members; $15 nonmembers To buy ticket: http://asiasociety.org/events/calendar.pl?rm=detaileventid=16484date=4/25/07filter_region=0filter_category=5keywords -- Documentary Film Screening Japan's Peace Constitution Date: Thursday, April 26th, 2007 at 6PM - 8PM Place: Einstein Auditorium at New York University Barney Building 34 Stuyvesant Street (Cross of East 9th and 10th Street, between 2nd and 3rd Ave) *Before the screening of the film, NHK Japan's Documentary on Hiroshi Sunairi's art project Peace by Piece will be played (10 minutes) Directed by John Junkerman Produced by Yamagami Tetsujiro Camera by Otsu Koshiro Music by Soul Flower Union (Japanese, with English subtitles) 78 min, 2005 In 2005, sixty years after the end of World War II, the conservative Japanese government is pressing ahead with plans to revise the nation's constitution and jettison its famous no-war clause, Article 9. This timely, hard-hitting documentary places the ongoing debate over the constitution in an international context: What will revision mean to Japan's neighbors, Korea and China? How has the US-Japan military alliance warped the constitution and Japan's role in the world? How is the unprecedented involvement of Japan's Self-Defense Force in the occupation of Iraq perceived in the Middle East? Director John Junkerman is an American filmmaker, living in Tokyo. His first film, Hellfire: A Journey from Hiroshima, was coproduced with John Dower and nominated for an Academy Award. His 2002 film, Power and Terror:Noam Chomsky in Our Times, also produced by Siglo, received widespread theatrical distribution in Japan, the US, and Europe. This event is open to the public, and is a free event sponsored by NYU and First Run Icarus Film. -- The art exhibition Into the Atomic Sunshine - Post-War Art under Japanese Peace Constitution Article 9 will be held in June, and I will keep you updated about this on the website. I created the PDF press file for these events. So if you have press mailing list, blog or so, please send this PDF file, or make a link to this file. http://spikyart.org/atomicsunshine/atomicsunshinepressE1.pdf Thank you very much, and I hope I can see you on April 25th at Asia Society. Sincerely, Shinya Watanabe Independent Curator of Spiky Art http://spikyart.org 1-646-234-6662 _ 懐かしいマンガやアニメがてんこ盛り！反応したネタであなたの年代がわかる！ http://livesushi.jp/ ___ nettime-ann mailing list nettime-ann@nettime.org http://www.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-ann
nettime-ann MALAUPIXEL 2007 PARIS
. (french below) /// ENGLISH VERSION /// Mal au Pixel / PixelAche Paris International festival of Electronic Subcultures 14-21 avril, at Ars Longa, Confluences, Mains duvres Democracy ? Do it yourself ! The second edition of the Mal au Pixel festival will be held in April 2007, the very week before the first round of the French presidential election. Given this pre-election context, Mal au Pixel tackles the question of how artists, researchers and networked communities working in the field of media can contribute to understanding, criticizing, and imagining our political and social systems? This topic aims to gather artists, designers, researchers, and social workers, intends to drive us towards poetical or critical proposals, rather than simply illustrate e-democracy trends. Marcel Duchamp taught us that all Art is politics, time has come then to ask why politics shouldnt be aesthetical as well? Mal au Pixel Festival also presents experimental installations, debates and workshops, but also party times to share: five events of hybrid performances, DJ/VJ, experimental or narrative lives, plenty of electronic vibes from here and far away ! Exhibitions Ars Longa From sat. 14 to sat. 21, 12h-19h, free entrance. Antoine Schmitt (France) Still Living. Etienne Cliquet (France) Origami X26. Mains duvres from monday 16 to sat. 21, 12h-22h, free entrance. Société Réaliste (France/Hungary) Transitioners. Ykon (Finland) Micronations. Geneviève Favre (Switzerland) Canon. RYbN (France) Anti Data Mining. Confluences From monday 16 to sat. 21, 12h-21h. free entrance. Maurin Donneaud and Vincent Roudaut (France) Interface textile XYi. Aliquidstudio (France) Bloc6tm. Jérome Abel and Cédric Buron (France) Télépunch Institut Finlandais From tuesday 17 to sat. 21 from 12h to 18h, (to 20h on Tuesday), free entrance. Ykon (Finland) Micronations. Lives Mains duvres Tuesday april 17 21h-0h 10 Experimental set and VJ lives Fennesz (Austria) + Mattip VJ *Jen + zerobyzero (Finland) Wednesday april 18 21h-0h 6 Nostalgeek Cunnilingus 2080 + Eat Rabbit + Sidabitball (France) + End of Level (UK/Sweden) Thursday april 19 21h-0h 6 One man band I Am a Vowel, Daniel P. Vinuesa, Benoit Vedrenne (France) Friday april 20 21h-0h 6 Improvisation Lives Section Amour (France) + V-Scratch (Switzerland) Sat. april 21 21h-3h 10 Closing Party eRikm + Scanner (UK) + Lentreprise + wU-M-P + Venzha Christ + Beatnikeuz + BenjaminFehr (Germany) Pass festival : 16 Ticket selling : Fnac-Carrefour, Point Ephémère (without commission). Meetings Mains duvres : Sat April 14 18h-20h, free entrance. Art creation and Collective Intelligence With Pierre Levy (Ottawa University), la FING (Fédération Internet Nouvelle Génération) and Jean-Noël Montagné (Art Sensitif), followed with a networked music live (NetPD), by Alexandre Quessy (Montreal), Julien Belanger (France) ! Confluences : Monday April 16 18h-20h, free entrance. Media Noise on the Web With Frédérique Roussel (journalist Libération), Stanislas Magniant (co-funders of Netpolitique and communication consultant), Arnault Coulet (funder of sitoyen.fr) and Thierry Vedel (searcher at CNRS and in Centre de Recherche Politique de Sciences Po.) and Benoit Labourdette (Pockets Films Festival). followed with the performance Télépunch, by Jérôme Abel Cédric Buron ! Wednesday April 18 18h-20h, free entrance. Afrique, nest for free softwares ? With Issoufo Magagi (project holder of Zaanga, contemporary memories in heroic Africa), Nicolas Péjout (project Aden, Appui au Désenclavement Numérique, coopération internationale du MAE) and Philippe Aigrain (searcher, former chief of Software technology department at European Commission). followed with the performance Géo, by Livio+Dkan ! + Palais de Tokyo, 20h-21h, 6/4,5 Dreams of a nation : fake it til you make it ! Conference and screening by Ykon Friday April 20 18h-20h, free entrance. Digital Cartographies, toward territories new perception The Upgrade ! : meeting with Ewen Chardronnet and Horia Cosmin Samoïla (Spectral Investigations Collective) Then conference with Benjamin Cadon (project holder of Numérise Orléans, sensitive city cartography) and Franck Ancel (artist-performer). followed with the performance Tempus Terrier Addtion, by Maxime Oudry and Vincent Rioux ! Workshops Mains duvres Sunday april 15, from 11h to 21h, free entrance. Dorkbot, People doing Electricity with strange things. Public meeting open to participation : creations, prototypes, and research presentations, participatives experiencies and hands-on workshops. Saturday april 21, 14-18h, 10/8. Bricolabs, GNU/Linux and open hardware, theoretical meeting on open source with Rob van Kranenburg, followed by an hands-on workshop with Denis Jaromil Rojo, on hacking cheap game consoles to recycle and craft novel forms of interactive
nettime-ann xxxxx workshop_9_10_11 Berlin
. x workshop_9_10_11 Berlin A (more-or-less) weekly series of constructivist workshops emphasising making and connection within the field of the existent. Upcoming: simple_sample_noise with superfactory[tm], cat_dd_jekyll and friends with ap/x, and Crouching Table, Hidden Pointer [Pure Data for soundfiles and live sampling] with Derek Holzer Calendar: 21st April: DIY simple-sample-and-hold noise modules with superfactory 28th April: ap/UNIX process: dd, cat, FIFO, pipes for PD, jekyll, i_am, leaks with ap/x 5th May: Crouching Table, Hidden Pointer [Pure Data for soundfiles and live sampling] with Derek Holzer May/June projected: GNU Emacs, television transmission, the C programming language, spectral RF reception and white noise, 3D modelling, ATmega8 microcontrollers a la Arduino, free construction ... or contact if you're interested in leading a related workshop. DIY simple-sample-and-hold modules with superfactory[tm] Jelly neurons, noise modules and microphones will be integrated with etched audio memory devices under the skilled direction of Martin Kuentz from superfactory[tm]. A DIY micro-sampling kit (based around the ISD recording integrated circuit for looping, sampling and some granulation) will be assembled by all participants using circuit board etching techniques and simple electronics skill-set. The workshop also functions as an introduction to these DIY techniques. http://superfactory.biz/ examples: http://www.kh-gps.de/unitalk.htm http://www.generalguitargadgets.com/pdf/ggg_mobius_trip_pcb_lo.pdf http://www.nescivi.de/research/index.html Most tools supplied but feel free to bring a soldering iron or any interface electronics RSVP [EMAIL PROTECTED] with interest as places/kits are very limited Course fee (inc. sampling kit 18 Euros) //- Background: A weekly series of constructivist workshops emphasising making and connection within the field of the existent. Workshops led by field-expert practitioners extend over realms of code and embedded code, environmental code, noise, transmission and reception, and electromysticism. Workshops solely utilise free software and GNU toolbase. Practitioners include Julian Oliver (http://selectparks.net/), Derek Holzer (http://soundtransit.nl), Jeff Mann (http://jeffmann.com), Martin Howse (http://1010.co.uk), Fredrik Olofsson (http://www.fredrikolofsson.com/), superfactory (http://superfactory.biz) Further planned workshops will cover Pd connectivity and hardware, the Arduino platform, ATmega8 microcontrollers, free software documentation, VLF reception, radio antenna design, analogue TV transmission, FPGA design... full details tbc. Please RSVP [EMAIL PROTECTED] to reserve any places or register interest. Please forward. x, pickledfeet, Linienstrasse 54, Berlin 10119 U2, Rosa-Luxemburg-Pl. U8, Rosenthaler Pl. Telephone: 3050187482. http://1010.co.uk/workshop.html //- http://x.1010.co.uk http://1010.co.uk LocalWords: Kuentz ISD Euros ___ nettime-ann mailing list nettime-ann@nettime.org http://www.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-ann
nettime-ann The One Minute Film Video Festival Aarau: Call for Entries!
. Call for Submissions http://www.oneminute.ch The One Minute Film Video Festival Aarau, Switzerland, is open to shortfilms up to 60 seconds! You can submit films in 4 Categories: - Fiction/Documentary - Animation - Art/Experimental - Youth/U20 The films can be sent online! Our deadline is June 30th 2007 For further informations visit our website: www.oneminute.ch One Minute Film Video Festival Aarau P.o.Box 2761 CH - 5000 Aarau Switzerland [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ nettime-ann mailing list nettime-ann@nettime.org http://www.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-ann
