System for Multiple Compositions on a Theme
(http://www.asquare.org/project/composition_system/) is currently being
exhibited as part of stunned.org's net.art open
(http://www.stunned.org/).
System for Multiple Compositions on a Theme is a series of videos shot
and edited on analog equipment in 1995 for the sole purpose of
experimenting with editing video to create audio compositions. Rather
than the norm of composing a video, the image, into a sequence, here
the audio was composed and the accompanying image became incidental,
secondary.
For more information please see the website.
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Stunned.org net.art open (http://www.stunned.org/)
The Net Art Open takes a different approach to the curation of Net Art
online. Rather then present a single event based exhibition selected by
a curator or panel of selectors the Net Art Open is an ongoing blog
based process delivered by RSS feed. Curatorial bias has been removed
by accepting all work which meets the criteria The result is a true
reflection of the state of Net Art now.
The emphasis in this edition will be bringing the exhibition to the
audience taking account of the changing way people access the net. With
so much new work being produced all the time even with the best will in
the world it's difficult to keep up so the Net Art Open will be blogged
one work at a time with RSS feeds for newsfeed readers and blog
aggregators, each entry will be tagged for technorati and del.icio.us
and a flickr pool will be created. In addition each entry will feature
on the front page of Stunned.org.
New in this edition we will reintroduce a little curatorial bias by
inviting a number of guests to, yes, curate a personal selection from
the exhibition and we will be investigating a gallery version of the
Open.
The net art open was started in 2002 by Conor McGarrigle and Arthur X
Doyle as part of the Irish Museum of Modern Art.com intervention,
subsequent editions were in 2003 and 2004-5 edition.
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