Dislocate 07
<http://www.dis-locate.net/>www.dis-locate.net
ART, TECHNOLOGY, LOCALITY
Exhibition, Symposium and Workshop series
24th July 5th August
Tokyo and Yokohama
Ginza Art Laboratory (Wednesday Sunday 3-8pm)
Koiwa Project Space (Tuesday Sunday 2-7pm)
ZAIM 28th & 29th July 11am-4pm Symposium and Workshops
Opening Event Koiwa Project Space 24th July 7pm
Performance Event ZAIM 29th July 6pm
All Events are Free
Dislocate 07 Festival for Art, Technology and Locality
Dislocate brings together a group of over 30
international artists in an exhibition, symposium
and workshop series in Tokyo and Yokohama.
Considering the spacial and social dislocation
which can occur through technology, these artists
are investigating how new media can be rooted in
its specific location and form a meaningful
relationship between ourselves and our
surroundings.
Dislocate aims to explore the potential new media
has to increase our awareness of our environment,
enhance participation in our locality and
community and transform our perceptions of the
space we inhabit.
This project presents cutting edge approaches to
new technology art but with a view to seeing
beyond the technology itself, examining what lies
past the screen. Dislocate prompts us to
reconsider the alternative uses of the personal
technologies which surround us, not merely
offering an escape route from our current
situation but also a tool to actually confront
this very location.
With an endless array of spaces available to us,
we can select our contexts of participation like
the channels of a television. We may be highly
active in an online space, engrossed in our
constructed personal space, but by choice or
otherwise we may distance ourselves from our
immediate surroundings. We are presented with the
freedom of unlimited possibilities and yet are
we making these decisions consciously or are they
occurring without thought?
Dislocate considers the very integration of new
media with the environment and this might be
utilized to consciously reconnect with our
location, seeking to explore, question and debate
how can technology be used to heighten our
engagement with our surroundings instead of
isolating us from our immediate space.
When numerous places converge in one site, how do
we navigate such space? How does our interaction
within a given space formulate identity and how
can this be communicated effectively to elsewhere?
These are some of the questions which will be
raised through the Dislocate events.
All events are free
If you wish to attend the symposium or workshops
please email
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
with your name and contact telephone number
Artists Include:
Active Ingredient <http://www.i-am-ai.net/>www.i-am-ai.net
Christian Nold <http://www.softhook.com/>www.softhook.com
Dan Belasco Rogers
<http://www.planbperformance.net/dan/>www.planbperformance.net/dan/
D-Fuse <http://www.dfuse.com/>http://www.dfuse.com/
Taeyoon Choi <http://tyshow.org/>http://tyshow.org
So-Hyeon Park
Erik Pauhrizi <http://butonkultur21.org/>http://butonkultur21.org/
Andreas Schlegel and Vladimir Todorovic
<http://syntfarm.org/projects/btc/>http://syntfarm.org/projects/btc/
Yuko Mohri <http://www.h6.dion.ne.jp/~moo/>http://www.h6.dion.ne.jp/~moo/
Augemented Architecture
<http://www.augmented-architectures.com/>http://www.augmented-architectures.com/
Stanza
<http://www.stanza.co.uk/sensity/index.html>http://www.stanza.co.uk/sensity/index.html
Disinformation
For more information please contact
Emma Ota
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
further artists include:
Ryosuke Akiyoshi, Martin Callanan, Frank Abbott,
Sascha Pohflepp, Maria Andraos & Sonali Sridhar,
Miguel Andrés-Clavera and Inyong Cho, Laurent
Pernot, Esther Harris, Andreas Zingerle, Julian
Konczak, Genevieve Staines, Marco Villani, So
Young Yang, Liu Zhenchen, Nisha Duggal, Lori Amor
& Kevan Davis, Maria Raponi, Lisa Mee, Leo
Morrissey, Cary Peppermint & Christine Nadir,
Anne-Marie Culhane, Jomi Kim, Harry Levene & Jon
Pigrem, Naoko Takahashi, Son Woo Kyung
Dislocate is supported by The Asia-Europe
Foundation, The Sasakawa Foundation, The Daiwa
Anglo-Japanese Foundation and Arts Council,
England
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