Hello on Spectre,
This week RIXC in Riga we are hosting Deep Europe meeting (Thu Oct 6,
2022) and the 5th Renewable Futures Conference with two featured
thematic days - NatureCultures (Fri Oct 7, 2022), and Living
Technologies (Sat Oct 8, 2022), as well as Online Presentations (Oct
6-8), and Screening Programme (Oct 7).
This program is a part of RIXC's this year festival, which with the
title SPLINTERED REALITIES is taking place in Riga and online, including
the onsite exhibition in Kim? Contemporary Art Center (open until
16.10.2022)
Please find below the links to an overview of the exhibition written by
Regine Debatty
https://we-make-money-not-art.com/rixc-art-science-exhibition-splintered-realities/
(including an interview with one of the artists - Jurgis Peters (Latvia)
https://we-make-money-not-art.com/alternative-realities-the-ghosts-of-fallen-russian-soldiers/)
Please see below the detailed CONFERENCE PROGRAM
More info is available on the Festival website: http://festival2022.rixc.org
Looking forward to see you this week - online or onsite in Riga!
Best,
Rasa / RIXC
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http://festival2022.rixc.org
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SPLINTERED REALITIES
The 5th RENEWABLE FUTURES Conference and Deep Europe Symposium
in the framework of RIXC Art Science Festival 2022
October 6–8, 2022
Riga, Latvia / Hybrid / Virtual
http://festival2022.rixc.org
“An ecology of the virtual is .. just as pressing as ecologies of the
visible world” – Felix Guattari
SPLINTERED REALITIES is the 5th edition of Renewable Futures conference
series, which this year takes place from October 6 – 8, 2022 in Riga and
Online, in the framework of RIXC Art and Science festival, organized by
RIXC in Riga in collaboration with NAIA / Karlsruhe, FeLT / Oslo, and
MPLab / Liepaja.
The Conference is a hybrid event with On-site Sessions taking place at
the RIXC Gallery in Riga, including Deep Europe Symposium on Day 1, and
Thematic Keynote Sessions – “Naturecultures” and “Living Technologies”
on Day 2 and Day 3, which are followed by parallel On-line Sessions.
The festival program also includes SPLINTERED REALITIES Exhibition,
which is on view from August 25 – October 16, 2022, at the Kim?
Contemporary Art Center.
More information is available on the festival website:
http://festival2022.rixc.org
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The Online Conference will take place in Zoom
Please register through Eventbrite https://bit.ly/3b2GQIo
Early Bird Registration extended - until October 4, 2022
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CONFERENCE PROGRAM (SUMMARY)
Thursday, October 6, 2022
14:00–19:00 "Deep Europe" – the symposium on Day 1 includes
presentations by Andreas Broeckmann, Geert Lovink, Kathy Rae Huffman,
founders of pioneering networks of internet cultures (Syndicate/Spectre,
Nettime, Faces); and, both onsite and online, many other contemporary
researchers, artists and curators who - like Nina Czegledy or Luchezar
Boyadjiev – have shaped major “net cultures” discourses since the 90s.
Friday, October 7, 2022
11:00–17:40 “Naturecultures” – the Thematic Keynote Session of Day 2 is
hosted by NAIA – Naturally Artificial Intelligence Art association,
featuring presentations by its co-founders Anett Holzheid, Eva-Maria
Lopez, Daria Mille, who will also moderate the discussion with other
NAIA contributors and other 20 panel presenters examining eco-feminist
practices and theories, and other new “ecosophies” based on “learning
from nature” and “how to live on the damaged Earth”...
18.30 –20:00 Screening Session (online / onsite – at the RIXC gallery).
Saturday, October 8, 2022
11:00–17:40 “Living Technologies” – the Thematic Keynote Session of Day
3 will be hosted by Renewable Futures network founders Kristin Bergaust
and Rasa Smite, as well as by Hege Tapio and other FeLT (Oslo MET)
Research Project Team who will moderate 4 thematically related panels
with 20 online presenters discussing relations between the humans, other
living organisms and machines from the perspectives of "beyond green"
and "terrestrial co-existence".
At the closing part the "GREEN REVISITED - Encountering Emerging
Natureculture" book (RIXC, MPLab OsloMET, 2022) will be presented by
Jens Hauser and Renewable Futures team.
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NB! The time zone below is Riga time / EEST - Eastern European Summer
Time (UCT +3)
The first Plenary Session is on Thursday, October 6, 2022:
14.00 / 2PM (EEST / Riga time = UCT+3) / which is 1 PM (-1 / CET -
Berlin) / 12.00 PM (-2 / BST - London) / 7 AM (-7 / ECT - NYC) / 7 PM
(+5 / CST - Hong Kong) / 9 PM (+7 / Sydney Australia)
please use http://time.is to check your time zone
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PROGRAM (DETAILED)
THURSDAY, October 6, 2022
Day 1: Deep Europe Symposium
14:00–16:00 Deep Europe: ONLINE PRESENTATION SESSION
Luchezar BOYADJIEV / Miklos PETERNAK / Sally Jane NORMAN / Melentie
PANDILOVSKI
Location: Zoom / RIXC Gallery
(each 15 min presentation + 10 min conversation; times are approximate
and depend on the flow of the conversation; presentations via Zoom,
projected in the RIXC gallery and symposium space)
14:00 Rasa SMITE. Introduction "Deep Europe"
14:15 Luchezar BOYADJIEV. Overlapping Identities Revisited or “The
Greatest Love of My Life was a non-human'"
14:40 Miklos PETERNAK. "omnipresence or omnivoyance? the dialectics of
vision(s) in the real and rear world."
15:05 Sally Jane NORMAN. Syndicate goals and contexts then and now:
spatial and temporal links and gaps"
15:30 Nina CZEGLEDY. Beyond the walled borders
+ online, w/o presentation: Olia LIALINA, Janos SUGAR, Iliyana NEDKOVA
16:00–16:30 Coffee Break (with sweet snacks)
16:30–18:10 Deep Europe: ONSITE SESSION (Part 1)
Kathy Rae HUFFMAN / Ryszard W. KLUSZCZYNSKI / Violeta Vojvodic BALAZ /
Raivo KELOMEES
Location: RIXC Gallery / Zoom
16:30 Kathy Rae HUFFMAN. About networking in, before and after the 90s
16:55 Ryszard W. KLUSZCZYNSKI. Syndicate and the so called “East
European art” concept
17:20 Violeta Vojvodic BALAZ. The Seminar 'Moral and Mythology in
Contemporary Art' (Novi Sad, 1995) in the conjuncture of New Europe
(1989-2022)
17:45 Raivo KELOMEES. Collisions on the Eastern-Western Art Axis: The
Domestication of Eastern Europe as „Close Other“ in the 1990s
18:10–18:30 Break (with sandwiches)
18:30–20:15 Deep Europe: ONSITE SESSION (Part 2)
Diana KNĚŽÍNKOVÁ / Geert LOVINK / Stephen KOVATS / Andreas BROECKMANN
Location: RIXC Gallery / Zoom
18:30 Diana KNĚŽÍNKOVÁ: "In-between peripheral: Latvian artists of the
Millennial generation versus the phenomenon of Post-Soviet nostalgia"
18:55 Geert LOVINK: "From SCCA to Ukraine Support Campaigns: Unfinished
Histories"
19:20 Stephen KOVATS: "Deeper than Fake"
19:45 Andreas BROECKMANN: "Three revisits to Deep Europe"
+ present, w/o presentation: Inke ARNS, Katarina ZIVANOVIC
20:30 – Dinner
Location: Restaurant “Lidojošā varde” (Flying Frog), Elizabetes iela 31a
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FRIDAY / October 7, 2022
Day 2: NATURECULTURES / NAIA – Naturally Artificial Intelligences Art
10:00 –11:00 Coffee and Registration
11:00–12:40 Naturecultures: THEMATIC KEYNOTE PANEL / NAIA – NATURALLY
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ART
Anett HOLZHEID / Eva-Maria LOPEZ / Rasa SMITE / Daria MILLE / Gerardo
NOLASCO-RÓZSÁS
Moderator: Anett HOLZHEID / Location: RIXC Gallery / Zoom
11:00 Anett HOLZHEID. Introducing NAIA - Naturally Artificial
Intelligence Art association and Naturecultures Day
11:10 Eva-Maria LOPEZ. Natural Intelligence - Nature & Culture
11:30 Rasa SMITE. Art and Naturally Artificial Intelligences
11:40 Daria MILLE. SensUs: Augmented Explorations in Karlsruhe - UNESCO
Media Art City
Representatives from Karlsruhe UNESCO Creative Cities Network / City of
Media Art
11:50 Gerardo NOLASCO-RÓZSÁS. Posteden: From Hominization To Posthumanism
12:10 Discussion
12:40 –13:00 Coffee Break.
Online participants are splitting in two parallel Breakout Rooms A and B
13:00–14:40 (A1) Naturecultures: MORE-THAN-HUMAN (Parallel Session A1)
Beatrice ZAIDENBERG (LIMB) / Ally BISSHOP / Annee MIRON / Theun KARELSE
/ Juan DUARTE /
Moderator: Anett HOLZHEID / Location: Zoom (Breakout Rooms) / RIXC Gallery.
(15 min presentation each + 5 min / 1-2 questions)
13:00 Beatrice ZAIDENBERG (LIMB). Hydrograhism – hydroecology as
speculative writing
13:20 Ally BISSHOP. Mythopoesis, speculation, divination, vibration:
artistic methods for human-spider communication.
13:40 Annee MIRON. Graslands
14:00 Theun KARELSE. Monster Code
14:20 Juan DUARTE. Sensing and forecasting atmospheric soundscapes
13:00–14:40 (B1) Naturecultures: TERRESTRIAL COEXISTENCES (Parallel
Session B1)
Christina STADLBAUER / Marjan DE MEY / Leni VAN GOIDSENHOVEN / Maija
DEMITERE / Christina VINKE / Jung Eun LEE / Janieke BEKASINSKI
Moderator: Daria MILLE // Location: Zoom (Breakout Rooms) / RIXC Gallery.
(15 min presentation each + 5 min / 1-2 questions)
Christina STADLBAUER, Marjan DE MEY, Leni VAN GOIDSENHOVEN. BactoHealing
– A Novel Interpretation of The Concept of Healing By Interweaving
Science, Philosophy and Art
Maija DEMITERE. Food and Art.
Christina VINKE. Homo Deus
Jung Eun LEE. Becoming One, Being Plural
Janieke BEKASINSKI. Virtual Gardening – The Garden in the Digital Space
as a Virtual Laboratory and Negotiation Area in Times of Global Crisis.
14:40 –16:00 Lunch Break.
16:00–17:40 (A2) Naturecultures: NEW ECOSOPHIES (Parallel Session A2)
Ricardo DAL FARRA / Maite CAJARAVILLE / Lívia NOLASCO-RÓZSÁS / Marthin
ROZO / Juan Felipe SEHUANES / Caroline ELGH
Moderator: Eva-Maria LOPEZ // Location: Zoom (Breakout Rooms) / RIXC Gallery
(15 min presentation each + 5 min / 1-2 questions)
Ricardo DAL FARRA. Balance-Unbalance: Ecology, ArtScience, and Citizenship.
Maite CAJARAVILLE. VEXTRE, Augmenting the Rural Reality
Lívia NOLASCO-RÓZSÁS. Beyond Matter
Marthin ROZO, Juan Felipe SEHUANES. BAT EXPERIENCE Pollination Through Sound
Caroline ELGH. Tracing Environmental Imaginaries in Contemporary Art
16:00–17:40 (B2) Naturecultures: ECO-FEMINISM / SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL JUSTICE
(Parallel Session B2)
Meghan Moe BEITIKS / Taguhi TOROSYAN / Stefanie WUSCHITZ / Patricia J.
REIS / Aurora DEL RIO / Time's Up
Moderator: Beatrice ZAIDENBERG // Location: Zoom (Breakout Rooms) /
RIXC Gallery.
(15 min presentation each + 5 min / 1-2 questions)
Meghan Moe BEITIKS. Performing Resilience for Systemic Pain
Taguhi TOROSYAN, Stefanie WUSCHITZ, Patricia J. REIS. Feminist Hardware:
Building Technoecofeminist Circuits As An Artistic Practice
Raphael ARAR. An Ecological Oracle
Aurora DEL RIO. Longing Contaminated Realities
Time's Up. There is no Author: Co-creation of Intertwined Future
Scenarios, Embodied and Experienced.
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18:30–20:00 SCREENING PROGRAM (Friday / October 7, 2022)
Julia MENSCH, Naomi HENNING // Felipe CASTELBLANCO, Lydia ZIMMERMANN,
Ñambi Rimai Pan Amazon Media Collective // Po-Hao CHI, Rae HSU, Nancy
VALLADARES
Curator: Rasa SMITE / Location: RIXC Gallery (onsite) / Zoom (online)
The screenings will be followed by Q&A
18:30 Julia MENSCH, Naomi HENNING. Ese ajeno sur (35 min + 5 min Q&A)
19:10 Po-Hao CHI, Rae HSU, Nancy VALLADARES. DJULIS001. 3000 Years Among
Microbes (12 min + 10 min Presentation and Q&A)
19:35 Felipe CASTELBLANCO, Lydia ZIMMERMANN, Ñambi Rimai Pan Amazon
Media Collective. Ayenan: Water Territories (35 min + 5 min Q&A)
20:15 Allison Leigh HOLT. Stitching the Future with Clues (15 min + 5
min Q&A)
20.30 - Dinner
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SATURDAY / October 8, 2022
Day 3: LIVING TECHNOLOGIES / Renewable Futures (RF) Network
10:00 –11:00 Coffee and Registration
11:00–12:40 Living Technologies: RF THEMATIC KEYNOTE PANEL (Plenary Session)
Kristin BERGAUST / Hege TAPIO / Maria CASTELLANOS / Stefano NICHELE /
Jens HAUSER
Moderator: Rasa SMITE // Location: Zoom / RIXC Gallery
(15 min presentation each + 5 min / 1-2 questions)
Kristin BERGAUST. Living Technologies / Oslofjord Ecologies
Hege TAPIO. Caring Futures
Maria CASTELLANOS. Other Intelligences. Plant-Human Interspecies Dialogues
Stefano NICHELE. Towards Living Technologies and Artificial General
Intelligence
Jens HAUSER. Green Revisited – Encountering Emerging Naturecultures,
Book Presentation
12:40 –13:00 Coffee Break.
Online participants are splitting in two parallel Breakout Rooms A and B
13:00–14:40 (A3) Living Technologies: AI/ML AND BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS
(Parallel Session A3)
Oron CATTS (tbc.) / Andrew BURRELL / Yuri KUZMIN / Varvara GULJAJEVA /
Oksana CHEPELYK / Elke REINHUBER
Moderator: Hege TAPIO // Location: Zoom / RIXC Gallery
(15 min presentation each + 5 min / 1-2 questions)
Oron CATTS. Metabolic Rift Technologies (tbc.)
Andrew BURRELL. over.Ground:underStory, a more-than-human collaboration
Yuri KUZMIN, Varvara GULJAJEVA. Dwelling in a synthetic landscape: A
parallax view of AI-generated landscapes in art.
Oksana CHEPELYK. Analytical Instruments for Audio-Visual Translation of
Metabolomics merging genotype and environment regarding climate changes
Elke REINHUBER. ConformiTree
13:00–14:40 (B3) Living Technologies: TECHNO-ECOLOGICAL SENSORIUMS
(Parallel Session B3)
Ellen PEARLMAN / Daniela DE PAULIS / Karen LANCEL / Hermen MAAT /
Frances Maria BRAZIER / Jānis GARANČS / Haralds DRAVNIEKS / Hanna HAASLAHTI
Moderator: Anna PRIEDOLA // Location: Zoom / RIXC Gallery
(15 min presentation each + 5 min / 1-2 questions)
Ellen PEARLMAN. Language Is Leaving Me – A Preliminary Investigation
Daniela DE PAULIS. Mare Incognito
Karen LANCEL, Hermen MAAT, Frances Maria BRAZIER. ‘Empathy Ecologies’:
New Connections between Humans and Plants in Techno-Ecological Sensoriums.
Jānis GARANČS. speculative value sensorium
Haralds DRAVNIEKS. Hyperverse (tbc.)
Hanna HAASLAHTI. Faceship
14:40 –16:00 Lunch Break.
16:00–17:40 (A4) Living Technologies: BEYOND GREEN (Parallel Session A4)
Bart Hubert Maria VANDEPUT / Maike GEBKER / Marietta RADOMSKA / Anna
PRIEDOLA / Mayra ROJO
Moderator: Kristin BERGAUST // Location: Zoom / RIXC Gallery
(15 min presentation each + 5 min / 1-2 questions)
Bart Hubert Maria VANDEPUT. The Extinction of Respiratory Cooling Tower
Bodies and their Ecosystems
Maike GEBKER. Technology as an Ecosystem Actor
Marietta RADOMSKA. Between Crisis Imaginaries and Arts of Eco-Grief
Anna PRIEDOLA. Dairy Diaries: Dementia and Memory Institutions
Mayra ROJO. The Deaths of Gutenberg: ‘Nosotros organísmico’
16:00–17:40 (B4) Living Technologies: RENEWABLE FUTURES (Parallel
Session B4)
Eva SOMMEREGGER / Dietmar KOERING / Zbigniew OKSIUTA / Andrew PATERSON /
Allison Leigh HOLT / Maciej OŻÓG (tbc.)
Moderator: Maija DEMITERE // Location: Zoom / RIXC Gallery
(15 min presentation each + 5 min / 1-2 questions)
Eva SOMMEREGGER, Dietmar KOERING. Vessels for new Digital Landscapes
Zbigniew OKSIUTA. Merging of the Biological and the Digital.
Andrew PATERSON. Art(s) & Cultural Heritage Futures: Orientations in
Fjordbyen Lier & Drammen
Allison Leigh HOLT. Stitching the Future with Clues
Maciej OŻÓG. Towards Emancipation Through Critical Knowledge Practices.
Art-Science Activism As An Experimental Everyday Life Praxis (tbc.)
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ABOUT
The SPLINTERED REALITIES Conference is structured into a three-day
program, with each “Splinter Session” focusing on a different area or
field, identifying the key “splinters” and discussing how to make
tentative steps towards reconstituting our realities, everyday lives,
and communication with each other, now and into the future.
We want to meet in Riga and online, to talk, eat, play – and probably
also cry – together, and imagine what it would take to build a world in
which wars like the current Russian onslaught on Ukraine would become
impossible. We choose such a perspective because our realism is neither
that of military strategists, nor that of cultural pessimists. Instead,
ours is a desperate realism – perhaps in the spirit of Guattari's
ecososphy, Latour's terrestrial coexistence, or Haraway's question of
how to live on a damaged Earth.. Media ubiquity, pandemic concerns, and
social divisions have landed us in a world of splintered realities – to
live with? to heal? to care? to learn from nature?
We don't expect to provide answers. Instead, the conference aims to be a
forum for revising the “splinters” of our contemporary condition –
affected moreover by ongoing military conflict.
The Conference will also look at creative practices that deal with
“splintered realities”, showcasing what art can do and discussing what
kind of (extended reality) technologies can help us to become more open
(and sensitive) towards each other and our environments.
Conference Topics:
Deep Europe, Entangled Histories and Cultivated Futures,
New Ecosophies and Extended Realities
NatureCultures, Eco-feminism and Socio-Ecological Justice,
More-than-Human and Naturally/Artificial IntIntelligences
Techno-Ecological Sensoriums, AI/ML and Biological Systems,
Technologies of Ecological and Care, Terrestrial Co-existence, and
Beyond Green
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[Splinter Session 01: Deep Europe] on Day 1 (6 Oct)
“in the rear-view mirror of history”
Day 1 will focus on the current situation in Europe, with a focus on the
Baltics and Central and Eastern Europe, discussing and evaluating the
“splinters” from the perspective of the past. Day 1 will feature the
“Syndicate Meeting”, and artist presentations hosted by MPLab in
Liepaja, which will be European Capital of Culture in 2027.
The “Syndicate” was an extended, informal network of artists and
cultural practitioners based in Europe and beyond, that was active in
the second half of the 1990s. Besides its online mailing list, the
participants organised meetings for amicable encounters and professional
exchange. We want to revive this format and again hold a Syndicate
Meeting under the label of "Deep Europe", a notion that does not refer
to a particular territory, but to the awareness that identities and
histories are always layered and entangled, a messy formation that
cannot be 'cleared up', but that should rather be cherished and
cultivated - in Europe, and elsewhere.
Session 01 curators: Andreas Broeckmann and Rasa Smite.
Topics: Deep Europe, Entangled Histories, Cultivated Futures, New
Ecosophies, Extended Realities
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[Splinter Session 02: Naturecultures]
on Day 2 (Fri 7 Oct) – “how to live in the damaged world” – will examine
eco-feminist perspectives and other new ecosophies, learning from nature
and our relations with it, in a search of new cultural theories and art
practices that contribute towards goals of socio-ecological justice.
Day 2 will be hosted by the new Karlsruhe based art association – NAIA
(Naturally Artificial Intelligence Art), featuring presentations by
Karlsruhe UNESCO Media Art city artists.
Session 02 curators and co-chairs: Anett Holzheid, Eva-Maria Lopez,
Daria Mille, Rasa Smite / NAIA
Topics: NatureCultures, Eco-feminism, More-than-Human, Socio-Ecological
Justice, Naturally/Artificial IntIntelligences…
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on Day 3 (8 Oct) – will focus on how the “relations between humans,
other living organisms and machines” are experienced and expressed
today, in the face of environmental crises, global pandemics and the war
in Ukraine – splinters that raise fears of domination, and evoke a sense
of the uncanny. Might they also point to a world of possibilities of
becoming, creation of new forms and behaviors? Can we co-create more
balanced forms of existence?
Day 3 will be hosted by the FeLT project team from Oslo, Norway, who are
also co-founders of the Renewable Futures conference series. It will
also feature the Green Revisited Book presentation by editors Kristin
Bergaust, Jens Hauser and Rasa Smite.
Session 03 curators: Kristin Bergaust, Jens Hauser and FeLT (Oslo)
project team.
Topics: Techno-Ecological Sensoriums, AI and Biological Systems,
Technologies of Sensible, Terrestrial Co-existence, Beyond Green…
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ABOUT THE EXHIBITION
SPLINTERED REALITIES
August 25 - October 16, 2022,
Kim? Contemporary Art Center, Riga, Latvia
The RIXC Festival exhibition is an intent to play with the “splinters"
of our contemporary condition, affected moreover by an ongoing war, post
pandemics, media ubiquity and social division. The exhibition features
the artworks by international artists who explore the transformative
potential of art and extended reality, and ground their 'realism'
position in the perspective of 'naturecultures' – in the spirit of
Guattari's ecosophy, Latour's 'terrestrial coexistence', and Haraway's
'arts of living on a damaged planet"..
Artists: Debbie DING / DBBD.SG (SG), Jacob KIRKEGAARD (DK), Mario
KLINGEMANN (DE), Hayoun KWON (KR), Memo Akten (TR), Laurent MIGNONNEAU &
Christa SOMMERER (FR/AT), Alvis MISJUNS (LV), Jurģis PETERS (LV), Sahej
RAHAL (IN), Allison STEWART (US), Sabīne ŠNĒ (LV), Theo TRIANTAFYLLIDIS
(GR/US).
Curators: Raitis Smits and Rasa Smite
Producer: Agnese Baranova / RIXC
Exhibition catalog (about artworks): https://festival2022.rixc.org/
Publicity:
* An overview of the exhibition written by Regine Debatty
https://we-make-money-not-art.com/rixc-art-science-exhibition-splinter-realities/
* plus an interview with one of the artists - Jurgis Peters (Latvia), by
Regine Debatty
https://we-make-money-not-art.com/alternative-realities-the-ghosts-of-fallen-russian-soldiers/
* Overview written by Rosana Lukauskaitė
https://echogonewrong.com/issuing-eidolons/?fbclid=IwAR3ia-zmDSNNlI49JlSeKulmWfPIIt5FIDGFZNfP9VAMJbz5wLOvYF1ZmV4
* RIXC Festival Exhibition website (info about artworks):
https://festival2022.rixc.org/
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Registration Fees / Tickets
Early Bird Registration are available until October 4, 2022, via
eventbrite system:
https://bit.ly/3b2GQIo
Early Bird fee: 18 EUR // Full fee: 36 EUR
Students: 50% reduction.
On-site Exhibitions in kim? and RIXC gallery has a free entrance.
Guided Tours for groups can be booked for no charge via e-mail r...@rixc.org
Producers and Contact:
The Festival is Produced by The RIXC Centre for New Media Culture.
Festival curators: Rasa Smite (r...@rixc.org) and Raitis Smits
(rai...@rixc.org)
Festival producer: Agnese Baranova (agn...@rixc.org)
PR and information coordinator: Liva Silina (r...@rixc.org)
Contact e-mail: r...@rixc.org
Phones: +371 29635167 (Agnese Baranova), +371 26546776 (Rasa Smite)
Address: RIXC the Centre for New Media Culture, Lencu iela 2, Riga,
LV-1010, Latvia
Partners:
The SPLINTERED REALITIES Festival and Conference partners are:
NAIA/Karlsruhe, MPLab/Liepaja, FeLT/Oslo.
Support:
The festival is supported by Riga City Council, State Culture Capital
Foundation of Latvia, Goethe-Institut Riga, LG Electronics.
Informative support:
Arterritory, Echo Gone Wrong, Satori, We Make Money Not Art, Diena.
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