| () RE | BOOT; http://www.area10medialab.co.uk/ part of "Spring NODE.L '08" season | |||
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Area 10 Project space is pleased to launch the new media lab platform. The media lab is being introduced to facilitate the development of research and art practices using open source new technologies in the media arts. will focus on engaging cross-disciplinary collaborations between various arts and science based practices, encouraging open and critical discussion in addition to sharing knowledge and skills transfer. All events taking place during () RE | BOOT; will be transmitted over the webTV. Activities include workshops, lectures and exhibition over two days, followed by an evening program of film screenings, live performances, interactions, vjing, sound art, experimental and electronic noise music. pre-programme (more info soon) Project Serendipity(uk) Rob Davis (uk), Andy Wheddon & Fraser Geesin(uk), Genetic Moo Project(Peckham) Radek Rudnicki (UK) Erik Groen & Piebe de Vries (Holland) Günther Albrecht (Germany) Martin John Callanan (UK), Sunshine Frere (UK), Apo33 (France), Jean-Phillippe Roux (France), Lawrence Upton (UK) Gisles Fr0ysland (Norway), Mattin (Basque Country), Sinsynplus (Germany) ManamiN (Japan), Nanofamas (Corsica), Goto10 & OpenLab (UK), Cath Sign (France), Peckham Space (UK), Deptford.TV (UK), Chiara Passa (Italy), Phill Niblock (USA), Thibaud De Souza (UK), Renée Ridgway () | |
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| 58 Processions part of "Spring NODE.L '08" season | |||
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The labyrinthine passageways of the crypt act as the space for a re-interpretation of seville’s Holy Week processions. Guided by sound, audiences are encouraged to explore the space as drum marches, brass bands, tolling bells and the shuffling feet of marching penitents process through the crypt’s darkened corridors. The space will be animated by moments of loudness and profound quiet in turn, characterised by both an austerity of presentation and a rich, cinematic listening experience. Special opening event Friday 8th August 7 – 9pm. Performance starts at 7:30pm. The exhibition will be opened with a special event in the crypt featuring the premiere of a new work, in which a selection of Tomas Luis de Victoria’s ‘Tenebrae Responsories’, sung live by the Londinium choir, are interleaved with a selection of pieces from the installation. Tickets for the 7:30 performance must be booked in advance through the Measure website. Please email us at info@measure.org.uk to reserve your place and we will email you your ticket. Please bring your ticket with you on the night for entry. The event is pay what you wish on the door. The numbers for this event are very restricted so the tickets will be issued on a first come basis. | |
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| A Journey Through Tottenham part of "node.l March '06" season | ||||||||||||
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A Journey Through Tottenham explores how people describe themselves and their attitudes toward living in a multicultural community. The seven participants are connected along a chain of difference, with each person being asked to nominate someone who is different to themselves to take part. After the screening of the film there will be a discussion about identity, which will explore concepts such as whether being in a multicultural community makes you more aware of your own cultural identity and how people from other countries who are now permanent residents view themselves. Ayiah uses digital filmmaking as a means of connecting communities – in fact, the original title of the film was Nodes of Connection. The event is free and is supported by Haringey Libraries.
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| A Media Artists & Social Housing Forum http://www.vitalregeneration.org part of "node.l March '06" season | ||||||||||||
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Inspired by Vital Regeneration’s recent collaboration with the City Of Westminster and CityWest Homes to create FreqOUT! (www.freqout.blogspot.com), this will be an opportunity for media artists to find out more about the expanding employment and commissioning opportunities in the Regeneration and Housing sector. Invited speakers from housing and regeneration agencies, and media artists who have experience of the field, will explore housing associations’ objectives when commissioning arts projects. The forum will also explore barriers that artists experience to working in this arena. Artists attending will leave with an understanding of the skills and capabilities needed to work in this context, and the challenges of working with young people, who are often the main beneficiaries of creative regeneration schemes. This will be an opportunity for both perspectives - arts and housing - to share their experiences and increase their likelihood of participating in successful arts and regeneration partnerships in the near future. For more information please contact Amy Robins at arobins@cwh.org.uk
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| A Recent History of Writing and Drawing http://www.ica.org.uk/recenthistory part of "Spring NODE.L '08" season | |||
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The centrepiece of the exhibition is Viktor, a large wall-drawing machine that is controlled by an adapted version of ordinary design software and powered by small industrial motors. On Thursday evenings the gallery will host a variety of speakers – including designers, artists and musicians – who are themselves known for using technologies in more or less orthodox ways. During these events Viktor will trace accompanying material on the gallery wall, the image remaining in place for the following week. Other exhibits include a machine for creating hole-punched posters, and a specially-adapted handheld printer, and all of the works will allow visitors to explore the relationship between technology and expression. Moving away from the blunt duality of man vs. machine, it is now possible to appreciate the particular qualities of various forms of mechanical and digital mark-making. Technologies can be enjoyed for their poetry and exploited for their spare capacity – their ability to undertake tasks not foreseen by their makers. Lehni, the creator of Viktor, is interested in the nature of tools, and reworks technologies to suit his own needs, often defying the apparent closure of proprietary software. After seeing one of Lehni's drawing machines at work, Rich – a deft observer of accidental meaning – opened a discussion with the designer about the machine's historical and cultural context. Since this time the pair have had an ongoing exchange about the tools of communication and the potential of customised and corralled technology. All furniture in the exhibition has been designed by Martino Gamper. | |
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| Addictive TV live : 'The Eye of the Pilot' + Optronica screening http://www.watermans.org.uk part of "node.l March '06" season | |||||||||||||||||||||
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featuring "The Eye of the Pilot" | "Optronica" "At the forefront of the audiovisual revolution, Addictive TV is widely acknowledged as one of the world's finest AV ensembles" Res Magazine World leading audio/visual artists Addictive TV present a rare London performance of their acclaimed live cinema project The Eye of the Pilot. Remixing the incredible 8mm personal archive of French airline pilot Raymond Lamy, filmed during his travels in the 1950's, Addictive TV's The Eye of the Pilot is a musical and visual travelogue with an original soundtrack by the group featuring live guitar from Paris-based composer Alejandro de Valera. The Eye of the Pilot takes the audience to places including Karachi, Ivory Coast, Saigon, Tahiti and San Francisco, capturing the romantic innocence of the world at a time when traveling with a home movie camera was still highly unusual. "Awesome in a word" Time out PLUS: Before the performance, a special screening of visual music animations from last summers sell-out Optronica festival featuring the best in contemporary visual music from around the world, including work from China's 8gg, Japan's Hideaki Motoki, France's Ez3kiel, Spain's Actop and UK artists Somniscope and the ZX Spectrum Orchestra. "How can you not attend something with a name as cool as Optronica?" The Guardian
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| Another World Is Blossoming http://uniteddiversity.com part of "node.l March '06" and "Another World Is Blossoming" seasons | ||||||||||||
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ANOTHER WORLD IS BLOSSOMING A Fundraiser for The Synergy Centre and uniteddiversity with Live Music from: Joe Driscoll, The Pistachios, The Rub and United Vibrations, DJ Rubbish, Bones of Contention, Jamie Woon, Sarah Bear & more plus a Screening of: The Revolution Will Not Be Televised http://www.chavezthefilm.com and Healthy Food from: Synergy Sattva Cafe Buy tickets now from http://uniteddiversity.com
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| Architecture and Sound - Discussion http://www.eventnetwork.org.uk/threshold/discussions.php part of "node.l March '06" and "THRESHOLD '06 [exploring the edges of sonic_space]" seasons | ||||||||||||
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This discussion will address sonic artists' engagement with physical structures and will expand on processes, technologies and ideas that are shared between architectural and sonic art practices. The discussion will be moderated by John Bell. Bell is a lecturer at the Architectural Association, practicing artist and director of transdisciplinary practice fxv.org. Usman Haque is director of Haque Design + Research, specialising in the design of both physical spaces and the software and systems that bring them to life. Flow Motion are musicians and artists Anna Piva and Edward George. Since 1996 they have been producing installations and sound art performances. Their work has been shown at the Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art, the Pompidou Centre, Paris,Star City, Moscow, InIVA, the Science Museum Dana Centre, London among others. As Hallucinator, they record for Berlin's Chain Reaction label. Janek Schaefer, also originally trained as an architect, now focuses on the multiple aspects of sound, resulting in many releases, installations, soundtracks for exhibitions, dance, and concerts using his self built/invented record players with electroacoutisc collage. He has performed, lectured and exhibited widely including Sonar, Tate Modern, The Walker and Sydney Opera House, among others.
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| Automamusic-Aura Satz http://www.artprojxspace.com | |||
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‘Automamusic’ breathes the ghost back into the machine, inhabiting the figurative space between sound and source, when music had not yet become abstracted into the grooves of the gramophone record. In addition to the series of hand-printed cibachrome photographs which recall spiritualist photography, the exhibition includes drawings inspired by early patents for mechanical or hybrid musical instruments. The film ‘Automamusic’ was developed with support from Film and Video Umbrella, funded by Arts Council England and Artsadmin, with kind assistance Film London Artists’ Moving Image Network and a special thanks to the Museum of Music Automatons, Seewen, Switzerland. | |
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| BackStrikesEmpire http://www.watermans.org.uk part of "node.l March '06" season | ||||||||||||
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BackStrikesEmpire, filmed on location in Western Australia and New South Wales, is the follow up Warstars, part one of Igloo’s trilogy, shot in Iceland, and premiered at the International Festival of Film & New Media in Athens and touring throughout the UK and Europe. The trilogy uses moving images, dance and customised design software to explore the elemental forces of climate and its effect on geological formations, to reflect the interaction between people and landscape and illustrate the interpretation the human imagination places on the environment. The images and choreographed narratives interweave to challenge notions of the reality of nature and how it can be influenced by individual experience and collective mythology. The as yet untitled final part of the trilogy will be shot sometime in 2007 and will bring together the strands and ideas presented in parts one and two to form a completed narrative.
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| Bending Technology, Novel Instruments http://www.eventnetwork.org.uk/threshold/index.php part of "node.l March '06" and "THRESHOLD '06 [exploring the edges of sonic_space]" seasons | ||||||||||||
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Bending Technology presents an evening of performances by artists who employ unusual sound-making techniques. From Mileece’s* experimentation in plant bio-communication - an interpretation of plant response mechanisms facilitated within a musical context; to Jon Cambeul’s Speech Guitar which creates coral music by chance, improvisation and emotionally expressed speech synthesis; and 7000 Dirhams’ Non Ferrous Prostitution, a puppet show flicking between early 20th century film.music and early 21st century noiz.tech using intermedia manglings and shows the submission of fabric.fleshed George The Puppet to electronic.chipbased.circuitry.
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| Bending Technology, Novel Instruments - Discussion http://www.eventnetwork.org.uk/threshold/discussions.php part of "node.l March '06" and "THRESHOLD '06 [exploring the edges of sonic_space]" seasons | ||||||||||||
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This discussion looks at new and interesting ways of making music. By changing the use of materials and technologies musicians and sound artists are inventing innovative techniques to compose, perform and interact with their audiences. The discussion will be moderated by Nick Luscombe. Luscombe is sound engineer and DJ, presenter of Flo Motion on Xfm and music programmer at the ICA. Panelists include Slub (Adrian Ward and Alex Mclean). Slub perform software writing, live. They subvert the computers in-built sound system to create sounds dictated by lines of code. Joel Cahen works with film, dance and theatre productions and curates multi-disciplinary events at the Whitechapel Gallery. He also has a fortnightly show on ResonanceFM called The SaturdayNightMashUp. Joe Banks (of Disinformation) works within the 'elusive psychology of the listening experience'. With Disinformation he has researched and documented sonic phenomena for a decade, capturing the sounds of atmospheric and geomagnetic disturbances with customised radio equipment. Sebastien Noel studied engineering at the Ecole Nationale Superieure d'Arts et Metiers in Paris, and later product design at the Royal College of Art. He co-founded Troika in 2004.
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| big_chill/HurryUpPlease It's TIME http://www.morishuz.com/interactive.htm# part of "Spring NODE.L '08" and "Hurry Up Please IT'S TIME" seasons | ||||||||||||
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An installation exploring the distortion of time and space, tracking bar drinkers to create a composite temporal image of activity.
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| Bluebeard http://pirateutopia.org/ part of "node.l March '06" season | ||||||||||||
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“Why, Herr Doctor, did you immediately assume your wife had been strangled?” “Prostitutes are usually strangled.” Bluebeard, a novella by Max Frisch, is about a very ordinary doctor who is on trial for the murder of his sixth wife. Since Doctor Schaad is not entirely sure of his innocence, the play charts his attempts to remember what happened on the day of the murder. As the pressure mounts, events from his past blend into reality, confronting the audience with the fragile relationship between memory and perception. pirateutopia.org play with live and recorded action as the actor performs against and interacts with live-mixed video projection to create this challenging and moving piece adapted by pirateutopia.org from Max Frisch's novella. pirateutopia.org was formed to integrate actors with technology without gimmickry. The company is committed to the use and advocacy of Open Source software, especially the Linux operating system.
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| body>data>space Open In Process #1 http://www.bodydataspace.net part of "Spring NODE.L '08" season | |||||||||||||||||||||
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featuring "Festival of computer based art CYNETart_08 (Dresden)" | "Presentation of Second Life Projects by Michael Takeo Magruder" Open In Process events take place as a series of live presentation events followed by open debates, focusing on collaborative making processes for interdisciplinary interactive arts. Featuring; Festival of computer based art CYNETart_08 (Dresden) & Presentation of Second Life projects by Michael Magruder TMA Hellerau announces the International CYNETart competition http://body-bytes.de/02/?page_id=325&language=en
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| body>data>space Open In Process #2 http://www.bodydataspace.net part of "Spring NODE.L '08" season | ||||||||||||
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Open In Process events take place as a series of live presentation events followed by open debates, focusing on collaborative making processes for interdisciplinary interactive arts. Featuring; New work from Soda and Post Me_New ID - a co - production between body>data>space, CIANT (Prague) and Eira (Lisbon) * An active and public Blog is fed by a series of debate led Research Engines with a Forum, Book and DVD as the end products. In addition a series of Creation Processes will result in a public Installation / Performance. * Post Me_New ID practically explores the physical and digital social networking of creation processes for interdisciplinary artistic projects and envision the artistic outputs of generations to come. * Fiddian Warman, Soda Creative will also present his latest projects- more details to follow Link(s): http://www.bodydataspace.net -http://www.soda.co.uk
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| bodydataspace Open in Process 1 http://www.bodydataspace.net part of "node.l March '06" season | ||||||||||||
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Two evenings examining the growing crossover between body-reactive interfaces, large screen displays and public/performative interventions. b>d>s specialise in the participation of the public and performers in real-time environments where the content generated enhances human attributes such as identity, memory, touch and presence. This 'body at the centre' view is unique and necessary for effective, interactive environments for public involvement. The body of the public and the performer is now engaged in the creative generation of data in a variety of environments and interactive installations enabling exploration of the future potentials of the human body to control and influence data. b>d>s will show examples from artists who are creating interactive environments immersing the body in reactive data. These events are aimed at creating exchange, debate and vision-sharing between movement and digital artists and practitioners. The focus will be on a deeper consideration of the attributes and creativity of the human body itself. Space is limited to 40 people per night, so please email leanne@bodydataspace.net to reserve a place.
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| bodydataspace Open in Process 2 http://bodydataspace Open in Process part of "node.l March '06" season | ||||||||||||
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Two evenings examining the growing crossover between body-reactive interfaces, large screen displays and public/performative interventions. b>d>s specialise in the participation of the public and performers in real-time environments where the content generated enhances human attributes such as identity, memory, touch and presence. This 'body at the centre' view is unique and necessary for effective, interactive environments for public involvement. The body of the public and the performer is now engaged in the creative generation of data in a variety of environments and interactive installations enabling exploration of the future potentials of the human body to control and influence data. b>d>s will show examples from artists who are creating interactive environments immersing the body in reactive data. These events are aimed at creating exchange, debate and vision-sharing between movement and digital artists and practitioners. The focus will be on a deeper consideration of the attributes and creativity of the human body itself. Space is limited to 40 people per night, so please email leanne@bodydataspace.net to reserve a place.
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| bodydataspace present Swap (Portugal) http://www.swap-project.com part of "node.l March '06" season | ||||||||||||
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A small studio demonstration of young Portuguese group Swap, a mix of choreographers and digital artists working together with body reactive softwares for theatre and installation pieces. This project merges Computer Music, Interactive Computer Graphics and Computer Vision (the software developed in C++ by the artists Rudolfo Quintas and Tiago Dionísio) with Performance (choreography and interpretation by João Costa). One of the objectives, is to explore how Interactive Media Arts (in augmented reality format, using computer vision) affect/influence Choregraphy, gestural augmentation and dymamic composition.
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| Book launch - SwanQuake: The user manual http://www.swanquake.com/Invite.htm part of "Spring NODE.L '08" season | ||||||||||||
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The book contains a series of commissioned essays on subjects such as: Art is DOOMed: The spawning of game art by Shiralee Saul and Helen Stuckey (curator of Games Lab at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image) and Gaming, Uncanny Realism and Technical Demonstration by David Surman (senior lecturer in computer games design, University of Wales). The book is part of the SwanQuake project by igloo. Together with the book launch igloo will preview the work. In association with E:vent
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| Book Launch and Panel, The Fundamentals of Digital Art by Richard Colson http://www.kwomodo.com/ part of "Spring NODE.L '08" season | ||||||||||||
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The panel will try to use the book as a starting point for discussion about the changing creative priorities for artists using networked and media technologies. http://www.ica.org.uk http://www.kwomodo.com http://www.avabooks.ch
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| Brentford Biopsy http://www.publicbiopsy.net/ part of "Spring NODE.L '08" season | ||||||||||||
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The Brentford Biopsy is a participatory mapping project which will be using a range of creative methods to visulise the ecological, cultural and economic 'health' of Brentford (London, UK). Instead of taking tissue samples as one would from a human subject we will be using range of cultural probes to investigate the local social body and its particular issues. Like eastern medicine we will be taking a holistic view of Brentford that looks for interconnections between problems and challanges to get a sense of the whole. The project acts as both creative art project as well as hard nosed consultation with invited stakeholder groups like politicians, historians, schools, chamber of commerce and ecologists.
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| Brentford Biopsy workshop http://www.watermans.org.uk/exhibitions/brentford_biopsy_with_christian_nold/ part of "Spring NODE.L '08" season | ||||||||||||
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During April 2008, investigatory, locative media artist Christian Nold will be out and about Brentford, West London locating stories and recording emotions of local residents and visitors in attempt to create a new type of Brentford map. This is great opportunity to take part in truly locative media arts project and explore creative methodologies and specially developed mapping technologies Nold examines in his work. Everyone - young, old and in-between is welcome to take part! First public workshop April 5, 2008 1pm - 5pm FREE! Bring your local newspaper, favorite story, images and anything you want to put on the Brentford map !
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| Brentford Biopsy workshop 2 http://www.publicbiopsy.net part of "Spring NODE.L '08" season | ||||||||||||
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During April 2008, investigatory, locative media artist Christian Nold will be out and about Brentford, West London locating stories and recording emotions of local residents and visitors in attempt to create a new type of Brentford map. This is great opportunity to take part in truly locative media arts project and explore creative methodologies and specially developed mapping technologies Nold examines in his work. Everyone - young, old and in-between is welcome to take part! Instead of taking tissue samples as one would from a human subject we will be using range of cultural probes to investigate the local social body and its particular issues. Like eastern medicine we will be taking a holistic view of Brentford that looks for interconnections between problems and challenges to get a sense of the whole. The project acts as both creative art project as well as hard nosed consultation with invited stakeholder groups. First public workshop April 5, 2008 1pm - 5pm FREE! Bring your local newspaper, favourite story, images and anything you want to put on the Brentford map ! Other dates: Saturday April 12 1-5pm Wednesday April 23 6-9pm Saturday May 10 1-5pm Wednesday May 14 6-9pm Or to register your interest for participation in one of the other workshops please call 0208 232 1010 or e-mail: ilze@watermans.org.uk. Upload your contribution here: http://www.publicbiopsy.net
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| Brentford Biopsy workshop 3 http://www.publicbiopsy.net part of "Spring NODE.L '08" season | ||||||||||||
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During April 2008, investigatory, locative media artist Christian Nold will be out and about Brentford, West London locating stories and recording emotions of local residents and visitors in attempt to create a new type of Brentford map. This is great opportunity to take part in truly locative media arts project and explore creative methodologies and specially developed mapping technologies Nold examines in his work. Everyone - young, old and in-between is welcome to take part! Instead of taking tissue samples as one would from a human subject we will be using range of cultural probes to investigate the local social body and its particular issues. Like eastern medicine we will be taking a holistic view of Brentford that looks for interconnections between problems and challenges to get a sense of the whole. The project acts as both creative art project as well as hard nosed consultation with invited stakeholder groups. First public workshop April 5, 2008 1pm - 5pm FREE! Bring your local newspaper, favourite story, images and anything you want to put on the Brentford map ! Other dates: Saturday April 12 1-5pm Wednesday April 23 6-9pm Saturday May 10 1-5pm Wednesday May 14 6-9pm Or to register your interest for participation in one of the other workshops please call 0208 232 1010 or e-mail: ilze@watermans.org.uk. Upload your contribution here: http://www.publicbiopsy.net
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| Brentford Biopsy workshop 4 http://www.publicbiopsy.net part of "Spring NODE.L '08" season | ||||||||||||
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During April 2008, investigatory, locative media artist Christian Nold will be out and about Brentford, West London locating stories and recording emotions of local residents and visitors in attempt to create a new type of Brentford map. This is great opportunity to take part in truly locative media arts project and explore creative methodologies and specially developed mapping technologies Nold examines in his work. Everyone - young, old and in-between is welcome to take part! Instead of taking tissue samples as one would from a human subject we will be using range of cultural probes to investigate the local social body and its particular issues. Like eastern medicine we will be taking a holistic view of Brentford that looks for interconnections between problems and challenges to get a sense of the whole. The project acts as both creative art project as well as hard nosed consultation with invited stakeholder groups. First public workshop April 5, 2008 1pm - 5pm FREE! Bring your local newspaper, favourite story, images and anything you want to put on the Brentford map ! Other dates: Saturday April 12 1-5pm Wednesday April 23 6-9pm Saturday May 10 1-5pm Wednesday May 14 6-9pm Or to register your interest for participation in one of the other workshops please call 0208 232 1010 or e-mail: ilze@watermans.org.uk. Upload your contribution here: http://www.publicbiopsy.net
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| Brentford Biopsy workshop 5 http://www.publicbiopsy.net part of "Spring NODE.L '08" season | ||||||||||||
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During April 2008, investigatory, locative media artist Christian Nold will be out and about Brentford, West London locating stories and recording emotions of local residents and visitors in attempt to create a new type of Brentford map. This is great opportunity to take part in truly locative media arts project and explore creative methodologies and specially developed mapping technologies Nold examines in his work. Everyone - young, old and in-between is welcome to take part! Instead of taking tissue samples as one would from a human subject we will be using range of cultural probes to investigate the local social body and its particular issues. Like eastern medicine we will be taking a holistic view of Brentford that looks for interconnections between problems and challenges to get a sense of the whole. The project acts as both creative art project as well as hard nosed consultation with invited stakeholder groups. First public workshop April 5, 2008 1pm - 5pm FREE! Bring your local newspaper, favourite story, images and anything you want to put on the Brentford map ! Other dates: Saturday April 12 1-5pm Wednesday April 23 6-9pm Saturday May 10 1-5pm Wednesday May 14 6-9pm Or to register your interest for participation in one of the other workshops please call 0208 232 1010 or e-mail: ilze@watermans.org.uk. Upload your contribution here: http://www.publicbiopsy.net
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| buck.spc http://bak.spc.org/buckspc part of "node.l March '06" season | ||||||||||||
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This event is totally open to interference a collaborative and collective event so please turn up and see who/what happens! Play with RF, people, memories, amenities, beach, street. Bring cameras, laptops, any Backspace residue ... photocopies, print outs, floppy disks, images, sounds Bring your first HTML! the kids... Re-animate London's Ancient Internet History!
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| CDR http://www.burntprogress.com part of "node.l March '06" season | ||||||||||||
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Tracks to be submited by 10pm to ensure being heard during 'Open CDR' Music Policy: Expressive electronic music. Vocals and songs encouraged.
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About duVa: duVa has been producing moving images and sounds for single and multi-channel enviornments, video installations, audio-visual work and live cinema. He explores the limits of the human body, physically and emotionally, by pushing the boundaries of technology through live video. duVa's website: www.liveimages.com.br www.coisaminha.com.br | |
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| Çonic Social: Launch Party http://conicsocial.cybersonica.org part of "Spring NODE.L '08" season | ||||||||||||
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Shelley Parker DJ Audio Aubergine Kristi VC (Live) More details about the Launch Party line up - including a recent mix from DJ Audio Aubergine - can be found at the Çonic Social website.
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| Constructing a Post Autonomous practice http://www.postautonomy.co.uk/blog/index.php part of "node.l March '06" season | ||||||||||||
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Sauna, 48 hr wake, Ceremony to launch the era of Post Autonomy, Nomadic discussion,
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| crEATe http://www.thealbany.org.uk part of "node.l March '06" season | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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featuring "Digital Cafe at the Albany" | "Deptford TV" | "boundless 'Clue'"
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| Creative Software http://www.cybersalon.org part of "node.l March '06" and "Experiment, play and get involved" seasons | ||||||||||||
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Creative Software will feature workshops, artist talks, panel discussions and an exhibition of selected work led by leading practitioners, academics and curators in the field. The event is part of a process of public dialogue as a precursor to submitting a funding proposal to found a Creative Software Forum. It's an open call to all interested parties to express their interest and to contribute to the discussion. A full programme of activities and contributors will be listed at the Cybersalon website shortly.
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In collaboration with dbox Auckland, Cape Town, London, Mumbai, New York and Singapore, six sea-cities, six dreams, six genii loci... cutout is an extraordinary triptych of moving images and 'found sounds' that capture the essence of triptych of each city and invokes the sensory overload of today's urban civilization. The figures swirl against deconstructed images of their cities, each with its unique palette of light, colour and semiotics.
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Cybersonica, Cybersalon & Class Wargames with the London Games Fringe. Warsaw Pact Forces Group www.wpfg.org.uk I Am The Mighty Jungulator www.iamthemightyjungulator.com/band www.myspace.com/iamthemightyjungulator Noise Of Art - Baby Space Disco www.myspace.com/noiseofart Creatmosphere www.creatmosphere.com CLASS WARGAMES www.classwargames.net SQUIDSOUP - BATTLESHIPS www.squidsoup.org squidpress.wordpress.com THE CASTING SCENE www.thecastingscene.com KISS KISS BANG BANG STANZA - SELECTED WORKS www.stanza.co.uk | |
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In this workshop video footage will be assembled. Please prepare yourself with documenting a part of the regeneration process arround the Deptford area and bringing this footage with you on mini DV tapes. With taking part in the workshop you agree that the footage and work produced during the workshop will be distributed over an Open Content License.
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| database documentary 2 http://deptford.tv part of "node.l March '06" season | ||||||||||||
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In this workshop video footage will be assembled. Please prepare yourself with documenting a part of the regeneration process arround the Deptford area and bringing this footage with you on mini DV tapes. With taking part in the workshop you agree that the footage and work produced during the workshop will be distributed over an Open Content License.
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| Day-to-Day Data http://www.daytodaydata.com part of "node.l March '06" season | ||||||||||||
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The Day-to-Day Data Gallery Exhibition tours to three venues around England in 2005 and 2006 – you can see the full tour dates below. Six major new commissioned works feature at the exhibition launch at the Angel Row Gallery. The show evolves as it moves between the different gallery spaces: several artists’ projects will be remade to reflect the locality of the three different cities visited, and additional artists will join the exhibition at different stages of the tour. Projects by Cleo Broda and Richard Dedomenici will be previewed when the show reaches Danielle Arnaud contemporary art. The Day-to-Day Data launch events at each of the gallery venues also provide an opportunity for an ongoing performance by Sam Curtis.
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| Day-to-Day Data Symposium http://www.daytodaydata.com/ part of "node.l March '06" season | ||||||||||||
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Day-to-Day Data brings together a group of twenty artists who take a methodical and scientific approach to questioning the world around them. Through the analysis and representation of the data they collect, they can offer a truly new and often amusing vision of our own daily existence. This special event at the ICA offers an introduction to this multi-media project, which has been touring the county in 2005 and which is concurrently on show at Danielle Arnaud contemporary art in Lambeth. Five of the twenty artists involved in Day-to-Day Data will present the ideas and methodologies of their new works for the show, which address a fun and varied array of subjects. These include: the history of words, the movement of fugitive shopping trolleys around the city, the patterns in everyday routine, Nail Salon distribution in Greater London and the news headlines that occur as you eat your evening meal. The artists will consider the similarities and differences between each of their systems of research and practice and, in turn, aim to present a coherent journey through the greater concepts of Day-to-Day Data.
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| Decorative Newsfeeds http://www.thomson-craighead.net/ part of "node.l March '06" season | |||||||||
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Using a live feed from the web, "Decorative Newsfeeds" presents up to the minute headline news from around the world as a series of pleasant animations sent to a bespoke ultrabright LED screen, allowing passers by and visitors to a nearby supermarket to keep informed while contemplating a kind of readymade sculpture in London's Forest Hill. There are three fixed tracks on the LED screen in blue, amber and green and text runs along them in both directions and at different speeds according to a simple set of rules. The result is a phasing and evolving automatic drawing.
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