<nettime> CYBERFEMMY Award

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> CYBERFEMMY Award
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> After announcing the first annual SFMOMA Webby Prize for Excellence in
> Online Art, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) and the
> International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences (IADAS) have created an
> additional award, the CYBERFEMMY. As the SFMOMA Webby Prize for Excellence 
> in Online Art aims to honor the innovative work of net artists of all kinds, 
> the CYBERFEMMY is adressed especially to projects with an explicit 
> cyberfeminist orientation.
> 
> Named for the fastest growing community on the net, the cyberfeminist
> movement, the CYBERFEMMY Award will be given each year to an individual
> (or group) demonstrating unique vision and commitment to the transformation 
> of the net culture through cyberfeminist intervention.
> 
> An increasing number of women is working in the field of new technologies,
> creating the cultural framing of the digital medium as an experimental
> area. The broad field of cyberfeminism structures a collective laboratory
> of artistic, scientific and political tactics. The CYBERFEMMY Award has
> been put up to recognize and encourage cyberfeminist activities in the 
> on-line medium around the world.
> 
> The SFMOMA CYBERFEMMY Award for innovative cyberfeminist work will offer
> $20,000 to a woman artist, woman theorist or woman activist (or a group)
> for a body of work whose primary focus is to be experienced on-line and 
> that explores and expands the distinctive capacity of the on-line medium.
> 
> Winners will have their work exhibited in a special women only "fem.space"
> on SFMOMA's new online gallery site, to be launched in mid-February 2000.
> 
> The call for entries will open February 21 and close March 14, 2000.
> Winners will be announced, together with the winners of the The WEBBY
> Awards 2000, on May 11 in San Francisco. For more information on guidelines
> and entry procedures please mail to: drwatson@webbyawards.com
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