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From: "Juliet Allan" <juliet.allan@laplaya.co.uk>
Subject: Wired and Dangerous
Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2000 14:39:36 +0100
To follow is information on a major UK conference on new technology and the
arts, Wired and Dangerous (25-26 July 2000), organised by Eastern Touring
Agency and the Arts Council. Is it possible to circulate the information
via your email lists?
I look forward to hearing from you.
Best wishes.
Juliet Allan
Conference Manager
PRESS RELEASE PRESS RELEASE
Wired and Dangerous
Tuesday 25 and Wednesday 26 July
at the Richard Attenborough Centre, Leicester
The Impact of Technology on the Creative Process
The final conference in the Get Wired series, exploring new technology and
the arts Web-site and on-line booking at www.getwired.org.uk or call
(01223) 500202 Price for 2 days: £80 + VAT (or £40 + VAT for non-salaried
artists and students)
The technological revolution is having an enormous impact on the arts and
creative industries. As during the Renaissance, artists are coming out of
their ivory towers to draw influence from and engage with science, commerce
(eg: games technology), and many other areas of life.
Taking place at a fascinating point in history, Wired and Dangerous is a
2-day conference exploring "the impact of technology on the creative
process". The sixth and final conference in the hugely popularGet Wired
series, it also forms part of the 2000-2001 Year of the Artist celebrations.
Shaped by a group of leading practitioners from the arts and technology
fields, the programme brings together artists, commentators, arts managers
and others to create a "safe" environment in which the mainstream arts
community can embrace technology and vice versa.
Organised by the Arts Council of England, Eastern Touring Agency and East
Midlands Arts, Wired and Dangerous is relevant for artists, arts programmers
and anyone seeking to explore this area of work.
Featuring:
· Keynote speech: The Impact of Technology on the Creative Process - Terry
Braun, Braunarts
· Artists include: Juliet Robson; Rita Keegan; Olu Taiwo; Stefan Gec; Tea,
Toast and Technology; Active Ingredient's Chemical Garden
· Presentations: free technology (The Redundant Technology Initiative); the
20 year evolution of digital arts (Bill Thompson); making music in your
bedroom (Norwich Arts Centre), technology and dance (Mark Murphy, V-TOL),
multi-media performance (Blast Theory; Hugo Glendinning, Forced
Entertainment); Online subversion: anarchic site-seeing; Literature online
(Sue Thomas, trAce)
· Discussions: Working with Institutions; Spaces for new and emerging
art-forms; Putting it on: programming, commissioning, producing, promoting
(with input from the Lovebytes Festival)
· Consultancy on intellectual property rights and project funding:
· Learning and interactive space, with surfing and CD Roms
· Digital Disco fusing music, art, film and digital technology - live at the
Dry Dock pub, Tuesday 25 July
For more information, interviews and media passes, contact:
Juliet Allan, Eastern Touring Agency T: (01223) 500202/578153
email: info@e-t-a.demon.co.uk web-site: www.getwired.org.uk
8 June 2000 ENDS/
Juliet Allan
Direct dial: 01223 578153
Mobile: 07808 329557
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From: Konrad Becker <konrad@t0.or.at>
Subject: World-Information.Org
Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2000 23:26:05 +0200
<< Cultural Intelligence to the World >>
World-Information.Org is a trans-national cultural intelligence provider:
a collaborative effort of cultural workers, artists, scientists and
technicians.
Cultural intelligence gathers, evaluates and processes meta-information:
information about the foundations of Information Society. This includes
clear analysis and investigation of its societal, cultural, economic and
political potentials and dangers.
Cultural intelligence acts as a balance to traditional military or economic
intelligence services that gather information to increase control, and
serves the public interest through citizen's empowerment and independence.
As accurate information is essential to optimal decisions, cultural
intelligence services compensate the public's lack of meta-information as
socio-political and cultural foundation for decision-making.
To meet the public's need for high quality and accessible cultural
information and content, cultural intelligence provides information on
developments and probable courses of action in the infosphere. In the
tradition of the Enlightenment, cultural intelligence is an advocate of
citizen's rights of cultural freedom, freedom of opinion and expression,
communication and privacy.
The services provided are designed to foster and protect the public sphere
and discourse as well as the variety and richness of cultural expressions
in a society increasingly determined by information and communication
technologies.
By observing and analyzing enlightening cultural, socio-political,
technological and economical trends, culture intelligence counters
indoctrination and propaganda.
WORLD-INFORMATION.ORG IS KNOWLEDGE OF FUTURE CULTURE
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WORLD-INFORMATION.ORG
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EXHIBITION
CONFERENCE
EVENTS
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30:06 > 30:07:2000
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The World-Infostructure Exhibition
>From alphabet to internet -
A journey into the world of information.
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The Future Heritage Expo
Arts for a digital millennium.
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The World-C4U-Exhibition
Total security and the virtual doppelganger.
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Opening 29:06:000
> 18.30
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>From June 30th and July 30th, World-Information.Org presents a three-part
exhibition at the Centre Brussels 2000 in co-production with Brussels 2000 -
European City of Culture for the year 2000.
In the heart of the city, visitors can sensually discover the world of
information:
an environment assembling exhibits and visual diagrams explaining the
complex nature of information technologies, interactive installations, and
artistic works.
artists & exhibitors:
Ingo Günther-GER&USA, Marko Peljhan-SLO, Critical Art Ensemble with Faith
Wilding & Paul Vanouse-USA, RTMark-USA, Cinema Nova Video Library-BE, Oliver
Ressler-A, Mongrel-UK, Jason Skeet & Andi Freeman-UK, Max Moswitzer-A,
Monochrom-A, Matthew Fuller, Simon Pope & Colin Green-UK, e-lab-LV,
Constant-BE, Apsolutno-YU, Volkstanz-A, Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum-GER, The
Association of Autonomous Astronauts-INT, Namebase-USA, SYNREAL-INT, Anita
Witek-A&UK, Technisches Museum Wien-A, a.o.
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World InfoCon Conference
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13 & 14:07:2000
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10.30 - 18.30
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Artists, experts, intelligence agents, scientists and politicians gather to
discuss the issues of digital ecology, future culture heritage and media
economy.
The speakers and panelists describe a world of imbalanced information
channels and locate major nodes of infrastructure and crossroads of content
development. World InfoCon's major goal is to give insight into the complex
fabric of the data-economy and the media landscape.
The conference serves as a forum of discourse for strategies in information
work.
Participants:
Cees J. Hamelink (NL, University of Amsterdam, author of various UNESCO
reports on communication), Steve Wright (UK, Control Technologies Omega
Foundation), Edward S. Herman (US, University of Pennsylvania), Simon Davies
(UK, Privacy.Org) & Saskia Sassen (famous media theoretician, US & UK, LSE)
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FUTURE HERITAGE EVENTS
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LECTURES
PERFORMANCES
MUSIC
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all of July
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with Marko Peljhan-SLO, Critical Art Ensemble-USA, monochrom-A, The
Association of Autonomous Astronauts-INT, Constant-BE, and others
A SELECTION:
July 2, 2000
5ème étage / 5de verdieping / 5th floor
> from 16:00
"SIMPLE SECURITY FOR COMPLEX NETWORKS"
Implementing Secure TCP/IP Networks with IPSEC & Linux FreeS/WAN
Hugh Daniel
The Linux FreeS/WAN Project
hugh@road.toad.com
www.freeswan.org
The tutorial will introduce various secure data-transmission technologies
and their implementation. IPSEC and related protocols provide a basis for
secure TCP/IP based networking and VPN's from the very simple to the
mind-bogglingly complex. Introducing IPSEC, IKE, DNS Secure and related
technology's both describing how they are different from current networking
practice and what systems they do (and don't) secure. We will then move on
to describing how to design, setup, debug and monitor such systems on the
'wild' Internet based on real world examples from the Linux FreeS/WAN
Project implementation of IPSEC/IKE and possible visions of future usage in
systems like Insular Technologies and similar. The session will last
approximately 4 hours and will be very labor intensive. The main aim of this
presentation is the advocacy of secure internet protocol usage as the sole
future standard of the matrix communication.
Presented by Projekt Atol-PACT SYSTEMS and World-Information.Org.
July 18, 2000
5ème étage / 5de verdieping / 5th floor
> from 19:00
"INDEPENDENT SATELLITE DEVELOPMENT: POLICY, DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION, LAUNCH
ISSUES"
Keywords: satellite design, launch issues, space policy, independent
communications
Marko Peljhan
Projekt Atol
http://makrolab.ljudmila.org
This presentation will look into the historical and political roots of
satellite development, design, launch and policy issues. An overview from
the first satellite designs and their purposes to their most advanced
contemporary counterparts will be accompanied with visual materials and
extensive documentation. After that specific attention will be given to
pico, nano and micro satellite design, focusing on already finished and
successful projects and possible new solutions. A sample process system will
be presented and a plan for the system implementation and design will be
unveiled. After this, launch issues will be discussed, with current and
future world's launch capabilities and policies presented. Focus will be
given to conversion launchers and new products on the market. As the last
point, satellite conversion and re-use projects will be discussed, focusing
on the Iridium case. At the end, the participants will be encouraged to work
in a workshop form to produce a JFDILD (joint finance design implementation
and launch document).
Presented by Projekt Atol-PACT SYSTEMS and World-Information.Org.
July 20, 2000
5ème étage / 5de verdieping / 5th floor
> from 19:00
"SATELLITE TRACKING & RECEPTION: POLICY, PRACTICE, HISTORY"
Keywords: monitoring, tracking interception, communications policy,
military space, civilian space, broadcasting
Marko Peljhan
Projekt Atol
http://makrolab.ljudmila.org
This presentation will look into the current DIY capabilities of satellite
interception and tracking technologies and their implementations. With
historical material, from the first Sputnik, to the Iridium constellation
and the current Spy-Sats, the different tracking and observation techniques
will be discussed case by case and their signals and visual signatures
presented where possible. Special attention will be given to little known
Soviet and Russian projects. Relevant software and hardware combinations for
the purpose will be presented, together with decoding software for telemetry
and sample digital signal processing, tracking software solutions and
tracking hardware combinations. Further the presentation will focus on the
use of tracking for practical communication purposes in the amateur field.
After this, geo-stationary earth orbit satellite interception and reception
issues will be presented, together with the known current world
constellation. Sample material of investigative work in the field will be
shown, ending with the projection of Brian Springer's award winning SPIN
documentary. Presented by Projekt Atol-PACT SYSTEMS and
World-Information.Org.
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WORLD-INFORMATION.ORG
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Rue de l'ecuyer 50 Schildknaapstraat
1000 Bruxelles / Brussel
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daily 11.00 - 21.00, Sundays until 19.00
closed on Mondays
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for up-to-date info
mail to: listserver@world-information.org
subscribe world-info-news youremail@yourdomain.org
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http://world-information.org
mailto:info-office@world-information.org
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From: "Premsa del MECAD" <press@mecad.org>
Subject: =?iso-8859-1?Q?4=BA_numero_de_MECAD_ELECTRONIC_JOURNAL?=
Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2000 11:39:24 +0200
MECAD \ Media Centre d Art i Disseny presenta:
ARTE, CIENCIA Y ALEATORIEDAD
el 4º numero de MECAD ELECTRONIC JOURNAL
http://www.mecad.org/e-journal
"Arte, ciencia y aleatoriedad" es el titulo del cuarto numero de MECAD
e-journal, la revista on-line de la pagina web de MECAD.
Es comun la creencia de que la creatividad o el pensamiento creativo es, por
naturaleza, impredecible. La ciencia presume que la impredecibilidad puede
existir incluso en los procesos determinados, por lo que suele considerarse
imposible una comprension cientifica de la creatividad. Esta constatacion
origina una serie de preguntas acerca del papel del azar en los actos que
implican creatividad, sea en arte, sea en ciencia.
A traves de sus aportaciones, los diferentes teoricos y artistas que
participan en este numero nos ofrecen su particular vision acerca de esta
cuestion.
Contamos en esta ocasion con la participacion, en la seccion de articulos,
de Jorge Wagensberg (doctor en fisica y profesor de Teoria de los procesos
irreversibles en la Universidad de Fisica de Barcelona); Myriam Solar
(doctora en Ciencias de la Informacion y artista multimedia); Axel Roch
(miembro del equipo academico de arte y comunicacion en la Academy of Media
Arts en Colonia, Alemania); Paulo Motta (teorico de la musica y especialista
en el pensamiento historico-estetico de la musica erudita contemporanea);
Dina Roisman (artista y diseñadora grafica); y Eugenio Tisselli (licenciado
en Ingenieria en Sistemas Computacionales). En el apartado de Entrevistas,
Idoia Garcia de Cortazar entrevista a Juan Luis Moraza (doctor en Bellas
Artes). El apartado monografico esta dedicado a la artista Dina Roisman.
MECAD \ Media Centre d'Art i Disseny
MECAD \ Media Centre of Art and Design
Avda. Marques de Comillas, 79-83
08202 Sabadell-Barcelona
Tel: (+34) 93 745 70 40
Fax: (+34) 93 726 81 83
http://www.mecad.org
http://www.esdi.es
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Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2000 16:03:00 +0200
From: Andrei Siclodi / Kunsthalle Tirol <siclodi@kunsthalle-tirol.at>
Subject: EX LUX
for immediate release
Press Release
(german version at the end of this mail)
Exhibition
EX LUX
The Orient As An Ornamental Order
Sabina Baumann, Zurich / Guillaume Bijl, Antwerp / James Lee Byars,
Detroit-Cairo / Leo Copers, Ghent / Parastou Forouhar, Teheran-Frankfurt
/ Susy G=F3mez, Barcelona / Eva Grubinger, Salzburg / Fabrice Gygi,
Geneve / Fariba Hajamadi, Esfahan-New York / Mona Hatoum, Beirut-London
/ Lori Hersberger, Basel / John Hilliard, London / Christoph
Hinterhuber, Innsbruck / Stephan Huber, Munich / Christa Näher, Köln =
/
Ebru Özse=E7en, =CDzmir-Amsterdam / Saam Schlamminger, Istanbul-Munich =
/
Helmut Schober, Milano / Philip Taaffe, New York
Persian Treasures from the MAK Vienna
Opening: Saturday, July 1, 2000, 19.00
Exhibition Duration: July 2 =96 September 24, 2000
Opening Hours: Monday, Wednesday 14:00-18:00 / Thursday, Sunday
11:00-20:00 / Friday, Saturday 11:00-23:00
free entrance on Monday
Ex Oriente Lux, the light rises in the east. Oriental and Western
Cultures are next-door neighbours. Images from the other culture undergo
a re-evaluation. The Orient opposes Western Technology and its
functional interests by maintaining that art is not restricted to the
consumption of decoration and entertainment, but is enriched by aspects
such as beauty and social relevance. Beauty =96 seen with some irony - is=
related to democratic objectives. The term Lux is more than just a
western brand name for a soap bar or a light bulb. Luxury in the sense
of plenty creates an identity for the society and stands in critical
opposition to ideologies of thrift.
The exhibition EX LUX uses the influence of the Oriental on Western
European everyday life as an opportunity to show the process of
re-evaluation of images from a different culture. It shows the works of
artists who grew up in Irani, Lebanese and Turkish cultures,
complemented by works from Western artists. It is the respectful
otherness, the mutual influence of the cultures and the created hybrids,
which make up the structure of the exhibition. The presented aesthetical
concepts, originating from the respective culture, reflect this
structure.
The Orient as an ornamental order - the equalizing yet emphasizing
ornament has an elemental psychological effect and can assume political
significance: Parastou Forouhar uses it to re-connect social and
architectural structures. In the border area between script and
calligraphy, she creates a forum. Making public the drama of her
murdered parents, she breaks through the silence imposed on her by the
state.
Lemon scent: Eva Grubinger`s large lemon cone involve the spectator into
the dialectical game of the creation of meaning. Christoph Hinterhuber`s
curtain or the clothes by Suzy G=F3mez are allegory and basic commodity.
Like a veil, they can signify utmost intimacy but also excessive
triviality. Vases on oriental rugs tell of the secrets of the soul. Leo
Copers sets up oversize vases. The mass-produced rugs by Lori Hersberger
unroll a heightened emotionalization. Sabina Baumann visualizes the urge
for completion by the trickling of coloured water between two ponds.
Ebru Özse=E7en and
Mona Hatoum develop basic forms of physical and psychological
consciousness, at whose limits emerge Christa Näher`s double beings
(centaurs).
Precious artefacts from Persia and Turkey, which are kept at the
collection of the Museum of Applied Arts in Vienna, call to mind a
former way of life, which has influenced the occidental longing for the
Orient for centuries. In this context, Fariba Hajamadi shows that the
actual confrontation of cultural meaning takes place in the exhibition
space.
Stephan Huber`s fragile walls made from tool boxes and the loose grids
on the paintings of Philip Taaffe lure the visitors into a secret
garden, to James Lee Byars` letters with promises of perfection. The
oriental culture knows 99 names for light, which are but a preparation
for the encompassing and unique name. As well the art either from the
West or the East develops its richness and concepts from an absent and
general sense. Guillaume Bijl presents a collection of polling booths as
well as an installation of rugs. From scientific and musical intuition,
Helmut Schober focuses a bright beam on the surface of the screen. In
the east of the exhibition hall, Saam Schlamminger shows a documentary
film with drum sounds. In the west is heared a remix by DJ Sidney Stucki
in Fabrice Gygi`s sportive mosque room installation Menn =CB=EFnaiya =96 =
I
could tear out my eyes for you.
Hubert Salden
Curator
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An die Medien
Ausstellung
EX LUX
Der Orient als ornamentale Ordnung
Sabina Baumann, Zürich / Guillaume Bijl, Antwerpen / James Lee Byars,
Detroit-Kairo / Leo Copers, Gent / Parastou Forouhar, Teheran-Frankfurt
/ Susy G=F3mez, Barcelona / Eva Grubinger, Salzburg / Fabrice Gygi, Genf =
/
Fariba Hajamadi, Esfahan-New York / Mona Hatoum, Beirut-London / Lori
Hersberger, Basel / John Hilliard, London / Christoph Hinterhuber,
Innsbruck / Stephan Huber, München / Christa Näher, Köln / Ebru Ö=
zse=E7en,
=CDzmir-Amsterdam / Saam Schlamminger, Istanbul-München / Helmut Schobe=
r,
Mailand / Philip Taaffe, New York
Persische Schätze aus dem MAK Wien
Eröffnung: Samstag, 1. Juli 2000, 19.00
Ausstellungsdauer: 2. Juli =96 24. September 2000
Öffnungszeiten: Mo, Mi > 14 =96 18 Uhr / Do, So > 11 =96 20 Uhr /=
Fr, Sa > 11 =96 23 Uhr
montags Eintritt frei
Ex Oriente Lux, im Osten steigt das Licht auf. Die orientalischen und
westlichen Kulturen siedeln Tür an Tür. Bilder aus dem jeweils andere=
n
Kulturkreis erfahren eine Umwertung. Der westlichen Technologie und
deren funktionale Interessen setzt der Orient entgegen, dass sich Kunst
nicht im Konsum von Dekor oder Unterhaltung erschöpft, sondern um
Aspekte, wie dem der Schönheit und der gesellschaftlichen Relevanz,
bereichert. Schönheit - als Denkstrategie nicht ohne Ironie - hat ihren=
Bezug zu demokratischen Zielsetzungen. Der Begriff Lux ist mehr als der
westliche Markennamen für eine Seife oder Glühbirne. Luxus im Sinne d=
er
Fülle ist ein identitätsstiftender Faktor der Gesellschaft und verhä=
lt
sich kritisch gegenüber Sparideologien.
Die Ausstellung EX LUX nimmt den Einfluss des Orientalischen auf den
westeuropäischen Alltag zum Anlass, um den Prozess der Umwertung von
Bildern aus einer anderen Kultur darzustellen. Es werden Werke von
KünstlerInnen gezeigt, die in den Kulturen des Iran, Libanon und der
Türkei aufgewachsen sind. Dazu gesellen sich Arbeiten von westlichen
Kunstschaffenden. Es sind das anerkennende Nebeneinander, die
Beeinflussung der Kulturen und die daraus entstandenen Mischformen,
welche die Struktur der Ausstellung bilden. Die vorgestellten
=C4sthetik-Konzepte, die ursprünglich dem jeweiligen Kulturkreis
hervorgegangen sind, reflektieren diesen Umstand.
Der Orient als ornamentale Ordnung - das gleichwertige und dennoch
akzentuierende Ornament hat eine elementare psychische Wirkung und kann
politische Bedeutung annehmen: Parastou Forouhar greift es auf, um
soziale und architektonische Strukturen neu zu verknüpfen. Aus dem
Zwischenbereich von Schrift und Ornament kalligraphiert sie ein Forum.
Sie trägt das Drama der Ermordung ihrer Eltern in die Öffentlichkeit
zurück und durchbricht das vom Staat auferlegte Schweigen.
Zitronenduft: Eva Grubingers Kegel aus Zitronen involviert den
Betrachter in das dialektische Spiel der Erzeugung von Bedeutung.
Christoph Hinterhubers Vorhang oder die Kleidungsstücke von Suzy G=F3me=
z
sind Bild und Gebrauchsgegenstand zugleich. Wie der Schleier können sie=
äu=DFerste Intimität aber auch banale Alltäglichkeit bedeuten. Vase=
n auf
orientalischen Teppichen erzählen von den Geheimnissen der Seele. Leo
Copers stellt überdimensionale Vasen auf. Eine gesteigerte
Emotionalisierung entrollt sich auch mit den industriell gefertigten
Teppichen von Lori Hersberger. Durch das Hinübersickern farbigen Wasser=
s
von einem Teich in den anderen verdeutlicht Sabina Baumann den Drang
nach Vervollständigung. Ebru Özse=E7en und Mona Hatoum entwickeln
Grundformen des körperlich-psychischen Bewusstseins, an dessen
Grenzlinien Christa Nähers Doppelwesen (Zentauren) entstehen.
Kostbare Gegenstände aus Persien und der Türkei, die in der Sammlung =
des Österreichischen Museums für Angewandte Kunst in Wien bewahrt werden,=
erinnern an eine vergangene Lebensart, welche die Orientsehnsucht
Europas jahrhundertelang geprägt hat. In diesem Zusammenhang macht
Fariba Hajamadi den Ausstellungsort als den eigentlichen Schauplatz der
Auseinandersetzung über kulturelle Bedeutung deutlich.
Stephan Hubers filigrane Wand aus Werkzeugkästen, die losen Gitterformen
auf den Tafelbildern von Philip Taaffe ziehen die Besucher in einen
geheimen Garten, zu James Lee Byars Briefen mit dem Versprechen der
Vollkommenheit. Die orientalische Kultur kennt 99 Namen für das Licht,
die alle nur vorbereiten auf den einzigen und umfassenden Namen. Auch
die Kunst, ob westlicher oder östlicher Prägung, entfaltet ihren
Reichtum und ihre Konzepte um einen abwesenden und umfassenden Sinn. In
diesem Zusammenhang inszeniert John Hilliard die Bedeutung des Lichts
für die Entstehung von Bildern. Guillaume Bijl präsentiert eine Sammlung
von Wahlkabinen gemeinsam mit einer Teppichinstallation. Aus der
naturwissenschaftlichen und musikalischen Eingebung heraus fokussiert
Helmut Schober einen hellen Strahl auf die Leinwandoberfläche. Von Saam=
Schlamminger stammen Dokumentaraufnahmen mit Trommelklängen aus dem
Orient. Im Westen der Ausstellungshalle tönt der Remix von DJ Sidney
Stucki in dem sportlichen Moschee-Raum vom Fabrice Gygi: Menn =CB=EFnaiya,
Nach Dir weine ich mir die Augen aus.
Dr. Hubert Salden
Kurator
--
Kunsthalle Tirol
Autobahnauffahrt Hall Mitte
6060 Hall in Tirol, Austria
T +43 5223 523 220
F +43 5223 523 229
info@kunsthalle-tirol.at
http://www.kunsthalle-tirol.at
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Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2000 12:17:05 -0400
Subject: AUDIOPHFILE v.5.0
From: "NOMADS" <nomads@nomadnet.org>
AUDIOPHFILE v.5.0
http://www.nomadnet.org/audiophf.html
AUDIOPHFILE v.5.0, a bimonthly sonic art exhibition
organized by NOMADS, is now on-line at
<http://www.nomadnet.org/audiophfile5/>
v.5.0 features work by subspace (Buffalo, NY) and Michael Mersky (Mt. Airy,
Maryland).
Michael Mersky is a new media artist whose work is a meditation on tyranny.
AUDIOPHFILE v.5.0 features Mersky's "Ambient 1 s", "Ambient 2 s", "Ambient 3
s" & "Ambient 4 m".
Subspace is the work of one humanoid (Jonathan Hughes) and lots of faithful
machines. His contribution to AUDIOPHFILE, "Fluid: environmental sound
modules one through ten", features two sets of tracks which have been
formulated so they work either on their own or in unison. Any two tracks
from either set simultaneously can be played simultaneously to create hybrid
tracks. All tracks contain minimal rhythmic elements and are related in key,
so any track from one set can be successfully combined with any track from
the other set (although you may find some combinations more pleasant than
others).
AUDIOPHFILE requires the Flash 4.0 player and a java-enabled browser. As
always, we recommend the use of headphones or speakers for the best
listening experience.
AUDIOPHFILE is funded, in part, by the DC Commission on the Arts and
Humanities and the National Endowment for the Arts.
--
Laura McGough
Co-Director, NOMADS
www.nomadnet.org
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Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2000 19:06:33 +0100
From: Kalina Bunevska <kalina@scca.org.mk>
Subject: Auction
The Contemporary Arts Center-Skopje
invites you to attend
THE FIRST INTERNET AUCTION SITE OF MACEDONIAN CONTEMPORARY
FINE ARTS
http://www.auctions.com.mk
The auction starts today, 27.06.2000 at 9PM
for more information please contact:
kalina@scca.org.mk
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Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2000 18:21:19 +0200
From: honor harger <honor@va.com.au>
Subject: Tate celebrate the launch of online art programme
TATE LAUNCHES ONLINE ART PROGRAMME
Tonight, Tate celebrate the launch of commisioned works by:
Harwood@mongrel
&
Simon Patterson
Tuesday 27 June 2000, 18.30 (BST)
http://www.tate.org.uk
The first web art project commissioned by Tate is online. Uncomfortable
Proximity by Harwood@Mongrel takes the format of
an alternative version of the Tate website. The second commission, Le Match
des couleurs, is a sound and image work by Simon Patterson which will go
online on 12 July. Both can be visited at http://www.tate.org.uk and will
be online until 30 June 2001.
Uncomfortable Proximity has the appearance of the Tate website in design and
layout and has parallel subsections. However, new images have been inserted
and texts have been altered to offer an alternative, often witty or
challenging, history of Tate and the Tate Collection. In this work the
artist collages together his personal responses to the Collection and
reflections on the history of the Tate Britain site. The work is launched in
a separate window which sits behind the Tate website, emphasising its
parallel position.
Le Match des couleurs features a recording of Radio France 1's football
commentator Eugène Sacomano, reading the football results of all the teams
who have ever played in the French Football League. He goes on to give each
team a colour value based on the Hexadecimal Equivalent colour system used
on the internet. Le Match des couleurs is based on Patterson's earlier sound
work Color Match 1997, in which BBC results announcer Tim Gudgin reads a
list of English football teams and a text based on the code numbers of
Pantone Colors* - an international colour standard used by printers and
designers. In Color Match, Patterson wanted to 'create a continuous visual
spectrum by aural means alone'. This new work restores the visual component
by putting the colours on screen.
Harwood (founding member of Mongrel with Yokokoji, Pierre-Davis and Mervin
Jarman), born 1960, has been making interactive and digital works since the
late 1980s, both as an artist and educationalist. Mongrel recently won the
Clarks Digital Bursary and the Imaginaria Award, and has been included in
numerous international exhibitions featuring new media and was recently
included in the Net Condition exhibition at ZKM in Karslruhe.
Simon Patterson, born 1967, has been exhibiting since the late 1980s. In his
best known work, The Great Bear 1992 he removed the names of stations from
the London Underground map and inserted new names including those of movie
stars, saints, philosophers and other well-known personalities. Patterson's
'sly substitutions' break down the rigidity of fixed systems and known
truths, expanding the world of alternate possibilities. He was shortlisted
for the Turner Prize in 1996 and has recently shown at Project 70 at the
Museum of Modern Art, New York.
The Tate website has grown to be amongst the most successful of museum sites
in the world, with access now being taken up from more than 140 countries.
Sixty-six million hits were recorded during 1999 and in May alone this year
over twenty-two million hits were registered.
Alongside these new works, Tate has commissioned critical texts online from
the writer Matthew Fuller. Shake Editions recently published his book, ATM.
For further press information please contact:
Nadine Thompson/Ben Luke
Tate Press Office
Millbank
SW1 London, UK
Call: 44 (0) 20 7887 8730/1/32
Fax: 44 (0) 20 7887 8729
e-mail nadine.thompson@tate.org.uk or
ben.luke@tate.org.uk
http://www.tate.org.uk
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<london + amsterdam>
_______________.play
mob. +31 6 25003174
honor@va.com.au
http://www.radioqualia.net
_______________.work
ph: + 44 (0) 20 74015066
honor.harger@tate.org.uk
http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/
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Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2000 18:42:42 +0100
From: stanza <stanza@sublime.net>
Subject: invitation
Hi,
invitation to take part.....
Invitation to :artists, multimedia developers, digital musicians,
visual artists and creative programmers.
This material is for
Internet website www.soundtoys.net
a cdrom containing interactive multimedia soundworks
Soundtoys is a new resource and fun site. The site features sound
toys and multimedia experiments. The internet net has seen an
explosion in new media and the marriage of the audio to visual. This
site explores the parameters of this new mediaworld. This is a new
site and is still in development. We are looking for artists,
musicians who may want to contribute sound toys, and texts. As well
as exposure through this website the work will be promoted worldwide
at festivals and cdrom.
Soundtoys can exist as art toys, games, generative music,
interactive environments, shockwave, etcs.
To submit :-
proposals could include
interactive music - generative music - sound manipulation works -
visual art pieces - dedicated toys
Soundtoy's want to know when the work was created, who made it , any
technical details, contact details, etc Send your shockwave files,
cdroms, info, texts, and pictures to :-
info@soundtoys.net
www.soundtoys.net
-------------------------------- Stanza -----------------------
TEL:(+44) 0171 737 1524
http://www.sublime.net (internet design, multimedia, ecommerce solutions)
http://www.stanza.co.uk (art and multimedia)
Shown at...
Macromedia's People Choice Award for Fine Art 1999
BIMA shorlist 1999
EMAF 1999
Seafair.1998
Proarte online 1997
DTI Innovation award 1997
http://www.proarte.com (Large art business site 2000 pages)
http://secure.venus.co.uk/proarte/index.html (e-commerce shop )
http://www.vicky-forrester.com (contemporary jeweller and ecommerce)
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Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2000 16:20:44 -0400
From: Sylvie Parent <courrier@ciac.ca>
Subject: 11th issue of CIAC's Electronic Magazine
****Advance apologies for multiple postings****
The 11th issue of CIAC's Electronic Magazine is now on line.
This edition focuses on Web 3D.
The contents of the Magazine include:
. A Feature article by Francine Dagenais: Beyond Six Degrees of Freedom
. An essay on The New Medium of Interactive Virtual Worlds by Mark
Rudolph in Perspective.
. Two Interviews: with Victoria Vesna about her work Bodies INC, with
Daniel Dion about his projects involving QTVR.
. Reviews of Web Projects by Zoe Beloff, Daniel Dion and Brad Todd, Mary
Flanagan, Oliver Hockenhull, Sheryl Kootenhayoo, Louise Lawler, David
Lilley, Nancy Paterson, David Tomas, Marek Walczak by Anne-Marie
Boisvert and Sylvie Parent.
. A Review of the colloquium Rhétoriques des nouvelles écritures
. An article by Virginie Pringuet in Spotlight entitled Online / In
situ/ On air, about The Frequency Clock and the Silophone projects, that
create links between physical space and cyberspace through
sound based creation.
Sylvie Parent
Editor
Magazine électronique du CIAC
http://www.ciac.ca
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Subject: Wiretap 6.07: Time-based Space
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 18:29:20 +0200
From: Andreas Broeckmann <abroeck@v2.nl>
Wiretap 6.07: Time-based Space
Date: Sunday July 9th, 2000, 14.00 - 17.00
(Doors open 13.00hrs)
Location: V2_, Eendrachtsstraat 10, Rotterdam
Entrance Fee: Fl. 7.50
Presentations by: Maja Kuzmanovic (HR/B), Lars Spuybroek/NOX (NL), Sabine
Schäfer (D)
Moderation: Andreas Broeckmann, V2_ (D/NL)
WT 6.07 deals with the relation of space in time: architecture as movement,
interactions between virtual and real spaces, the transformation of space
through sound.
Modern physics has forged a wide-spread understanding of the
interdependency of time and space. Space is not a given but is created in
time by the movement of bodies and sound waves. Space is an unstable,
time-based concept that has to be established by our perceptual and
cognitive apparatus through continuous looking, listening and moving. Thus
we construct our spatial environment through perception (especially seeing
and listening) and proprioception (the intuitive spatial 'knowledge' of
our body, for instance in eye-hand-coordination).
Digital technologies are particularly relevant in this context, because
they are themselves time-based and allow for a transformation and
representation of virtual objects and virtual structures in real-time. The
manipulation of space in time can be simulated and projected by digital
media, offering images and experiences of unexpected space-time
configurations.
Presentations
The insight into the interrelation between space and time has interesting
ramifications in the arts.
Digital artists and designers are developing interfaces which serve to
extend the human body into its virtual environment, allowing the body to
manipulate the surrounding space and its perception. Maja Kuzmanovic
presents an artistic research project in progress, T-Garden, which she is
developing together with the Californian art and research collective
Sponge. T-Garden is a responsive environment where visitors can put on
sound, dance with images and play with media together in a tangible way. As
visitors enter the performance, they can put on special clothing which is
embedded with wearable sensing devices as well as small audio speakers. The
actions and interactions between visitors then trigger polymorphous and
liquid sound and video textures which seem to turn the space into a
responsive organism.
Similarly, architects have come to rethink the relationship between human
behaviour and built space by conceiving an architecture that is not static
and fixed, but fluid and temporal. Lars Spuybroek of NOX Architects insists
that space must be conceived from the perspective of the moving body:
'Bodies try to transgress themselves in time, that is: connected to other
bodies, other rhythms, other actions. In this sense, you can really only
talk about 'space' as a result of an experiential body timing its actions.
Space is never a given.'
Music and sound art are fundamentally time-based and are therefore
particularly effective in spatial representation and manipulation. In the
project series TopoPhonien, the composer and sound artist Sabine Schäfer
researches the possibilities of a spatial sound art. Her installations and
performances deal with the construction of spaces through sound, building
on the inner 'architecture' of sound. In different collaborations with the
composer Joachim Krebs and the software developer Sukandar Kartadinata she
has created programmes for composing 'area-sound-movements' which define
virtual sound spaces within and against the built architecture. Sabine
Schäfer will be presenting her projects and will demonstrate the principles
of TopoPhonien in a live performance.
Participants
Maja Kuzmanovic (HR/B)
Nominated by MIT as one of the 100 'Young Innovators' of the past year, Maja
Kuzmanovic holds a Master of Arts in Interactive Multimedia and her
specialisation is Interactive Film and Storytelling. She is currently
director of the newly formed Foundation of Affordable Mysticism (FOAM, at
Starlab in Brussels), where she works with various art and technology
collectives and is exploring novel modes and resources of cultural
expression. She was involved in the development of the Design Technology
course at the Utrecht School of the Arts, where she taught the modules
'Wearable Computing' and 'Hybrid Architecture'. She previously worked as
Artist in Residence at CWI (Center for Mathematics and Computer Science) in
Amsterdam, and GMD (National Center for Information Technology) in Sankt
Augustin (Germany). She was specifically involved in projects concerning
Internet innovation and Virtual Reality technologies. She has participated
in high-level discussions about SMIL (Synchronized Multimedia Integration
Language),XML and WAP and has researched the possibilities of storytelling
in immersive Virtual Reality (CAVE).
Lars Spuybroek/NOX (NL)
Holds a degree in architecture from the Technical University Delft and is
co-founder of NOX: a design office that has produced videos, installations,
a magazine, texts and architecture. Lars Spuybroek has been editor of the
quarterly magazine Forum (1994-'97) and has lectured extensively in Holland
and abroad. In 1998 he was Visiting Associate Professor at Columbia
University, New York. By means of a genetic engineering, NOX tries to
generate a flexible architecture that nestles itself in the transitional
area of two worlds often thought of as parallel: the world of biological
organisms on the one hand, and that of the metallic and electronic fauna of
modern technologies on the other. NOX operates in the expanding twilight
zone of blurring and fluidity. Over the past few years, NOX realised a.o.
'Soft City', a television production for VPRO TV which was presented at
several international festivals such as Ars Electronica 94; H2O eXPO, a
waterpavilion for the Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Water
Management; 'SoftSite', an installation for DEAF 1996, presented on the Internet
and projected at the NAi, (Netherlands Architecture Institute), Wet Grid for
the exhibition Vision Machine (Musée des Beaux Arts, Nantes). In 1998 NOX
designed the V2_ MediaLab. Spuybroek's work is currently represented at the
architecture biennial of Venice (2000).
Sabine Schäfer (D)
Is free-lance sonic art composer and media artist. She studied composition
with Mathias Spahlinger and Wolfgang Rihm, and piano at the Hochschule für
Musik (Karlsruhe). She has developed numerous interdisciplinary art
projects with visual artists, writers, dancers and other musicians. She has
researched the artistic application of system-exclusive data at the Center
of Art and Media (ZKM, Karlsruhe), and computer-controlled pianos at the
Institute of Sonology (The Hague). Since 1992 she has been creating computer
controlled spatial sound installations and has staged multimedia
performances; she has also been producing radio plays on sonic art since
1994. In her walk-in sound environments, Sabine Schäfer often refers to the
architectural environment in which the works are staged. For ZKM
(Karlsruhe) she developed together with Sukandar Kartadinata "TopoPhonien"
(1994): an art project quering the spatialisation of sound. Sabine Schäfer
has been awarded the Acustica International award, and the Siemens Media Art
Prize. Her most recent project is 'Sonic Rooms' in collaboration with the
composer Joachim Krebs.
Bookmarks
Maja Kuzmanovic
http://www.cwi.nl/~maja
http://www.deepfoam.org
http:// www.deepfoam.org/sponge/tgarden.html
http://www.starlab.org
Lars Spuybroek
http://synworld.t0.or.at/level3/text_archive/testing_ground.htm
http://synworld.t0.or.at/level3/text_archive/strategy.htm
http://www.v2.nl/deaf/96
Sabine Schäfer
http://www.sabineschaefer.de
http://www.topophonien.de
http://www.swo.de/SabineJoachim
The Wiretap series is supported by: Cultural Affairs of the City of
Rotterdam; Rotterdam Art Foundation; Ministry of Education, Culture and
Science; Foundation Bevordering van Volkskracht; and Luna Internet. Wiretap
6.07 is organised in cooperation with the Goethe-Institut Rotterdam.
V2_Organisation
Eendrachtsstraat 10
NL-3012 XL Rotterdam
tel 0031-10-2067272
fax 0031-10-2067271
v2@v2.nl
http://www.v2.nl/wiretap
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From: "Ivo Skoric" <ivo@reporters.net>
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 13:21:59 -0400
Subject: (Fwd) [croatians] Waterpolo Croatia vs Yugoslavia
Croat and Yugoslav waterpolo team in the US - playing against
each other and against the US team.
------- Forwarded Message Follows -------
Waterpolo - Croatia vs Yugoslavia Saturday July 1 at 3pm in Los
Alamitos!
USA Water Polo National Aquatic Center
Los Alamitos Joint Forces Training Center
11200 Lexington Drive,
Los Alamitos, CA 90720
Also Croatia v. Team UPS (US Olympic hopefuls) Tuesday June 27th 6pm
Croatia v. USA (On NBC TV) Wednesday June 28th at 6pm
Croatia v. Italy Thursday June 29th at 7:15pm
Croatia v. Australia Friday June 30th at 7:15pm
plus Yugoslavia v. USA Friday June 30th at 8:30pm
Tickets $10...$6 with student ID.
Directions:
[FROM SAN PEDRO..]
North on S GAFFEY ST to 110 Fwy.
Take the 110 Fwy NORTH/47 Fwy NORTH ramp.
Take the 47 Fwy ramp towards VINCENT THOMAS BR/TERMINAL IS/LONG BEACH.
47 Fwy becomes N SEASIDE AVE/CA-47.
N SEASIDE AVE/CA-47 becomes W OCEAN BLVD/CA-47.
Take the ramp towards PORT OF LONG BEACH/DOWNTOWN.
Merge onto 710 FWY NORTH.
Take the 405/SAN DIEGO FWY exit towards SANTA MONICA/SAN DIEGO.
Merge onto 405 FWY SOUTH.
Take the 605 FWY NORTH exit.
Take the KATELLA AVE exit towards WILLOW ST.
Merge onto KATELLA AVE.
Turn RIGHT onto LEXINGTON DR.
[or longer but easier way from Pedro]
Take 110 FWY NORTH
Take the 405/SAN DIEGO FWY SOUTH.
Merge onto 405 FWY SOUTH.
Take the 605 FWY NORTH exit.
Take the KATELLA AVE exit towards WILLOW ST.
Merge onto KATELLA AVE.
Turn RIGHT onto LEXINGTON DR.
[FROM L.A. 110 FWY SOUTH]
110 FWY South
Take the 405/SAN DIEGO FWY SOUTH.
Merge onto 405 FWY SOUTH.
Take the 605 FWY NORTH exit.
Take the KATELLA AVE exit towards WILLOW ST.
Merge onto KATELLA AVE.
Turn RIGHT onto LEXINGTON DR.
Check out offical website for more info on tournament and directions.
http://www.ups-cup.com/
Bog
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From: Crisarc2000@cs.com
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 17:42:35 EDT
Subject: LIVE INTERACTIVE SOUND EVENT (((NOW!!!)))
ALTERNATIVE MUSEUM
http://alternativemuseum.org/tam_monitor
Live Webcast Events
-------------------------------------------------
LIVE! INTERACTIVE WEBCAST EVENT!
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28. 2000 (0000 - 2400 CET)
"DIALTONE" -by TAMAS SZAKAL(digital sound artist
from Germany)of CONTOUR.NET
DIALTONE is a net audio installation exposing the
physical and virtual space of the internet and
attempting to open this hybrid space for sounds
and noises by using simple telecomunication
instruments like telephones and answering
machines. This audio interface between telephone
network and the internet explores how interaction
and compression changes audio in a network. The
installation connects the venue to our
telecommunication network through sound and
vision.
3 answering machines recieve 3 minute sound
samples from all around the world. People
transmit audio tracks with simple telephones by
dialing one of the 3 "sound servers" and
uploading nioses, words, or music. The machines
are connected to an audio mixer and a to an
amplifier for performing and installing the audio
network live. Visitors in the venue mix the
uploaded samples and work with the content of the
system. 3 cameras capture the displays of the
answering machines which are
projected back into the space for a phisical and
for a virtual audience - live at the gallery
(pavillon crescendo / Leipzig) and on
http://contour.net/dialtone/
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Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 18:23:16 -0400
From: Alice Smits <113163.120@compuserve.com>
Subject: press release Hotel New York July 2
HOTEL NEW YORK
P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center Gallery 205
Sunday July 2 Hotel New York presents work by The Danger of Consorting
Species entitled "Private Study in Vexations".
Erik Satie's infamous one page piano piece "Vexations" which requests that
it be played 843 times will be offset by the text of the German alchemist
and physician Paracelsus, "Book Of Vexations", which inspired it. Satie's
'musique d'ameublement' (furniture music) will be performed by alternating
pianists while Paracelsus' writing infiltrates the room in a different way,
silent and graphic. The experience of vexation in the obsessive chords of
Satie and the hermetic language of Paracelsus manifests itself in an
intricate series of abandoned operations. The hotel room, usually a space
of continous change, is momentarily suspended in time.
The Danger of Consorting Species is a collective endeavor interested in
exploring the relationship of music and text, and what occurs between them.
_________________________
Hotel New York is an initiative of the Dutch artist Jeanne van Heeswijk,
that marked her participation in the International Studio Program 1998/99
at PS1. Jeanne has passed the torch to Alice Smits to organize Hotel New
York 2000.
Gallery 205 at PS1 is transformed into a replica of a hotelroom of Hotel
New York in Rotterdam, located in the former head office of the
Holland-America line. The studio is called the Willem de Kooning Room, in
memory of Willem de Kooning who left Rotterdam as a stowaway on board of
the Holland-America line to New York.
With Hotel New York PS1 a cultural line to New York is created. Hotel New
York functions as a working and showing space for artists, performers,
filmmakers and curators. During the year Alice Smits will invite guests to
stay, work and present projects, performances, and lectures to the public.
As a hotelroom, Hotel New York echoes the history of travel and thus
reflects the migration and nomadic movements of the contemporary art world.
While artists and curators travel all over the world, the hotel room is
where it all happens. Hotel New York is a space for live events focusing on
artists projects that emphasis interdisciplinarity and public interaction.
In the intimate situation of a living space, Hotel New York offers an
interesting context for making and presenting such projects within the
contemporary art museum.
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From: "geert lovink" <geert@xs4all.nl>
Subject: Libertarians against intellectual property rights
Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2000 02:26:50 +1000
Fw:
> I am against intellectual property rights and I defend that stance
> from what I see as libertarian principles, even though I am not a
> fanatic libertarian. I might come back and write something about it
> but in the mean-time I can give you a couple of links
>
> The Libertarian Case
> Against Intellectual Property Rights
>
> by Roderick T. Long
>
> http://www.freenation.org/fnf/a/f31l1.html
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From: "." <nav0243@iperbole.bologna.it>
Subject: Dalla diserzione della cultura alla corporeità insurrezionale
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 18:34:56 +0200
Sabato 1=B0 luglio dalle ore 14 a Villa Serena di Bologna si terr=E0 un =
incontro sull'opera di Giorgio Cesarano. Interverranno:
- Jacques Camatte (in francese)
Fondatore e direttore dal 1968 della rivista "Invariance". In italiano =
sono stati pubblicati diversi libri tra cui La mistificazione =
democratica, La Vecchia Talpa, 1974; Comunit=E0 e comunismo in Russia, =
Jaca Book, 1975; Il capitale totale, Dedalo, 1976; Verso la comunit=E0 =
umana, Jaca Book, 1978; Il disvelamento, La Pietra, 1978; Comunit=E0 e =
divenire, Gemeinwesen, 2000; Dialogando con la vita, Colibr=EC, 2000 (in =
preparazione).
- Piero Coppo pierocop@tin.it
Neuropsichiatra e psicoterapeuta, ha fatto parte del gruppo Ludd - =
Consigli Proletari. Ha scritto, oltre a numerosi articoli su riviste =
scientifiche italiane ed estere, Psicopatologia del non vissuto =
quotidiano. Appunti per il superamento della psicologia e per la =
realizzazione della salute, Varani, 1980; Guaritori di Follia. Storie =
dell'altopiano dogon, Boringhieri, 1994; Etnopsichiatria, il Saggiatore, =
1996; Passaggi. Elementi di critica dell'antropologia occidentale, =
Colibr=EC, 1998. Attualmente lavora sui dispositivi di trance di gruppo =
in Italia e all'estero.
- Joe Fallisi flespa@tiscalinet.it
Ha partecipato all'esperienza di Ludd - Consigli Proletari ed =E8 stato =
uno tra i fondatori dell'Accademia dei Testardi. Ha collaborato alla =
rivista Maelstrom. Autore assieme a Cesarano, Gianoberto Gallieri ed =
Eddie Ginosa di Tattica e strategia del capitalismo avanzato nelle sue =
linee di tendenza (1969) e con Cesarano e Coppo del pamphlet Cronaca di =
un ballo mascherato (1974, rist. Varani 1983). Ha scritto Dialogo tra =
due amici che non dimenticano (Nuova Ipazia 1990) e curato la =
pubblicazione di Indirizzo a tutti coloro che non vogliono gestire le =
nocivit=E0 ma sopprimerle (Nuova Ipazia 1991).
- Mario Lippolis nerezina@libero.it
Ha partecipato a Ludd - Consigli Proletari e al gruppo informale =
Accademia dei Testardi. Ha partecipato ai tre numeri della rivista =
Maelstrom (1984-87). Ha scritto e pubblicato Ben venga maggio e 'l =
gonfalon selvaggio (1987), Dizionarietto ad uso dei comitati di base =
della scuola (1988), L'immaterialismo scientifico (1993), De Rerum =
Natura (1995). Ha curato la raccolta completa dell'Internazionale =
situazionista per Nautilus.
- Renato Varani r.varani@libero.it
Tra i principali editori della... sovversione in Italia. Ha pubblicato =
testi fondamentali della corrente comunista radicale negli ultimi =
venticinque anni. Da sempre =E8 renitente a ogni ideologia.
- Paolo Ranieri pkrainer@tiscalinet.it
Bestemmiatore gastrosofo ha partecipato alle esperienze di Ludd - =
Consigli Proletari, Comontismo e Accademia dei Testardi. Ha scritto con =
Claudio Albertani e Massimo Boldrini E vennero come il vento, Roberto =
Massari, 1997.
e, naturalmente, chiunque lo voglia.
Giorgio Cesarano (1928-1975) ha pubblicato le raccolte di poesie L'erba =
bianca (pref. di Franco Fortini), La pura verit=E0, La tartaruga di =
Jastov, Romanzi naturali; gli sceneggiati televisivi Il mestiere di =
vincere, I Nicotera (con Luciano Bianciardi), Con rabbia e con dolore, =
La carriera (con Giovanni Raboni); il romanzo I giorni del dissenso =
sugli scontri di Milano e il dramma politico Il soggetto, sulla morte di =
Che Guevara.
Nel 1969, assieme a Joe Fallisi, Eddie Ginosa e altri forma il nucleo =
milanese del gruppo "Ludd - Consigli Proletari". Immediata comprensione =
e denuncia della matrice e degli scopi della strage di Piazza Fontana =
nel volantino Bombe, sangue, capitale. Con Joe Fallisi, Gianoberto =
Gallieri e Eddie Ginosa scrive Tattica e strategia del capitalismo =
avanzato nelle sue linee di tendenza. Incontro-convivenza a Pieve di =
Compito (LU) con Riccardo d'Este che si conclude senza rancori. Comincia =
la stesura di Per la critica dell'utopia capitalista, che sarebbe =
divenuta poi l'incompiuta Critica dell'utopia capitale. Nel 1973 compare =
Apocalisse e rivoluzione, firmato con Gianni Collu, e l'anno seguente il =
Manuale di sopravvivenza. Con Piero Coppo e Fallisi scrive il pamphlet =
Cronaca di un ballo mascherato. Nel 1975 scrive Provocazione per =
presentare il nucleo omonimo. Si suicida sparandosi al cuore.
Per informazioni:
Villa Serena
via della Barca 1 - Bologna
Autobus 14, fermata Ghisello
Tel. 051-6152598
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Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 15:58:37 -0700 (PDT)
From: dr wooo <vornman@excite.com>
Subject: Nike HackFwd: [melb2000-announce]
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> To: melb2000-announce@egroups.com
> Message-ID: <8j2goo+91cl@eGroups.com>
> From: greg@askfol.com
> Date: Sat, 24 Jun 2000 14:31:52 -0000
> Subject: [melb2000-announce] Nike Hack
>
> This link relates to the Nike Hack,
>
http://shameonnike.askfol.com
>
> I though some of you might be interested and might assist in
> spreading the message.
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From: "geert lovink" <geert@xs4all.nl>
Subject: Fw: NATOarts: A Retrospective
Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2000 21:41:44 +1000
----- Original Message -----
from: Peter Rom <rom@natoarts.com>
sent: Thursday, June 29, 2000 9:26 PM
subject: NATOarts: A Retrospective
> 29 June, 2000
>
> The NATOarts board of directors is pleased to announce the opening of
> NATOarts: A Retrospective, an exhibition of works of art commissioned by
> NATOarts since 1999. From 14 September to 14 November, 2000, NATOarts: A
> Retrospective will be on view at the NATOarts exhibition facility at 6
> Hubert Street, in downtown Manhattan.
>
> Works of art to be included in the retrospective may be viewed on the
> internet at http://www.natoarts.com.
>
> NATOarts is an international arts organization which seeks to promote
> global security and stability through the exhibition of works of conceptual
> art. It is governed by a nineteen-member board of directors, with
> representation from each of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization member
> states.
>
> NATOarts was founded on 4 April 1999, by unanimous motion of the North
> Atlantic Council, on NATO's fiftieth anniversary (NAC 79:5C, Article
> three). As an organization operating under article twenty-three of the
> United Nations 1971 Oslo accords, NATOarts is not affiliated with any
> sovereign state, but instead is governed by a board of directors subject to
> international law.
>
> For more information, please contact Peter Rom, director of communications.
> (rom@natoarts.com)
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Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2000 09:54:32 +0200
From: olia lialina <olialia@teleportacia.org>
Subject: ACTIVE LINK One afternoon conference
If you are in Stuttgart today
welcome
olia
ACTIVE LINK
One afternoon conference
June 29th 2000
Merz Akademie, Stuttgart
starting at 17.00 MEST
LINK is a connection from one information object to another.
The original purpose of the LINK was: keeping kopies up to
date, saving filesystem capacity through avoiding redundant files, being
a placeholder for data stored somwhere else.
Today LINK is the essence of the web: connecting different sites on
different locations with each other - in a decentralized, rhizomatic
structure. LINKING is not only building a connection, but relations. To
make LINKS can mean: collecting information, making art or doing
business, surveing or surviving.
ACTIVE LINK is a link at the very moment, when it is selected or when
you click on it. It's short moment, but the most interesting of all.
LINKS have to be active in order to make a system working and it's
efforts making sense. Networking environments consist of LINKS, in
order to enrich, enlarge and faciliate the users activities.
LINKING means to share ressources and to use them commonly. This is the
pre-condition for any social activity on the net.
What a LINK can be? What an active ACTIVE LINK can perform? These are
the questions we find important in june 2000.
ALINK is a first event organized by Networking group students of Merz
Akademie, Stuttgart
ALINK will happen once a year in the end of summer semester.
ALINK will cover hot, vital, curious and forgotten subject.
ALINK can grow, change and dissapear. ALINK can be moved and renamed.
ALINK=#ff0000
Concept: Olia Lialina
Organization: Networking group
web/print: T.Hohmann, B.Klott, M.Zevallos
Speakers: Amy Alexander (special guest, Los Angeles), Dragan
Espenschied, Alvar Freude, Michael Gollmer, Dr.Reinhold Grether (special
guest, Konstanz), Kerstin Guenther, Dirk Weyhoven
http://student.merz-akademie.de/alink
sp_ol@merz-akademie.de
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Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2000 13:25:21 +0200
From: Station Rose <gunafa@well.com>
Subject: Webcast 113: Anti-Stoerung
STATION ROSE STRreaming-Fahrplan update :
dear Gunafa Netizen,
before we set the controls for summer-pause-mode, - dont panic we are still
here-, we will stream a live jam session this thursday directly to your
very harddrives, like a cold summer breeze.
NetSTReams - Webcast 113 at <http://www.stationrose.com>
---> Webcast 113, today THU/29.6.00, 9pm CET: Die Anti-Stoerung
* Die Anti-Stoerung. (anti-distortion)
A focal point in the visual art of Station Rose 2000.
We develop that right now. When a few years ago our videos were distorted,
we got in trouble.
The artscene didnt like that at all. But as you know, distortion arrived at
TV-commercials as a chic element for advertisers (to demonstrate they know
what is hip ;-). So forget distortion.
* Performance - always a Schwerpunkt including "Posing in Cyberspace".
great in that little streaming window. Blow it up full screen, and it looks
even better & bigger.
* No Fucking Games - we are not gamblers & not brokers either.
* Francoise Hardy & Jacques Dutronc -
the brandnew single called "puisque vouz partez en voyage". Brought from a
short trip over the borders to France, one of the most beautiful
areas in Europe, and just 2 hours away from Frankfurt.
* as we are getting deeper & deeper in the production of our new book,
chansons are a good relaxation in contrast to the ascii text world.
* due to social local obligations, we have to go to a vernissage, we cannot
stream this friday. We are back next week.
_____________________________________________________
Station Rose Info:
STReaming a la Station Rose, started in January 1999, blends performance,
lecture (STR in conversation with guests in the studio) and multimedia jam
sessions into a unique form of Net Art. 112 webcasts have taken place so
far. Main topics in the program of Station Rose webcasts are live-sessions
in realtime, where sounds&visuals are streamed from the studio into the
net. Acoustic highlights during this session are published on vinyl:
"live@home3", incl. remix by Move D, has been be released 22.6/00. Label:
gunafa,
distribution: neuton. Cooperations with Crippled Dick Hot Wax, berlin &
International Deejay Gigolo Records, munich, as well as Move D/source
records.
The actual "STReaming_Gunafa_Schedule" & the live-dates can be found at
http://www.stationrose.com.
"Cyberspace is Our Land!"
stay with us
station rose 6-2000
;-)
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