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From: monika fleischmann <fleischmann@gmd.de>
Subject: WRO2000@KULTURA_mediation/medialization_congress
From: Andy Dawson <andy@metapod.com>
Subject: Media Release: b.tv festival.
From: lfoundation
Subject: lfoundation.org - PIECE 5 - klak- Zb #3 - LUXUS8DAYS
From: mollybh@netspace.net.au
Subject: International Buy Nothing Day
From: Centre pour l'Image Contemporaine <promo@sgg.ch>
Subject: Version_2ooo
From: info@radioprotesta.net
Subject: Protesta News 22-11-00
From: Station Rose <gunafa@well.com>
Subject: Webcast 127
From: isea <isea@isea.qc.ca>
Subject: ISEA2000-PROGRAM AND REGISTRATION
From: Anne Nigten <anne@v2.nl>
Subject: DataCloud by ArchiNed and V2_Lab winner National Millennium
Competition
From: Andrei Siclodi / Kunsthalle Tirol <siclodi@kunsthalle-tirol.at>
Subject: please support the Kunsthalle Tirol!
Date: Thu, 23 Nov 2000 11:18:03 +0100
From: monika fleischmann <fleischmann@gmd.de>
Subject: WRO2000@KULTURA_mediation/medialization_congress
WRO2000@kultura --- Mediation/Medialization Congress
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November 29th - December 3rd, 2000
Wroclaw, Poland
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November 29th, National Museum and Museum of Wroclaw University
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4:00 PM - National Museum
Opening with a tour of the media exhibition
5:30 PM Wroclaw University- Leopoldin Hall
Inauguration
after the opening tour of the "Meridian 17th" international
exhibition of media installations in Mathematical Tower
8:00 PM ñ 9:30 PM Leopoldin Hall
Phill Niblock (USA) - Music and Images, concert
9:00 PM Tower "End of the Century"
Club Events
VJ Jun Sogabe (Japan), Blazej Dzieduszycki (Poland), Michal Litwiniec
(Poland)
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November 30th - Oratorium Marianum of Wroclaw University
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9:30 AM ñ 2:00 PM, Chairperson - Adam Chmielewski
Roy Ascott (U.K.) Beyond the Digital Divide
Edward Shanken (USA) Tele-Agency: Telematics, Telerobotics and the Art of
Meaning
Marek Holynski (Poland) Precursors and Victims
Jaron Lanier (USA) Why art will start to make more sense in the future
- Q&A session and discussion
3:30 PM ñ 7:30 PM, Chairperson - Timothy Druckrey
Herbert W. Franke (Austria/Germany) Science Art
Yoshiyuki Abe (Japan) Two or three things I know about Digital Art...
Franz Fischnaller (Italy) Virtual Realism
Nina Czegledy (Hungary/Canada) Digitized/Mediated Bodies - Virtual
Spectacles
- Q&A session and discussion
7:30 PM ñ 9:00 PM
Wired Body/Mediated body, video program, curated by Nina Czegledy
(Peter Campus, Joan Jonas, Judith Doyle, Barbara Konopka, Sue Rynard,
Jennifer McCoy-Bozik, Bjoern Melhus, Piotr Wyrzykowski, Francesca da Rimini
& Josephine Starrs, Natalia Borisova, Chantelle Tucker, Diane Nerwen,
Justine Cooper)
9:30 PM Tower "End of the Century"
Club Events
AGD (Poland), ELWRO (Poland)
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December 1st, Oratorium Marianum of Wroclaw University
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9:30 AM ñ 2:00 PM, Chairperson - Marek Holynski
Ryszard W. Kluszczynski (Poland) Introduction to Hypermedial History of the
Twentieth Century Art
Andreas Broeckmann (Germany) Networked Co-operation- Trends in Media and Art
Practices
Warren Niesluchowski (USA) Rewind MM ´ ´ 00:00 ª ª MM Replay. Ars Nova in
the Years 0, 1000, and 2000
Keiji Nakamura (Japan) Some observations on so-called Media Art- From
curatorial experience
- Q&A session and discussion
3:30 PM ñ 8:00 PM, Chairperson - Kristine Stills
Monika Fleischmann (Germany) Mixed Identity- the Body and its Doppelgaenger
Derrick de Kerckhove (Canada) Screenology: Epistemology of audio-visual
media from photography to the Internet
Machiko Kusahara (Japan) Artists as Designers of Communication: The Role of
Media Artists in the Age of the Internet
Piotr Krajewski (Poland) Mediation/Medialization
Timothy Druckrey (USA) Strategizing Against Inevitability
- Q&A session and discussion
8:15 PMñ 8:45 PM
Stanis^Äaw Lem (Poland) ñ screening of recorded address for WRO2000 (video
and website)
9:30 PM Tower "End of the Century"
club events
VJ Jun Sogabe (Japan), DJ Patricia (Poland)
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December 2nd, Oratorium Marianum of Wroclaw University
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9:30 AM ñ 2:00 PM, Chairperson - Derrick de Kerckhove
Adam Chmielewski (Poland) Media and democracy; Remarks on the political
archeology of media
Gerfried Stocker (Austria) From Document to Event
Dominika Szope (Germany) Interactivity beyond the local horizon
Wolfgang Strauss (Germany) Interfacing Mixed Reality
- Q&A session and discussion
3:30 PM ñ 7:30 PM, Chairperson - Roy Ascott
Axel Wirths (Germany) Mediatecture. An Exhibition on the synergies of
electronic media and architecture
Olia Lialina (Russia) Web Art Versus Net Art
Kristine Stiles (USA) Dissociative Consciousness, Multidimensional
Awareness, and the Mediation of Art & Technology
Siegfried Zielinski (Germany) Arts and Apparatuses - Dramaturgies of
Differences
- Q&A session and discussion
8:00 PMñ 8:30 PM
JÛzef Robakowski (Poland) ñ Video-crash. Performance
9:30 PM Tower "End of the Century"
club events
VJ Peter Style and DJ Sienkiewicz (Poland)
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December 3rd, Oratorium Marianum and Leopoldin Hall of Wroclaw University
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10:30 AM ñ 2:00 PM, Chairperson - Siegfried Zielinski
Jill Scott (Australia/Germany) Interactive portraits for a transformed stage
Keisuke Oki (Japan) bodyfuture - Say ìgood byeî to the terrestrial body
Perry Hoberman (USA)
Q&A session and discussion
3:30 PM ñ 5:00 PM
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Wrap-up and closing remarks.
7.00 PMñ 9.00 PM (Leopoldin Hall)
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Jaron Lanier (USA) Concert for Virtual Instruments and Orchestra
performed by Jaron Lanier and Chamber Orchestra "Wratislavia"
conductor: Michal Nesterowicz
9.30 PM Tower "End of the Century"
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Closing Club Events
Joint Venture Sound System (Poland)
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WRO2000@kultura
An international exhibition,congress and artistic activities
devoted to changes in art, culture and everyday life in the
age of digital technology.
November 20th - December 10th, 2000
Wroclaw, Poland
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E-x-h-i-b-i-t-i-o-n 17th MERIDIAN
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The National Museum (Main Hall)
The Museum of Wroclaw University (Mathematical Tower, Banach Hall, Top
Floor)
Yoshiyuki Abe (Japan) & Igor Czerniawski (Poland)
-- Crossmodulation, installation 2000
Laurie Anderson (USA)
-- Handphone Table - Remembering Sound, installation, 1978
Studio Azzurro (Italy)
-- Dove va tutta 'sta gente, glass-diptych installation, 2000
Franz Fischnaller & F.A.B.R.I.cators (Italy)
-- Tracking the Net, installation, 1999
Herbert W. Franke (Austria/Germany)
-- 40 Jahre Computerkunst, computer graphics
Michelle Glaser (Australia)
-- Juvenate, CD-ROM, 2000
Perry Hoberman (USA)
-- Workaholic, installation, 2000
Kirsten Johannsen (Germany)
-- Glasen, video object, 1996
Robert Lisek (Poland)
-- Sspear, installation, 2000
Kylie Robertson (Australia)
-- Silent Passages, CD-ROM, 2000
Miroslaw Rogala (Poland/USA)
-- Virtual Sketches
# 1: "One Speech / One Language"
# 2: "China Wall"
Paul Sermon (U.K.)
-- Telematic Dreaming, installation 1993-2000
Jill Scott (Australia/Germany)
-- Digital Body Automata, CD-ROM installation, 1997
Jeffrey Shaw (Australia/Germany)
-- Place Ruhr, panoramic installation, 2000
Piotr Wyrzykowski (Poland)
-- Cyborg`s Sex Manual 1.1, installation - CD-ROM, 1999-2000
NIDA National Institute of Dramatic Art
-- Stagestruck, CD-ROM, Australia, 1999
Tanami Network (Australia)
-- Yanardilyi - Cockatoo Creek CD- ROM, 1998
A preview of the exhibition: November 20th at 7 p.m. - Mathematical Tower.
O-p-e-n-i-n-g- h-o-u-r-s:
THE NATIONAL MUSEUM, 5 Powstancow Warszawy Sq
Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat., Sun. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Thurs. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Closed on Mondays
Addmission: 6 zl regular, , 5 zl school/university students, 2 zl school
groups
Extended hours of opening during the Mediation/Medialization Congress
Nov. 28th from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Nov. 30th - Dec 3rd., from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
THE MUSEUM OF WROCLAW UNIVERSITY
1 Uniwersytecki Sq.
everyday except for Mondays: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Closed on Mondays Addmission: 10 zl regular, , 6 zl school/university
students, 3 zl school groups
hours of opening during the Mediation/Medialization Congress
Nov. 29th from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
official opening at 5.30 p.m. (invitations required)
Nov. 30th - Dec. 2nd from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Dec. 3rd from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Monika Fleischmann | Head of MARS - Exploratory Media Lab |
GMD - Institute for Media Communication | Schloss Birlinghoven |
D-53754 Sankt Augustin | Germany | email: fleischmann@gmd.de |
tel:x49-2241-14-2809/-2511 | assist:-2585 | fax:-2449 | mobile:01719751422 |
MARS - Media Arts & Research Studies: http://imk.gmd.de/mars
Communication of Art & Technology: http://netzspannung.org |
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Date: Thu, 23 Nov 2000 14:52:15 -0000
From: Andy Dawson <andy@metapod.com>
Subject: for the nettime announcements?
I've got something that should probably go in the regular announcements
email that nettime sends out:
Media Release: b.tv festival.
What: The uk's first celebration of the creative use and abuse of media
convergence.
Where: The National Centre for Popular Music.
When: Sheffield, Friday 1st December 2000.
Media convergence ( the coming together of computing, television and
telecommunications ) promises technical wonders for audiences and
producers alike. But, what are it's communication possibilities? Where are
the new forms of content? And what is it's creative potential?
b.tv focuses the creative possibilities of convergence media. Featuring
ground breaking ideas and work in: Interactive tv, Interactive gaming on
the net, digital film cinema and the net, streaming media: radio and
video, tv & net combinations, music and the net, mobile, wap & 3G video
phone art, the net & live performance.
The programme includes: Rudy de Belgeonne /Two Way tv, Stuart Nolan /
Oyster Partners, Tim Riches/Synergy / Evolution, Daniel Blackburn/
Caffeine / Rage, Matt Lock /test, Cath le Couteur /Shooting People, Marni
McArthur/Atom Films, Honor Harger and Adam Hyde / r a d I o q u a l i a/
tate modern, Tony Steyger / Big Brother Web site producer, Victoria
Mapplebeck / Director Smarthearts, Peter Day / Producer Smarthearts, Jess
Search / Channel 4, Charles Kriel / BBC Radio1 On-line, Fiona Raby/ RCA,
Lucy Kimbell/ NC Co, Susan Collins/ Slade, Terry Braun/ Braunarts, Bronac
Ferran/ACE, Fiona McKenzie/ BBC Imagineering, Lakshmi Hughes/ BBC On-line,
Antony Lilley / Magic Lantern, John Wyver / Illuminations, Anne McNeill /
Impressions Gallery, Kelli Dipple / Site Gallery, John McCormick / Company
in Space, V-I-P, Vincent Dance. Also convergence toys, games and limited
edition designer lingerie by Julia Gash.
For information phone : 0114 225 4615 / 6.
email : anything@bluedoor.u-net.com
b.tv is proudly presented by The Culture Company. The Culture Company
previously produced Photo 98: the UK Year of Photography and the Digital
Image. There is a very useful overview of convergence technologies and how
to use them on our website. Please go to: www.theculturecompany.co.uk and
hit the bastard tv button. b.tv is funded and sponsored by: The Arts
Council of England, The European Commission, The Royal Television Society,
Channel 4, Yorkshire Arts, The National Centre for Popular Music, TEST,
The Northern Media School, Sound Control. Thankyou.
" In Conversation " by Susan Collins is being presented by Chapter Arts
in Cardiff from the 17th of November to the 10th of December.
END
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Date: Thu, 23 Nov 2000 00:00:43 +0100
From: lfoundation
Subject: lfoundation.org - PIECE 5 - klak- Zb #3 - LUXUS8DAYS
During the luxus 8 days program Peter Luining (lfoundation) will show 8
net.pieces, each day one piece. Online and at the same time at LUXUS on:
november 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30 and december 3. Presentations at LUXUS
on above days from 13.00 - 17.00. The individual online pieces are only 24
hours available on the net.
Thursday November 23 (00:00 - 23:59 C.E.T) - Piece 5 - klak- Zb #3
http://www.luxus8days.nl/pieces/5
*note: to experience Piece 5 - klak- Zb #3 you need the latest version of
the macromedia shockwave plugin. This can be downloaded at:
http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave/download
LUXUS - INDEPENDENT ARTSPACE
Boekhorststraat 99
Den Haag
http://www.luxus8days.nl
email: weijer@xs4all.nl
tel. +31-70-3926637
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Date: Thu, 23 Nov 2000 13:13:51 +1100 (EST)
From: mollybh@netspace.net.au
Subject: International Buy Nothing Day
dear nettimers,
INTERNATIONAL BUY NOTHING DAY is November 24th
Look for actions in your city or create one yourself...
F**K Capitalism.
buy nothing
an aciton in honor of international
buy nothing day
Friday, November 24th, 12 noon
Union Square, San Frnacisco
Anarchy brought to you by the folks at RTS
rts_eastbay@yahoo.com
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This mail sent through IMP @ Netspace http://www.netspace.net.au/
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Date: Thu, 23 Nov 2000 19:58:50 +0100
From: Centre pour l'Image Contemporaine <promo@sgg.ch>
Subject: Version_2ooo
Version_2ooo
The Game / The Show : 1 city | 1 forum | 1 exhibition | films | images
| 2
gangs | the living and the dead | 4 enigmas | 18 places | 30 artists | 1
invasion | pixels | more games | Mission : Win !
in Geneva :
Exhibition Nov.4- Dec.17, 2000
Forum (symposium, open game night, videos and films) Nov. 3,4,5,6
http://www.centreimage.ch
http://www.version-2000.ch
Curator: Simon Lamuniere
ARTISTS: Stefan Altenburger, Mathieu Briand, Angela Bulloch, Henri
Burkard, Cercle Ramo Nash, Claude Closky, Mark Dean, Friendchip, Peter
Friedl, Masaki Fujihata, Kirsten Geisler, General Document, Herve
Graumann, Eva Grubinger, Daniela Gruninger, Fabrice Gygi, Invader, Miltos
Manetas, Julian Opie, Marco Poloni, Yves Netzhammer, Nathalie Novarina &
Marcel Croubalian, re-load, Frank Scurti, Monika Studer & Christoph van
der Berg, Uri Tzaig , Xavier Veilhan, Markus Wetzel, Johannes Wohnseifer,
Erwin Wurm
THE G.A.M.E. Win an ibook by collecting Dead and Alive cards
EXHIBITION TAKES PLACE: Centre pour l'Image Contemporaine, attitudes,
MAMCO, MIRE, Musee d'art et d'histoire, Centre d'art contemporain, Centre
de la Photographie , Fonds cantonal de decoration et d'art visuel, Fonds
Municipal d'Art Contemporain, Sounds Records, Cafe Oblomov, 2e Bureau.
Galeries: Analix Forever, Blancpainc Stepzinski Bouvier, Greene gallery
FORUM:
Saturday Nov. 4
Xavier Veilhan (F) artist
Anaïd Demir (F) critic, curator of Global Tekno, Avignon, 2000
Marc Göhring (CH) artist, computergame programmer
Mathieu Briand (F) artist
Michel Philippon (F/CH) architect. Founder of Pixiparc
Dr Olivier Michel, Polytechnik EPFL scientist
Laurent Wolf (CH) journalist (Le Temps)
Sunday Nov. 5
etoy (CH) www.etoy.com net activists
Hans Ulrich Obrist (CH), art crititc d1art and independant curator
Jodi (NL) www.jodi.org artists
Stefan Altenburger (CH), artist
Reinhard Storz (CH) www.xcult.ch
Christoph Blase (CH) www.blitzreview.com
Barbara Basting, journalist (Tages-Anzeiger, Frankfurter Allgemeine)
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Version_2ooo
Centre pour l'Image Contemporaine
5 rue du Temple, CH-1201 Geneva
T: (+41) 22 908 20 60
F: (+41) 22 908 20 01
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From: info@radioprotesta.net
Subject: Protesta News 22-11-00
Date: Wed, 22 Nov 2000 17:46:46 +0100
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______________________________________________________________________
alt.radio.clabecq.çacontinue...
www.multimania.com/protesta
Cette semaine, vu l'actualité, un dossier spécial clabecq, et un appel a
la mobilisation, vous trouverez tout cela un peu plus loin... veuillez
excuser le ton peut-être un peu trop "militant" du texte, mais dans la
précipitation, on a fait ce qu'on a pu... On vous rappelle que vous pouvez
toujours écouter plusieurs émissions sur le site... Allez on y va !
Rappelons-nous Clabecq^Å Acte 1 1996 : Les forges de Clabecq étaient
abandonnées par leurs propriétaires et mises en faillites. Cet événement
constitua le début d^Òun des plus grand conflit social de ces dernières
années. Il eut son point d^Òorgue le 2 février 97 avec la Marche
multicolore pour l^Òemploi qui réunit plus de 70.000 personnes à Clabecq.
Au mois de juillet 97, malgré tous les effets d^Òannonces sur le caractère
obsolète de l^Òusine, malgré tous les plans de fermeture de la Région
walonne, les Forges de Clabecq réouvrent leurs portes. Cette victoire a
été obtenue grâce à une lutte exemplaire pour l^Òemploi menée par
l^Òensemble des travailleurs des forges et leurs délégués^Å Un gros point
noir cependant : Aucun des délégués et militants syndicaux qui avaient été
au premier plan de la lutte ne furent réintégrés.
Acte 2 Peu après la réouverture, la délégation est exclue par les
instances syndicales de la FGTB.
Acte 3 Un an plus tard, 13 ouvriers dont Roberto D^ÒOrazio et Sylvio
Marra, sont cités à comparaître sur base de 43 chefs d^Òinculpation et
d^Òun article de loi, voté en 1886, qui n^Òavait plus été utilisé depuis
plus d^Òun siècle. Cet article avait été voté à l^Òépoque dans l^Òunique
but de condamner les leaders de mouvements sociaux. Ces mises en
accusation ont été faites sans aucune instruction digne de ce nom : aucun
juge d^Òinstruction indépendant fut nommé^Å la gendarmerie qui est partie
civile dans cette affaire fut la seule à effectuer l^Òinstruction.
Acte 4 Après 2 ans de procès, après près de 3000.000 de frais pour les
treize, le tribunal de Nivelles avait jugé qu^Òil était incompétent pour
statuer sur une affaire^Å Pourtant le Procureur et la gendarmerie décident
d^Òaller en appel^Å.
Acte 5 22 novembre 2000 : la cour d^Òappel de Bruxelles décide de casser
le jugement précédent et de reprendre le procès à zéro. Cela en était trop
pour 13 personnes à bout financièrement. Ils ne peuvent plus et ne veulent
plus assumer seuls, politiquement et financièrement, un procès injuste et
qui met en cause leur travail effectué dans le cadre de leur mandat
syndical.
Acte 6 C^Òest pourquoi, ils ont décidé, accompagnés de plusieurs centaines
de travailleurs, chômeurs et étudiants d^Òoccuper la FGTB nationale : 42,
rue haute à 1000 Bruxelles. Soutenons-les !
A la semaine prochaine... Sam
Pour vous désabonner, rendez-vous simplement sur cette page :
->
<http://www.poplist.fr/cgi-bin/unsubscribe/protesta/nettime-l@bbs.thing.net>
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Date: Fri, 24 Nov 2000 16:36:13 +0100
From: Station Rose <gunafa@well.com>
Subject: Webcast 127
STATION ROSE STReaming-Fahrplan update :
<http://www.stationrose.com>
A) Live Webcast 127, today FRI/24.11.00, 9pm CET
------------------------------------------------
live @home
topic: STReaming from e-home.
content: MIDI
extra: synched soundz+visuals .
B) Announcement: STR live in the U.S.:
--------------------------------
Performance, installation, book-presentation
at Blasthaus, San Francsico.
date: 9/10.12.2000
details coming in the next newsletter
Press: if interested in the new book, CD, and performance please mail.
^@
hope to see you & stay with us
"Cyberspace is Our Land!"
station rose 11-2000
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Date: Sat, 25 Nov 2000 14:38:16 -0800
From: isea <isea@isea.qc.ca>
Subject: ISEA2000-PROGRAM AND REGISTRATION
- Apologies for cross posting -
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
ISEA2000 REVELATION -
10th INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON ELECTRONIC ART
Official Program now available online !!
http://www.isea2000.com
Please REGISTER before November 30th, 2000
Registration form available on the official website
Special rates for ISEA members, students and groups
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
ISEA2000 - The 10th International Symposium on Electronic Art will be held
for the first time ever in France, organized by ART3000.
An International Symposium presented in Paris, France December 7-10, 2000
* DECEMBER 7-10, 2000 AT FORUM DES IMAGES
papers, panels, seminars, individual presentations, video, musical sessions,
concerts, web-site and CD-Rom presentations
* DECEMBER 8TH AT UNESCO
papers and panels presentations
With 250 presenters / 60 papers / 15 panels / 70 individual presentations /
7 institutional presentations / 10 seminars.
* A SERIES OF ASSOCIATED ARTISTIC EVENTS
>From December 1st to the 31st
* Concerts and multimedia performances at Divan du Monde and Batofar.
* Electronic Theater at Project Cafe MK2, Web Bar, La Caserne and Glaz'Art.
* Digital Art Exhibitions, Interactive Installations at Goethe Institute,
Institut Finlandais, ArtProcess, Galerie Yvonamor Palix, Galerie Le
Sous-sol, Galerie Corinne Caminade, Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux
Arts, Universite Paris 1 Saint Charles, Espace Landowski, Caisse des depots
et consignations, Mains d'Oeuvres, Maison des Arts de Creteil.
* Dance Performances at the Centre national de la danse.
* Panel Presentations at CREDAC d'Ivry, University Paris 8, Bibliotheque
Nationale de France, Mediatheque d'Issy-les-Moulineaux.
-- OVER 400 ARTISTS AND EXPERTS WILL BE PRESENTING --
Digital and Video Artists :
Andrea Davidson, Olivier Auber, Miguel Chevalier, Maurice Benayoun, Joan
Truckenbord, Marikki Hakola, Machiko Kusahara, Fred Forest, Catherine Ikam,
Rania Ho, Sharon Daniel, Eduardo Kac, Marita Liula, Maria Klonaris -
Katerina Thomadaki, Tarikh Korula, Felipe Lara, Lev Manovich, Orlan, Olga
Kisseleva, Michel Jaffrenou, Florian Schneider, Panoplie, Teleferique, Irit
Batsry, Danièle Racine, Pierre Merejkowsky, Bériou, Takahiko Iimura, Michel
Bret...
Dance, Music and Performance :
Yann Maresz, Jean-Baptiste Barriere, Emmanuelle Vo-Dinh, Jean-Marc Matos,
Marie-Helene Serra, Roland Cahen, Andrea Cera, Stelarc, Compagnie Mulleras,
Thierry Fournier et Emmanuel Maa Berriet, ACREQ...
Speakers :
Andre Santini, Philippe Queau, Ron Arad, Julien Brunn, Gilles Braun, Marc
Alvarado, Odile Fillion, Claude Schiffmann, Pierre Bongiovani, Henri
Chapier, Darko Fritz, Nina Czegledy, Mariki Hakola, Omer Corlaix, Pierre
Oudart, Joe Paradisio, Flavia Sparacino, Scott Delahunta, Robert Wechsler,
Peter Anders, Philippe Bootz, Armondo Menicacci, Lucy Petrovich, Roger
Malina,Yona Friedman, Sven Sterken Gustav, Frederic Nantois, Jean Gagnon,
Pierre Lavoie, Markos Novak, Jean Brange, Margaret Dolinsky, Roy Ascott,
Anne-Marie Duguet, Sarah Diamond, Sylvie Dallet, Marie-Helene Tramus...
Represented Institutions :
The Banff Centre for the Arts, CICV Pierre Schaeffer, ZKM, IRCAM, MECAD,
Centre Pierre Schaeffer (CERP), IMEB, INA-GRM, Institut Francais
d'Architecture.
ISEA2000 is presented under the patronage of Madame Catherine Tasca (French
Minister of Culture and Communication). And is sponsored by La Mission pour
la Celebration de l'An 2000 and the Council of Europe.
ISEA2000 is organized with the support of the Ministere de la Culture et de
la Communication (DDAT, DAP, DAI, DMDTS, DRAC Ile-de-France), CNC, UNESCO,
SESAM, the Ministere de la Recherche, the Conseil Regional d'Ile-de France,
Forum des images and many other private and public partners.
-- COMPLETE PROGRAM AND ONLINE REGISTRATION : http://www.isea2000.com --
Press relations : Virginie Gallon, Eliza Kosmala
Tel. : 33 (0) 1 46 48 66 36
e-mail : eliza@art3000.com
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ART3000
156, avenue de Verdun
92130 ISSY-LES-MOULINEAUX
FRANCE
Tel. : 33 (0) 1 46 48 66 36
Fax. : 33 (0) 1 46 48 66 59
http://www.art3000.com
http://www.isea2000.com
isea2000@art3000.com
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ISEA2000- REVELATION / ART3000
(to receive a more detailed program and/or to register)
156 Avenue de Verdun
92130 Issy-les-Moulineaux France
T.33(0)1 46 48 66 36 * F.33(0)1 46 48 66 59
isea2000@art3000.com * http://www.art3000.com
********************************************
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Date: Fri, 24 Nov 2000 16:14:14 +0100
To: NETTIME-L@bbs.thing.net
From: Anne Nigten <anne@v2.nl>
Subject: DataCloud by ArchiNed and V2_Lab winner National Millennium
Competition
- DataCloud by ArchiNed and V2_Lab winner Dutch National Millennium
Competition -
The Datacloud version 2.0 has won the Dutch National Millennium
Competition in the class 'Science' for Architecture and Industrial Design.
Receiving an amount of 100 000, - guilders, the prize will assist in/boost
the future development of the 'knowledge map/browser Datacloud'. The
datacloud is a follow-up of the '1.0: Data Cloud Hoeksche Waard' project,
developed by ArchiNed and V2_Lab in 1998/99. It was devised within the
scope of the project AIR - Architecture International Rotterdam,
Southbound. Piet Vollaard (ArchiNed) received the prize on November 23rd
2000 with attendance of the Minister of Education, Culture and Science
L.M.L.H.A. Hermans and the Minister for Economic Affairs, A.
.Jorritsma-Lebbink at the parliamentary buildings of The Hague. The
Datacloud Version 2.0 is an Internet environment that functions as an
experimental 'knowledgemap': the latter provides an understanding and
visualisation of dynamical processes in information. Integrated into a
fuzzy search engine, visitors of the Datacloud may add information to the
site - photos, texts, audio-and video-fragments. In so doing, the
datacloud becomes an interactive platform on which visitors may discuss
the theme around which the growing collection of information hybridises.
All objects of information are interconnected and accumulate as visitors
may react and add their personal view and experience to the growing cloud
of of interpretations and knowledgeable data. National Millennium
Competition The assignment for the National Millennium Competition was:
"Devise an innovative project in which the cohesion between culture,
entrepreneurship and science surfaces, developing content which concerns
the Netherlands in the new millennium. Datacloud 2.0 was one of the eight
winners of the National Millennium Competition. Datawolk Hoeksche Waard
(DWHW) was completely on-line between autumn 1998 and summer 1999,
supported by a fast server. The pilotproject can still be visited on
http://www.dwhw.nl
The working team of Datacloud 1.0: Datacloud Hoeksche Waard:
Piet Vollaard (conceptual, contextual realisation), ArchiNed
Marc Neelen (contextual realisation), arachnid
Anne Nigten (conceptual, technical realisation), V2_Lab
Jan-Wijbrand Kolman (interaction design), V2_Lab
Rob Bank (programmer)
Fred Inklaar (graphic design)
Assistance Datacloud Hoeksche Waard in the scope of AIR
Zuidwaarts/Southbound:
Lara van Druten, AIR and the region of South-Holland
Mark van de Velde, AIR
For more information and other winners of the National Millemnium Competition:
Stichting Nederland Cultuur & Innovatie 2000
www.2000-nederland.nl
www.archined.nl
www.v2.nl/V2_Lab
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Date: Sun, 26 Nov 2000 17:51:27 +0100
From: Andrei Siclodi / Kunsthalle Tirol <siclodi@kunsthalle-tirol.at>
Subject: please support the Kunsthalle Tirol!
Please support the KUNSTHALLE TIROL!
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen!
After 1 ½ years of exhibitions of ceaseless and successful cultural work,
the KUNSTHALLE TIROL (http://www.kunsthalle-tirol.at) is currently facing
substantial cutbacks in operation time and financial support. For the
coming year, the municipal authorities of Hall in Tirol are planning to
cut down subsidies by 50%. Despite the absence of demand for other forms
of usage, the operating time of the KUNSTHALLE TIROL at the Salzlager Hall
is about to be reduced from twelve to five months per year.
THIS IS A MASSIVE THREAT TO EXISTENCE OF THE KUNSTHALLE TIROL!
Since 1999, the KUNSTHALLE TIROL has been showing contemporary art of
international significance. Five extensive and comprehensive exhibitions
have established the success of the KUNSTHALLE TIROL as a unique
exhibition hall and as a living forum for contemporary art and culture.
Only continuous and dedicated work can maintain and develop the unique
character of the KUNSTHALLE TIROL.
You can help us secure the ceaseless work and the international reputation
we have built. Please forward written declarations of support until
December 11, 2000, to: info@kunsthalle-tirol.at
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CHRONOLOGICAL SUMMARY OF THE POPULIST CAMPAIGNS AGAINST THE KUNSTHALLE
TIROL
Ever since the Kunsthalle Tirol has begun its work, biased and slanderous
criticism from the opposition parties, especially the FPO (Haider^Òs
party), has been used to serve the political interest of the opposition.
The numerous attacks on the artistic director, turning into a veritable
cultural battle, betray the intentions of the opposition parties in Hall
to break the absolute majority of the OVP (conservative party) in the Hall
Town Council.
In the course of a meeting in the spring of 1999, representatives of the
Hall Town Council and the Tyrolean Federal Government agreed with Dr.
Hubert Salden, designated director of the Kunsthalle Tirol, on three
conditions as the basis for the future work of the Kunsthalle Tirol: A
continuous all-year operation of the Kunsthalle Tirol is to replace the
former summer-only operation of the years 1994-1998. The Kunsthalle
association will be converted into a Limited Liability Corporation and
provided with an annual minimum budget of ATS 10 million. Following this
agreement, the Kunsthalle Tirol celebrates its new opening on April 30,
1999 with the exhibition "Space Place". Fritz Astl, Head of the Cultural
Department in the Tyrolean Federal Government at that time, confirms in
his opening speech the proper founding of the Kunsthalle Tirol.
At that time, the town of Hall is ruled by the OVP. Through its coalition
with the OVP-related fraction "Fit fuer Hall", whose member Werner
Lackmaier is responsible for cultural policy in Hall, the OVP is in
possession of an absolute majority in the Town Council.
In June 1999, the three parties FPO, SPO (social democratic party) and
"Die Haller" (people from Hall) form an alliance as a counterweight in
topic-oriented politics to the ruling OVP majority. In a press conference,
the opposition parties detect "serious faults" in the decisions of the OVP
in regard to the Kunsthalle Tirol. Also the director of the Kunsthalle
faces severe flak: In utterly populistic manner, the numbers of visitors
of the first exhibition and the allegedly arbitrary waste of millions in
subsidies are made the primary object of criticism. And the opposition
offers alternatives: The use of the Salzlager Hall (location) by the
Kunsthalle Tirol should be restricted to three months in summer, with
exhibitions showing contemporary Tyrolean Art. For the remaining year, the
Salzlager should be used for events that are "less lofty".
With the beginning of the exhibition "Oh Hitchcock" in August 1999, the
attacks of the opposition parties on the director of the Kunsthalle Tirol
become more and more aggressive. In an open letter to Mayor Leo Vonmetz,
Council Representative Johannes Margreiter from the party ^ÄDie Haller^Ó
demands the immediate dismissal of Dr. Hubert Salden after the
announcement of a symposium on "serial killers" as topic-related part of
the exhibition. The FPO Hall support this demand, as the symposium
"presents a danger to children and teenager".
The open letter from Margreiter also contains a request to the Mayor to
pass on all responsibility for the Kunsthalle Tirol to the Tyrolean
Federal Government, who should be granted regular usage of the Kunsthalle
for a negotiable period. For the remaining year, the Salzlager shall be
run on profit basis.
Due to rising public pressure from the opposition parties, Mayor Vonmetz
publicly criticizes the Kunsthalle Tirol and its director during a session
of the Town Council. He announces that current exhibitions will run out
and that the future of the Kunsthalle Tirol will be decided in the spring
of 2000.
At a music event related to the exhibition "Oh Hitchcock" in October 1999,
an Ecstasy dealer is arrested by the security staff of the Kunsthalle and
handed over to the police. In a postal delivery sent out two days later,
FPO member of the Federal Parliament Willi Tilg claims that the Kunsthalle
Tirol has become a place for "publicly financed drug consumption" and
demands that the director be immediately removed from office.
In December 2000, the opposition alliance initiates a collection of
signatures against the Kunsthalle Tirol, combined with the demand to close
it down. A postal delivery by the FPO follows to boot, claiming that
pornographic homepages are printed out at the Kunsthalle Tirol and handed
out at schools in Hall.
On February 13, 2000, an article under the headline "Cultural Battle for
Power in the town hall - How Haider`s FPO mobilizes public sentiment
against the Kunsthalle Tirol"is published in the Frankfurter Allgemeine
Zeitung. On February 28, another postal delivery by the FPO Member of the
Federal Government Willi Tilg is sent out, demanding the replacement of
director Hubert Salden due to "scandalous faux-pas with foreign press".
The delivery accuses Salden, who receives subsidies from the Town Council,
of "biting the hand that feeds him" and of damaging the image of Austria
and the Tyrol abroad. Salden is told to "pack his bags and go".
In April 2000, shortly after the entry of the Kunsthalle Tirol Ltd. into
the register of companies, Willi Tilg announces at a press conference that
he will bring in a charge against Hubert Salden for suspicion of
misappropriation. The other opposition parties SPO and "Die Haller"
dissociate themselves from this charge and announce the end of the
opposition alliance. The SPO attack the FPO for "leading a man hunt". The
allegedly one hundred signatures collected against the Kunsthalle Tirol
are burnt by FPO members in the presence of press as a token of protest
against the termination of the opposition alliance. The FPO announces that
it will now start the campaign again on its own.
In October 2000, the annual balance sheet of the Kunsthalle Tirol for 1999
is presented to the Examination Committee of the Town Council. No fault is
found.
After the splitting-off of the trade union wing of the Hall OVP from the
liberal wing in July 2000, the ruling party has lost its absolute
majority. Subsequently, all parties but the FPO declare their interest in
finding a "sensible solution" for the Kunsthalle Tirol. The Kunsthalle
Tirol and its director are to remain active, on the condition that
subsidies from the Town Council will be reduced by 50%.
On October 25, the Town Council decides that from 2001 onward, the
Kunsthalle will be granted use of the Salzlager for only five months per
year, from the middle of May until the middle of October. For the
remaining period, the Town`s Department of Works will rent out the
location to interested parties for all kinds of events.
-- 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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