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Toshio Iwai in NY
"David d'heilly" <david@2dk.net>
Design Call - WOOMERA2002 - Deadline Sep 3rd midnite
s|a|m <sam@media.com.au>
7s01 coverage so far
NOT BORED! <notbored@panix.com>
tm.02 deadline EXTENSION/VERLAENGERUNG
Andreas Broeckmann <abroeck@transmediale.de>
webcam URLs for 7s01
NOT BORED! <notbored@panix.com>
=?iso-8859-1?Q?Life_back_in_town_=28an_epilogue=29_/Le_retour_=E0_la_vie_?= =?is
"Anastasia Kitsos" <anasandra@attcanada.net>
position listing
samantha krukowski <samantha@rasa.net>
Labor Day Rants
"G.H. Hovagimyan" <gh@popstar.com>
Beyond the Nader Campaign
paul@tcgreens.org
parole
"gruppo A12" <gruppoa12@iol.it>
queer artist website
"Sands Murray-Wassink" <sjmw@wxs.nl>
7s01 sequencing: correction
NOT BORED! <notbored@panix.com>
Index of Web/Surveillance Cams
NOT BORED! <notbored@panix.com>
parole
"gruppo A12" <gruppoa12@iol.it>
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Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2001 16:03:10 -0500
From: "David d'heilly" <david@2dk.net>
Subject: Toshio Iwai in NY
This is a mail being sent to selected friends. The official press release
will be issued by Carolyn Bane of PS1. <press@ps1.org>
Toshio Iwai, recipient of the 1997 Ars Electronica Golden Nica, the 2000 ID
Magazine Interactive Media Design Review, whose first works in America were
two installations in the permanent collection of the Exploratorium in San
Francisco, will hold his first major American museum showing at PS1/MoMA in
Queens from this Friday August 31st, 2001 until September 9th.
Here are two sneak preview URLs of the two pieces that he'll be showing.
http://www2.gol.com/users/iwai/PS1data/SOUND-LENS.html
Sound lens is a machine which converts light into sound. There will be a
walkthrough maze of different light/sound concepts installed in the gallery.
We are also planning some sight-listening tours in Manhattan with the artist
and a few individuals, using the sound lens. Please contact me for
information.
http://www2.gol.com/users/iwai/PS1data/AnotherTime.html
Another Time Another Space is an older work of Iwai's (1993) which reflects
his interest in pre-cinematic moving image techniques applied to modern
technology. It is a contagiously fun piece, often staged in large public
places.
Iwai's bio is here:
http://www2.gol.com/users/iwai/PS1data/index.html
Iwai's solo show is the final of a series of shows within "Buzz Club," an
overview of how media culture meets street culture in contemporary Japan.
Here are some other usefull URLs for Buzz Club:
http://www.nytimes.com/2001/08/03/arts/design/03BUZZ.html
http://www.nytimes.com/2001/08/12/fashion/12RECY.html?searchpv=day03
http://www.shift.jp.org/world/047/nyc.shtml
http://www.ps1.org/cut/buzz/buzz.html
Hope to see you at PS1!
Saturday the 2nd is recommended for the additional DJ, dance and other
activities.
If you'd like to relax and see the work at your leisure, weekdays are
probably better.
Yours,
David d'Heilly, co-curator, Buzz Club
917 805-4490
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Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2001 08:25:27 +1000
From: s|a|m <sam@media.com.au>
Subject: Design Call - WOOMERA2002 - Deadline Sep 3rd midnite
(please feel free to forward - thanx)
DESIGN TASK #1: LOGO for WOOMERA 2002
- ---------------------------------------------------------------
Deadline: Sept 3rd - Midnight [australian EST]
This call is for designers to come up with a logo or graphic which symbolises the planned journey to Woomera in 2002, which is currently being planned by a small collective.
The logo/graphic should be empowering and communicate active action opposing detention centres, missiles, nuclear weapons, toxic waste and supporting indiginous land rights, no borders and diversity...
The logo/graphic should be positive and should connect with people who are not necessarily activists - but are concerned about the issues Woomera represents.
Familiar/non-threatening imagery/iconography would be great!
The logo/graphic can be in colour but should work in black/white also. What is being asked for is someone to come up with the equivalent of the 'jabiluka - hand' (http://www.sea-us.org.au/images/icons/handsoff.gif) equivalent for Woomera 2002 :-)
The logo/graphic can have text associated with it - and the URL - www.woomera2002.com should be able to easily associated with it as well (though it does not have to be incorporated to the logo)
Here's some ideas which an image should bring out: freedom, movement, caravan, journey, diversity...
Please send your design to sam@media.com.au for consideration by the collective.
The deadline for contributions is September 3rd (midnight), 2001.
Please note that if your contribution is used it is most likely that you will never receive any recognition for it.
There are no planned credits or acknowledgements and your contribution may be altered, edited, and basically changed by other designers... So, when submitting - please bare that in mind.
But we do require visual communicators, so your contribution will certainly be valued and your work will be respected.
Below is some more detail - some of more which can be found at www.woomera2002.com
Woomera is a remote town, 500 kms from Adelaide (Australia). It is also the centre of an economy of death, suffering and incarceration founded on the dispossession of indigenous lands.
Woomera can be represented by a concentration camp, by missiles, by nuclear weapons, by toxic waste,
by colonisation, by capitalism, by fear and division.
Woomera 2002 will be a kaleidoscope of cascading autonomous actions, media streams and screenings, workshops, discussions and happenings to disrupt the present and create the future.
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Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2001 02:02:31 -0500
From: NOT BORED! <notbored@panix.com>
Subject: 7s01 coverage so far
Planet Internet (translated from the French)
http://www.notbored.org/planet-internet.html
Salon (English original)
http://www.notbored.org/salon2.html
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Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2001 17:36:06 +0200
From: Andreas Broeckmann <abroeck@transmediale.de>
Subject: tm.02 deadline EXTENSION/VERLAENGERUNG
*** NEWS ***
transmediale.02 deadline EXTENSION/VERLAENGERUNG
Due to the summer break many people have requested a small extension of the
deadline for submitting work to the transmediale.02 competition. We have
therefore decided to set a new and 'fatal' deadline at:
NEW DEADLINE: Monday, 17 Septembre 2001, 10.00 hrs (at transmediale office)
Find all relevant information in the submission form
Deutsch
http://www.transmediale.de/02/wettbewerb/tm02ausschreibungD.pdf
English
http://www.transmediale.de/02/wettbewerb/tm02callEN.pdf
transmediale.02
[go public!]
international media art berlin
5 -10 february 2002
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Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2001 16:16:09 -0500
From: NOT BORED! <notbored@panix.com>
Subject: webcam URLs for 7s01
keep sending those URL addresses in.
I thought what we might do is this --
so to as prevent the operators of the webcams from preemptively shutting
their cameras down before the performances can take place (this is a
distinct possibility in Minneapolis and NYC), I thought I'd wait until 5
Sept or 6 Sept until I complete this web page
http://www.notbored.org/7s01.html so that it includes all the groups, all
their locations, all the times, and all the webcam URLs.
Come sunrise 7 Sept 2001, someone could visit and see everything (or as
much as possible, given the usual constraints)
Bill
PS. remember: we're supposed to go in order, like this --
San Fran 10 am
Arizona 11 am
Minneapolis noon
NYC 1 pm
etc etc
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Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2001 14:51:12 -0700
From: "Anastasia Kitsos" <anasandra@attcanada.net>
Subject: =?iso-8859-1?Q?Life_back_in_town_=28an_epilogue=29_/Le_retour_=E0_la_vie_?= =?iso-8859-1?Q?en_ville_=28un_=E9pilogue=29?=
:: version française çi-bas ::
AUGUST 30 AOUT 2001
LIVE FROM THE TUNDRA
Life back in town (an epilogue)
http://www.nunatinnit.net
Hundreds of kilometres, and a day-long boat ride across the Arctic Ocean
from the nearest phone or power lines, a group of Inuit and non-Inuit
inhabitants of a remote outpost camp on Canada¹s Baffin Island are sending
daily audio and video dispatches to the rest of the world via the Internet,
thanks to cutting-edge satellite phone and mobile computing technologies.
LIVE FROM THE TUNDRA gives internauts around the world a remarkable glimpse
into the "life on the land" that Inuit elders Vivi and Enuki Kunuk have
pursued all of their lives. Celebrating this traditional Inuit lifestyle
under the glorious arctic sun, the trilingual website (English, French,
Inuktitut) offers fresh daily content over a five-day period comprised of a
journal, photos, video and audio clips. Site visitors can also interact with
participants at the outpost camp via a chat forum.
***** TODAY on LIVE FROM THE TUNDRA *****
************** AUGUST 30, 2001 ******************
LIFE BACK IN TOWN (an epilogue)
August 27, 2001
Live from the Tundra
Life back in town (an epilogue)
WRITTEN WORD: reflections on life back in town
- -The Nangmalik Diaries: Michelle Nangmalik Kunuk
- -Retour: Marie-Hélène Cousineau
- -Départ du camp: Jean Morisset
PHOTOS:
- -Vivi Kunuk and family in Igloolik
- -images of filmmaker Zacharias Kunuk's "experimental outpost camp" at Ham
Bay
AUDIO:
- -an interview with Zacharias Kunuk about the dream of creating an
ouptost-camp/tv-network/media-workspace/alternative-community on Baffin
Island
VIDEO:
- -a tour of Zach's cabin at Ham Bay - a precursor to a future outpost camp on
Baffin Island.
Interact with the outpost camp inhabitants by participating in the
QAGGIQ (Inuktitut. n. "gathering place"), the website chat forum:
http://www.nunatinnit.net/en/forum/index.html
****************************************************
NUNATINNIT NOMADIC MEDIA LAB
Video, audio and written material are created and uploaded to the web site
from the Nunatinnit Nomadic Media Lab, a large canvas tent pitched at the
Kunuk family¹s camp. Named after the Inuktitut word for "at our place," the
lab houses a variety of mobile media and computing equipment. Access to the
Internet is made possible by a high-speed-data Inmarsat-M4 satellite phone
provided by Stratos Global Corporation.
LIVE FROM THE TUNDRA is produced by Arnait Video Productions with the
collaboration of the Canada Council for the Arts, Conseil des arts et des
lettres du Quebec, and Stratos Global Corpration.
- -30-
Anastasia Kitsos, Publicist
Tel.: +1-514-276-7594
Cel.: +1-514-998-7667
E-mail: akitsos@mac.com
:: FRENCH VERSION ::
EN DIRECT DE LA TOUNDRA
Le retour à la vie en ville (un épilogue)
http://www.nunatinnit.net
A une centaine de kilomètres d¹une centrale électrique ou d¹un téléphone et
à plusieurs heures de voyage en bateau du prochain village, un groupe
d¹Inuit et de Œqabluna¹ (personnes blanches) se rencontrent à un camp de
chasse sur la terre de Baffin. Les internautes du monde peuvent les visiter
parce qu¹ils feront parvenir sur Internet, grâce à une technologie
informatisée mobile et un téléphone satellite, des images, des sons et des
textes provenant de leur camp.
EN DIRECT DE LA TOUNDRA permet aux internautes du monde de saisir des
moments de la vie sur la terre telle que vécue par les Aînés Vivi et Enuki
Kunuk. Célébrant cette vie exigeante et extraordinaire, le site trilingue
(anglais, français et inuktitut) offre des contenus nouveaux, photos, vidéo,
textes et sons, à chaque jour pendant 5 jours. Les visiteurs peuvent aussi
communiquer avec les résidents du camp par l¹entremise d¹un forum de
discussion.
*** AUJOURD'HUI sur EN DIRECT DE LA TOUNDRA ***
******************** 30 AOUT, 2001 ************************
Texte:
Nous réfléchissons à la vie en ville après notre retour à Igloolik
- - Le journal Nangmalik: Michelle Nangmalik Kunuk
- -Retour: Marie-Hélène Cousineau
- - Départ du camp: Jean Morisset
PHOTO:
- -Vivi Kunuk et sa famille à Igloolik
- - des images du "camp experimantal nomad" du cinéaste Zacharias Kunuk à Ham
Bay
AUDIO:
Une entrevue avec Zacharias Kunuk au sujet de son rêve de créer un camp
nomad/réseau télé/aire de travail médiatique/communauté alternative sur la
terre de Baffin.
VIDEO:
Une visite de la cabane de Zach à Ham Bay - un précurseur au camp nomad sur
la terre de Baffin.
Communiquer avec les résidents du camp par l¹entremise d¹un forum
de discussion, le QAGGIQ (Inuktitut. n. "lieu de rassemblement"):
http://www.nunatinnit.net/fr/forum/index.html
************************************************************
LE LABORATOIRE MÉDIATIQUE NOMADE NUNATINNIT
(chez nous en inuktitut)
Des clips vidéo, audio et des textes sont produits et envoyés sur le site à
partir du laboratoire médiatique nomade Nunatinnit, une tente de canevas
situé au campement des Kunuk. Le laboratoire portable comprend cette année
une variété d¹équipement électronique. L¹accès à Internet est possible
grâce à un téléphone satellite Inmarsat-M4 prêté par la compagnie Stratos
Global Corporation.
EN DIRECT DE LA TOUNDRA est produit par Arnait Video Productions avec la
collaboration du Conseil des arts du Canada, du Conseil des arts et des
lettres du Quebec, et de Stratos Global Corporation.
- -30-
Anastasia Kitsos, publiciste
Tel.: +1-514-276-7594
Cel.: +1-514-998-7667
E-mail: akitsos@mac.com
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Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 18:03:44 -0500
From: samantha krukowski <samantha@rasa.net>
Subject: position listing
please distribute:
__________________
the convergent media area of the department of radio-television-film
at ut austin is seeking an individual for the position of lecturer to
teach a foundations course in convergent media for the spring, 2002
semester. this course would introduce students to work done in the
convergent media world and would require them to respond to ideas,
theories and examples with projects of their own. learning basic
software and networking skills would be a part of this course, but a
part aimed at helping students realize and complete their projects.
please send a cv, letter of interest and course proposal to:
Dr. Samantha Krukowski
ACTLab/Convergent Media
Department of Radio-Television-Film
University of Texas at Austin
Austin, TX 78712
to orient your course proposal correctly, please review syllabi for
the area currently online at www.actlab.utexas.edu under "courses."
__________________
sk
- --
Dr. Samantha Henriette Krukowski
Co-Director, ACTLab/Convergent Media
Department of Radio-Television-Film
University of Texas at Austin
www.actlab.utexas.edu
512.471.4222
SynapseStudio
www.rasa.net/samantha
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Date: Sat, 01 Sep 2001 01:48:35 +0800
From: "G.H. Hovagimyan" <gh@popstar.com>
Subject: Labor Day Rants
How do you think America will end?
More palmRants from gh for the (re)distributions
exhibit <http://voyd.com/ia/pda.htm>
The End Of America -
TealMovie - <a href="
http://artnetweb.com/gh/america.pdb.zip";>The
End of America</a>(TealMovie 975K)
Text -
http://artnetweb.com/gh/palmTexts/endAmerica.ht
ml (8K) no links
Full Project
<http://www.artnetweb.com/gh/rants.html>
- --
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Date: 29 Aug 2001 18:31:33 -0000
From: paul@tcgreens.org
Subject: Beyond the Nader Campaign
Ralph Nader's 2000 campaign brought tens of thousands into electoral
activism. Now, many are joining the Green Party's effort to change
America from the bottom up. From Maine to California, in New York,
Colorado, Pennsylvania, Minnesota and other states, Greens are running
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Keep in touch with this rapidly growing movement at
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a source of Green News and Opinion updated daily. Sign up at
http://www.tcgreens.org/auth/add-self.php
to receive a weekly e-mail newsletter that includes editorials,
news on issues such as global warming and genetically modified food,
as well as Green candidates nationwide.
Looking for fresh content for your activist site? Find out how
to put breaking headlines on your site at
http://www.tcgreens.org/synd/
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Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2001 17:14:15 +0200
From: "gruppo A12" <gruppoa12@iol.it>
Subject: parole
please
check, visit, subscribe
to
parole
a dynamic dictionary of the contemporary city
http://parole.aporee.org
a project of gruppo A12, Udo Noll, Peter Scupelli
ciao ciao
------------------------------
Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2001 20:23:51 +0200
From: "Sands Murray-Wassink" <sjmw@wxs.nl>
Subject: queer artist website
We would like to introduce our website:
http://go.to/sands or http://home.planet.nl/~robinwas
The site is mostly in English, but based in Amsterdam with many Dutch =
connections. The purpose is to spread and collect information relating =
to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer art communities =
(internationally and locally in Amsterdam) and also to relate =
information and context relating to the website's proprietor artist (Mr. =
Sands Murray-Wassink). The site is also very focussed on feminist (art) =
research and documentation, multi-cultural (including issues of race, =
class, and nationality, etc.) research and documentation and many =
various related associative interests (including social theory and =
issues, politics, activism, literature and poetry, general research =
issues, general helpful and clarificatory information, histories and =
media criticism, etc.).
The "links" page is especially extensive with nearly 1,000 links at =
present.
(*the above text is a direct translation with additions from the =
original Dutch)
We hope you will enjoy, benefit and learn from the information collected =
and presented on the site, and will share related information and =
comments with us,
Sands & Robin (US/NL)
Amsterdam, Nederland
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Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2001 19:32:02 -0500
From: NOT BORED! <notbored@panix.com>
Subject: 7s01 sequencing: correction
Friday 7 September 2001
http://www.notbored.org/7s01.html
local times
San Fran 10 am
Arizona 10 am too
Minneapolis noon
NYC 1 pm
London 6 pm
Berlin 7 pm
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Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 18:11:45 -0500
From: NOT BORED! <notbored@panix.com>
Subject: Index of Web/Surveillance Cams
>Kamer@den,
>
> A television news station in Minneapolis, MN (USA) has a web site
>that indexes web cams all over the world. Take a minute to use the site
>and see if your cameras are listed. We're curious. What makes the web site
>interesting/disturbing is the ability to zoom in on the images when using
>the 'Robocam' option. The National/International web cam database is
>listed under the 'Net Cam Search' option.
>
>Here is the url: http://www.channel4000.com/livecams
>
>Further on, Nothing.
>
>The Praxis Group.
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Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2001 11:35:10 +0200
From: "gruppo A12" <gruppoa12@iol.it>
Subject: parole
please
check, visit, subscribe
to
parole
a dynamic dictionary of the contemporary city
http://parole.aporee.org
a project of gruppo A12, Udo Noll, Peter Scupelli
ciao ciao
------------------------------
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