Re: <nettime> README Software Art Festival 20 Years On. Launch of Video Archive (6 Nov 2025)

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Dorkbot Brazil (2008)
Deconstructing '68
First edition of Dorkbot in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
The performance was by Bruno Tarin, Djahjah, Frado and Kruno, at Circo
Voador on 25/05/08.
The audio was generated from contact microphones connected to the car and
then processed. The projections were made with PureData and are graphic
representations of the audio generated during the performance.
https://vimeo.com/groups/cinelerra/videos/1100663



Em qui., 9 de out. de 2025 às 07:14, Geert Lovink via nettime-l <
nettime-l@lists.nettime.org> escreveu:

> From: Søren Pold <pold@cavi.au.dk>
> Date: Monday, 6 October 2025 at 16:26
> To: DARC mailinglist <digitalaestheticsresearchcenter.dac@maillist.au.dk>
>
> Dear all,
>
> We welcome you to this online and Aarhus event celebrating the launch of
> the archive of the 2004 Readme Dorkbot videos. To mark this occasion and
> discuss the last 20 years in art, culture and computation, some of the
> original presenters will come together online to talk about then,
> in-between and now. From 2002 to 2005 the Read_me Software Art and Culture
> festivals took place in Moscow, Helsinki, Aarhus and Dortmund, establishing
> a new scene for software art, culture and theory. In connection, the
> Runme.org software art repository was launched in 2003, just before
> platforms and apps came about and reconfigured what we knew as the Internet.
>
> The 2004 Readme Festival in Aarhus was the largest of these gatherings of
> international software artists, experimenters and theorists. In partnership
> with Dorkbot, it ran a “camp” for “people doing strange things with
> software,” where over 50 people anarchically presented their projects.
> These presentations were recorded and have now been digitized. Most of
> these software art projects have since stopped working, so these videos
> offer a unique opportunity to see these projects explained, contextualised
> and working.
>
> We welcome you to the event celebrating the launch of the archive of the
> 2004 Readme Dorkbot videos. To mark this occasion and discuss the last 20
> years in art, culture and computation, some of the original presenters –
> then young and now beautiful – will come together online to talk, for 5 min
> each, about then, in-between and now.
>
> 6 November
> Aarhus (UTC+2) 16.00-18.00
> London (UTC+1) 15.00-17.00
> Los-Angeles (UTC-7) 7.00-9.00
> Hong Kong (UTC+9) 22.00-0.00
> Miami (UTC-4) 10.00-12.00
> Register here (important for online access – if in Aarhus you’re welcome
> at AIAS)
> https://event.au.dk/events/re-readme-workshop-2025
>
> Lineup
> Søren Pold and Christian Ulrik Andersen, Troels Degn Johansson, Olga
> Goriunova, Geoff Cox, Christophe Bruno, Inke Arns, Alessandro Ludovico,
> Dave Griffiths, Saul Albert, Matthew Fuller, Pau David Alsina Gonzalez,
> Joan Leandre, Annina Ruest, Amy Alexander, Casey Reas, Rachel Beth
> Egenhoefer, Jon Satrom, Goodiepal
>
>
> https://darc.au.dk/blog/nyhed/artikel/readme-software-art-festival-20-years-on-launch-of-video-archive
>
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