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1...John Duncan................971213 THE ERROR
2...Kristin Bergaust...........first artists4cd-rom produced in Norway
3...info@timesup.org...........Call for Proposals Time's Up,
May-Sep 98, Linz, Austria
4...kristrun Gunnarsdottir.....broadcast
5...Micz Flor..................translation service
6...etw-forum@eto.org.uk.......European Telematics - Advancing
the Information Society
4-7 Feb. 98, Barcelona
7...bunny@loop.com.............CFP - Suitcase: A Journal of
Transcultural Traffic
8...William Dutton.............CFP
9...404@jodi.org...............404.jodi
10..Alex Galloway..............DIGITAL STUDIES
11..interact@aaln.org..........The Culture of Interactivity
Jan. 17-18 98, NYC
12..inform@teleportacia.org....ALT="the best"
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Date: Fri, 12 Dec 1997 23:42:53 +0100
To: Nettime <sandra.fauconnier@rug.ac.be>
From: John Duncan <jduncan@agemont.it>
Subject: 971213 THE ERROR
To all at Nettime,
Net.art version 1.0 of *THE ERROR* is now online:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~jduncan/intro-error.html
Nasdarovya,
John Duncan
http://www.xs4all.nl/~jduncan/
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Date: Sun, 14 Dec 1997 14:26:35 +0100
From: Kristin Bergaust <kristin@anart.no>
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To: announcer <Sandra.Fauconnier@rug.ac.be>
Subject: first artists4cd-rom produced in Norway
24 artists show work made for cd-rom.
Check it out on <href=http://www.anart.no/atel/01/>
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From: info@timesup.org
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Date: Mon, 15 Dec 1997 01:26:45 +0200
To: info@timesup.org
Subject: Call for Proposals
Call for Participation
International Laboratory:
CLOSING THE LOOP
Time's Up Research Department, AUSTRIA
and
European Cultural Month, Linz, AUSTRIA
May-September 1998, Linz Hafen, Austria
Overview:
The Time's Up Research Department is issuing a call for participation in a
series of experiments to take place between May and September 1998
as a part of the program for the "European Cultural Month Linz".
The control direction from actor to device is a well-investigated one,
the development of devices to act upon the biomechanical unit
is long under way. This program of experimentation is aimed at
the loop--closing properties inherent in the mutual development of these
two
directions. Hence the title, Closing the Loop.
This call is open to Biomechanics, Pseudo- and Popular Scientists,
Artistes and Artists, Perceptual Engineers and other interested parties.
The call is being made very widely, and aims to attract a variety of
proposals that incorporate a range of tools and methodologies.
Publication:
It is intended that papers of both the invited and contributed
experiments will be published after the conclusion of the series,
and will be made available to participants.
Laboratory Details:
Time's Up is interested, amongst other things, in
the interplay of three elements upon the public person:
Perception, Control and Biomechanics. In the absence of
well-defined dividing lines between these elements,
almost any involvement in any of the three is an involvement
in all three. The particular configuration which is of interest
in the Laboratory is the use of biomechanical effects to
adapt or adjust perceptional parameters. These biomechanical
effects are of the personal and single-person orientation,
the perceptual effects are more to do with direct manipulation
of perceptual input rather than the construction of such input
>from nothing. The possibility of direct control of or by the
biomechanical unit is then observed and investigated. The tools
that Time's Up is bringing to bear on this Laboratory include
tools for the automated control of video and audio signals,
biologically inspired computational metaphors, simple EEG
and EMG interfaces, mathematical models and small
customised electronics. We are looking for expert and lay
knowledge on both the theoretical and practical level. Medical
technicians and practitioners, performance/body artists,
mathematicians, biologists, ethologists, musicians, programmers,
theoreticians of all stripes, engineers, sculptors and perhaps
the odd Renaissance woman. Collaboration is essential, though
monomanic specialists need not be deterred.
Details of Participation:
We envisage a number of experiments over the period of the
laboratory. We thus welcome proposals for experiments from
contributors. A contributor should be able to offer some technical
as well as informational asistance to the project, do not expect
us to be your technicians, and we do not expect you to be ours.
It is possible that some experiments will be conducted
remotely, or that a contributed experiment will be carried out
locally without further effort from the contributor.
We are flexible.
Please note that this is not a Workshop, that there is no desire nor
pressure for products to be created The results of the experiments
will be the common property of the contributor and the Time's Up
Research Department. The results should be published and become part
of the scientific literature.
Contributed Experiments with a duration of between one hour and
seven days are warmly welcomed. We are also looking for perhaps
another person or small group to invite for a longer period, for a
series of experiments over a 2-4 week period. We are looking for
suggestions; please do not hesitate or be unduly modest.
Accomodation for a few people can be provided, as well as a per
diem and transport costs where necessary or preferable.
Further Details:
See the CTL'98 conference home page at:
http://www.timesup.org/ctl98.html
for more information about registering, which
includes accommodation and facilities information
and restaurant guides for Linz.
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\ / Industriezeile 33 B
\/ A-4020 Linz
/\ ph:+43/732-787804
/xx\ fax: +43/732-795742
/xxxx\ http://www.timesup.org
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Date: Mon, 15 Dec 1997 04:11:56 +0000
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From: kristrun Gunnarsdottir <kristrun@rhi.hi.is>
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For people of the northern hemisphere who miss the sun,
there is some sunlight being broadcasted every night between 23 & 00 until
chrismas at
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From: micz flor <micz@metamute.com>
Subject: [workspace] translation service
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Date: Mon, 15 Dec 1997 13:08:05 +0000
Precedence: bulk
Buttons for Translation Service
translate your pages with a click of a button,
simply cut&paste the JavaScript from this page:
http://www.art-bag.net/trans.htm
In order to make efficient use of the translation service
provided by AltaVista and SYSTRAN's:
http://babelfish.altavista.digital.com/
(let's hope this will remain free of charge and will
be funded by advertisement via the page) I wrote some
simple JavaScript form tags.
currently available:
- Spanish to English, English to Spanish
- French to English, English to French
- German to English, English to German
- Portuguese to English, English to Portuguese
- Italian to English, English to Italian
This should allow content providers to place buttons on
their web page to make their content accessible in other
languages. The JavaScript is designed for 'cut&paste'.
Take the form scripts and paste them in any page (no
adjustment needed). Just cut out the desired translation
button and paste it in your HTML code.
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Date: Mon, 15 Dec 1997 16:43:46 +0000
To: pit@icf.de, micz@metamute.com, armin@mail.easynet.co.uk
From: dwh@berlin.snafu.de (David Hudson)
Subject: FWD: TAP Concertation Action in BCN.
Cc: boris@well.com, llorenz-meyer@spiegel.de
>Date: Mon, 15 Dec 1997 16:24:53 +0100 (MET)
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>From: Artur Serra <artur@ac.upc.es>
>Subject: TAP Concertation Action in BCN.
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>
>>Date: 13 Dec 97 16:38:55 +0000
>>Subject: European Telematics - Advancing the Information Society
>>From: etw-forum@eto.org.uk
>>To: etw-lists@eto.org.uk
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>>
>>A major European conference and exhibition organized by the European
>>Community's specific RTD programme in the field of Telematics
Applications,
>>"European Telematics - Advancing the Information Society", will be held
in
>>Barcelona, Spain, from 4 to 7 February 1998. The event will provide the
>>ideal occasion to look back at the results and achievements of European
>>research in telematics applications over the past ten years. Future
>>perspectives in the area of telematics research will also be addressed
in
>>the context of the Fifth RTD Framework Programme.
>>
>>The four day event is of key importance to anybody interested in the
>>Information Society of the next millenium, in particular to users of new
>>applications, decision-makers and current programme participants. An
>>exhibition, which will be opened by Commissioner Martin Bangemann on 5
>>February, will offer visitors the opportunity to view the projects
>>highlighted during the conference, as well as demonstrations and
displays
>>of other major projects conducted under the Telematics Applications
>>programme.
>>
>>More detailed information on the event, including details on how to
>>register and also electronic registration, are provided on the
conference
>>web site at:
>>
>>http://concord.cscdc.be/
>>
>>Ian Simmins
>>European Telework Development Initiative
>>http://www.eto.org.uk/etd/
>>
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Date: Tue, 9 Dec 1997 13:39:15 -0800
From: bunny@loop.com
Suitcase: A Journal of Transcultural Traffic is accepting submissions for
Volume 3 (1998).
Suitcase publishes works on culture, history, and politics with a focus on
human rights and global studies. Suitcase features essays, critical
commentary, reportage, art, photography, fiction, poetry, film and book
reviews, and interviews with writers and artists from around the world.
Suitcase is especially interested in both academic and non-academic
articles that address a broader, more hybrid reading public and utilize
language accessible to readers throughout a wide range of disciplines.
Submissions for the current volume are being accepted now through January
12th, 1998. Manuscripts should not exceed 20 pages in length and should
adhere to the Chicago Manual of Style. Color or B/W Photography and
artwork
should be numbered, named and addressed. Guidelines are available on
request.
Suitcase: A Journal of Transcultural Traffic
2326 Murphy Hall
Box 951536
University of California
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1536
email: suitcase@humnet.ucla.edu
telephone: (310) 836-0444/825-7690
fax: (310) 825-9754
Suitcase Volume 2 (376 pages, 60 B/W photographs) is an international
journal of world art and literature, featuring critical essays, reportage,
art, photography, poetry, and short fiction from both
established and emergent writers and artists from around the world.
Working
in collaboration with human rights organizations such as PEN and Amnesty
International, the journal maintains a focus on cultural production under
conditions of siege by highlighting works produced despite and against
repressive regimes and conditions. Suitcase publishes scholarly papers
addressed to a broad audience
from the humanities and the social sciences.
Past contributors include Salman Rushdie, Samuel Weber, Mircea Eliade,
Jacques Derrida, Michael Heim, Susan Buck-Morss, Sergei Dovlatov, Sergei
Bodrov, Rene Depestre, Daniela Fischerova, Gilles Peress, Sebastaio
Salgado, Mike Davis, Alexander
Boraine, Diller and Scofidio, Seamus Deane, Rashid Khalidi, Barbara
Harlow, Teshome Gabriel
Zbigniew Libera, Andrei Condrescu, Mahmoud Darwish, and the winner of the
Nobel Prize for Poetry, Wislawa Szymborska.
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Date: Sat, 29 Nov 1997 13:14:50 -0800 (PST)
From: William H Dutton <wdutton@almaak.usc.edu>
Subject: Prometheus - Call for Papers
[...]
PROMETHEUS: CALL FOR PAPERS
An enlarged group of editors is seeking new and stimulating perspectives
on a large array of issues dealing with the interconnections between
science, technology, communications, and public policy. The editors of
Prometheus invite submissions on emerging issues of:
o technological change
o innovation
o information economics
o communications and
o science policy.
Recent and forthcoming articles cover subjects as diverse as:
o the future of digital television
o job creation in high technology industries
o road transport informatics
o national innovation systems
o industrial policy in general and across nations
o the promotion of sophisticated technology
o science and technology policy
Prometheus also publishes preliminary findings and major policy
announcements. It has an extensive book review section.
The journal is committed to publishing high quality research that will
inform and stimulate debate on science, technology, and public policy.
Prometheus seeks to promote interdisciplinary work and act as a bridge
between various academic fields, as well as between scholarly work and
the policy process.
Prometheus is an academically refereed journal, published by the Carfax
through its offices in the UK, USA, and Australia. With the support of
Carfax, the journal has broadened its editorial board and audience. Given
the success of the journal to-date, it has been expanded to four issues
per annum.
The American editor is William Dutton, Professor at Annenberg School,
University of Southern California. The European Editor is Stuart
Macdonald at Sheffield University, Britain, and our New Zealand Editor is
Hans-Jurgen Engelbrecht, Massey University, New Zealand. The General
Editor is Don Lamberton at the Australian National University.
CONTRIBUTIONS
Manuscripts of articles and notes should be sent to either:
Dr. Donald Lamberton, General Editor, Prometheus, Urban Research
Program, Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National
University, Canberra ACT 0200, Australia.
Tel: +61 (0)2 6249 3884; Fax: +61 (0)2 6249 0312;
E-mail: donald.lamberton@anu.edu.au
(or)
Professor Stuart Macdonald, European Editor, Prometheus, Sheffield
University Management School, 9 Mappin Street, Sheffield SI 4DT, UK.
Tel: +44 (0)114 282 5282; Fax: +44 (0)114 272 5103;
E-mail: s.macdonald@sheffield.ac.uk
(or)
Professor William Dutton, North American Editor, Prometheus, Annenberg
School for Communication, University of Southern California, University
Park, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0281, USA.
Tel: +1 (213) 740 0259; Fax +1 (213) 379 9250;
E-mail: wdutton@usc.edu
(or)
Dr. H-J. Engelbrecht, Economics Department, Massey University,
Palmerston North, New Zealand.
Tel: +64 6 356 9099; Fax: +64 6 350 5660;
E-mail: h.engelbrecht@massey.ac.nz
Books for review and all correspondence relating to reviews should be
sent to:
Dr Richard Joseph, Book Review Editor, Prometheus, Department of
Information and Communication Technology, University of Wollongong,
Northfields Avenue, Wollongong, NSW 2522, Australia
Tel: +61 (0) 4 221 4143; Fax: +61 (0) 4 221 4170;
E-mail: r.joseph@uow.edu.au
For more information about the journal, including the contents of recent
issues, guidelines to authors, and subscriptions, see the Prometheus Web
page: http://www.carfax.co.uk/pro-ad.htm
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Date: Wed, 17 Dec 1997 02:28:57 -0800
To: sandra.fauconnier@rug.ac.be
From: arg2@duke.edu (alex galloway)
Subject: DIGITAL STUDIES
DIGITAL STUDIES: BEING IN CYBERSPACE
http://www.altx.com/ds/
an online event for estudios digitales: un evento
new media art and theory en linea sobre el arte y
at altx (www.altx.com) la teoria de los nuevos
co-organized by medios, con un mirror
mark amerika and en espanol alojado en aleph
alex galloway (aleph-arts.org/ds)
December 15th, 1997
For Immediate Release
The Alt-X Network announces the opening of DIGITAL STUDIES: BEING IN
CYBERSPACE, an international independent network art show featuring 20
artists from 7 countries--who needs museums?
With keynote addresses by Roy Ascott and co-organizers Mark Amerika and
Alex Galloway, DIGITAL STUDIES challenges net.art surfers to investigate
exciting new artistic questions, while revealing some of the problematic
issues faced by curators, writers, artists and publishers in the age of
the telematic interface.
DIGITAL STUDIES includes material from:
Richard Allalouf
Mark Amerika
Roy Ascott
Torsten Zenas Burns
Claire Cann
Vuk Cosic
Ricardo Dominguez
Alex Galloway
Dr. Hugo
Intima
Shelley Jackson
Tina LaPorta
Lev Manovich
Juliet Ann Martin
Jennifer Bozick McCoy
Kevin McCoy
Knut Mork
Poem by Nari
Melinda Rackham
Erwin Redl
Nino Rodriguez
La Societe Anonyme
Jeff Zilm
Why should 'art' still designate that which already breaks away from
art--away from what has always been conceived and signified under that
name--or that which, not merely escaping art, implacably destroys it?
The work featured here asks this important question by creating formally
innovative hypertext narratives, language-morph java applets,
transdisciplinary shockwave animations, and image+text "digital
apparitions" where the author/artist function has transformed into what
Vilem Flusser called a "dense distribution of point elements."
CONTACT:
Mark Amerika (amerika@altx.com)
Alex Galloway (arg2@duke.edu)
SITE ADDRESSES:
http://www.altx.com/ds/ [english interface]
http://aleph-arts.org/ds/ [spanish interface]
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From: interact@aaln.org
Date: Wed, 17 Dec 1997 16:44:19 -0500 (EST)
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Subject: The Culture of Interactivity
The Culture of Interactivity
A Critical Look at the Computer and How We Interrelate Through It
January 17-18, 1998
In New York City at Caspary Auditorium Rockefeller University
Four Sessions in Two Days
Presenters include: Heinz von Foerster, Marvin Denicoff, Gary Strong,
Monika Fleischmann, Michael Joyce, among others
Conceived and Directed by Regina Cornwell
Produced under the auspices of the Visual Arts Foundation in cooperation
with the MFA Photo and Related Media Program, School of Visual Arts:
A Fiftieth Anniversary Event
With Support from The Rockefeller Foundation, The Greenwall Foundation,
Goethe Institute New York and AT&T
Web site hosted through the generosity of the AALN (American Arts and
Letters Network)
For costs, registration information, AND MORE, visit our Web site at
http://www.interactive-culture.org, e-mail us at interact@aaln.org or
phone
212-592-2414.
AND MORE because "The Culture of Interactivity" is a process which
includes
our Web site. Visit the site, read the commentaries by presenters, respond
to them, pose questions, offer suggestions in shaping our networking
experiment--New Social Spaces, propose forums and interviews, and then
join
us in New York City to continue in-person the dialogues begun on our site.
Join us as we look seriously at interactivity and practice it in the
process.
Major changes are being made to the Web site and will be unveiled on
Thursday, December 18, around 8:00 PM EST.
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Date: Fri, 19 Dec 1997 06:54:21 +0300
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To: sandra.fauconnier@rug.ac.be
Subject: ALT="the best"
agatha appears
http://www.c3.hu/collection/agatha
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