Syndicate: <net.net.net> CALARTS AT MOCA PRESENTS CRITICAL ART ENSEMBLE

[Natalie Bookchin <bookchin@calarts.edu>]

<net.net.net>
California Institute of the Arts at The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los
Angeles presents Steve Kurtz from Critical Art Ensemble on Saturday
November 13 at 8:00 PM.

The presentation "Recombinant Theater and Digital Resistance" is free to
the public and will be in the MOCA Ahmanson Auditorium. At 10 pm, there
will be a <net.net.net> opening night reception at MOCA.

Critical Art Ensemble is a collective of five tactical media artists of
various specializations including computer art, film/video, photography,
text art, books, and performance. Formed in 1987, CAE's focus has been on
the exploration of the intersections between art, critical theory,
technology, and political activism. Their books include "Flesh Machine:
Cyborgs, Designer Babies and New Eugenic Consciousness," "Electronic Civil
Disobedience and Other Unpopular Ideas" and "The Electronic Disturbance"
all published by Autonomedia/Semiotext(e), New York.

<net.net.net> is a lecture series featuring net artists, net activists and
net collectives from around the world. The series, which continues through
May 2000, brings together for the first time in the United States artists
and activists known throughout the world for their low tech and
interventionist strategies of experimental and radical cultural production,
collaboration, and critique on and off the Internet.

The series is a collaborative effort between the Cal Arts Programs in
Photography in the School of Art and Integrated Media at MOCA.

<net.net.net> participants and schedule:
11/13	 Critical Art Ensemble (USA)
	http://www.critical-art.net
	A collective of five artists of various specializations dedicated to
	exploring the intersections between art,technology, radical politics,
	and critical theory.

12/8	Alexei Shulgin (Russia)
	http://easylife.org
	Moscow based artist, musician and curator. Founder of the 386DX

	Cyberpunk Rock Band.

12/9 	Alexei Shulgin will perform with his 386DX Cyberpunk band at CalArts.

1/26	Jenny Marketou (Greece/USA)
	http://smellbytes.banff.org
	An artist living in New York and working with telepresence environment
	and networking technologies.

2/9 	Geert Lovink (Holland)
	http://thing.desk.nl/bilwet
	Media theorist and activist, member of Adilkno, Foundation for the
	Advancement of Illegal Knowledge, former editor of Mediamatic, and
	organizer of numerous European based media events and conferences.

2/23	Mongrel (Jamaica/England)
	http://www.mongrel.org.uk
	London based artists group exploring issues of race, technology and
	new-eugenics.

3/8	RTMark (USA)
	http://rtmark.com
	RTMark helps fund the sabotage of corporate products and strategies
	and offers investors the highest cultural dividends available on the
	market today.

3/22	Vuk Cosic (Slovenia/Yugoslavia)
	http://www.vuk.org
	Slovenian based pioneer in the field of net.art.

4/12	Olia Lialina (Russia/Germany)
	http://will.teleportacia.org/
	Moscow born net artist, curator and writer.

4/26	Rachel Baker & Heath Bunting (England)
	http://irational.org
	London based internet artists and founding members of irational.org,
	an art server widely known for its blend of net art, net
engineering and
	activism.

5/10	Matthew Fuller/IOD (England)
	http://www.backspace.org/iod
	London based artist, write and member of the IOD art and design
	collective.

For further information please call  661-255-1050 x2339  or send email to
bookchin@calarts.edu

The event is free and open to the public.
http://calarts.edu/~ntntnt

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