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BAYENNALE
HELP INTERACCESS MOVE
WEB BIENNIAL 05
FREE LOADER
WHAT THE HACK
FESTIVAL GARAGE
SCAN YOUR SKIN
BREAK FESTIVAL
SCIART GRANTS
INTERACCESS
WINTER WORKSHOP SERIES
COMP_05:
TURBULENCE JURIED INTERNATIONAL NET ART COMPETITION
NET ART DATABASE : NET.ART-CONNEXION
Bayennale
Oakland CA exhibition, seeks participants for Summer
05
Bayennale, Oakland CA exhibition, seeks participants
for Summer 05Friday, July 22, 2005 - Sunday, August
7, 2005 Save the Date - Get Involved Bayennale: Bay
Area International Biennial Arts Festival.
The Bayennale is an international art exhibition sponsored
by the Port of Oakland, under the guidance of Lowell
Darling, Bill Allen and instigators including, The Lab
of San Francisco and Marianne Wagner-Simon of Berlin.
Conceptually, the Bayennale is an artist driven, high-energy,
organically formed, Bay Area wide, international, biennial
arts festival, modeled after the London and Berlin Biennales.
The 16-day event, running from July 22 to August 7,
2005, will include a broad range of local, national
and international visual and performing artists. Bay
Area art galleries, museums, public spaces, vacant buildings
and temporary structures will serve as event locations.
Volunteers will facilitate matches between artists and
potential sites through an online database of participants
and direct introduction by artist instigators. If you
are an artist, a curator, or have access to venues,
gallery or boarding space, or simply want to lend a
hand, we invite you to participate. Bayennale is an
all-volunteer event. Please join our email list to keep
informed about the Bayennale.
InterAccess
Call for Volunteers - Help us move!
InterAccess seeks as many volunteers as possible to
help out with our upcoming move. We are looking for
members and non-members alike with any construction,
moving , electrical, network/IT, plumbing , drywalling
or other skills to volunteer some time to building our
new community hub (however, no experience is necessary!).
This also presents a great opportunity for anyone wanting
to learn these types of skills in practice and contribute
to a good cause while they're at it. The main moving
dates will be the weekends of April 23 and 30, although
we will need lots of help before and after these dates
to build out the new space and do other tasks. We are
willing to accommodate many types of schedules. If you
would like the complete list and schedule of move tasks
that we need help with (as sent out to Axon subscribers),
contact <heather@interaccess.org>
Web
Biennial 2005
Open Call for Net Art, Web Art, Mobile Art and Call
for Papers
The Web Biennial 2005 is the only international bi-annual
contemporary art exhibition/ conference created exclusively
for the World Wide Web. The call starts 01/01/05 and
end at the end of 05. No limitation on media or size
but paricipating projects should be send to us as URL's
ONLY. An online conference will be scheduled for fall
2005.
Freeloader
Use
Freeloader to crete your own mobile audio art!
New Digital Art project for creating, converting and
sharing original mobile audio....
Freeloader is a DIY ringtone creation and distribution
environment. †It is a commission by UK based FACT
(Foundation for Art and Creative Technology) and created
by Kisky Netmedia. It allows users to input MP3, MIDI
and WAV files and turn them into original ringtone content.
The web application converts audio into ringtones suitable
for over 350 phones allowing for playback of experimental
work for a wide user group. The project is set to develop
its content in 2005 through pupils projects, artist
lead workshops, and through input from remote users
- anyone who wishes to experiment with their own mobile
content. If you are a sound artist, musician, composer,
or mobile tone enthusiast, or just want a new original
ringtone you may like to have a go at making your own
tones using Freeloader. All submitted content should
be original and copyright free and will be shared with
the Freeloader community growing this resource of user-generated
content.
What
The Hack: Call For Abstracts
Call for Submissions - Deadline: January 14, 2005
Queer Screen is seeking artists, innovators and queer
storytellers working with digital media technology to
submit work for exhibition within queer_pixels. queer_pixels
will be held as part of the Mardi Gras Film Festival
2005, and will showcase works of interest to a queer
audience from new and established digital artists and
producers. Open to all genres; the work can be animated,
design centered, narrative, non-narrative or experimental;
can utilise CGI, digital and/or analogue images and/or
video footage, and will have been produced using Flash,
Photoshop, After Effects or similar software.
Festival
Garage
Deadline:
Sunday, May 1, 2005
Thursday, July 28 to Sunday, July 31, 2005; near Boxtel/Den
Bosch, The Netherlands
Every four years, the dutch hacker scene likes to throw
an outdoor festival/conference/camp-out. At these events,
the visitors usually stay in tents or other mobile living
facilities on the site of the event, and much of the
atmosphere is a strange mix between both very relaxed
and vibrant at the same time. Major developments in
the world of Internet (and God knows where else) started
because the right people met at one of these events.
The New York Times likened the 1997 edition to a "Woodstock
for Hackers". The 2005 edition of this extravaganza
is called "What The Hack", and the organizing
committee is soliciting abstracts from those who have
an interest in presenting something there. Like previous
editions, the conference side of this multi-facetted
event will cover traditional 'hacker topics' such as:
Computer security; the politics surrounding the net;
freedom of speech, open Source software development
and lockpicking. This edition, we would like to expand
even further into areas to which the connection may
or may not be immediately obvious, but which are of
general interest to a technologically savvy and politically
awake audience. If you know (of) someone that you think
should present at What The Hack, please ask them to
submit an abstract. Abstracts should be sent via E-mail
to <speaker@whatthehack.org>.
SyS
- Scan your Skin
Call for Submissions
Submission
Deadline: March 31, 2005
SyS (Scan your Skin) wants to explore this territory
from different points of view. Creative personalities
will suggest artistic interpretations of the project
message, thus offering their own reading of the human
skin.
InterAccess
Fall Workshop Series - Toronto
Starting January 15, 2005
Individual Course Fee: $100 for members
Entire Series Fee: $450 for members
InterAccess is pleased to announce the second session
of our new workshop series starting on January 15. The
Workshop Series emphasizes technologies used to build
artworks that take place in real space and real time
including performance, interactive sound and video installation,
and kinetic sculpture/robotics. Each Saturday workshop
is followed one week later by an Open Lab that provides
participants with an opportunity for guided exploration
and play with the new techniques they have learned.
Topics include Visual Media with PD/Gem and Digital
Electronics with Microcontrollers. Number of participants
is limited and priority is given to those who sign up
for the whole series. Number of participants is limited
and priority is given to those who sign up for the whole
series. To register, call 416-599-7206 or email <office@interaccess.org>.
COMP_05:
TURBULENCE JURIED INTERNATIONAL NET ART COMPETITION
DEADLINE:
March 31, 2005
New Radio and Performing Arts, Inc. is pleased to announce
that with the support of the Andy Warhol Foundation
for the Visual Arts, 5 net art projects will be commissioned
for the Turbulence web site in a juried international
(open to everyone) competition. Each commission will
be $5,000 (US).
SCIART
Deadline: Friday, April 22, 2005
SCIART offers £500 000 per year to further support
and encourage innovative arts projects
investigating biomedical science and its social contexts.
The nominated project coordinator or organisation should
be based in the UK and the eventual outcome should be
first disseminated in the UK. The Media Centre seeks
outline proposals from creative practitioners working
with digital, interactive, or network media (software
art, mobile technologies, pervasive media and physical
computing). If you would like to discuss this further
please contact us at: <tomholley@the-media-centre.co.uk>
Break
Festival
Deadline: April 18, 2005
We are informing you that call for entries for the eigth
international
festival Break 2.3, organized by Zavod K6/4, has opened.
With this
year's theme New Species we wish to stimulate the creation
of those
original poetics, which deal explicitly with invention,
fabrication,
innovations, and in general with experimentation and
the search for
new routes. So we are interested in the production of
all kinds of new
species - creations, organisms, creatures, machines,
bodies, spaces,
assignments, contents, themes, formats, optics and concepts.
The festival will be held between 7th and 21st November
2005.
(FREE)
NET ART DATABASE : NET.ART-CONNEXION
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Catalyst
Catalyst isa provocative discussion forum focusing on
new media art and curatorial practice in Canada. We
would like to intice you to participate in defining
the unique
challenges and benefits you encounter in working in
this field. Each month, a new thematical inquiry will
be proposed and from time to time, we will invite international
correspondents to reflect on their local experience
within the global perspective.
Catalyst is a project of Critical Media, (http://www.criticalmedia.ca)
an organization founded in 2001 by Nina Czegledy and
a dedicated group of artists and curators to develop
and support the critical examination of new media art
in Canada and abroad.
Camille Turner - moderator
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