Philippe Taminiau on Tue, 23 May 2000 16:10:14 +0200 (CEST) |
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[Nettime-bold] 3rd International Browserday winnars |
PRESS RELEASE WINNERS OF 3RD INTERNATIONAL BROWSER COMPETITION PARADISO 19TH MAY 2000 Out of 35 browserpresentations by students the jurors of the 3rd International Browserday chose the following winners: Victor Vina (Royal College of Art London) won the Browser Award (a multimedia computer made available by KPN Telecom and Amsterdam New Media Association) with his very useful and innovative application HyperSPC (http://www.crd.rca.ac.uk/~victor/hyperspc). From the jury report: "This entree is not only very original and technically accomplished, but it also scores heavily on aesthetic appeal and usability. This is a tool one would want to use immediately and it's perfect for a weblog." Suzanne Hin (Rietveld Academy) with Scope Browser. Each surfer becomes member of a 'web family' of 100 to 150 people. Membership is for life. From the jury report: "In all its naivety this is a truly inspiring counterproposition". Myriel Milicenic and Axel Eber (Rietveld Academy) with Quantum Browser, a concept based on quantum theory. From the juryreport: "A masterly representation of chaos theory and a philosophical approach of the phenomenon Browser, aimed at the future". Thijs Chanowski of Medialab announced the winner of a special award, an internship, to be Henk Jan Bouwmeester with his browser The Dawn of Browser. Bouwmeester designed a portable box to be filled by individual users with whatever type of data. In general the jury thought the quality of entrees to be higher then that of last year. New concepts were being shown of which some were works of art, critical comments, philosophies and ready-to-use applications, improvements or additions to existing techniques and possibilities. Plans exist for a Browserday in New York in fall 2000. Contact: Philippe Taminiau - Society for Old and New Media Tel. + 31 - 20 - 557 9898 - taminiau@waag.org - http://www.waag.org/browser >>-------------------/\ ^ /\-------------------------------------------- >>Maatschappij voor Oude en Nieuwe Media, Society for Old and New Media >>Nieuwmarkt 4, 1012 CR Amsterdam, Holland / http://www.waag.org >>Tel: +31. 20. 5579898, Fax: +31.20. 5579880, E-mail: taminiau@waag.org >>19th May: 3rd International Browserday http://www.waag.org/browser >>---------------------------------------------------------------------- > _______________________________________________ Nettime-bold mailing list Nettime-bold@nettime.org http://www.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-bold