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Table of Contents:
ANN: call for papers
Adrian Miles <adrian.miles@uib.no>
cfp: Life 5.0 awards
Rafael Lozano-Hemmer <rafael@csi.com>
Delivering Culture Online
"Lachlan Brown" <lachlan@london.com>
Appointment of Project Co-Ordinator for exStream
"home" <home@i-space.org>
MUZIQUOLOGY
=?iso-8859-1?Q?eyescratch=81?= <eyescratch@terminal.cz>
Immediate requirement for software developers for Bonn on behalf of German compa
"Helmut Beren" <development@rockwelldatacorp.com>
Roberta Breitmore Named National Chairwoman
US Department of Art & Technology <press@usdept-arttech.net>
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Date: Tue, 20 Aug 2002 15:16:49 +0200
From: Adrian Miles <adrian.miles@uib.no>
Subject: ANN: call for papers
hi all
keywords: Augmented Reality, Cyberculture, Electronic Fiction,
Electronic Music, Electronic Nonfiction, Electronic Poetry,
Electronic Spatiality, Electronic Temporality, Flash Fiction, Flash
Nonfiction, Games Culture, Games Sociology, Games System Design,
Games Theory , Hypertext Literature , Hypertext Theory , Interactive
Architecture, Interactive Cinema and Video , Interactive Graphic
Narrative, Interactive Performance, MOOs, MUDs, RPG, Networked
Improvisation, Networked performance, Streaming Narrative, Time Based
Interactive Media, Virtual Reality, Virtual Worlds
if you are intending to submit an abstract for the 2003 Digital Arts
and Culture conference then please note:
deadline is september 15th.
the submission site is now open, it is available from the submission link on
http://hypertext.rmit.edu.au/dac/
please let colleagues know.
regards
adrian miles
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+ lecturer in new media and cinema studies
[http://hypertext.rmit.edu.au/vog/vlog]
+ interactive desktop video developer [http://hypertext.rmit.edu.au/vog/]
+ hypertext rmit [http://hypertext.rmit.edu.au]
+ InterMedia:UiB. university of bergen [http://www.intermedia.uib.no]
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Date: Thu, 22 Aug 2002 22:32:48 -0400
From: Rafael Lozano-Hemmer <rafael@csi.com>
Subject: cfp: Life 5.0 awards
LIFE 5.0 International Competition - Call for Participation
Announcing the fourth edition of the competition on "art and artificial
life" sponsored by the Telefonica Foundation in Madrid. We are looking for
outstanding electronic art projects employing techniques such as digital
genetics, autonomous robotics, recursive chaotic algorithms, knowbots,
computer viruses, embodied artificial intelligence, avatars, evolving
behaviours and virtual ecosystems.
An international jury --Daniel Canogar, Chris Csikszentmihalyi, Machiko
Kusahara, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Sally Jane Norman and Nell Tenhaaf-- will
grant four cash awards totaling 20,000 Euros.
The new competition website at htp://www.vidalife.org has the guidelines,
application form, and information on the previous award-winners, including
texts, videos, images and links.
Deadline: Thursday, October 31, 2002.
For further information, please visit http://www.vidalife.org
For questions concerning eligibility of entries: Nell Tenhaaf, Artistic
Director <tenhaaf@yorku.ca>
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Date: Sun, 18 Aug 2002 16:54:55 +0000
From: "Lachlan Brown" <lachlan@london.com>
Subject: Delivering Culture Online
In addition to the (UK) North West Development Agency
grant for broadband internet business development
I posted to Nettime earlier this month, the (UK)
Ministry of Culture has made 13million pounds available for Delivering Culture Online. The deadline for expressions of interest is 30th August.
Preference will be given to organisations and companies
that are aware of mass audiences online at home (in the UK) and abroad, with advanced plans for providing
educative, enlightening and informative, as well as
entertaining, digital culture.
Get in touch.
Critically and creatively,
Lachlan
> >
> > Latest News
> > £13m has been made available for Culture Online for the next two years, until 2004. This funding will enable us to commission up to 30 innovative projects for adults and children, using the resources of cultural organisations, to enhance learning and develop new audiences.
> > This funding will provide exciting new digital materials which will enhance the school curriculum and lifelong learning. They will be made available in a variety of ways, including new and exisiting websites, through a Culture Online gateway and linked to the DfES Curriculum Online portal and the National Grid for Learning. Projects will be developed by partnerships which might include cultural and arts organisations, broadcasters, creative media companies and educational publishers.
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> > We are currently recruiting a Creative Director to take the lead in commissioning and selecting projects for Culture Online, for the next two years. The post will be advertised in July. We will be asking for expressions of interest later in the summer and more details will be announced soon.
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> > The Department for Culture Media and Sport is seeking to appoint a range of organisations or consortia to produce and deliver components of the Culture Online programme. Culture Online will use digital technologies to increase and deepen access to and participation in the arts and culture. Projects might include, but not be limited to, the resources of museums, galleries and heritage sites, archives of written, broadcast and film materials, the performing arts, oral history and community projects. Culture Online projects should be innovative and demonstrate the creative use of new technologies but, most importantly, they should enable users to participate in new and exciting ways, perhaps by creating their own content or getting involved in 'real' as well as 'virtual' activities. Projects that involve partnerships across organisations and sectors will be particularly welcomed.
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> > The programme will involve:
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> > flagship projects that involve a wide range of media and engage broad audiences in projects around the country
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> > projects that use cultural resources to enhance children's learning by supporting the school curriculum
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> > projects that support wider and richer learning by adults by providing digital access to arts and culture and enabling greater creativity and understanding
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> > collaborative digital projects that encourage social inclusion by engaging new audiences for the arts and culture
> > Applications
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> > We are inviting expressions of interest from cultural organisations, commercial companies and consortia to create and manage elements of the programme. There will be no restrictions on the type of organisation or groups of organisations whose expressions of interest we will consider. We are open to different commercial models, ranging from pure public service delivery to a range of public private partnerships. Bidding groups will need to demonstrate experience in delivering compelling educational/cultural online content to children or adults.
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> > We intend to assess the expressions of interest and select organisations who will then receive a full invitation to tender for aspects of the programme. Invitations to tender may also be sent to organisations or groups other than those who have expressed an interest at this stage.
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> > An MS Word application form is attached to express your interest in Culture Online projects (on no more than 4-5 sides of A4 paper). Copies of the form can also be obtained from Robert Marsh at DCMS on robert.marsh@culture.gov.uk.
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> > Please return the form (word doc) also available in PDF (16kb) signed by the appropriate person by 2pm on Friday 30 August.
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> > Lachlan Brown
> > T(416) 826 6937
> > VM (416) 822 1123
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> > hips across organisations and sectors will be particularly welcomed.
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> > The programme will involve:
> >
> > flagship projects that involve a wide range of media and engage broad audiences in projects around the country
> >
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> > projects that use cultural resources to enhance children's learning by supporting the school curriculum
> >
> >
> > projects that support wider and richer learning by adults by providing digital access to arts and culture and enabling greater creativity and understanding
> >
> >
> > collaborative digital projects that encourage social inclusion by engaging new audiences for the arts and culture
> > Applications
> >
> > We are inviting expressions of interest from cultural organisations, commercial companies and consortia to create and manage elements of the programme. There will be no restrictions on the type of organisation or groups of organisations whose expressions of interest we will consider. We are open to different commercial models, ranging from pure public service delivery to a range of public private partnerships. Bidding groups will need to demonstrate experience in delivering compelling educational/cultural online content to children or adults.
> >
> > We intend to assess the expressions of interest and select organisations who will then receive a full invitation to tender for aspects of the programme. Invitations to tender may also be sent to organisations or groups other than those who have expressed an interest at this stage.
> >
> > An MS Word application form is attached to express your interest in Culture Online projects (on no more than 4-5 sides of A4 paper). Copies of the form can also be obtained from Robert Marsh at DCMS on robert.marsh@cult
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Date: Tue, 27 Aug 2002 18:28:10 +0200
From: "home" <home@i-space.org>
Subject: Appointment of Project Co-Ordinator for exStream
***to whom it may concenred***
exStream is a two-year collaborative project in which five media art
organisations will work together through the exchange of organisational,
artistic and technological resources to create a common platform for the
creation and distribution of new media art projects. This will lead to the
creation of new trans-European understandings, new opportunities for
trans-European cultural practice and a series of new trans-European art
works presented in real (galleries, public squares) and virtual (Web-based)
public locations. The project is funded under the European Community’s
Culture 2000 programme.
The main purpose of the project is to develop and demonstrate common methods
and approaches to the use of new technologies in the creation and
dissemination of new media art products, including research and analysis of
new media technologies, education of artists in their use, development and
presentation of art projects based on these concrete open source and
streaming technologies. It will also support the development of
trans-European artistic creativity.
The five organisations participating as partners are
· Hull Time Based Arts, Hull, England
· V2, Rotterdam, Netherlands
· InterSpace, Sophia, Bulgaria
· Bootlab, Berlin, Germany
· Ubermorgen, Vienna, Austria
The project will be located at the five participating centres and at public
locations in their cities offering actual and Internet access to the
programme. The programme will commence in September 2002 and end June 2004.
The overall budget for the project is 600,000 euros, which is supported by a
grant of 350,000 euros from Culture 2000, the balance being funding ‘in kind
’ from the participating partners.
A full description of exStream is attached/available on the HTBA website.
Project Co-ordinator
The Project Management Group now wishes to appoint a Project Co-ordinator
whose key role is to ensure the effective and efficient management,
co-ordination and delivery of exStream, in line with the requirements and
regulations of the Culture 2000 programme.
The post will commence as soon as possible and is a fixed term contract to
31 June 2004. The Project Co-ordinator will be based at Hull Time Based Arts
but will need to be able to travel extensively between the five partner
organisations. The project is being administered in English.
A salary of £23,000 (c36,000 euro) pa is offered for the post.
How to apply
To apply for this post, send
· a letter explaining why you are interested in the post and demonstrating
how your knowledge, skills and experience match up with our requirements as
set out in the Job Description and Person Specification
· an up to date CV
· the names and contact details of two people we can approach for
professional references.
Your application should be sent to Jackie Burnett, exStream, Hull Time Based
Arts by post, fax or email and should arrive by 17.00hrs on Monday 2
September. If you send your initial application by email, we must receive a
printed confirmation copy by post.
Postal address: HTBA, 42 High Street, Hull HU1 1PS, England
Email: Jackie@htba.demon.co.uk
Fax: 01482 589952
Website: www.timebase.org
JOB DESCRIPTION
The responsibilities of the exStream Project Co-ordinator are as follows:
Programme
Work with the Management Group to finalise all the elements of the programme
Co-ordinate arrangements at each location and provide appropriate levels of
organisational support as required
Ensure effective communication between the partners
Oversee the delivery of all aspects of the programme and take direct
responsibility for those aspects not managed locally (by agreement with the
partners)
Administration
Make cost effective travel, accommodation and subsistence arrangements for
all events, within budgets set out in the application
Provide written or other reports as required by the Management Group
Provide records of all meetings of the Management Group and make
arrangements for meetings
Devise, set and operate monitoring and evaluation of the programme in
consultation with the Management Group
Finance
Ensure that all financial regulations of Culture 2000 are complied with
Manage the budget for the programme
Work with Hull Time Based Arts’ Administrator to provide budget forecasts,
cash flows and management accounts
Marketing and Public Relations
Devise and agree a Marketing and Public Relations Plan with the Management
Group
Undertake agreed Marketing and Public Relations activities to ensure the
effective communications of the exStream project to target audiences.
PERSON SPECIFICATION
Essential Attributes, skills and experience
Excellent verbal and written communications skills in English
At least five years successful track record in arts programming or arts
project management
Up to date knowledge of current developments in digital media art and new
technologies
Excellent general administrative and management competences including good
time management skills, and the ability to delegate effectively
Able to undertake extensive trans-European air and rail travel and to work
unsocial hours
Desirable Attributes, skills and experience
Good verbal communications skills in at least one additional partner
language, ideally German
Knowledge and understanding of, and experience in, the use and management of
databases
Practical skills in, and a good understanding of web authoring
Practical experience of organising seminars, training events and conferences
Experience of working on trans-national projects with several partner
organisations.
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Date: Tue, 27 Aug 2002 17:13:47 -0400
From: =?iso-8859-1?Q?eyescratch=81?= <eyescratch@terminal.cz>
Subject: MUZIQUOLOGY
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Date: Tue, 27 Aug 2002 14:10:58 +0200
From: "Helmut Beren" <development@rockwelldatacorp.com>
Subject: Immediate requirement for software developers for Bonn on behalf of German company.
Hi guys,
A freind of mine has an immediate requirement for software developers with experince in C++ and OOA, OOD. The project is in the early stages and emphasis is on
Design and Analysis. The project manager prefers to take on permanent people. MUST be fluent German speaker. If interested and available soon please send
through your details and I will pass them on.
Regards,
Helmut Beren.
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Date: Mon, 19 Aug 2002 14:34:46 -0400
From: US Department of Art & Technology <press@usdept-arttech.net>
Subject: Roberta Breitmore Named National Chairwoman
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US Department of Art & Technology
PO Box 32265 Washington, DC 20007
http://www.usdept-arttech.net
press@usdept-arttech.net
Press Secretary
For Immediate Release: August 19, 2002
Roberta Breitmore
Named National Chairwoman
USA Exquisite Corpse
of the Experimental Party
Washington, DC - At its Summer Meeting today the members of the
Experimental Party National Committee named Roberta Breitmore the
first National Chairwoman of the USA Exquisite Corpse of the
Experimental Party.
In accepting the position, Ms. Breitmore told EP members, "As
National Chairwoman, I vow to provoke presumptions and constrain the
rational."
Lynn Hershman, longtime associate of the new appointed Chairwoman,
stated, "Ms. Breitmore is a natural, her life experience has
exquisitely groomed her for this position." Hershman serves as Under
Secretary of the Bureau for the Protection & Immunization Against
Mediation & Alienation of the US Department of Art & Technology.
The focus of the Summer Meeting was preparation for the 2004 election
and Ms. Breitmore's remarks reflect a clear focus on the party's
future. As an initiative of the Experimental Party, the USA Exquisite
Corpse is well-positioned to build on the great promise of the
artistic avant-garde by enabling Americans to participate directly -
in their own communities - in creative acts of freedom of association
and the transformational properties of the ceremonies of art. Ms.
Breitmore's agenda, accomplishments and leadership, along with her
commitment to activating the young and alienated, is focused on
driving the Bush Men out of the White House by means of acts of
artistic mediation, appropriation, manifesto and demonstration, love
and politics.
The USA Exquisite Corpse, announced earlier this spring at the Thaw
Festival of Media in Iowa City, Iowa, is a call-to-arms to think and
act anew, to develop techniques of surprise and methodologies of the
fantastic, to enliven the Experimental Party at the grassroots level
with a purpose and a cause greater than our individual lives. The USA
Exquisite Corpse is intended to take us in exciting new directions
where we have not gone before, issuing oracular truths and the most
radically liberating critique of reason. As the President leads us
down the path of destruction with his obsessive death-wish for our
nation and the world, we have the responsibility of transforming
ourselves into what we can be and what we need to be, to insure a
future.
Ms. Breitmore outlined three major priorities for her chairmanship of
the volunteer-based USA Exquisite Corpse: engage citizens directly in
celebrating the universal spirit of collective expression; individual
empowerment through dynamic interaction between the viewer and the
artwork; the use of technology to illuminate the cultural process
through which icon and illusion become the substance of truth.
Ms. Breitmore, who has long explored issues of identity and
alienation in her personal and cultural investigation, stated that as
Chairwoman of the USA Exquisite Corpse, she would continue to support
the construction of "multiple identities that can continually change
their manifestations and adapt to new conditions."
Randall M. Packer, Secretary of the US Department of Art & Technology
and Chairman of the National Committee of the Experimental Party,
provided the following remarks: "Ms. Breitmore is exactly what the
Experimental Party needs right now. She is our response to the
reality of a post-apocalyptic 21st century, in which we must fuel the
momentum against anachronistic tendencies, the corporatization of
media, and the threat of homeland insecurity resulting from corrupt
politicians and greedy CEO's. Roberta Breitmore stands for greater
integrity, concern for the resonant nuances of alienation, mystical
insight gained through personal experience, and the free expression
of the individual to reveal the basic truth of character with which
to analyze culture - those values that are essential to our survival
in these times of extraordinary crisis."
For additional information, visit: http://experimentalparty.org/USAcorpse/
or contact Roberta Breitmore: roberta@experimentalparty.org
******
Roberta Breitmore
National Chairwoman of the USA Exquisite Corpse
roberta@experimentalparty.org
Roberta Breitmore was recently appointed to serve as National
Chairwoman of the USA Exquisite Corpse of the Experimental Party. Ms.
Breitmore's evolution from temporal victim to eternal victor to
political crusader was intended as an ascetic conversion that
transcended cultural values in an increasingly technological society.
She hopes to engage the public in the challenging issues that face us
today.
The Experimental Party
http://www.experimentalparty.org
The Experimental Party is a new artist-based political party,
heralding a new era for the nation - the "party of virtualization" -
to be built on the inherent strength of the artists' message. The US
Department of Art & Technology has formed the Experimental Party in
order to activate citizens across the country in its effort to bring
the artists' message to center stage of the political process.
'Representation Through Virtualization' is the major political thrust
of the Experimental Party, it is the driving force.
The USA Exquisite Corpse
http://experimentalparty.org/USAcorpse/
The USA Exquisite Corpse will promote a culture intended to free
words and images from the constraints of rational and discursive
order. It will work with key service agencies in government and the
non-profit sector to provide incentives and new opportunities to
develop techniques of surprise and methodologies of the fantastic.
The USA Exquisite Corpse will draw on help from Americans of all ages
and of every background, it is an integrated citizen service
initiative - and the US Department of Art & Technology believes it
can and will do great good.
The US Department of Art & Technology
http://www.usdept-arttech.net
The US Department of Art and Technology is the United States
principal conduit for facilitating the artist's need to extend
aesthetic inquiry into the broader culture where ideas become real
action. It also serves the psychological and spiritual well-being of
all Americans by supporting cultural efforts that provide immunity
from the extension of new media technologies into the social sphere.
Contact: Press Secretary of the US Department of Art & Technology
press@usdept-arttech.net
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