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01 . pericles . pericles | current content
02 . De Geuzen . T H E W A L K - I N R E A D E R
03 . [ear] . proposal for partner activities
04 . gh . Sound Artist in Lyon, France
05 . Koen Van Daele . D-Day 8: Dan za dokumentarec - 14.2.99
06 . Klaas . Kulturserver Live Broadcast
07 . verena kuni . nuremberg yearbook 1998/99: "netz.kunst"
08 . Jens Laland . European Virtual Art
09 . christina mohammed . hyper-sincere fashion
10 . Antje Weitzel . III M2+ 1/99
11 . Dirk Moelants . Announcement: Symposium and Concert
12 . valentina djordjevic . FORMULE2 Gentechnologie und Kunst
13 . ventsislav zankov . here we go: To the Warsaw Treaty
with Love: 10 years later
14 . Guy Van Belle . by accident...
15 . Axel Bruns . New issue of M/C now online
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Date: Tue, 09 Feb 1999 11:19:54 +0000
From: "pericles" <Pericles@pericles.org>
To: Multiple recipients of <announcer@simsim.rug.ac.be>
Subject: ann! ... pericles | current content
a few news from pericles at http://pericles.org
Site's current content (as in february) :
+ "edition speciale" : newsletter dedicated to new media arts (call for
projects, websites announcements, festivals, etc.)
+ "maillages" : cultural and political initiatives on the networks (call
for
actions, communiques, agenda). Features the french version of EDT's
virtual
sit-in site for download.
+ "creations en lignes" : web projects including :
- Annie Abrahams : happy moving
- Eric chabrely : les enfants de lumiere
- Yael kanarek : my jewell
- Catherine Mazieres : un manege sans toit
- Thierry Michelet : la retrospective Nabopolassar
- Andre Paillaugue & Franck Pruja : l'oermed - une langue a construire
+ acces to associated artists
+ many other things we invite you to discover and much more in the coming
months
kind regards
jean-philippe halgand
-------------------------
pericles
http://pericles.org
pericles@pericles.org
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>From snelting@aladdin.rotterdam.luna.net Tue Feb 9 12:48:55 1999
T H E W A L K - I N R E A D E R
...........................................................
SHIFTING ECONOMIES
...........................................................
roundtable discussion with Ron Boot, Stephan Raes + Joke van Kampen
...........................................................
Sunday, February 14 / 13.30
in: De Appel, Nieuwe Spiegelstraat 10, Amsterdam
...........................................................
In looking at the process of urban transformation in the Netherlands it is
crucial to take into account the various economic forces at work shaping
the current social milieu. In terms of economic structures, the division
between local and global or formal and informal has become less distinct
if not mutually dependant. As immigrational populations increase so too
does the demand for employment. Given the limited availability of jobs,
there is pressure on the allegedly over-stressed and out-stretched soci al
security/welfare system to compensate. Operating beyond conventional legal
regulations, unofficial economies flourish with a degree of governmental
tolerance or acceptance. While others survive by transient or provisional
means, there are also those wh o simply lose ground and face the more
daunting prospect of existing below the poverty level. This roundtable
discussion will be examining the ways in which people, governments and
independent relief organisations respond to and cope with these complex ec
onomic conditions. Joke van Kampen, Stephan Raes and Ron Boot have been
invited to give their insights into these issues from their respective
fields of interests and concerns. After their presentation, the discussion
will be opened up for debate among th e audience.
STEPHAN RAES teaches political economy with an emphasis on the
Mediterranean region at the University of Nijmegen. Currently for his
doctoral thesis he is researching the emergence of migrant operated
illegal clothing firms in Amsterdam since the 1980s. H e is analysing
their position in relation to changes in the global economy. JOKE VAN
KAMPEN is the general editor of Z-magazine (The Amsterdam magazine sold by
the homeless, also known as 'De Daklozenkrant'). She is also a freelance
journalist who has contributed to such publications as 'De Groene
Amsterdammer' and she is a forei gn affairs correspondent for 'IKON
radio'. RON BOOT is the coordinator for Streetcornerwork in the inner
city of Amsterdam, Noord, Oud-West/Westerpark. Streetcornerwork foundation
is a fieldwork organisation with two target groups, homeless youth and
drug-users living on the streets. Their focus i s on housing, education,
health, finances, legal aid, social networking and recreational
activities.
UNLIMITED.NL-2
Unlimited.NL-2 is an exhibition currently on view at De Appel, Amsterdam.
Guest curator Hou Hanru has asked a variety of artists, artist initiatives
and architects to reflect upon urban transformation in the Netherlands.
For the exhibition De Geuzen has designed The walk-in reader, a space
functioning as a resource for research, screenings and discussions. For
the period of two months there will be several roundtable discussions
based on selected themes: MAPPING, FEELING AT HOME: A SENSE OF
(BE)LONGING, SHIFTING ECONOMIES, MOMENTS OF CONVERGENCE and ENVISIONING
CULTURAL PARADIGMS ACROSS DISCIPLINARY BOUNDARIES.
...........................................................
U P C O M I N G E V E N T S
...........................................................
Sunday, February 14 / 13:30 SHIFTING ECONOMIES Roundtable discussion with
Ron Boot (coordinator Streetcornerwork), Stephan Raes (on the relationship
between micro and macro economies) and Joke van Kampen (editorial board
Z-magazine; sold by homeless people)
...........................................................
Saturday, February 20 / 13:30 MAPPING A walking tour through Amsterdam
with Dr. Rob van Engelsdorp Gastelaars (Human Geographer)
...........................................................
Sunday, February 21 / 13:30 ENVISIONING CULTURAL PARADIGMS ACROSS
DISCIPLINARY BOUNDARIES Roundtable discussion with Anke Bangma (discussing
her approach to art-education) and Ine Gevers (adressing strategies of
curating)
...........................................................
Saturday, February 27 / 13:30 ENVISIONING CULTURAL PARADIGMS ACROSS
DISCIPLINARY BOUNDARIES Antiopee: a tour through the exhibition with Nic.
Tummers (University of the Socio-Space)
...........................................................
Sunday, February 28 / 13:30 ENVISIONING CULTURAL PARADIGMS ACROSS
DISCIPLINARY BOUNDARIES Roundtable discussion with Jacob Bijker, Rene
Kool, Stefan Kunzmann + Gabrielle Marks on their collaborative project for
art education among primary schools
...........................................................
Sunday, March 7 / 13:30 FEELING AT HOME: A SENSE OF (BE)LONGING Roundtable
discussion with Branimir Medic, Pero Puljiz and Roemer van Toorn on
housing in the Netherlands
...........................................................
Friday, Saturday + Sunday, March 12-14 (times to be anounced) MOMENTS OF
CONVERGENCE The Next 5 Minutes: informal interviews and discussions
...........................................................
N.B.: Tayba Al-Khalifa Sharif will be rescheduled at a later announced
date
...........................................................
T H E W A L K - I N R E A D E R
...........................................................
Organised by: De Geuzen (a foundation for multi-visual research) Events
will be in English and Dutch. If you wish to be removed from this
mailinglist, please send an e-mail to: geuzen@xs4all.nl
................................................................... 03
From: "[ear]" <ear@bar.bg>
Subject: [ear] proposal for partner activities
Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1999 10:26:37 +0200
WHAT IS THIS
this is a proposal for the kinds of activities the [ear] partners can
perform/develop
INTRODUCTION
this is the preliminary list of activities. its purpose is to help those
who
have expressed willingness to participate to choose the way they want to
do
it and to make this clear for all other partners. please, feel free to
suggest changes to the list that will make the types of activities more
clear and comprehensive.
the offered structure has the purpose to provide maximum flexibility and
freedom for different kinds of informal or formal national and
international
partnerships in the context of [ear].
as [ear] has been conceived as structured, but free source of information,
there will be no strict rules about the way the partnerships should be
formed.
however, for the purposes of fundraising on different levels, editorial
work
on given language or special cases of research structure, a certain level
of
formality will be required.
as information will be loaded from the partners themselves on daily, it
will
be difficult to provide exact credits for every single input, but strict
credits will be given stating the concrete type and area of participation
of
every partner.
PRELIMINARY LIST OF ACTIVITIES
there are three basic types of activities: national/regional register,
information center and non-institutional partner
1. national/regional register
this can be part of the activity of an art organisation, active in the
field
of media art
this is a national/regional register that co-ordinates all the activities
of
[ear] on the given territory (one or more countries) as promotion,
collection of information, co-ordination of the editorial of the database
information on the national language(s) of the country/territory, etc.
it is strongly recommended that the national register maintains its own
web
space where to provide regional specific information in the national
language(s) of the country/territory. this activity depends on the
concrete
infrastructure of the country.
the national register should have long term interests in the area and its
own resources or the ability to raise funds
2. information center
this can be part of the activity for each organisation in the field of the
media art.
the center can perform each of the activities of the national register,
without the need to perform all of them.
role of information center can play unlimited number of organisations on
given territory. the informational center does not need to declare long
term
commitment, but should provide stable partnership for every period or
project in which the center has certain role.
the information center should have its own resources or the ability to
raise
funds or at least participate of fundraising lead by [ear]
3 non-institutional partner
this is a professional in the area of the art who is not part of an
institution, or is part of an institution that is not and is not
interested
in becoming an [ear] partner.
non-institutional partner can perform all activities related to one's
experience and professional abilities as consultancy, research, critics,
translation etc.
non-institutional partners can participate also as supporters of different
national/regional institutions or other non-institutional partners, and to
form more or less stable partnerships for accomplishing different projects
in the area of [ear].
the non-institutional partner is not required to have its own base and
resources and in the general case they s/he will be supported by the own
[ear] funds, or by the funds of the institutional partners s/he works for,
when available. however in the general case s/he should have access to
basic
equipment and technology as computer, e-mail connection etc. as there will
be no support for such.
THE NEXT STEP
please, send your suggestions for changes in the list. if we receive many
suggestions, a new posting will be made.
otherwise, please, send your proposal for the kind of activity you or your
organisation would participate in to:
javor r raitchev
[ear] coordinator ear@bar.bg
www.bar.bg/ear
................................................................... 04
Date: Tue, 9 Feb 99 17:30:57 -0000
From: gh <gh@thing.net>
To: Multiple recipients of <announcer@simsim.rug.ac.be>
Subject: ann! ... Sound Artist in Lyon, France
Feb. 11th to Apr. 12th
Opening and performance thursday Feb.11th
Musique en Scene
Sound Artists of North America
Lyon Contemporary Art Museum
Lyon, France
After a hectic three weeks in which Peter Sinclair and I (G.H. Hovagimyan)
built custom modified fiberglass speakers integrated into our robot cars
and programming an entirely new version of A SoaPOPera for Laptops we and
the cars are ready to roll. We'll be doing a special performance for the
opening of the exhibition , Musiques en Scene February 11th. We're also
doing an installation for the show that will be up for two months, closing
April 11th. There's some terrific sound art works by Jerome Joy, Paul
DeMarinis, Wolfgang Staehle, Joe Jones, Christian Marclay etc...
This version of the SoaPOPera features a hypertext conversation triggered
by keywords spoken by each computer. Using speech recognition the
computers hear the keywords triggering various text-to-speech files. The
Mise-en-scene is conversations in a car. The topics: Sex, Politics, Cars
and Songs.
With Opcode Max as the programming structure we've been able to sync
quicktimes of moving lips tied to the phonemes. The vehicles are also
sporting stunning new polyurethane wigs. As with any peripatetic human
conversation the computers/ characters, Ralph , Kathy, Fred and Princess
wait till they hear an appropriate keyword and then jump into the
conversation so they can talk about their own particular interests. Come
and talk to our computers or other humans if you prefer.
GH + Sinclair
Vernissage + Spectacle, Le Jeudi fvrier 18 h 00
Muse Art Contemporain Lyon
81 , Cite internationale quai Charles de Gaulle - 69006
Lyon
................................................................... 05
Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1999 21:45:32 +0000
From: koen.vandaele@guest.arnes.si
To: Multiple recipients of <announcer@simsim.rug.ac.be>
Subject: ann! ... D-Day 8: Dan za dokumentarec - 14.2.99
Dear,
The prelude to the D-Day-series was last year's Bar SyHaPa:
D-Day 0 confronted Claudia Heuerman's SABBATH IN PARADISE (a
documentary about the New York downtown Radical Jewish
Culture-scene), with a concert by Anthony Coleman's SEPHARDIC TINGE.
For D-Day 8 (EXCEPTIONALLY ON A SUNDAY) we serve a second "step
across the border". Although this time the combination of the
presented documentary and the following concert is of a less direct,
less illustrative, but of a more associative nature.
The subtitle of D-Day 8 could very well be PICTURE OF LIGHT versus
SOUND OF PICTURE(s). Or: a hallucinatory tale of the Canadian
filmmaker-cinematographer Peter METTLER versus the visionary
image-provoking sound-scapes of Fred FRITH. (More info: below).
Hope to see you next Sunday in Slovenska kinoteka.
Best regards,
Koen Van Daele
programme curator & coordinator
+++++++++++++++++++++
D-Day8: Dan za dokumentarec
14.2.1999, Slovenska kinoteka, Ljubljana
19.00: PICTURE OF LIGHT
Director and cinematographer: Peter Mettler; editor: Peter Mettler &
Mike Munn; sound: Gaston Kyriazi, Leon Johnson, Peter Braeker,
Alexandra Gill, Peter Mettler; music: Jim O'Rourke; text: Peter
Mettler; production: Peter Mettler, Andres Zuest, Alexandra Gill.
Canada/Switzerland, 1994, 83 min., col., 35mm (English spoken, no
subtitles)
Picture of Light documents Mettler's journey to Canada's arctic in
search of the Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights. While combining
glimpses of characters who live in this remote environment, with the
film-crew's both comic and absurd attempts to deal with the extreme
living conditions on the Northpole, the film reflects upon the
paradoxes involved in trying to capture the natural wonder of the
Northern Lights on celluloid. Mettler: "We live in a time where things
do not seem to exist if they are not captured as an image. But if you
look into darkness, you may see the lights of your own retina -- not
unlike the Northern Lights, not unlike the movements of thought, like
a shapeless accumulation of everything we have ever seen. Before
science explained, the Northern Lights were interpreted as visions,
prophecies, spirits -- a trigger of imagination -- images provided by
nature, framed by no less than the universe itself".
21.00
FRED FRITH GUITAR QUARTET
Concert.
with: Fred Frith (UK), Nick Didkovsky (USA), Rene Lussier (Canada),
Mark Stewart (USA)
More on FRED FRITH and his Guitar Quartet: http://www.fredfrith.com/
Tickets:
PICTURE OF LIGHT: 600 SIT
FRED FRITH GUITAR QUARTET: 2000 SIT
Double bill PICTURE OF LIGHT/FRITH: 2100 SIT
D-Day 8 is co-produced by Druga godba and SyHaPa.
The series D-Day: Dan za dokumentarec is produced by Open Society
Institute Slovenia; in collaboration with Open Society Network
Programs - Soros Documentary Fund (New York). Executive producer:
Slovenska kinoteka.
PRESS-PICTURES ARE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.
................................................................... 06
Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 17:53:57 +0100
From: Klaas <klaas@kulturserver.de>
To: Multiple recipients of <announcer@simsim.rug.ac.be>
Subject: ann! ... Kulturserver Live Broadcast
Live at Kulturserver TV (http://www.kulturserver.de)
.
Saturday, 13th of Feb., 20.00 CET
.
Kulturserver in collaboration with Kunstverein Hannover present the
Vienna-based art group
GRANULAR~SYNTHESIS with their latest Work NoiseGate-M6 live on the
internet.
.
An atonal-industrial sound, composed by GRANULAR~SYNTHESIS will
accompany the whole event.
The artists will present a special version of NoiseGate-M6,
particularly performed for audio/video broadcast on the internet live from
a subway station in Hanover/Germany.
.
GRANULAR~SYNTHESIS Homepage: http://www.thing.at/granular-synthesis
Regards,
Klaas Glenewinkel
Editor
******************************************
http://www.kulturserver.de
the online community for art and cultur
******************************************
Ponton European Media Art Lab
Lister Str.6
30163 Hannover
Germany
Tel:+49-511-627032
Mobile:+49-0172-5458893
Fax:+49-511-621799
................................................................... 07
Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 22:35:40 +0100
From: verena kuni <kuni@mail.uni-mainz.de>
To: Multiple recipients of <announcer@simsim.rug.ac.be>
Subject: ann! ... nuremberg yearbook 1998/99: "netz.kunst"
***OUT NOW!!!***OUT NOW!!!***OUT NOW!!!***
Jahrbuch des Institutes fuer Moderne Kunst Nuernberg
nuremberg institute for modern art yearbook
Doppelheft / double issue
1998/1999
...
*** netz.kunst / net.art ***
...
with artist's projects and texts by:
Rachel Baker / Tilman Baumgaertel / Stefan Beck
Christoph Blase / Joachim Blank & Karl Heinz Jeron / Josephine Bosma
Valentina Djordjevich / Angela Dorrer / Dellbruegge & De Moll
Fahrradhalle / Holger Friese / Jens Geelhaar / Gerrit Gohlke
Eva Grubinger / Marina Grzinic / Mario Hergueta /
Hans Dieter Huber / Kathy Rae Huffman / Heiko Idensen
Margarete Jahrmann / Christian Jankowski / Gottfried Kerscher
Verena Kuni / Geert Lovink / Manu Luksch & Armin Medosch
Bernd Milla / Helene von Oldenburg / Hannelore Paflik-Huber
Martin Pesch / Claudia Reiche / Francesca da Rimini
Ann-Kathrin Schlote / Cornelia Sollfrank / Kerstin Weiberg & Richard Schtz
...
262 pages content including projects and texts on issues like:
the pre-history of net.art - browser art - information recycling -
hypertext - logo.gif - borders of net.world - images, icons & eyecatchers
- art institutions on the www- media pragmatism - cyberfeminism - cookies
...
curated by:
Verena Kuni
in collaboration with
Institut fuer Moderne Kunst Nuernberg
...
order now at:
Verlag fuer Moderne Kunst
Koenigstrasse 51/II
D-90402 Nuernberg
phone 0049-(0)911-227623
fax 0049-(0)911-2419224
info@moderne-kunst.org
http://www.moderne-kunst.org
...
(sorry, the texts are in german, but:
coming soon on the web:
bilingual (german/english) yearbook appetizer, curated links and special
projects
http://www.moderne-kunst.org/jahrbuch
***OUT NOW!!!***OUT NOW!!!***OUT NOW!!!***
................................................................... 08
Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 22:01:16 +0200
From: Jens Laland <artlab@trdkunst.no> (by way of John Hopkins)
Subject: European Virtual Art
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
CALL FOR PARTNERS
EVA (European Virtual Art)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Objective:
To create a network among cities to make collaborative pieces of art
through
a user friendly Virtual Reality environment and an interactive virtual
museum.
1.Creation of 3D pieces of art :Virtual design (image rendering,
sensorial
feed back and sound environment), Real time or postponed prototyping.
2.Visit : Interactive visit at different scale levels in a
multi-sensorial
environment.
Users :
Artists, elderly or disabled people, and any interested people.
Short and mid term applications:
Creation and visit of pieces of art are the first applications, as a
case
study for the first demonstration platform.
Short term applications :
Collaborative games and cultural games,entertainment parks (Virtual
Reality
Centre), Interactive Museums of the future, Special effects, Cinema,
Advertising, Design, Fashion, Haute
Couture, Prototyping.
Mid-term applications :
Simulation, Remote-operations, Tele-medicine,Collaborative work,
Augmented
reality or remote maintenance, Remote education and training, Robot
guidance
in a hostile environment, Battle
field operations.
Main points, Artistic and social advantages :
1.Implement a federative project for a large number of Virtual Reality
applications.
2.Associates Art and High Technology ; links designers and users.
3.Opens up a large palette of expression tools and encourages the
development of new artistic concepts.
4.Makes relationships easier between people and artists through shared
expression which ignores language barriers, distance and time. Enables
communication between artists from different countries.
5.Enables social integration for elderly or disabled people.
CEA's planned actions in this project and partnership:
For the achievement of this project, CEA would like to initiate R&D
collaborations between industries, laboratories and public organisations
supported by European (5th PCRD, Eureka), national, or regional
programmes.
Contacts :
Michel Ida (CEA/DTA, Microtechnology Department): for the EVA project.
Phone: +33 - 4 76 88 49 51
Email: michel.ida@cea.fr
Christian Cochet (CEA/LETI, Direction): LETI European Projects Manager.
Phone: + 33 - 4 76 88 93 72
Email: christian.cochet@cea.fr
LETI, the Laboratory for Electronics, Technology and Instrumentation, is
part of CEA/DTA
................................................................... 09
Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 22:27:51 -0500
From: realgirl@progirl.com (christina mohammed)
Subject: hyper-sincere fashion
----PROGIRL.COM
////SIMULATION SINCERITY
FOR THE GIRL IN UPDATE SINCE 1999////
--------------------------------
META NAME="KEYWORDS" CONTENT="PROGIRL, PROFESSIONAL,
SELF-FULFILLMENT, LIBERATION, GLAMOUR, PERFORMANCE, CORPORATE
UNDERSTANDING, ON SITE EXPERIENCE, REALPROGIRL, INTERACTION,
FASHION, UPDATE, INDIVIDUAL, COSMOPOLITAN-TRANSGRESSION, PLANNED
OBSOLENCE, PROGIRLPOSTCARDS, MARKETABILITY, CONVOLUTED-CALENDAR,
ON-DEMAND, PROGIRLTECHNO, CULTIVATION, ATTITUDE, SELF-ENRICHMENT
ACTIVITIES, PROACTIVE, INTERVIEW, PROGIRLNETWORK PROGIRLCHAT,
CIRCUMVENTION, ENERGY, NETWORKING, CELLPHONE, POWER SUITS,
PROGIRLNOW, EXPRESSION ACCESORIES, DEFINE YOURSELF, ART, STYLE,
RETRO, URBAN, CARDIOVASCULAR WORKOUT, MALLEABLE, VERSION X.X,
MAKEUP, FINESSE, MENTALITY, COMMUTE, PLATFORMS, PROGIRLDATABASE,
UPWARD MOBILITY, SUMMER SHARE, HOLIDAY, HIGH CULTURE, REAL-TIME
PRESENCE, NOW HERE."
----PROGIRL.COM
////SIMULATION SINCERITY
FOR THE GIRL IN UPDATE SINCE 1999////
--------------------------------
................................................................... 10
Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 23:27:04 +0000
From: Antje Weitzel <aweitzel@gmx.de>
Subject: III M2+ 1/99
NEWLSETTER 1/99
MIKEA 2.0+ the Border
etwas kurzatmig aber voller Vorfreude
der erste Newsletter 1999 !!
DAS Jahr
Willkommen Ihr neuen Leser - hoffe Euch geht es gut.
Es gibt viel zu erzhlen - aber lest selbst...
Viele schne Anle sich zu treffen um eifrig die Zukunft zu gestalten.
Forwarden erlaubt.
Abbestellen auch.
Mitmachen----------------gerne..
Bis bald mit etwas mehr Luft
Mike Riemel
Support needed
nach mail verreist
---------------------------------------
www.Art-Exchange-Berlin.de
Mit dem Ziel nchsten Ziel Art Frankfurt nhert sich das Netzprojekt
langsam seinen hohen Erwartungen.
Hervorragende Textbeitrge (Manuel Bonik, Peter Funken, Julius um das
Bildmaterial zum Berliner Galeriefilm sorgen fr
neugierigmachende Besuche ! check it out...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Flyer Soziotope meets What's up Bar Paris (Bastille)
Vernissage Mittwoch 10.2.99, 22.00
Ausstellung bis 15.2.99
mit
Berlin Flyer Culture
X FLy (Paris)
DJ Eva Cazal (Tresor)
DJ Otaku
Videos von Thomas Scheffer und Border
Ausstellung von
marco microbi - Rauschen als Rauschmittel
Slide Show Flyer Soziotope
mit Dias von: Die Gestalten, Pfadfinderei Mitte, CeeBee KGas, und
anderen
ab 12.2.99 in Paris at Batofar
Galerie Berlin Tokyo
meet you in the city of light !!
--------------------------------------------------------
Radio Aussen Border - The Carnival Thing
1. Berlin
a. Tacheles - Karneval:
www.tacheles.de/karneval
Fr., Sa., Mo. Dany Scheffer, Fido@tacheles.de
Java karneval.chat: mat@alabaster.de
b. Radio Berlin - Jomox Nacht (clubart III):
www.border2000.org/rab
c. Convex TV - Maria am Ostbahnhof / Club Transmediale
www.art-bag.net/convextv
2. Paris
a. What's up Bar - Berlin Flyer Culture Exhibition
www.nirvanet.com/en, wub@nirvanet.net / Radio FG www.radiofg.com
b. Batofar - Galerie Berlin Tokyo
www.border2000.org/rab
3. Leipzig
Internetcafe Le-Bit, www.le-bit.de
Radio MDR Sputnik http://www.mdr.de/sputnik
Fr., Sa., So., Mo. Streaming DJs
tine@internet-mediagroup.de
MP3 Archiv / Real Video
4. Kln
Six Pack pfeil@pixelpark.com / Nicht Live
Schicken MP3 oder RA Files
Radio Internationale Stadt http://orang.orang.org / RA Archiv / Live
----------------------------------------------------------
BORDER VIII, 300 - 2000 !!! Ankndigung
Freitag 5.3. - Sonntag 7.3.1999
(whrend der ITB! - alles klar ?)
Flyer Culture
(Flyer Soziotope meets X-Fly Paris + Flyer Research Heidelberg)
Vernissage Freitag 5.3.99, 19.00 S-Bahnhof Potsdamer Platz, Ausgang
Vostrae
Ausstellungsdauer bis Sonntag 21.3.99
24 Stunden erreichbar
Veranstaltungsorte:
-
Tresor (Vorfeier 8 Jahre Tresor)
S-Bahnhof Potsdamer Platz - New Border Art Space (mobile Galerie) in 20
Lichtksten
C-Base e.V.
Eschschloraque, rmschrmp
Maria am Ostbahnhof
-
Galerierundgang !!
Tacheles
Shift e.V.
Bro Friedrich
Fachbereich 0
SSK
Radio Berlin
-
Live im Netz: RADIO AUSSEN BORDER: www.border2000.org/rab
RAB-Beitrge aus Kln, Frankfurt, Trier, Mnchen, Leipzig, Hamburg,
Paris)
in Kooperation mit Radio internationale Stadt, RIS
-
Slide Show: 'Flyer Packung'
-
Workshop: 'Vernetzte Kultur 2000'
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Ausstellungen, Galerierundgnge, Performances, Tanzveranstaltungen,
Improvisationen, Lesungen, Installationen, Party
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Next dates until 2000:
200 vor 2000 (Border IX) 11.6. - 13.6.1999
100 vor 2000 (Border X) 22.9. - 24.9.1999
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interessante Veranstaltung im Sommer
WOS Wizard of OS
www.Mikro.org !!!!
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Date: Wed, 10 Feb 99 18:45:38 +0200
From: Dirk Moelants <Dirk.Moelants@rug.ac.be>
Subject: Announcement: Symposium and Concert
Announcement of the:
*8th Meeting of the FWO-Research Society
"Foundations of Music Research"
*3rd IPEM-concert, season 1998-1999
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SYMPOSIUM ON "INTERACTIVE MUSIC SYSTEMS"
24 februari 1999, 10.00 am
!!NEW ADDRESS!!
University of Ghent
IPEM - Dept. of Musicology
Rozier 44, second floor, Room 225
B-9000 Ghent, Belgium
!!NEW ADDRESS!!
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Sponsered by:
The Fund for Scientific Research -- Belgium (Flanders)
Organized by:
Prof. Dr. Marc Leman (IPEM, Univ. of Ghent)
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Speakers (start at 10.00 h):
Godfried-Willem Raes (Logos Foundation, Gent, Belgium)
"Gesture Controlled Virtual Instruments"
Robert Rowe (New York University, USA)
"Anatomy of a Machine Musician"
Petri Toiviainen (University of Jyvaskyla, Finland)
"Real-Time Recognition of Musical Improvisations"
The abstracts of the lectures will be put on the WWW-server as soon as
they are available.
http://next.rug.ac.be/nfwo/meeting8.html
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Registration:
Attendence to the Symposium is free but places are limited and
registration is absolutely necessary (for lunch reservation).
Fill out the registration form at
http://next.rug.ac.be/nfwo/meeting8.html
or e-mail to:
Micheline.Lesaffre@rug.ac.be
or contact:
IPEM - Dept. of Musicology
Tel: +32 9 2644125, Fax: +32 9 264196 or 4125 (after 20.00h).
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IPEM-CONCERT: Electronic music realized at the
Studio for Experimental Music (SEM), Antwerp
and the
Institute for Psychoacustics and Electronic Music (IPEM), Ghent
24 februari 1999, 8.00 pm
"Filmplateau"
Paddenhoek 3
B-9000 Ghent, Belgium
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Sponsered by:
The city of Ghent, the province of Oost-Vlaanderen and the University of
Ghent
Organized by:
The "Lucien Goethals" foundation
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PROGRAM:
"Pegasus"
Film by Raoul Servais
Music: Lucien Goethals
Raoul De Smet: "Libanon"
Lucien Goethals: "Contrapuntos"
Joris De Laet: "Pice de rsistance"
Paul Adriaenssens: "Sleep tight, sweet reptile" (a rhinencephallic study)
Dirk Veulemans: "Hommelage"
The music will be presented with a special sound projection with
spatialization effects!
Program notes can be found at
http://next.rug.ac.be/SLG/activities/concerts98.html
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Entrance: 150/200 BEF (3,75/5,00 Euro)
(Free entrance for participants in the Symposium)
"Filmplateau" is located between the "Kouter" and the Belfry, parking
"Kouter"
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More information about the FWO-Research Society for Foundations of Music
Research can be found at http://next.rug.ac.be/nfwo/nfwo.html
More information about the Lucien Goethals Foundation can be found at
http://next.rug.ac.be/SLG/SLG.html
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Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 17:43:47 +0100
From: valentina djordjevic <valid@bethanien.de>
To: Multiple recipients of <announcer@simsim.rug.ac.be>
Subject: ann! ... FORMULE2 Gentechnologie und Kunst
FORMULE2 - Kunst und Wissenschaft
www.bethanien.de/formule2/
Formule2 ist eine Austellung im Knstlerhaus Bethanien, in der die
Gemeinsamkeiten von Kunst und Wissenschaft erforscht werden. Die folgenden
Vortrge finden begleitend zur Ausstellung statt.
Sonntag, 14. Februar, 16 - 20 Uhr
Gentechnologie und Kunst - Vortrge und Diskussion
16 Uhr Sabine Riewenherm (Gen-ethisches Netzwerk, Berlin)
"E.coli und E.coli-bri^ - Entwicklung der Gentechnik und Entwicklung des
Widerstandes gegen Gentechnik"
17.15 Uhr
Oliver Ressler (Künstler, Wien)
"Gen-Welten / geGen-Welten - Kritik an gentechnologie-affirmative
Ausstellungen"
18.30 Uhr
Stephan Geene (b_books, Berlin)
Knstlerhaus Bethanien
Mariannenplatz 2, 10997 Berlin
tel: 030.6169030 fax 030.61690330
email: kb@bethanien.de
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From: ventsislav zankov <venci@osf.acad.bg>
Subject: here we go: To the Warsaw Treaty with Love: 10 years later
Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 14:24:46 +0200
Join us for free
interSpace - Sofia
10 years later: To the Warsaw Treaty with Love?
http://www.nlcv.net/1945_89
....and enjoy yourself
have a nice trip
by interSpace team
interSpace Media Art Center - Sofia, BG
http://www.photone.ch/interspace
http://www.online.bg/ispace
Ventsislav Zankov
freelance artist&lecturer
New Bulgarian University
Sofia
contact address:
1. Pleven str., Bl. 87, entr.A
1618 Pavlovo
Sofia
Bulgaria
phone/fax (00359 2) 56 96 82
e-mail vzankov@mont.nbu.acad.bg
venci@osf.acad.bg
http://www.photone.ch/zankov
"Ten Years Later" Project
http://www.nlcv.net/1945_89
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Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 22:31:58 +0100 (MET)
From: Guy Van Belle <Guy.VanBelle@rug.ac.be>
To: Multiple recipients of <announcer@simsim.rug.ac.be>
Subject: ann! ... by accident ...
found this ...
http://tesla.csuhayward.edu/history/
anybody knows more of these
including other media ?
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Date: 12 Feb 99 10:32:09 +1000
From: "Axel Bruns" <mc@mailbox.uq.edu.au>
To: Multiple recipients of <announcer@simsim.rug.ac.be>
Subject: ann! ... New issue of M/C now online
G'day !
The following announcement concerns the latest issue of M/C, which has
just
been released. We'd be delighted if you could draw some attention to our
new issue on your mailing-list. Please don't hesitate to contact us for
further information.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - 11 Feb. 99
The Media and Cultural Studies Centre at the University of Queensland
is proud to present issue one in volume two of the award-winning
M/C - A Journal of Media and Culture
http://www.uq.edu.au/mc/
M/C is an award-winning journal that crosses over between the popular and
the academic. It is attempting to engage with the 'popular', and integrate
the work of 'scholarship' in media and cultural studies into our critical
work. We take seriously the need to move ideas outward, so that our
cultural debates may have some resonance with wider political and cultural
interests.
M/C's first 1999 issue is concerned with the idea of 'fiction'. Fiction
pervades our life -- whether we're enjoying fictional stories in books or
movies, follow the fight between definitions of truth and fiction in Bill
Clinton's impeachment proceedings, or even create fiction ourselves. Our
writers remain factual, though, writing <I>about</I> fiction instead of
writing fiction; here are the articles in this M/C issue:
"This May Look like Science Fiction, But..."
Frances Bonner explores the relationship of fictionality and scientificity
especially at the conjunction of scientific prognostication and science
fiction. She considers the unrequited love sf has for science and how the
difficulties of visual representation complicate science's rejection.
"The Fiction of Copyright: Towards a Consensual Use of Intellectual
Property"
Axel Bruns shows that traditional concepts of copyright are an
increasingly
outdated fiction in a computer-mediated environment, and describes an
alternative consensual and collaborative way of using intellectual
property
that he views as both inevitable and desirable.
"The Fiction of Public Life"
P. David Marshall observes how public figures of various kinds (Jackie
Chan
and Bill Clinton) negotiate the complex media matrix of public life
through
an array of fictional personae.
"'And the Winner Is Fiction': Inventing Australia, Again, for the Sydney
Y2K Olympics"
Kirsty Leishman addresses the representation of an Australian identity
through the intensely mediated spectacle that is the Sydney 2000 Olympic
games. She analyses these competing representations in terms of Graeme
Turner's theses on the narratives of Australian culture.
"Retelling Psycho"
Ben King takes us through a tale of two texts -- two films that share a
name: Psycho -- as he explores the audience responses to Van Sant's
shot-by-shot retelling of the same story which seeks to inform that
audience of how our attitudes have changed towards violence, sexuality,
and
dementia.
And introducing
M/C Reviews - An ongoing series of reviews
of events in culture and the media.
http://www.uq.edu.au/mc/reviews/
M/C Reviews is a companion piece to the M/C journal itself. Publication on
the Internet gives us the freedom to keep its link to M/C proper
ambiguous:
M/C Reviews is neither simply a sub-section of M/C, nor completely
independent of it; you, the reader, decide how you want to see it. The
reviews are informed by the culture-critical perspective of M/C, but you
don't need to take notice of this fact; if you do, however, you'll find
that they tie in to some of the debates represented in greater length in
M/C. New articles are continually added to M/C Reviews.
Recent reviews include:
Shane Lewis: "Norm Storms Warm Form: 'Psycho'"
Axel Bruns: "A Visit from the Timminses: the Cowboy Junkies in
Brisbane"
Kirsty Leishman: "No Express to Marrakesh: 'Hideous Kinky'"
Axel Bruns: "Dark and Subtle: Morte Macabre's 'Symphonic Holocaust'"
Shane Lewis: "Special Combination: 'Rush Hour'"
Shane Lewis: "Toying with Victims: 'Bride of Chucky'/'Clay Pigeons'"
Axel Bruns: "Questioning Ethnography: Annette N. Markham's 'Life
Online'"
Shane Lewis: "Rocky Road to Utopia: 'Ever After'"
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Issue one in volume two of M/C is now online at
<http://www.uq.edu.au/mc/>.
Previous issues of M/C on various topics are also still available online.
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