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ME YOU AND EVERYONE WE KNOW IS A CURATOR Zaterdag 19•12•2009 paradiso Een symposium over kwaliteit in een tijdperk van visuele overvloed Extra persinformatie:De publicatie ME YOU AND EVERYONE WE KNOW IS A CURATOR verschijnt op 19 december en wordt uitgedeeld aan de bezoekers van het symposium.
De deelnemers aan het debat o.l.v. Henk Oosterling zijn bekend:Jorinde Seijdel (hoofdredacteur OPEN), Bart Rutten (Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam), Gitta Luiten (directeur Mondriaan Stichting), Johan Oomen (Instituut voor Beeld en Geluid)
--------------- Zaterdag 19•12•2009 paradiso Een symposium over kwaliteit in een tijdperk van visuele overvloedHoe ontdekken we in de enorme berg culturele producties op het internet wat de moeite waard is? Wie maakt de selectie? Op zaterdag 19 december organiseert het Graphic Design Museum in Paradiso een symposium over kwaliteit in een tijdperk van visuele overvloed. Met onder andere Bruce Sterling,
Andrew Keen, Rick Poynor en Henk Oosterling.Op het internet is iedereen een ontwerper, een schrijver, een artiest. Elke dag komen er honderdduizenden beelden bij, die de fysieke wereld vaak niet eens bereiken. Hoe worden we wijs uit die enorme visuele overvloed? Wie bepaalt welke werken de moeite waard zijn? Ondertussen zoeken musea naarstig naar manieren om hun collecties online toegankelijk maken. Kunnen zij daarbij hun traditionele rol
als poortwachters van kwaliteit handhaven?Musea, maar ook bemiddelaars, beleidsmakers, kunstenaars en ontwerpers zullen hun positie moeten herzien. Het zoeken is naar nieuwe denkkaders en kwaliteitscriteria die van toepassing zijn op de online culturele wereld. Sprekers als Bruce Sterling, Andrew Keen, Sarah Cook en Aram Bartholl delen hun visie op dit vraagstuk tijdens het symposium ‘Me you and everyone we know is a curator’, dat het Graphic Design Museum, met steun van stichting Dioraphte, op 19 december organiseert in Paradiso.
Praktische informatie Symposium Me you and everyone we know is a curator Zaterdag 19 december 2009, 10:00 – 16:30 uur Paradiso (Weteringschans 6, Amsterdam) Entree €25, €10 (studenten) Reserveren: symposium@graphicdesignmuseum.com Voorverkoop: AUB Ticketshop Amsterdam, Ticket Service Nederland Contactinformatie: Graphic Design Museum T +31 (0)76 529 99 00 www.graphicdesignmuseum.com Noot voor de redactie Zie hieronder het volledige programma en biografieën van de sprekers.Wil je het symposium bijwonen, een interview aanvragen of zoek je meer informatie, neem dan contact op met het Graphic Design Museum via fran@graphicdesignmuseum.com of 076-5299909.
Programma zaterdag 19 december 2009 10.00 Inloop, koffie & thee 10.25 Welkom door Mieke Gerritzen 10.30 Bruce Sterling - revisions of digital culture 11.20 Julia Noordegraaf - performing archival material online11.40 Sarah Cook - curatorial strategies for online artistic production
12.00 Koffie pauze 12.15 Rick Poynor - design criticism in the blogosphere12.45 Sophie Krier - me, you and everyone we know is a curator
12.50 Metahaven - visual identity and network standards 13.00 Lunch pauze14.00 Andrew Keen - digital vertigo: selecting talent in the age of social media
14.50 Aram Bartholl - online visual culture in physical space15.10 Dagan Cohen (Upload Cinema) - bringing web films to the big screen 15.20 Willem Velthoven (Mediamatic) - please try a new search to find more results
15.30 Koffie pauze 15.40 Inleiding debat door Henk Oosterling15.50 debat met experts en vertegenwoordigers van nederlandse fondsen en musea over de rol van de digitale wereld in het nederlandse cultuurbeleid
16.40 Borrel Moderator: Koert van Mensvoort Visuele interventies: Sander van der Pavert (Lucky.tv) Organisatie: Graphic Design Museum Concept: Sophie Krier, Mieke Gerritzen Ontwerp drukwerk: Metahaven Dit symposium wordt mogelijk gemaakt door: Stichting Dioraphte ------ bruce sterling (us) As one of the main voices of the cyberpunk movement in 1980s, SF writer Bruce Sterling promoted a worldview and aesthetic that strongly influenced the generation that came of age with the computer revolution. In his popular books and articles, Sterling chronicles the social and technological developments of our over mediatised world. www.wired.com/beyond_the_beyond/ andrew keen (uk)Author of bestseller “Cult of the Amateur: How the Internet is killing our culture” (2007). Keen is currently writing a second book entitled “Digital
Vertigo: Anxiety, Loneliness and Inequality in the Social Media Age”, which will be published by St Martins Press. Keen starred in the Dutch VPRO television documentary, “Wiki the Truth” and was the subject of the November 2008 BBC Radio 4 show “Iconoclasts.” andrewkeen.typepad.com rick poynor (uk)Design critic and writer, Poynor is the co-founder of Eye, The international
Review of Graphic Design. He has written about design, media and visualculture for Blueprint, Icon, Creative Review, Frieze, Domus, I.D., Metropolis,
Harvard Design Magazine, Adbusters, The Guardian, Financial Times, and many others. In 2003, he co-founded the weblog Design Observer, which became a leading international forum for design discussion. www.designobserver.com www.eyemagazine.com/critiques.php julia noordegraaf (nl) Programme director of the Master Preservation and Presentation of the Moving Image, department of Media Studies, University of Amsterdam (from September 2003) and author of a.o. Strategies of Display: Museum Presentation in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Visual Culture (Boijmans van Beuningen / Nai Uitgevers 2004). Noordegraaf is currently researching a book entitled “The Performing Archive”, due to come out in Fall 2010. home.medewerker.uva.nl/j.j.noordegraaf/ sarah cook (uk) Co-editor of CRUMB (the Curatorial Resource for Upstart Media Bliss www.crumbweb.org) and research fellow at the University of Sunderland. Her forthcoming book on curating, co-authored with Beryl Graham, willbe published by MIT Press in 2009. Sarah’s most recent curatorial project
is a series of online commissions about outer space for Xcult.org. www.beam-me.net aram bartholl (de) Aram Bartholl lives and works in Berlin. In his art work he thematizesthe relationship of net data space and every day life. In which form does this network-data-world manifest itself in our physical everyday- lifespace?
What is being fed back into physical space from the ‘cyberspace’ intowhich data has been fed for so long now? How do these digital innovations
influence our actions in everyday life? www.datenform.de upload cinema (nl) Upload Cinema is a film club that takes the best web films to the bigscreen. The audience can submit films; an editorial team selects the best and compiles a ninety minutes program, which is screened at movie theatres
and special venues. www.uploadcinema.nl mediamatic (nl) Mediamatic is interested in the cultural developments that go hand in hand with new technologies and in new technologies that cause cultural development. They organize exhibitions, salons, lectures, workshops, screenings in public space and develop software and art projects, and they used to publish the magazine Mediamatic Off-Line. www.mediamatic.net henk oosterling (nl)Henk Oosterling is senior lecturer of the Faculty of Philosophy at the Erasmus
University Rotterdam. He lectures on dialectic methods, Frenchphilosophy and differential thinking, inter-cultural philosophy and aesthetics.
As director of the Centre for Philosophy and Art he initiated and led the Intermediality research programme. www.henkoosterling.nl metahaven (nl) A studio for design and research, Metahaven is based in Amsterdam and Brussels. Metahaven works in visual identity and architecture, both with clients and independently. www.metahaven.net koert van mensvoort (nl) Koert van Mensvoort is an artist/scientist. He holds a PhD in industrial design from Eindhoven University of Technology. His most profound experience in life, so far, has been the discovery of next nature. Whichrevolves around the idea that our technological world is so complex, that
it has become a nature of its own. www.nextnature.net sander van der pavert (lucky tv) (nl) Sander van de Pavert makes LuckyTV, a concept he created himself. Inshort films, Lucky reacts in a light-hearted way to current affairs. Generally
use is made of existing images that are cut, edited and mutilated in an indecent way. LuckyTV is currently shown on weekdays at the end of the Dutch television programme “De Wereld Draait Door” (The World Keeps Turning). www.luckytv.nl sophie krier (lux)With her studio Sophie Krier explores the peripheries of the design field, with a focus on film, writing and temporary, social interventions. She is
currently developing scenarios for public space in Houten and HoekscheWaard, editing a new design journal entitled Field Essays, and doing research
for a documentary project. Between 2005 and 2009, Sophie Krier was head of designLAB at Rietveld Academie, Amsterdam. www.sophiekrier.com mieke gerritzen (nl)Mieke Gerritzen is director of the Graphic Design Museum in Breda. Besides
she makes films, books and organizes public events. Gerritzen creates networks with many different designers, writers and artists. In 2001 she started the All Media Foundation for the organization and production of movies, publications and events like “The International Browserday” in New York, Berlin and Amsterdam and more recently “The Biggest Visual Power Shows.” www.graphicdesignmuseum.com ______________________________________________________ * Verspreid via nettime-nl. Commercieel gebruik niet * toegestaan zonder toestemming. <nettime-nl> is een * open en ongemodereerde mailinglist over net-kritiek. * Meer info, archief & anderstalige edities: * http://www.nettime.org/. * Contact: Menno Grootveld (rabotnik@xs4all.nl).