Syndicate: cached 6: NETWORKED SPACES at ICA on 30 Oct 98 and ASU Docupack Launch on 29 Oct 98 (a)

[Reception <reception@artec.org.uk> (by way of Andreas Broeckmann)]

cached 6: NETWORKED SPACES

Friday 30 October, 1998 at 19.30 in the Brandon Room at the
INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART, THE MALL, LONDON

"Public Art and the Web"

Back from our media festival season break, Cached 6: NETWORKED SPACES will
explore the increasing number of projects which relate networked media to
physical public spaces.  The event will ask :  What is the relationship
between an online and a physical space?  Who are the audiences and how do
they engage with each other?  Can network media create a meaningful
dialogue between 'real' locations?

Cached 6: NETWORKED SPACES will include:

* Susanna Paasonen  and Tapio Makela, whose ironic critique of consumer
purity, Hygeia Revisited, was installed in shop windows as part of the ISEA
98 festival in Liverpool and Manchester and presented at the Root '98 -
Lucid festival in Hull (http://www.channel.org.uk/hygeia)

* Simon Poulter's 'digital stamp album' web site and banner project,
Hyperphilately, which was commisioned as a Photo 98 public art project and
presented during the Lovebytes festival, Sheffield
(http://www.hypertribes.org.uk/hyperphilately)

* Susan Collins, whose networked installation In Conversation used video
projections, speech synthesis and RealPlayer streaming to link webusers
with the street in Brighton and Amsterdam and is currently installed in
Finland ( http://www.inconversation.com live from 2pm to 5pm GMT Monday to
Friday at Gallery Otso in Espoo and on the web until 30 October)

The presentations will be followed by an open discussion and questions from
the floor.

CACHED is a series of artists' presentations and talks looking at current
work for the Internet. It asks how artists are dealing with conceptual and
practical issues of Internet work as they meet them.

CACHED is organised by CHANNEL/Artec, DA2 and the Slade Centre For
Electronic Media, Slade School of Fine Art, University College London, in
collaboration with the ICA's Education Department.
http://www.channel/cached

CACHED is supported by the Arts Council of England.

Entry: GBP2 (members); GBP3 (non-members)
Bookings essential from ICA box office 0171 930 3647

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--------- additional forthcoming event supported by Channel / Artec ---------->

ART SERVERS UNLIMITED
- video screening at backspace

you are cordially invited to the screening of the docu video of ASU
[http://asu.sil.at/] at backspace, clink st, london se1, on thursday 29th
of october, 8 pm.

ART SERVERS UNLIMITED was a conference and net radio event held at the ICA
and Backspace on 3 & 4 July examining some of the most innovative modes of
cultural activity on the net and looking at a variety of working models
that incorporate old and new media as well as different economic
strategies.

special thanks to james stevens [of course :-)], to channel.uk, and the
austrian cultural institute [which provides some austrian wine so we can
enjoy properly the 30 min-video of  familiar 'talking heads' :-]

looking forward seeing you there,
manu luksch & armin medosch

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CHANNEL is is a unique home for collaborative and experimental networked
arts projects, debate and resources.

CHANNEL is funded by the Arts Council of England and is managed by Artec
who provide production resources and artists' residency programmes.

For more information about Channel projects contact:
David Sinden, Arts Programme Coordinator, Artec on +44 171 477 2775 or
email david@artec.org.uk

Editorial and design: Pete Gomes . Programming and artists' support: Andi
Freeman

http://www.channel.org.uk

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