[Nettime-bold] Fw: ISEA2002 DEADLINE EXTENDED!! (MARCH 20 2002)

["Patrick Lichty" <voyd@voyd.com>]

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From: "yumiko-t" <yumiko-t@sk9.so-net.ne.jp>
To: <info@isea.jp>
Sent: Saturday, March 02, 2002 12:15 AM
Subject: ISEA2002 DEADLINE EXTENDED!! (MARCH 20 2002)


> Dear IPC member,
>
> I am writing to notify you of a deadline extension for the International
> Symposium on Electronic Art (ISEA2002 NAGOYA) to be held in Nagoya, Japan,
> in October 2002.
>
> The deadline for entries for papers, panels, roundtables, posters,
> institutional presentations, workshops, and tutorials by scientists,
> artistic experts, teachers, students, practicing artists, and other
> professionals has been extended until March 20 2002.  Hard copies of paper
> abstracts and proposals for panels, roundtables, etc., must arrive on or
> before March 20 to be considered for the symposium.
>
> Thank you for your consideration.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Yumiko Tatematsu
> ISEA2002 Nagoya Office
> Nagoya Urban Institute Bldg.,
> 2-15-16, Kanayama, Naka-ku, Nagoya
> 460-0022 Japan
> FAX:+81-52-321-6066
> info@isea.jp
>
> -----
> CALL for Submission  DEADLINE EXTENDED!! (MARCH 20 2002)
>
> Please send your complete submission by postal mail to:
> Attn: Yumiko Tatematsu
> ISEA2002 NAGOYA Office
> Nagoya Urban Institute Bldg.,
> 2-15-16 Kanayama, Naka-ku,
> Nagoya 460-0022 Japan
> Fax +81-52-321-6066
>
> We would also like to ask you to send your application form and checklist
by
> e-mail to:
> e-mail : apply@isea.jp
> beside complete submission.
> (We request that no originals be submitted, as materials will not be
> returned.)
>
> As soon as your material (tapes, etc.) has been received, we will e-mail
to
> confirm our receipt of your submission.
>
> ISEA2002 NAGOYA[Orai]
> (The Eleventh International Symposium on Electronic Art)
> >From October 27 to October 31, 2002
> Nagoya, Japan
> URL : http//www.isea.jp/
> e-mail : info@isea.jp
>
> On October 27-31, 2001, the Eleventh International Symposium on Electronic
> Art (ISEA2002) will take place in the city of Nagoya, Japan. Organizers
for
> this event are the ISEA2002 Steering Committee [MEDIASELECT, City of
Nagoya,
> Nagoya Port Authority,etc] in partnership with the Inter-Society for the
> Electronic Arts (ISEA), ISEA Japan, artport Executive Committee, local
> universities, and others.
> The Inter-Society for the Electronic Arts was founded in 1990 and is
> currently based in Amersfoort, Netherlands. ISEA is an international
> non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion and development of the
> electronic arts.
> ISEA is committed to interdisciplinary and cross-cultural
> communication/cooperation between the arts and the fields of technology,
> science education, and industry. ISEA2002 proves to be a major
international
> event for members of the artistic community involved with electronic arts.
>
>
>
> ISEA2002 NAGOYA[Orai] the first ISEA symposium in Asia, is expecting about
> 1500 participants including artists, researchers, engineers, students, and
> presentations of over 200 papers and works from 30 countries around the
> world. Many related exhibitions, concerts, performances and other events
are
> also planned to take place in the Nagoya area during the time of ISEA2002.
>
> ISEA2002 is committed to hosting an inclusive event, encompassing the many
> trends in electronic art throughout the world, including those with
limited
> access to the latest technology and those working from a cultural context,
> which may be unfamiliar to the reviewers. Submissions to ISEA2002 from
those
> who believe that a fuller understanding of the context of their work is
> needed for proper evaluation may attach supplemental information.
> Please mark this material clearly as supplemental.
>
> Members from communities that traditionally have been under-represented at
> ISEA are encouraged to identify the new perspectives that they can bring
to
> ISEA2002.
>
> TARGET GROUPS
> This event ISEA2002 NAGOYA[Orai] is oriented toward many groups, ranging
> from specialists to the general public. ISEA2002 will offer Papers,
Panels,
> Round Tables, Posters, and Institutional Presentations for scientists,
> artistic experts, and professionals. Workshops and Tutorials hold special
> interest for teachers, students, and practicing artists. Exhibitions,
> Performances, Concerts, and Electronic Theater, are also aimed at the
> cultural exchange program and are open to the public.
>
> STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
> ISEA is committed to interdisciplinary and cross-cultural
> communication/cooperation between the arts and the fields of new media
> technology, science, education and industry. The aim of the symposium and
> the parent organization (also called ISEA) is to systematically
investigate
> the problems and potentials of electronic art and to further
> inter-disciplinary and inter-organizational cooperation. For the purpose
of
> the symposium, Electronic Arts is defined as 'all art forms that use
> electronic technology as an essential prerequisite for their production'.
> The symposium will be held from Sunday, October 27th to Thursday, October
> 31st in Nagoya, Japan.
>
> THEME
> [Orai] is a Japanese word that has many interpretations. It refers to
> comings and goings, communication, and contact, as well as streets and
> traffic. About 200 years ago, a book titled Nagoya Orai was compiled and
> published in Nagoya, which was used as a kind of textbook for teaching,
> writing, and development of literacy. Through discussions around art and
its
> inter-disciplinary studies, ISEA2002 NAGOYA [Orai] hopes to provide an
> opportunity to create a new text and explore new forms of literacy in the
> electronically networked society.
>
> TOPICS
> Topics include theory, Internet & electronic society, art, design,
> architecture & urbanism, music, performing arts, programming & software,
> education & literacy as well as the 2002 special topics, [Orai].
>
> INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE
> -Fuminori AKIBA (Japan)
> -Roy ASCOTT (UK)
> -Jeebesh BAGCHI (India)
> -Giselle BEIGUELMAN (Brazil)
> -Peter BEYLS (Belgium)
> -Iba ndiaye DIADJI (Senegal)
> -Sara DIAMOND (Canada)
> -Lily DIAZ (Finland)
> -Diana DOMINGUES (Brazil)
> -Masaki FUJIHATA (Japan)
> -Jean GAGNON (Canada)
> -Akemi ISHIJIMA (UK/Japan)
> -Akira IWATA (Japan)
> -Pamela JENNINGS (USA)
> -Machiko KUSAHARA (Japan)
> -Eun Sook KWON (Korea)
> -Patrick LICHTY (USA)
> -Jose-Carlos MARIATEGUI (Peru)
> -Ryohei NAKATSU (Japan)
> -Fumihiro NONOMURA (Japan)
> -Sally Jane NORMAN (France/New Zealand)
> -Julianne PIERCE (Australia)
> -Wim van der PLAS (Netherlands) ISEA BOARD
> -Soh Yeong ROH (KOREA)
> -Niranjan RAJAH (Malaysia) ISEA BOARD
> -Masato SASAKI (Japan)
> -Shuddhabrata SENGUPTA (India)
> -Rejane SPITZ (Brazil)
> -STELARC (Australia)
> -Atau TANAKA (France) ISEA BOARD
> -Victoria VESNA (USA)
> -Todd WINKLER (USA)
> -Kwangyun WOHN (Korea)
> -Shigeki YOKOI (Japan)
> -Hiroshi YOSHIOKA (Japan)
> CALL FOR PAPERS ISEA2002 SYMPOSIUM
>
> ISEA2002 invites Papers to be given during the symposium.
> Proposals for Panels, Round Tables, Poster Sessions and Institutional
> Presentations are also welcome. All proposals must be directly related to
> the aforementioned topics.
> Proposals that relate to the special topics [Orai] are especially
> encouraged.
>
> -Papers can be short (20 minutes) or long (45 minutes). The Papers will be
> published in the ISEA2002 Proceedings, to be published for the event. All
> Papers must be original, unpublished and in English. Please note that only
> an abstract (maximum 500 words, both formats) is required by the deadline
> (March 20, 2002)
>
> After an initial screening, the pre-selected authors will be requested to
> send their full materials, including illustrations.
> -Panel proposals should contain a description of the planned panel
members.
> -Round Tables are discussions that any participant can join (sign-up
during
> the symposium), so no description of the planned panel members is
required.
> -Poster Sessions are rather informal presentations of research or art
> practice, with the aid of audio-visual equipments. They are not meant as
> performances but as presentations of interesting examples in order to
> trigger discussion.
> -Institutional Presentations are meant to introduce institutes,
> organizations, festivals etc in the field of the electronic arts. In
> principle, all relevant proposals will be accepted, but it must be noted
> that presenters in this category have no free admission to the symposium.
>
> WORKSHOPS AND TUTORIALS
> During the ISEA2002 symposium, practitioners and educators will have the
> opportunities to share information through a series of workshops and
> tutorial sessions. Workshops involve the guided development of ideas and
> exploration of specific theoretical and practical topics in arts and
> technology. Likewise, tutorials offer the chance for students and
educators
> to learn programs and techniques in a classroom setting. Proposals should
> include which format is desired, a concise description of the given
workshop
> or tutorial class, the number of participants envisioned to participate,
as
> well as a clearly defined listing of resources (technical and physical)
> required.
>
>

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