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a logo for the counter-summit OECD - Naples, Mach 2001
centro sociale Depistaggio <[email protected]>
Attn: new media, video and animation artists
Seth Thompson <[email protected]>
January ELO/trAce chats
Deena Larsen <[email protected]>
issue 11; electronic book review
"Rob Wittig" <[email protected]>
Opera Totale 6 da pubblicare
mgm digital communication <[email protected]>
Hacker Art News - 001
"Hacker Art News" <[email protected]>
announcement
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Date: Fri, 22 Dec 2000 12:09:07 +0100
From: centro sociale Depistaggio <[email protected]>
Subject: a logo for the counter-summit OECD - Naples, Mach 2001
INTERNATIONAL CALL DRAWN UP IN FOUR LANGUAGES
To mad writers the whole world over, to demonically possessed artists,
telematic painters, and all men and women of good will:
In March 2001 the mighty of the world, on occasion of the OECD Global
Forum, will be here in Naples to discuss the reform of public
administration and a phantomatic "electronic government" (e-governance).
We - social action centers, associations, struggle movements in Naples and the
Campania Region - are organizing a welcome for these august personages.
There is a lot of preparation to be done, so we appeal specifically to you
because we believe that your abilities and creativity can be a further
weapon at the disposal of the movements in the struggle against economic
neo-liberalism.
The first thing to do, in this perspective, is to come up with a logo for
the counter-summit. Locally we have collected some ideas, a few sketches,
but we thought it would be useful and interesting to get as many people as
possible involved in this task, even internationally.
So, do we offer any guidlines for a logo?
None, except the subject (against the Global Forum), the date of the
meeting (15/17 March 2001), the place (Naples, Italy), and the theme
(e-governance).
Our thanks to all those who get involved. We greet you. Our meeting places
are Davos, Naples, or wherever the Seattle winds may blow.
Social Center OFFICINA 99
++39 81 5522399
[email protected]
http://www.ecn.org/ska
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centro sociale occupato autogestito OFFICINA 99 - Via Gianturco 101
Laboratorio occupato S.K.A. - Calata Trinit� Maggiore 15/6 (p.za del Ges�)
tel/fax ++39-81-5522399
cell. 0335-6215304 0368-3913247
e-mail: [email protected]
http://www.ecn.org/ska
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Date: Fri, 22 Dec 2000 12:09:08 -0400
From: Seth Thompson <[email protected]>
Subject: Attn: new media, video and animation artists
Hi,
My name is Seth Thompson and I am the Director/Producer of
Wigged.net. Wigged.net is a bi-monthly webzine that is focused on
bringing innovative short videos, animations and interactive works
over the internet. Our mission is to be a showcase, distribution and
promotion center for media artists via the World Wide Web.
Wigged.net is for audiences seeking innovative alternatives to
traditional forms of entertainment.
We are seeking new media works as well as animations, videos and
films to be streamed over the internet. The deadline for the
April/May 2001 issue is February 1, 2001.
In order to submit, I am asking that you fill out the on-line
registration form and send the following items: completed copy of the
submission form, promotional materials, 50 word synopsis of the
piece, bio, and a self-addressed stamped envelope. Works submitted
should be on VHS (NTSC), cd-rom, 3.5" floppy disk or zip disk. The
reason for all this information is that if we accept your piece we
may also want to do a profile on you and your work. Please do not
send content over the internet. It will only be received if sent via
snail mail.
Please visit http://www.wigged.net and go to the "submit media" page
to fill out our on-line registration form.
If you know of anyone else who might be interested in submitting
their work, please forward this e-mail to them. Thank you.
Best wishes,
Seth Thompson
Sincere apologies to anyone who receives this twice, or receives this in error.
Please Note: To remove your e-mail address from my list simply reply
to this message and type the word "unsubscribe" in the Subject field
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Seth Thompson
Wigged.net
[email protected]
http://www.wigged.net
http://www.seththompson.com
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Date: Sat, 23 Dec 2000 12:50:43 -0700
From: Deena Larsen <[email protected]>
Subject: January ELO/trAce chats
Hi,
Here is the line up for trAce/ELO chats for January 2001. We hope you
can join us!
Chats are on Sundays at 22:00 Rome, 21:00 London 16:00 New York
14:00 Denver 13:00 L.A, and 08.00 Sydney (Mon) Directions for using
the chat webboard are at the bottom of this message.
You can get more information on the schedule and archive at
http://www.eliterature.org/com/LinguaMOO.shtml
- ----come celebrate the holidays with us:
Sunday December 24 (in trAce WebBoard) Writers chat: Christmas Eve,
Ebenezer!"
Sunday December 31 (in trAce WebBoard) HAPPY NEW YEAR! Hang out with
us to ring in the new year properly!
- -----January's schedule---------------------------------------
Sunday January 7th (in trAce WebBoard)
The Last PageProgram chat--Alan Sondheim
How do we approach the book, and how do we approach reading online?
Is the book "dead"? Should we be in mourning for thebook?
Is the book still the best model for new media, and new media
literature?
How do we approach literature?
The Last Page stems out of the Book/Ends conference held this summer
in Albany, New York.
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Sunday January 14 (in trAce WebBoard)
Writers chat: Join us to discuss burning issues or just hang out
--------------------------------------------
Sunday January 21 (in trAce WebBoard)
"Jumpin' at the Diner"--A Hypertext Jukebox of great web works in
Spring 2000, Riding the Meridian
featured a "Progressive Dinner Party"--a celebration of women
creating English-language literature on
the WWW (curated by Carolyn Guertin and Marjorie Coverley
Luesebrink). The Winter 2000 edition of
Riding the Meridian features "Jumpin' at the Diner"--A spankin' new
survey of web-work created by
men.
Join curators Marjorie Coverley Luesebrink and Jennifer Ley, and
commentators Jay Bolter and
Stephanie Strickland to talk about great works and exciting
developments in new media.
--------------------------------------------
Saturday January 27 Online Workshop Electronic Literature (OWEL) (in
LinguaMOO ).
This is a monthly workshop held on the fourth Saturday. We examine
works in progress and discuss
general principles for electronic writing. We will look at Joel
Weishaus' Inside the skull house
<http://www.unm.edu/%7Ereality/Skull/intro.htm>
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Sunday January 28 (in trAce WebBoard)
Writers chat: Join us to discuss burning issues or just hang out
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You need to sign in to the WebBoard to use the Chat at
http://hum-webboard.ntu.ac.uk/~trace.
Click on the CHAT button in the black menu (the top toolbar)
Allow the applet to load (be patient!)
Alternatively, use an IRC client such as mIRC (PC) or IRCLE (Mac)
Point your client at
hum-webboard.ntu.ac.uk port 7000 and join the channel #trace.
For more information, see <http://trace.ntu.ac.uk/online/moo.htm>
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MOO----------------------------------------------
Go to http://lingua.utdallas.edu:7000
Click on the LOG IN button on the left hand side
Type in your name at the prompt
Once in the MOO, type "@go eliterature" to get to the electronic
literature chat room.
For more information, please email [email protected]
Hope to see you there!
trAce <http://trace.ntu.ac.uk/>
Electronic Literature Organization <http://www.eliterature.org/>
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Date: Sat, 23 Dec 2000 16:59:17 -0600
From: "Rob Wittig" <[email protected]>
Subject: issue 11; electronic book review
skrreeeap!
skreeeatch!
tchkp! tchkp! tchkp!
Oh, you're reading this already? Yipes!
Hang on. . . give me . . . about 30 more seconds
before you visit the new collection of ideas
at ebr
electronic book review 11
http://www.altx.com/ebr/ebr11/index.html
We've just about got it all dug out . . .
Sorry to make you wait . . .
We had ebr 11,
called "webarts,"
all ready to go
and then the snow started really coming down
here in Chicago
and the damn hyperlinks got all iced up . . .
*whistles sharply, forming steam cloud*
Hey!
Tabbi!
*whistles*
Tabbi! Joe! Chuck me the window-scraper, will you?
The good thing about this issue
is that there's a lot of HEAT deep inside it
YEAH, this issue's theme is (quote) WEB ARTS (end quote)
and it casts that term wide enough
to include Jacquard looms
and
comic books
and
adhesive tape sculpture
and
global economies
and
narrative parasites
. . . and that's the Big Story
. . . BUT
I think the HOT STORY in this ebr
is the FRICTION
you'll find
- -- between Hypertext and Cybertext in Nick Montfort's piece
-- between Daniel Wenk and his reviewer
(scroll to the bottom of "Telling Tales, Shaping Artists's Myths")
- -- in William Gillespie's front-line account of a brutal poetry flame war
("Is Charles Bernstein a Political Poet?")
- -- as Jan Baetens takes on Scott McCloud
- -- in the subtle sumo wrestling as both Richard John and Daniel Punday
match separately with Bernard Siegert's "Relays"
- -- rippling through the single best statement I've read on the election:
Philip Wohlstetter's "The Runoff: a Simple Electoral Reform"
*knocks snow-caked shovel against the side of ebr 11*
The only trouble with this issue is that it thawed
and then froze again last night
(my fingers are numb; I gotta get new gloves!)
phew!
ebr 11 should be ready now. Go for it!
http://www.altx.com/ebr/ebr11/index.html
- --- Rob Wittig
(Anne! Hey! Anne Burdick! Got any more of that schnapps?)
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ebr11
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The Runoff: A Simple Electoral Reform
by Philip Wohlstetter
ebr11 webarts
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Dali's Clocks
by Stephanie Strickland
Cybertext Killed the Hypertext Star
by Nick Montfort
Unfolding Laramee
by Allison Hunter
Signmakers 1999
by Cary Wolfe
Tape for the Turn of the Year: Conversations With and About Daniel Wenk
Recorded by Joseph Tabbi.
Telling Tales: Shaping Artists' Myths
by John Brunetti
New = Old, Old = New
by Jan Baetans
ebr11 reVIEWs of general interest
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False Pretenses, Parasites,and Monsters
by Tom Leclair
Feeding the Global Spider
by Linda Brigham
German TV Troubles
by Geoffrey Winthrop-Young
After the Post
by Daniel Punday
The Postal System and the Making of German Literary Culture
by Richard John
Poetry After the Great Divide
by Jan Baetens
Is Charles Bernstein a Political Poet?
by William Gillespie
No. No. [Novel not to die
by Stacey Levine
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Date: Thu, 28 Dec 2000 11:13:33 +0100
From: mgm digital communication <[email protected]>
Subject: Opera Totale 6 da pubblicare
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Date: Mon, 25 Dec 2000 13:01:19 +0100
From: "Hacker Art News" <[email protected]>
Subject: Hacker Art News - 001
Hacker Art News - 001
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un'idea di/ideated by Tommaso Tozzi
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Indice/Index:
:-1) transmediale.01 - international media art festival berlin
http://www.transmediale.de
:-2) 17. Chaos Communication Congress
http://www.ccc.de/congress/index.en.html
:-3) Buon anno nuovo- Happy new year
:-4) Info on Hacker Art News
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:-1) transmediale.01 - international media art festival berlin
http://www.transmediale.de
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transmediale.01 - international media art festival berlin
DIY [ do it yourself ! ]
4 - 11 February 2001
the programme planning for the upcoming transmediale - international media
art festival berlin - is progressing fast. in the coming weeks, we will be
sending out regular news updates which will, as soon as possible, also be
reflected on the festival website which is under construction.
here is a first overview over some parts of the festival programme:
* two-day CONFERENCE with two international panels each day:
- - Social Software (8 feb afternoon) - about software as a designed motor of
social change
- - Artistic Software (8 feb evening) - about programming as artistic
practice
- - New Forms of Distribution (9 feb afternoon) - about artistic content
production and distribution on the net
- - Net-Based Participation (9 feb evening) - about art projects probing
models of interaction and participation
* artist presentations and prize ceremony for the projects shortlisted for
the transmediale.01 AWARDS in the three categories, Interactive, Video, and
Artistic Software (10 feb)
* six thematic VIDEO SCREENING programmes from the competition submissions
(5, 6, 7, 11 feb) and a video-on-demand service
* the Competition Terror screening night - all you can take! (9 feb)
* three special screenings with video art from Africa (6 feb),
internet-based shorts from Russia (10 feb) and the UK group Machinima who
produce feature films with computer game software (11 feb)
* a retrospective afternoon with the berlin-based film and video group
DOGFILM - pioneers in bridging the gap between independent video production
and public television (11 feb)
* four WORKSHOPS (Flash animations and Gameboy hacking for children, LEGO
Mindstorms and Synaesthetic environments for all)
* a specially designed MEDIA LOUNGE in the Foyer Hall of the Podewil where
we will present the computer screen-based works (internet, CD-Rom,
software) - this is set to become a spectacular and inviting environment
that will give the transmediale.01 a characteristic face.
* the transmediale.01 SALON, a cafe and evening hang-out with
magazine-style short presentations of new media projects and work in
progress.
* PRICES (reduced)
Conference
- - 1 panel DM 20 (DM 15)
- - 2 panels DM 35 (DM 25)
Screenings - DM 12 (DM 10)
Competition Terror - DM 20 (DM 15)
Presentations - DM 12 (DM 10)
Workshops - DM 20 (DM 5)
Media Lounge/Salon - free
Festival pass - DM 150 (DM 120)
an ACCREDITATION FORM is available on the website
http://www.transmediale.de
PRESS: please, contact [email protected]
the NEXT NEWSLETTER will be published on 29 dec and will contain a list of
the projects and tapes shortlisted for the transmediale.01 awards.
we wish everybody a pleasant and peaceful end of the year season and send
special greetings to all those who, like us, can't take holidays.
best regards,
the transmediale team
_______________________________________
transmediale - international media art festival berlin
klosterstr. 68-70 - d-10179 berlin
tel. +49-30-24721907 - fax +49-30-24721909
[email protected] - http://www.transmediale.de
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transmediale.01 - DIY [do it yourself!] - 4-11 feb 2001
transmediale.01
DIY [do it yourself!]
4 - 11 february 2001
international media art festival berlin
klosterstr. 68-70
10179 berlin
germany
fon +49 30 2472 1907
fax +49 30 2472 1909
www.transmediale.de
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Member of the European Coordination of Film Festivals E.E.I.G.
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:-2) 17. Chaos Communication Congress
http://www.ccc.de/congress/index.en.html
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17. Chaos Communication Congress
EXPLICIT LYRICS
December 27 28 29, 2000
Haus Am K�llnischen Park (HAKP)
Am K�llnischen Park 6-7 (Map)
D-10179 Berlin, Germany
The Chaos Communication Congress is a three-day conference on technology,
society and utopia. The Congress offers lectures and workshops on a
multitude of topics including (but not limited to) information technology,
IT-security, internet, cryptography and generally a critical-creative
attitude towards technology and the discussion about the effects of
technological advances on society.
The Chaos Communication Congress is the annual congress of the Chaos
Computer Club e.V. (CCC). The Congress takes place since 1984 and has
established itself as the "european hacker party".
The congress not only addresses the techno geek but also those who are
interested in appliances and aftermathes.
In addition to the the conference there are other Congress elements worth
noting like the Art&Beauty project, the Chaos Archive, the Hackcenter and
the fourth German Lockpicking Championships. You find everything of interest
in our congress overview
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Carrara
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Date: Thu, 28 Dec 2000 05:28:26 EST
From: [email protected]
Subject: announcement
dear subscribers
i have to make an announcement of a just published book, a kunstforum
international, with the topic images of violence. unfortunately it is only in
german but maybe there is someone out there who interested in it. part of my
article about war and violence on the net is also available in English on
demand, do not hesitate to contact my for more details.
thank you for your interest, your critique is very welcome
birgit richard
Sven Druehl/Birgit Richard: Choreographie der Gewalt
Sven Dr�hl: Totentanz, Interview mit Finckh, Absenter Tod, Mythos Suizid
Alexander Braun: Invisible Republic - Das andere unheimliche Amerika
Iris Dressler: Vergi� nicht zu sterben
Anne von der Heiden: Von dem was der Fall ist: CASE HISTORY von Boris
Michailov
Christine Karallus: Staatsanw�lte, Kriminalisten und Detektive
Tatortfotografie
Dirk Kladnik. �sthetik des Kadavers
Uta Reindl: Gewalt im Werk spanischer K�nstler
Thomas Vargen: Der Westerner
Gottfried Kerscher: Gewalt im Kinofilm
Jeannine Schwemer: Kino der Explosion
Arndt R�ttgers: Gewalt in Videospielen
Douglas Rushkoff: Virtual Time, Virtual Space: How Children are Reclaiming
Reality
Jutta Zaremba: MEDIEN(KAMPF)KUNST. Paul Garrins Macht des Taktischen
Birgit Richard: Am Anfang war das Wort: Domain wars! Zur Gewalt des
Eigennamens in virtuellen Welten
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