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1...offline...............offline
2...C. Harris.............CALL FOR ENTRIES: Digital Design Festival
3...re-lab.net............!R>UZ
4...kuni..................call for contribution
5...Richard Barbrook......Cyber.Salon 4
6...art.tm................Karen Elliot
7...andre.................Audio Romatica
8...Frank Hartmann........BOOK
9...mar(98)...............Call for participation -
Database Interventions
10..Remo Campopiano.......artnetweb & INTELLIGENT AGENT 3.03
11..Le Monde diplomatique.March 1998
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From: "offline" <[email protected]>
Sender: "Kevin Murray" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
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Date: Sat, 7 Mar 1998 15:36:56 +1100
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Kevin Murray
http://www.kitezh.com
Forecast for Melbourne Issued at 1050 on Saturday the 7th of March 1998
Fine. A partly cloudy day with moderate to occasionally fresh southerly
wind.
Max 21
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As part of Adelaide Festival Artist's Week, the JamFactory presents
'offline: an exhibition of soft hardware'.
"http://www.kitezh.com/offline" includes a gallery tour, essays and momento
archive. You are invited to contribute a story to the sad tales of lost
objects.
Please enjoy the works safe behind the screen. You can touch, polish, even
scratch the glass.
Offline, it's another matter.
'offline: an exhibition of soft hardware' is open at the JamFactory
Contemporary Craft & Design, Morphett Street, Adelaide until 3rd May.
Curator: Kevin Murray.
Artists: Robin Best, Ben Edols & Kathy Elliot, Steven Goldate, Andrea
Hylands, Nelia Justo, Karl Millard, Damon Moon, Susan Ostling, Pilar Rojas,
Gwendolyn Zierdt.
Enquiries: [email protected]
Web site: www.kitezh.com/offline
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Date: Mon, 09 Mar 1998 14:07:55 -0500
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Subject: CALL FOR ENTRIES: Digital Design Festival
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This is to announce the CALL FOR ENTRIES of the 1998 New Media
International Design Festival sponsored by the Digital Design Department
at Parsons School of Design, New York City. The Festival is a juried
competition and this year the festival will consider entries from students
and professionals from around the world in several categories: 2D/3D
Digital Animation and Modeling; Digital Multimedia (Games, WWW, CD-ROM,
etc.); Digital Video; Digital Photography. The deadline for entries to be
received is MARCH 16, 1998. For an entry form and further details please
see: www.parsons.edu/festival or send email to: [email protected].
Telephone: 212.229.8908. Completed entry forms for work accessible online
may be emailed or faxed; all forms for work in physical form (CD's, video,
etc.) must accompany work.
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Date: Tue, 10 Mar 1998 05:06:19 +0200
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Call for participation!R>UZ
http://ir.uz
The ministry of Culture and Education of Republic of Uzbekistan in
collaboration with Re-Lab Network presents an online exhibition of jured
and curated netart projects to support and inspire netart pioneers of
Uzbekistan.
i = INFORMATION
! = EXCLAMATION
. - = A for BEGINNING
- . = N for NETWORK
You can submit URLs or send htm/html files of specific projects for
consideration to [email protected] by April 13, 1998.
Some rules and limitations:
no sound,
no Java script,
no plugins - to make it accesible for those with low connection rate and
far away.
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Date: Tue, 10 Mar 1998 12:38:27 +0100
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- Call for Contribution -
The 1998 Yearbook of the Institut fuer Moderne Kunst, Nuernberg, Germany
will be devoted to �Art�n�t�Net� (or net.art, if you prefer this term).
For our �Chronological Synopsis - A Brief History of Art on the Net� we
are looking for highlights and milestones in the history of electronic
arts in general and especially the history of art on the net - from
stone age to the year 2010. Please handle with humour.
We cordially invite you to contribute - please mail us your proposals!
Any contributor will be mentioned with real name and/or email and/or
URL.
Please mailto: [email protected]
Thanxalot in advance,
Verena Kuni (Yearbook curatorial staff, [email protected])
Manfred Rothenberger (Institut fuer Moderne Kunst,
[email protected])
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Date: Wed, 11 Mar 1998 22:52:50 +0100
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From: [email protected] (Richard Barbrook)
Subject: Cyber.Salon 4
Mute
Telepolis &
Hypermedia Research Centre
present:
CYBER.SALON 4
'Community Networks'
Speakers: Lee Bryant (Brixton On-Line)
second speaker to be confirmed
Chair:
Pauline van Mourik Broekman (Mute)
7pm to 11pm
Wednesday 25th March
Sub-Cyberia
(basement of Cyberia)
39 Whitfield St
LONDON W1P 3LU
entrance free
be there early!
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Forthcoming Cyber.Salons
Wednesday 22nd April: Women on the Net with Eva Pascoe and Caroline Bassett
Wednesday 20th May: Beyond the Californian Ideology with Peter Lundfeld and
Korinna Patelis
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*** PLEASE NOTE THAT WE'VE CHANGED THE VENUE FOR CYBER.SALON 4 ***
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Coming Soon: the Cyber.Salon website and on-line conference space
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Date: Thu, 12 Mar 1998 17:26:09 +0000
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Karen Eliot's Party
My friend Doug Aubrey (Pictorial Heros) gave me your address thinking you
would like to participate in Karen Eliot's Party.
Karen Eliot is a name ANYONE can use to make a piece of art and Karen Eliot
is inviting everyone in the world calling themselves Karen Eliot to
participate in Karen Eliot's Party at art.tm on 5th September 1998 by
sending a piece of art about Karen Eliot by e-mail, fax or snail-mail.
All artworks will be xeroxed and the xeroxes used by Karen Eliot to make an
installation. The artworks will then be sent to other venues to make
different installments by different Karen Eliots.
You can participate in two ways:
1. By sending artwork as Karen Eliot.
2. By staging your own Karen Eliot installation party.
Visit Karen Eliot's web site for further info.
http://www.arttm.org.uk
or
e-mail to [email protected]
KAREN ELIOT SAYS - EVERYTHING IS EQUAL AND NOTHING IS THE SAME
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Date: Fri, 13 Mar 1998 03:16:15 +0100
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From: andre <[email protected]>
Subject: Audio Romatica
Hi there
This is just a short note to invite you to the ICA where we are showing
three installations and our new Enhanced CDROM.
The ICA is showing these installations which were originally commisioned
for the opening of the New Media Centre, which you may have had a preview
of at our CDROM launch. If not you're welcome to attend the opening or any
of the following days listed below
The Exhibition is opening on Monday 16th March evening at 6pm
and will be showing for the following three days from 12 till 7pm
So if you would like a more chilled view at the work
come on down!
Be nice to see you
Andre
Please RSVP for the opening at 6pm - 9pm ( a more chilled out session ) Monday
Other dates
12th March Sprawl Global Cafe
16th April School of Sound, London
23rd to the 25th April Love Bytes, Sheffield
27th- 29th May Fuse, San Francisco
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AudioRom Ltd, Winchester Wharf, Clink street, London, UK. SE1 9DG
Check http://www.audiorom.com/news.html for soundings and news
AudioRom new Enhanced CDROM from Research Publishing
AudioRom 4 Day Happening at the ICA Theatre 16th to 19th
The Scool of sound http://www.audioarts.com/schoolosound
Live events and wibles on http://www.livearts.com
AudioRom Studios 0171 403 0757 Page 01523 421 500
AudioRom supports http://www.internetarts.com
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Date: Thu, 12 Mar 1998 11:18:46 +0100
From: Frank Hartmann <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: BOOK
Attention to all NETTIMERS:
On the occasion of presenting the new yearbook of the Forum
Sozialforschung Vienna (http://www.fsf.at) on the topic of the 'European
Information Society' we give away ten copies to listmembers for free.
The book is in German - first come, first served: [email protected]
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Frank Hartmann (Hg): Informationsgesellschaft.
Sozialwissenschaftliche Aspekte
Forum Sozialforschung, Wien 1998 - ISBN 3-901339-03-5
Beitr�ge von: Hans Zeger, Armin Medosch, Herman Van Bolhuis, Vicente
Colom, Angelika Kofler, Ulrich Riehm, Martin Rost, Josef Hochgerner,
Franz Nahrada, Geert Lovink/Arthur Kroker, Florian R�tzer/Jean
Baudrillard
Pr�sentation am Mittwoch, 18 M�rz 1998, 18:30 Uhr
1010 Wien, Grillparzerstra�e 14
Atrium der �sterreichischen Beamtenversicherung
Es diskutieren: Hans Zeger, Arge Daten / Prof. Thomas Bauer, Institut
f�r Publizistik / Prof. Manfred Fa�ler, Lehrkanzel f�r
>Kommunikationstheorie / Prof. Josef Hochgerner, Zentrum f�r soziale
Innovation
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Date: Tue, 10 Mar 1998 18:41:17 -0700
From: "mar(98)" <[email protected]>
Subject: Call for participation - Database Interventions.
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Call for participation,
Database Interventions,
lovebytes cybercircus,
Sheffield, UK.
23-26 april 1998
Our daily lives have been defined by state and corporate
databases and now life itself is currently being assimilated
into genetic databases.
Database Interventions is an insurrectionists workshop and
event where actual sabotage of existing databases and the
definition/ construction of as yet non existing databases
will take place.
Invited participants including:
Heath Bunting, IRATIONAL.ORG,
John Hayward, BACKSPACE.ORG,
Keiko Suzuki, 7-Eleven,
Manu Luksch, BACKSPACE.ORG,
Marcus Valentine, IRATIONAL.ORG,
Mike Stubbs, HTBA,
Natalie Jeremijenko, BIT,
Rachel Baker, IRATIONAL.ORG.
Will present past and present actions
in the domains of:
Sabotage, Grassing Up, Incrimination, Provocation, Viruses,
Intimidation, Eradication, Sampling, Pornography, Spamming,
Junk Mail, Auctions, Pranks, Hoaxes, Jamming.
And why are we telling you this ?
1. We need some databases to hack up,
so please steal some from work
and send them to us.
2. We would appreciate your company.
For further information:
mailto:[email protected],
http://www.lovebyte.org.uk.
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5. BOOKMARKS
============================================================
http://artnetweb.com/resource/new.html
Netscan
http://netscan.sscnet.ucla.edu/
An experimental software package
designed to aid in the sociological
study of the Internet with a current
focus on Usenet.
Atlas of Cyberspaces
http://www.cybergeography.org/atlas/
Maps and graphic representations of
the geographies of the new electronic
territories of the Internet,
WWW and other emerging Cyberspaces
Federal Emergency Management Agency
http://www.fema.gov/index.htm
Every year, millions of Americans
face disaster, and its terrifying
consequences.
Time & Bits: Managing Digital Continuity
http://www.ahip.getty.edu/timeandbits/
An integrated technical and
philosophical discussion of digital
archives and their future with
Stewart Brand, Brian Eno,
Bruce Sterling and others.
www.three.org
http://www.three.org
Adversarial collaborations between
Janet Cohen, Keith Frank and Jon Ippolito.
A Humument Home Page
http://www.rosacordis.com/humument/
The work of Tom Phillips, creator
of "A Humument: A Treated Victorian Novel"
Stick Figure Death Theatre
http://www.calvert.com/sfdt/sfdt.html
Noir gif animations by Matt Calvert.
Peek-A-Boo
http://www.artnetweb.com/peppermint/peek/
Active resistance to the oppression
of time by Cary Peppermint.
NelliWeb
http://www.artun.ee/homepages/nelli/nelli.html
Homepage of Estonian artist
Nelli Rohtvee.
Debris
http://www.btinternet.com/~debris/index.html
Net.poetry from Krumm.
Xcult
http://www.xcult.ch
Net art projects and information
from Switzerland.
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LE MONDE DIPLOMATIQUE
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Le Monde diplomatique
english edition
March 1998
edited by Wendy Kristianasen
LEADER
Lessons of a non-war *
by Ignacio Ramonet
There are three lessons to be learned from the recent Gulf crisis.
First, the United States is now tempted to act in an authoritarian
manner, as the world's only superpower. Second, it has no overall
strategy for the Middle East and third, Europe has ceased to exist.
http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/md/en/1998/03/01leader.html
Translated by Barbara Wilson
Issues unresolved and resolutions ignored *
With or without air strikes against Iraq, the Middle East will
continue to be a region of instability, full of unresolved
problems. Here is a concise background to each of the following
issues: the future of Iraq, the question of the Kurds, the
Palestinian problem, the occupation of the Golan Heights, the South
Lebanon "security zone" and weapons of mass destruction.
http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/md/en/1998/03/06iraqgen.html
Translated by Ed Emery
THE DANGERS OF THE MULTILATERAL AGREEMENT ON INVESTMENT
Wielding power behind the scenes *
The cat is out of the bag and the world now knows just how
unbalanced are the proposals coming out of the current OECD
negotiations. The nature of this international organisation, which
is devoted to free market principles, explains why the MAI has been
conceived there.
http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/md/en/1998/03/07mai1.html
Translated by Julie Stoker
Shackling the state *
by Nuri Albala
If signed, the current MAI proposals would form a benchmark for the
global investment economy, taking precedence over most existing
national obligations and agreements. The multinational corporations
would be given powerful ammunition against sovereign states and the
legal means to enforce their new "rights". It is a dynamic
agreement which would ultimately "rollback" all national laws which
did not conform.
http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/md/en/1998/03/08maialba.html
Translated by Julie Stoker
TECHNICAL ADVANCE, IDEOLOGICAL PROJECT
Selling off a heritage *
http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/md/en/1998/03/13telecom.html
The Turkish model *
by Emine Usakligil
Turkey has nine free zones: three in Istanbul and six in different
cities in Anatolia. Mersin was the first of these and is also the
most productive. With the volume of trade increasing by an average
of 50% a year, the free zones are an economic success story.
Workers enjoy similar social security to their counterparts outside
but, as companies pay no taxes, wage are often higher.
http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/md/en/1998/03/17zonestk.html
Translated by Malcolm Greenwood
(*) Star-marked articles are available to every reader. Other
articles ar available to paid subscribers only.
Yearly subscription fee: 24 US $ (Institutions 48 US $).
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