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01 . Boston Cyberfest . VideoSpace and Cyberfest call for vid work
02 . Reception . Sassy Shorts - 1960's Cybernetic Cinema
03 . Stefan Schemat . O S M O T I C M I N D S | PREMIERE
AUGMENTED REALITY FICTION
04 . Marlene Mallicoat . Next 'COMPUTER LIB' Needs You!
05 . sjadijn . VRML-ART Paderborn VRML'99
06 . [email protected] . MARCH 3th - PARK INTERNET VIEWERSDAY
07 . Olivier Auber & fokky . POIETIC EXPERIMENT MARCH 4, 19:00 - 21:00
(PARIS TIME) & Mariemont conference
08 . Gerbrand Oudenaarden . +++ The Next 5 Minutes 3 +++
The Programme +++
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Date: Sat, 20 Feb 1999 13:54:27 +0200
From: [email protected] (Boston Cyberfest) (by way of John Hopkins)
To: Multiple recipients of <[email protected]>
Subject: ann! ... VideoSpace and Cyberfest call for vid work
It's not too late to get your moving images into the Boston Cyberarts
Festival! read below..
*** CALL FOR TAPES *** CALL FOR TAPES *** CALL FOR TAPES *** CALL FOR
TAPES ***
........The "Crackpot Theorists & Terminal Technology Show" wants
Y-O-U........
How has technology affected your life?
Have you ever strapped a video camera to the top of a remote controlled
dune buggy "just to see how it would look"?
Do you see an equation between the act of CREATION and the act of
DESTRUCTION?
If so, please send your work to:
Crackpot Theorists
c/o VideoSpace
9 Myrtle Street
Jamaica Plain,MA
02130
please include SASE if you want your tape back!
This show will take place at MIT in May 1999, and is a part of the Boston
Cyberarts Festival.
The DEADLINE to get tapes in is April 1st, SO GET TO WORK!
Any questions or comments can be directed to Andrew at
<[email protected]>
Thank you, and please spread the
word........................................
*** CALL FOR TAPES *** CALL FOR TAPES *** CALL FOR TAPES ***
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> NOT STILL ART FESTIVAL <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
> Video Art and Music
> 1999
> featured at Boston CyberArts '99
> May 8-9, 1999
>
> PRINT AND POST THE CALL for ENTRIES
> SUBMISSION DEADLINE: MARCH 15
>
> http://www.improvart.com/nsa/nsa_call.htm
>
> for general Not Still Art Festival information, go to:
>
> http://www.improvart.com/nsa/nsa.htm
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> NOT STILL ART FESTIVAL <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
******************THE VIRTUAL BERET**********************
Invent an artist!
The Virtual Beret Project has been an Internet artwork since 1994,
created by artist Sarah Smiley. It asks that you invent an artist,
describe the artwork of the artist, and describe the artists' beret. You
can visit the web site at http://www.ariel.com.au/VirtualBeret/ to see a
few examples. The Virtual Beret welcomes video and animation submissions
as well. Selected submissions will be screened on 8 area cable access
stations during the Boston Cyberarts Festival, May 1-15, 1999. You can
send your submissions to:
The Virtual Beret Project
c/o VideoSpace
9 Myrtle Street
Jamaica Plain, MA 02130
Deadline is no later than March 10, 1999, to be included in the cablecast
during the festival.
For further information contact sarah smiley at [email protected]
******************THE VIRTUAL BERET**********************
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Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1999 17:05:16 +0100
From: Reception <[email protected]>
To: Multiple recipients of <[email protected]>
Subject: ann! ... Sassy Shorts - 1960's Cybernetic Cinema
----------------------------------------------
Sassy Shorts
1960's Cybernetic Cinema
Screening and Talk on Tuesday 23rd February 1999
----------------------------------------------
Pete Gomes in conversation with Evelyn Wilson
at Lighthouse Media Centre in Wolverhampton.
We often assume that all things digital belong to the latter
decade of the 20th century but the history of our creative involvement
with technology can be traced back to a much earlier point in time.
In this event, Pete Gomes, one of the new champions of early
computer film talks to Evelyn Wilson about the relevance of this
early work to his own and others digital projects.
This will be followed by screenings of 'cybernetic cinema'
and computer films from the 1960's - offering a rare opportunity
to see some of the most experimental and highly visionary
work from the period.
Pete Gomes on 'Bridging the Digital Divide' from Filmwaves #3
http://www.backspace.org/numinous/filmwaves
Tickets cost 4 pounds / 2 pounds (concessions). Please contact Light
House at:
Light House
The Chubb Buildings
Fryer Street
Wolverhampton
WV1 1HT
Tel: 01902 716055
channel . commissions . residencies . network projects . information .
debate . webcasts . channel
This posting has been forwarded by Channel because of its interest to
Artec
/ Channel subscribers. Apologies if you have received it more than once.
Pete Gomes has been responsible for Channel editorial and site design
throughout 1998 and early 1999. He is an independent film maker and
collaborator on web and music projects.
For more information about Channel projects contact:
David Sinden, Arts Programme Coordinator, Artec on +44 171 477 2775 or
email [email protected]
Editorial and design: Pete Gomes . Programming and artists' support: Andi
Freeman
http://www.channel.org.uk
channel . commissions . residencies . network projects . information .
debate . webcasts . channel
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>From [email protected] Mon Feb 22 19:22:31 1999
O S M O T I C M I N D S | PREMIERE AUGMENTED REALITY FICTION
Presentation: Friday, 26th Feb. 99 7.00 p.m. Podewil, Klosterstr. 68-70,
10179 Berlin, Germany
3D-Environment : Saturday, 27th Feb. 3.00 p.m., Underground Station
(U-Bahnhof) Rosenthaler Platz, Berlin, Germany
Dear Friends, Partners and Soulmates,
We take great pleasure in having the oportunity of inviting you to the
premiere in Berlin. Due to complaints emanating from certain quarters
about the amount of
text used in our announcements we herewith provide you with a single URL
http://www.media-g.com/event01.html (English version)
Dominica Freier
Hiroki Maekawa
Stefan Schemat
--
Stefan Schemat
augmented reality fiction
media G. GmbH
Rdingsmarkt 14, 20459 Hamburg, Germany
http://www.media-g.com
[email protected]
+49-40-4325351-5 fax -6
mobile +49-171-8326135
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Date: Sun, 21 Feb 1999 10:26:01 +0100
From: Marlene Mallicoat <[email protected]> (by way of [email protected]
(Janos
Sugar))
Subject: Next 'COMPUTER LIB' Needs You!
Hi!
Did Ted Nelson's *Computer Lib* change your life? If so, now's the chance
to say how. We're republishing the original edition and there'll be a
section from people who loved and appreciated the book. (Don't look now,
but this year is the 25th anniversary of the first edition.)
If you'd like to be included, send us a few words NOW (doesn't have to be
in English) -- selections will begin on March 17th.
UMPWARD!
Ted Nelson & Marlene Mallicoat
PS: Please forward this freely.
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Date: Thu, 12 Feb 1998 17:15:57 +0100
From: sjadijn <[email protected]>
To: Multiple recipients of <[email protected]>
Subject: ann! ... VRML-ART Paderborn VRML'99
VRML-ART at VRML '99
The Fourth International Conference
On Virtual Reality Modelilng Language & 3D Web Technologies
February 23-26, 1999
Siemens-Nixdorf-Museum
Paderborn, Germany
VRML-ART in Paderborn
VRML-ART is a juried selection of 3-dimensional worlds, objects, and
avatars,
presented from Feb 23 to 26 , 1999, at the Siemens-Nixdorf-Museum in
Paderborn, Germany. Projects of more than 60 artists and designers have
been selected from 113 submissions, sent from countries around the
world.
Besides professional and semi-professional works, selected projects by
students will also be shown. The exhibition is an important advance in
the
medium that amplifies the artistic output of 3D art and 3D design on
the
internet, and brings attention to VRML-ART in the context of
professional
discussions about the future of 3D digital imaging
This exhibition is evidence of the newest inspirations of 3D virtual
worlds, and
shows the wide spectrum of application possibilities, as seen in social
and
communication chat applications, and in thematic sites with city
information
systems, scientific visualizations, and health education, as well as in
artistic text based theory projects, abstract sculptures and forms,
sound based
spaces, and poetic hyper-structures. Furthermore, we would like to
emphasize
that the artists and designers are still submitting works, and in the
future,
expanded categories including room installations and performances, in
the
context of virtual reality, could be shown and presented.
The exhibition VRML-ART is, until now, the biggest collection of three
dimensional work ever assembled. Works by participants from twenty-four
countries include Armenia, Austria, Canada, China, Croatia, Finland,
France,
Germany, England, Hungary, Japan, Korea, Macedonia, Netherlands, New
Zealand, Portugal, the USA, Switzerland, Romania, Russia, Quebec, Czech
Republic, Belgium, and Wales are represented. For the first time an
international forum of such a type - the VRML-ART show joins together
commercial ideas and artistic concepts, and provides a platform for it.
The 3D Web Art Expo
ONLINE PREMIER
February 23, 1999
>From Feb. 23, 1999, the VRML-ART selection is launched on the Internet,
under
the address: www.vrml.org. The 3D Web Art Expo will remain online for
future
projects, which will be announced, commissioned, and linked. The
importance
of www.vrml.org is to focus on the present situation of 3D work, and
will
underscore the importance of the development of this area of work. The
site
will become a place on the internet where interested and competent
people will
be able to show their work and exchange know-how and information, and
where selected artists projects will be shown.
Because of the diverse techniques employed to create 3D, evidenced by
the
diverse platforms that were submitted to the first show of VRML-ART,
other 3D
technologies will be found in this selection. In order to see the sites
...we
would like to point out that it is absolutely necessary and important to
know
which Internet browser (Netscape or Explorer) and which version (3.1, up
to
4.5,
etc.), which specific software (Cosmo, Intervista, Blaxxun, Sony or
other) and
with which hardware (MAC, PC or SGI) each work is created, in order to
see it
properly.
VRML.ART
ORGANIZATION
CONTACT:
The VRML-ART jury, and the 3D Art Expo committee is Karel Dudesek, Kathy
Rae Huffman, Zwonimir Batokin, and Martin Schmitz. The VRML-ART show is
presented in Paderborn on the occasion of the VRML '99 conference,
www.c-
Lab.de/vrml99.
VRML-ART will be presented May 3-5, 1999 at EMAF, the European Media Art
Festival, a multi-media festival held annually in Osnabrck, Germany.
Details
can be found at www.emaf.de.
Special thanks are in order to:
Christian Bauaer, VRML 99 General Chair, Gerd Schulz, C-Lab and VRML 99
Local chair and the C-Lab Team; The RPI Arts Department, Van Gogh
TeleVision, and artemedia, a donor to VRML-ART.
For follow up information, please contact:
For Europe:
Karel Dudesek: "[email protected]"
For USA:
Kathy Rae Huffman: "[email protected]"
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>From [email protected] Tue Feb 23 01:05:55 1999
PARK VIEWERSDAY 02
The PARK VIEWERSDAY is a three monthly video screening by the editors of
PARK TV on the INTERNET live from the PARK studio in Amsterdam.
Tapes that we recieve from artists all over the world will be selected
live, and you can join us on:
Wednesday March 3th 19.00 hrs. p.m. local amsterdam time.
LOCATION: http://www.park.nl/VIEW
You can check out what time we start in your timezone at:
http://www.park.nl/VIEW/tijdberekening.html
What do you need to join the PARK viewersday on the internet?
For chat: Browser that
For video: Netscape 3.0 or higher
P . A . R . K . 4 D T V AMSTERDAM - NEW YORK - BERLIN
__________________________________________________________________
AMSTERDAM - EVERY NIGHT FROM 01.00-02.00 UUR, KANAAL 4 SALTO
NEW YORK - EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM 02.00-03.00 A.M., CHANNEL 34
MNN
BERLIN - EVERY FRIDAY FROM 00.00-01.00, OFFENER KANAL
INTERNET - 24 HOURS A DAY http://www.park.nl
__________________________________________________________________
P.A.R.K. 4DTV Korte Leidsedwarstraat 12
1017 RC Amsterdam The Netherlands
Tel/Fax +31 20 6390414 - [email protected]
__________________________________________________________________
H.Haagsma, M.Ploeg, D.Tuinder, W.Seuskens, K.Terwindt,
S.Hamel, J.v.d.Brink, J.Kooimans, M.Takken
__________________________________________________________________
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From: Olivier Auber <[email protected]>
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GENERATEUR POIETIQUE http://www.enst.fr/~auber [English version : below]
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Le Generateur Poietique permet a un grand nombre de participants repartis
sur la planete de creer en temps reel une image collective en pertetuelle
evolution. Le "GP" est accessible sur le web 24h/24 avec un Mac ou un PC +
Explorer ou Navigator, sans aucun plug-in.
Nous vous invitons a participer au prochain rendez-vous qui aura lieu le :
JEUDI 4 MARS 1999, a partir de 19h (HEURE DE PARIS=GMT+1) en avant
premiere
de la conference "Art en ligne - Art en reseau - Art en mouvement"
organisee par Sandra Fauconnier et Patrice Riemens au Musee Royal de
Mariemont. Belgique
Le film historique de cette session sera projete et commente en differe
lors de la conference qui se tiendra deux jours plus tard (le 6 mars
1999).
Un debat suivra. Vous etes les bienvenus !
http://simsim.rug.ac.be/mariemont/ La video complete de la conference
sera
diffusee ulterieurement a partir de ce site.
Les differentes versions de logiciels permettant au GP d'etre experimente
sur l'internet ont ete developpes et mis au point par de nombreux
contibuteurs, en particulier par plusieurs eleves et chercheurs de l'Ecole
Nationale Superieure des Telecommunications (ENST, Paris). Que Antoine Le
Gal soit specialement remercie pour la version Java actuelle ! L' ENST
supporte l'experience en mettant a disposition ses moyens techniques
:-) Si vous voulez vous etre tenu au courant des prochaines rendez-vous,
ou bien proposer une conference, un evenement ou une exposition pouvant
etre l'occasion d'organiser d'une nouvelle session du Generateur
Poietique,
n'hesitez pas a contacter Olivier Auber [email protected]
:-( Pour etre retirer de cette liste de diffusion, envoyer un message
vide
avec 'UNSUBSCRIBE' en objet a [email protected]
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POIETIC GENERATOR http://www.enst.fr/~auber [ English version ]
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
The Poietic Generator enables a large number of people across the world to
participate in real-time in the emergence of an ever changing collective
image. The "GP" is accessible on the web 24 hours a day, with a Mac or a
PC
+ Explorer or Navigator, without any plug-in.
We invite you to take part in the next session which will take place:
THURSDAY MARCH 4, 19:00 (PARIS TIME=GMT+1)
as a premiere of a "Net-Art" conference organized by Sandra Fauconnier and
Patrice Riemens. Royal Museum of Mariemont. Belgium.
The movie of this session will be displayed and commented during the
conference itself two days later (March 6 1999). A debate will fellow. You
are welcome! http://simsim.rug.ac.be/mariemont/
The complete video of the conference will be streamed later from this
site.
The different softwares which make the GP live over the Internet have been
developed by many contributors, mainly students and researchers from the
"Ecole Nationale Superieure des Telecommunications" (ENST, Paris). Special
thanks to Antoine Le Gal for the new Java applet! The ENST supports the
experiments by providing its technical means.
:-) If you' d like to be informed of the next rendez-vous, or to suggest
any conference, event or exhibition which could be an occasion to organize
another GP session, do not hesitate to send an email to Olivier Auber
[email protected]
:-( To be cancelled of this mailing list, send a blank message to
[email protected] , subject='UNSUBSCRIBE'
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From: fokky <[email protected]>
_____ "Art et Internet" aka "The Mariemont Conf"
An introductory, basic, audience-focused conference about net art in the
(utterly charming) Royal Museum of Mariemont, La Louviere, Belgium.
Lectures will be held in French and English.
<http://simsim.rug.ac.be/mariemont>
Conference schedule:
_____ 10:30AM-12PM CET
Introductory lectures about the short but breathtaking history of internet
culture, net criticism and net art, by Patrice Riemens and Sandra 'Fokky'
Fauconnier.
_____ 1:30PM-2:15PM CET
Olivier Auber (Fr) presents his works, including the Poietic Generator.
Join the preceding experiment on March 4!
<http://www.enst.fr/~auber/>
_____ 2:15PM-3PM CET
JODI (Nl/B) talk about their viroid and nomadic activities.
<http://www.jodi.org>
<http://oss.jodi.org>
<http://404.jodi.org>
<http://www.7-11.org>
_____ 3PM-4:15PM CET
Colin Green (UK), member of I/O/D, will explain the hows and whys of the
Web Stalker and other I/O/D issues.
<http://www.backspace.org/iod/>
_____ 4:15PM-5PM CET
Plenary discussion.
More info? check the website and/or get in touch with
[email protected]
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Date: Wed, 24 Feb 1999 16:00:10 +0100
From: "Gerbrand Oudenaarden" <[email protected]>
To: Multiple recipients of <[email protected]>
Subject: ann! ... +++ The Next 5 Minutes 3 +++ The Programme +++
T h e N e x t F i v e M i n u t e s 3
Tactical Media Event
March 12-14, 1999, Amsterdam/Rotterdam, NL
http://www.n5m.org
The Programme
(speakers, times, dates, locations. subject to minor changes)
CONFERENCE VENUES:
------------------
De Balie
Kleine Gartmanplantsoen 10
1017 RR Amsterdam
Paradiso
Weteringschans 6-8
1017 SG Amsterdam
De Waag (Theatrum Anatomicum)
Nieuwmarkt 4
1012 CR Amsterdam
V2_Organisatie (Rotterdam)
Eendrachtsstraat 10
3012 XL Rotterdam
Virtual conference venues:
http://www.n5m.org, hosted by The Digital City: http://www.dds.nl
BROADCASTS
----------
Live web broadcasts at http://www.dds.nl/live:
DDS 1: radio from Paradiso (24 hours a day)
DDS 2: the live program from the main hall in Paradiso and the TV live
show
DDS 3: from the Balie
Radio broadcasts (Amsterdam only) at:
n5m3-basis: 95.8 FM
Radio 100: 98.3 FM
Radio Patapoe 97.2 FM
Agent Radio: 96.3 FM
Television broadcasts at Amsterdam Cable: Salto A1 (channel 26)
Friday: live from 21.00 - 1.00 hours
tapes from 2.00 - 16.00 hours
Saturday: live from 22.00 - 2.00 hours
tapes from 2.00 - 11.00 hours
THURSDAY 11th
-------------
New Media Culture in Europe
===========================
De Balie, grote zaal, Thursday 17.00 - 18.45 hours
Presentation of the book 'New Media Culture in Europe' and the Hybrid
Media
Lounge website & cd-rom
With: Marleen Stikker (De Waag), Rick van der Ploeg (Secretary of State
for
Culture), Thorsten Schilling (mikro.org), Bronac Ferran (Arts Council of
England), Tijmen van Grootheest (chair Virtueel Platform)
Mongrel 'National Heritage'
==========================
Installation 'National Heritage'
Opening: Thursday 11th March 20.00 hours
The Society for Old and New Media/De Waag, Theatrum Anatomicum
including material from the Mongrel workshop in the Bijlmer
Open from 12.00 - 20.00 hours from Friday 12th March until Thursday 18th
March
Workshop 'National Heritage'
Presentation and conversation in the Bijlmer at the community centre
'Ganzenhoef'
Open:
Saturday 6th March 14.00 - 17.00 hours: presentation
Sunday 7th March 11.00 - 17.00 hours
Monday 8th March 13.00 - 17.00 hours
The Mongrels are: Graham Harwood, Mervin Jarman, Matsuko Yokokoji, Richard
Pierre Davis and Matthew Fuller
In co-operation with Montevideo.
Grand Opening Night
===================
Organisation: Radio Patapoe and n5m
Kalenderpanden, Entrepotdok 98, Thursday 21.00 - 01.00 hours
With: Station Rose (Frankfurt), Convex TV (Berlin), Erik Hobijn
(Amsterdam),
Ashley Gillard (London)
FRIDAY 12th
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The Tactical Guide to the Conference
====================================
De Balie, grote zaal, Friday 10.30 hours
Program outline and introduction to the overall themes
Feminism & Media Strategies/Cyber Feminism
==========================================
Friday, De Balie, grote zaal, 11.00 - 13.30 hours
With: Old Boys Network and next Cyberfeminist International Participants:
Strategies for a New Cyberfeminism. Outcomes of the debates at the next
Cyberfeminist International (8 - 11 March, Rotterdam)
Maria Fernandez (Pittsburgh): The Web and Questions of Race and Ethnicity
Vesna Jankovic (Attack) and Suncana Spirovan (Zamir/'Because') (Croatia):
Fe-mail activism in Croatia
Irina Aristarkhova (Moscow): Radek, Russian women and the net
Moderation: Karin Spaink
European Affairs
================
Friday, De Balie, salon, 13.00 - 14.00 hours
Presentation of the outcomes of the Vienna European Cultural
Backbone/Networking Centres of Innovation meeting
Presentation plus future of Hybrid Media Lounge Site & CD-ROM
Moderation: Marleen Stikker
Art Of Campaigning
==================
Paradiso, Friday 14.00 - 17.30 hours, main hall
With: Ineke Zeldenrust of the Clean Clothes Campaign International
Secretariat (Amsterdam), Apo Leong: Asia Monitor Resource Centre, Rex
Varona: Asia Migrant Centre (Hongkong)
Sans Papiers & other French campaigns (Paris): presented by Nathalie
Magnan
Gisela Seidler and Florian Schneider (Munich): kein mensch ist illegal
DeeDee Halleck (San Diego), founding member of Paper Tiger: Prison
Campaign
and Chiapas Media Project
Rachel Baker (London): The Clubcard Project
Augustin de Quijano (London): Reclaim the Streets/Anti-roads campaigns
Sam de Silva (Australia): Stop Jabiluka (uranium mining) and other
Australian-based campaigns
Alex Karschnia (Frankfurt): Vote Yourself! The Art & Politix-Mix of
Christoph Schlingensief's "Chance 2000" (a German anti-party)
Moderation: Geert Lovink
The Amsterdam Media Debate
==========================
De Balie, grote zaal, Friday 17.30 - 19.00 hours
70's nostalgia versus neo-liberalism?
Existing infrastructures and/or new configurations?
Moderation: Menno Grootveld
Interfund Launch Meeting
========================
Balie, salon, Friday 17.30 - 18.30 hours
With: Manu Luksch, co-organiser of Art Servers Unlimited (London), Armin
Medosch, telepolis (London), Inke Arns, curator and critic (Berlin), Diana
McCarty, organiser (Budapest)
Moderation: Rasa Smite, e-lab (Riga) and Eric Kluitenberg
Night of the Video Activists
============================
Friday night, De Balie, grote zaal, 20.30 hours
With: Yutaka Tsuchiya (Tokyo) (video act), Undercurrents (London), Paper
Tiger TV (Next Generation) and others
Moderation: David Garcia
How Low Can You Go Show
=======================
Paradiso, Friday night, main hall, 21.00 hours
With: Tjebbe van Tijen, artist and archivist (Amsterdam): Shadow Play
James Wallbank/Redundant Technology Initiative (UK) "Low Tech Manifesto"
Alexei Shulgin (Moscow): 386DX Cyberpunk Rockband
Katarina Soukup (Montreal): Radio Bicyclette
Marko Peljhan (Ljudmila): Insular Technologies
Vuk Cosic (Ljubljana), Walter van der Cruijssen/Ascii Art Ensemble
(Amsterdam)
Eine kleine Wassermusik (Amsterdam): Aquartet
Tetsuo Kogawa (Tokyo): mini fm lecture/performance
Convex TV (Berlin): a/bbs, the audio bulletin broadcast system
Institute for Affordable Lunacy (IBW, Eindhoven): Let's Go!
Emer Beamer (Amsterdam): Beeldbuizen en Huilbuizen
VIP-club dance night: Low-tech solutions to high-tech problems, VJ's, DJ's
&
live acts go back to basics!
23.45: live performance Project Dark
00.30: live performance Streamer
01.00: DJ Alec Smart
03.00: DJ Angelo(w)
With VJ's Boris Le Bouffe, Vision Impossible & Leptomania Art Movement
SATURDAY 13th
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net.activism
============
De Balie, grote zaal, Saturday, 11.00 - 13.30 hours
With: tao.ca, a collective/political content provider (Toronto)
Zenon Panoussis (Amsterdam)
Autonome a.f.r.i.k.a.-Gruppe, communication guerilla syndicate:
integration
of the CDU
Rop Gonggrijp (Amsterdam)
Steven Kurtz/Critical Art Ensemble (Pittsburgh)
Franny Armstrong/McSpotlight (London)
Moderation: Jo van der Spek
Tactical Education: Media Competence
====================================
Paradiso, main hall, Saturday, 11.00 - 13.30 hours
Silvia Mejia: Womens Prisons video campaign (Bogota, Colombia)
Shahidul Alam en Partha Sarker: multimedia trainer at Drik / Learn
Foundation (Bangladesh)
Jinx (aka Szabo Sandor): Rromadub @ C3 Centre for Culture and
Communication
(Budapest)
Ann Whitehurst (UK), campaigning artist and activist using focusing on
social stereotyping of disabled people.
John Hopkins (non-located), Tech-no-mad artist and educator: neo-scenes
occupation
Anna Har Mei-Yoke: community video trainer (Kuala Lumpur)
Mervin Jarman: Mongrel - National Heritage (London): develop radical
software products that scramble the assumptions of the new media industry
Thomas Poole (New York): Poetry Slams, using competitive street poetry
developed by African Americans to raise media literacy
Michael Eisenmenger: Paper Tiger TV (New York)
tao.ca/PJ: Jamal event (Toronto)
Moderation: David Garcia and Eric Kluitenberg
Streaming media: workshop
========================
Saturday, Paradiso, small hall, 13.00 - 14.00 hours
Tetsuo Kogawa, (Tokyo), Rasa Smite, founder of e-lab (Riga), MauzZ and
Nina
Meilof (Amsterdam), Adam Hyde, Radio Qualia (Adelaide), Josephine Bosma
(Amsterdam), Convex TV (Berlin)
Post Governmental Organisation
==============================
Paradiso, grote zaal, Saturday, 14.00 - 17.30 hours
PGO Debate
----------
Steve Cisler/Association For Community Networking (US): U.S. Community
Network groups as PGOs
Kevin Dowling (UK): relationships between NGOs, mercenary armies and
corporations.
Adrienne van Heteren/Open Society Institute (HU): The role of NGOs in the
transformation processes in Eastern Europe.
Thomas Keenan (US): the politics of the NGO-movement
Saskia Sassen (US): migration, global finance systems, governance and the
transformations of economic and social networks in the age of electronic
network technologies.
McKenzie Wark (AUS) media theorist and antipodean 'virtual geographer'
PGO Project Presentations
-------------------------
Richard Barbrook (London): Digital Workers Union
Luchezar Boyadjiev (Sofia): Culture Board
Daniel Garcia Andujar (Valencia): Art Power Database
RTMark (Los Angeles): Y2K Industries
Rasa Smite (Riga) and Manu Luksch (London): The Interfund
Jason Skeet (London): Association of Autonomous Astronauts
Moderation: Marcia Luyten and Andreas Broeckmann
South Asia
==========
De Balie, grote zaal, Saturday 17.00 - 19.00 hours
With: Shahidul Alam: photographer & director of Drik Picture Library
(Dhaka,
Bangladesh)
Kunda Dixit: Panos South Asia / Himal (Kathmandu, Nepal)
Afdhel Aziz: Freelance Journalist (Sri Lanka / London)
Shudhabrata Sengupta: Independent filmmaker (New Delhi, India)
Gijs Hillenius: Burma Centre the Netherlands
Moderation: Eric Kluitenberg
V2_East/Syndicate Meeting
=========================
Balie, salon, Saturday, 19.00 - 21.00 hours
Meeting of the Syndicate Network, the mailing list on electronic and media
art in Central and Eastern Europe
Tactical Education: Poetry & Motion
===================================
Paradiso, Saturday night, main hall, 21.00 hours
20.30: zaal open: DJ Soundwich
21.00: Film "Slam", presented by Emerald Beryl
22.45: Mike Ladd (30 min) performing Poet
23.10: Baby Kain Band (30 min.) Gylan Kain, original member of the Last
Poets
23.40: Technopoetry: Serge van Duijnhoven, VJ Danil Kousbroek & DJ Fat
01.00: Noodlanding: alternative dance night
Paradiso, Saturday night, small hall
01.00: Cyberslam for Mumia: live on http://www.dds.nl/live from New York,
Los Angeles, and a taco shop in San Diego. Hosted by Marty Lucas and
Thomas
Poole (in Amsterdam) and Papoleto Melendez (USA).
SUNDAY 14th
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Intereast forum
===============
De Balie, grote zaal, Sunday 11.00 - 13.00 hours
With: Ilya Lee: (Taiwan) Media/net.activists
Anna Har Mei-Yoke, Community Video trainer and practitioner (Kuala Lumpur)
Tedjabayu Basuki (Jakarta, Indonesia): countering government propaganda
Haejong Cho (Seoul): do it yourself media for young unemployed
Toshiya Ueno (Tokyo)
Moderation: John Hutnyk (London)
Media & Conflict Resolution
=======================================
Sunday, Paradiso, main hall, 11.00 - 14.00 hours
With: Iris Luarasi: Faculty of Journalism (Albania), Arber Vllahiu
(Kosovo)
Vesna Manojlovic: Peace Schools in the former Yugoslavia / Opennet
Classroom (Belgrade / Amsterdam)
Vesna Jankovic: ATTACK / PAKRAC - Anti-War Action (Zagreb)
Marilyn Hyndman: Northern Visions (Belfast)
Michael Warschawski: The Alternative Information Centre - A joint
Israelian
and Palestinian initiative (Jerusalem / Bethlehem)
Afdhel Aziz: Freelance Journalist - Conflict Resolution through Television
-
A proposal for Sri Lanka (Sri Lanka / London)
Moderation: Andre van Es
Corporate Counter Campaigns
===========================
De Balie, grote zaal, Sunday 13.00 - 15.00 hours
Andy Rowell (London): The Green Backlash
Sheila O'Donnell (San Francisco): Investigating Assaults on Activists
Claudia Peter (Muenich): TetraPak and the PR-strategies against Greens
Helen Holder/A SEED (Amsterdam): PR or Monsanto
Moderation: Eveline Lubbers
IKON radio: De Andere Wereld n5m special
==================================
De Balie, salon, Sunday 13.00 - 16.00 hours
With: Jo van der Spek and Rik Delhaas
Streaming Media: B92 presentation
=================================
Sunday, Paradiso, main hall, 13.30 hours
Sasa Mirkovic, Drazen Pantic and Sonja Radenkovic (Belgrade)
Streaming Media forum
======================
Sunday, Paradiso, main hall, 14.00 - 16.30 hours
With: B92 (Belgrade), Tetsuo Kogawa, radio activist (Tokyo), Ashley
Gillard,
pirateradio.co.uk (London), Erwin Blom, VPRO (Netherlands), Freespeech TV
(New York)
Moderation: Josephine Bosma
Art After Activism?
===================
De Balie, grote zaal, Sunday, 15.00 - 16.30 hours
With: DeeDee Halleck (US), Alex Galloway/Rhizome, Shu Lea Cheang/visual
artist, Kate Rich/Bureau of Inverse Technologies, Steven Kurtz/Critical
Art
Ensemble (Pittsburgh), David Garcia (Amsterdam)
This debate will address some of the doubts that hard core activists have
about the usefulness of art in a political context.
Moderation: Babeth van Loo
Migration meeting
=================
De Balie, kleine zaal, Sunday, 15.00 - 16.30 hours
Hacking the Borderline: Media & RL activism against new border regimes
With: Marc Chemillier (Paris), De Fabel van de Illegaal (Leiden), IM-media
(Paris), Cross the border (Munich), Olia Lialina (Moscow), RTMark (US),
Rex
Varona (Hongkong), autonoom centrum (Amsterdam), Bureau Jansen & Janssen
(Amsterdam)
Closing debate & reports
========================
Paradiso, main hall, Sunday 16.30 hours
Cinema Digitaal - Club Nu
=========================
Sunday, Paradiso, main hall, 21.00 hours
20.30: DJ Huub Roelvink
21.15: Presentation: Kees Brienen
Interview with Richard Sandler, director of the film 'The Gods of Time
Square'
21.30: Start film: The Black Flag (10 min)
21.40: Start film: The Gods Of Time Square (100 min)
23.20: Club Nu: n5m Closing Party with DJ Huub Roelvink
THROUGHOUT THE CONFERENCE
-------------------------
Tactical Autonomous Zone
========================
De Balie, kleine zaal and salon
* Satellite workshop. Ups and Downs Communication Satellites and Tactical
Media (Veritas & Fantasy). With: Raul Marroquin, MauzZ and Zoe D'Amaro
(Amsterdam), DeeDee Halleck (Paper Tiger, San Diego), Deep Dish TV (New
York), Diederik Bangert, Editor in Chief Europe by Satellite, Alan
Fountain,
Dr. Dish German satellite specialist/journalist, Vicki Gray (A2000,
Amsterdam) Michiel Hegener (freelance journalist), Robert van Boeschoten
(McLuhan program), Marko Peljhan (Ljudmila/insular technologies), Jed
Rosenzweig (New York) artist and media activist working with satellite
feeds, Rens Maas, Director of TSS-Telecom, Satellite equipment importer
and
operator of an European-wide amateur Satellite TV channel from
Heerhugowaard
(the Netherlands), Danny Puchen, satellite & tv dealer in Amsterdam with a
presentation on the use of satellite dishes among members of ethnic
minorities and as the main competitor of cable tv.
* Wizards of OS/software criticism workshop: presented by Volker
Grassmuck/mikro.org (Berlin); conference due July 1999
* Raul Marroquin (Amsterdam): Using Low End Technology as Shield and Sword
Against Government and the Private Sector Interference in Tactical
Communications
* Noel Douglas (UK): SupUrmarket- Ur scanner: a prototype portable network
device for anti-corporate information
* Paul Garrin (New York): Update of the name.space project
* Gabriele Leidlof (Hamburg): l o g in/l o c k e d out - a Statement on
Mass
Communication
* Gary Danner and Elisa (Frankfurt): Station Rose, a book presentation
* Robin Hamman (London): Using free tools for building activist
communities
online.
* Trcps/Edgar Um Bucholtz and J. Fox (Pittsburgh): Pittsburgh filmstrip
demo
* Guy van Belle (Gent): New Young Farmers Claim Future
* Undercurrents/Paul O'Connor and Roddy Mansfield (Oxford): Alternative
News
Radio
* Andy Porter: Hi8us-projects, invent and perform camcorder dramas on the
streets
* Igor Markovic: a joint presentation of Attack, autonomous cultural
factory, Arkzin, medialab Lamparna and BBS Zamir
* Dave Sag/Virtual Artists PTY Ltd (AUS): Robocam, working with
surveillance art
* Link; Lella (Bologna): The Global Link Project/ Meeting Gate Project
* Sue Thomas: !XENOPHOBIA! - a trAce Forum
* Christina Kopernik-Steckel (Amsterdam): EYFA Video Activists Network
* Paper Tiger Television (New York), Denise Gaberman :Subverting Media: a
Guide To Low Tech Information Activism/ Don't just view it do it!
* Free Speech TV (USA)Eric Galatas en Manse Jacobi : Media as a Movement
Building Tool
* Institute for applied autonomy (Pittsburgh):'Contestational robotics'
project
* Stadtwerkstatt (Linz, Austria): 'clickscape98', public Internet
projection
project
* Alex Galloway (New York): Rhizome, an online mailing list on
site-specific art
* Sava Tatic (Prague): Introducing C@MP, the Centre for Advanced Media in
Prague
* Therese Zoekende: Amsterdam artist presenting her Bijlmer years
* United Press Conference: United for Intercultural Action. Launch of the
European Action Week against Racism
* Equipo Fiambrera, Flyingmind, Marcelo Exposito and United Artists from
the
Museum: Tactical area, a low-tech Internet project
Screenings
==========
Curated by Peter van Hoof, Kees Brienen, Babeth van Loo and Giselle
Micolo.
Friday, Balie
-------------
19:00-23:00 -Night of the Video Activists
23:00-01:00 -Waco: The rules of engagement. William Gazecki, 1997, US
(136
min), betacam
Saturday, Balie
---------------
21:00-23:00 -La piti dangereuse. Rony Brauman, France (58 min), betacam
-A Pig's Tale. Leah Gordon & Anne Parisio, 1998, UK (52 min),
betacam
23:00-01:00 -Coraje. Alberto Durant, Peru 1998, (110 min), betacam.
(English subtitles)
Saturday, Paradiso
------------------
21:00-23:00 -Slam: Let the Words Fly. Marc Levin, 1997, US (94 min), 35mm
Sunday, Balie
-------------
14:00-17:00 -Mumia Abu Jamal: Justice Denied. Thomas Filmyer, US 1998 (25
min), betacam
-Micky Mouse goes to Haiti: World Disney and the Science of
Exploitation. Crowing Rooster, Haiti/US 1997 (24 min), betacam
-Zoned for slavery: The Child behind the Label. Crowing
Rooster, Honduras/US, 1997 (24 min), betacam
-McLibel: Two Worlds Collide. Franny Armstrong, UK 1997 (60
min), betacam
19:00-21:00 -Slam: Let the Words Fly. Marc Levin, US 1997 (94 min), 35mm
Sunday, Paradiso
----------------
21:00-23:00 -Black Flag. Istvan Kantor, Canada 1998 (10 min), betacam
-The gods of times square. Richard Sandler, US 1998 (100
min),
betacam. Director present.
Insular Technologies
====================
Workshop at V2_Organisation Rotterdam
15 - 17 March 99
Monday 15 March
late afternoon: first meeting, socialising
20.00 - 22.00: Public Presentation of the Insular Technologies project by
PACT Systems (Marko Peljhan/Borja Jelic)
Tuesday 16 March - Lectures, discussion and working sessions on:
10.00 - 14.00: Wireless Data Communications Technologies - characteristics
and alternatives.
15.00 - 18.00: Encryption - technical possibilities and legal aspects.
20.00 - 22.00: International Telecommunications Laws - legal and political
implications of the Insular Technologies System
Wednesday 17 March - Follow-up discussions
11.00 - 18.00: Follow-up on the themes and discussions of the previous
day,
drafting of a realistic, suitable plan
20.00 - 22.00: Public presentation of the IT Consortium and workshop
results
Participants include:
Balazs Beothy (HU) Representative of Consortium member C3. Jaap Both (NL)
Packet Radio and computer bricoleur. Michael van Eeden (NL) Representative
of Consortium member De Waag. Nico van Eijk (NL) Developer of plans for
strategic wireless broadcast media law. Arthur Elsenaar (NL) Innovator in
the field of radio, analogue/digital and human machine interfaces. Karel
Fassotte (NL) Representative of WorldCom. Jaanis Garancs (LV)
Representative
of Consortium member E-Lab. Rop Gonggrijp (NL) Founder of XS4ALL and
cryptography expert. Peter Hagdahl (SE) Representative of Consortium
member
CRAC. Borja Jelic (SI) of PACT Systems, radio/computer technician and
cryptography expert. Dmytrik Kleiner (CDN) Pirate radio & netcasting
wizard
of IDIO-AUDIO infamy. Sergiy Kuchma (UA) Secure speech communication,
speech
coding. Kees Mulder (NL) Packet Radio and computer bricoleur. Marko
Peljhan
(SI) of PACT Systems, short-wave radio strategist. Sinisa Rogic (YU)
Representative of Consortium member CyberRex. Remko Scha (NL) Innovator in
the field of sound and radio. Raitis Smits (LV) Representative of
Consortium
member E-Lab. James Stevens (UK) Representative of Consortium member
Backspace. Patrik Tschudin (CH) Packet Radio over short-wave (HF) and VHF.
Will Waites (CDN) TAO-affiliated GNU-coder and network protocol
specialist.
Prospective members of the Consortium include:
Backspace, London. C3 - Centre for Culture and Communication, Budapest.
CRAC
- Creative Room for Art and Computing, Stockholm. CyberRex, Belgrade.
E-Lab,
Riga. Ljudmila - Ljubljana Digital Media Lab, Ljubljana. Public Netbase,
Vienna. V2_Organisation - Institute for the Unstable Media, Rotterdam. De
Waag - Society for Old and New Media, Amsterdam.
If you are interested in participating in the workshop, please contact
Andreas Broeckmann <[email protected]>.
Next Cyberfeminist International
================================
De Unie, Rotterdam, Monday 8th - Thursday 11th March '99
More info at: [email protected]
Monday, March 8
14.00: opening event of the next Cyberfeminist International
With: An introductory discussion by Old Boys Network members
Nat Muller: Cyberfeminists and Activism
Mare Tralla (Estonia/UK) and Pam Skelton (UK): Private Views: Space
Recognised in Contemporary Art from Estonia and Britain
Yvonne Volkart: Art strategies in the New World Order
Helene von Oldenburg: SpiderBug. Browsing the Brain
Tuesday, March 9
Hacking as method and metaphor
With: Cornelia Sollfrank, Barbara Thoens/ Rena Tangens, Stephanie Wehner,
Corrine Petrus/Marieke
17:00: open discussion: "women and hacking" with statements from all
speakers of the day
Wednesday, March 10
'Split bodies and fluid gender: the cutting edge of information technology
-- (between scientific and artistic visions)'
With: Claudia Reiche: Bio(r)Evolution - On the Contemporary
Military-Medical Complex
Maren Hartmann: The Cyberflaneuse
Thursday, March 11
Feminist Activism/Resistance/Intervention/Globalism
With: Feminism, Difference, and Global Capital (Maria Fernandez and Faith
Wilding in conversation)
Ursula Biemann: <performing the border>
Rasa Smite: net.audio: enlivening the space
Caroline Bassett: A Manifesto Against Manifestos
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
---------------
HGIS, Program for international cultural relations of the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Education, Culture & Science of The
Netherlands; Backbone; Mondriaan Foundation; Thuiskopiefonds; Apex Fund;
Amsterdam Fund for the Arts; Press Now; Salto
TICKET PRICES
-------------
A. Passe partout / Dfl.65,-
- for all day, evening and night programmes at De Balie and Paradiso
B. Day tickets / Dfl.25,-
- for De Balie and Paradiso
- evening and night programmes included
C. Evening and night programmes:
Friday Dfl.20,- (How Low Can You Go Show/VIP-night)
Saturday Dfl.20,- (Poetry & Motion/Noodlanding-dance night)
Sunday Dfl.15,- (Cinema Digitaal/Club Nu)
D. De Balie screening tickets / Dfl.10,-
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