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Date: Mon, 03 Apr 2000 14:07:19 -0400
From: Sylvie Parent <courrier@ciac.ca>
Subject: 10th edition of CIAC's Electronic Art Magazine
***Please excuse multiple or cross-postings***
The 10th edition of CIAC's Electronic Art Magazine is now on line, in
French and English.
The contents of the Magazine include:
* A Feature on destruction in Web Art entitled Create=Destroy,
written by Anne-Marie Boisvert
* Bernard Schütze brings together the works of ®™ark, Mongrel,
m9ndfukc, JODI, and Mark Napier around the theme of anthropophagy in
Web art, in his text Cannibals on line, that can be found in the
Perspective section.
* Three Interviews: Auriea Harvey, in collaboration with theWalker
Art Center; Sheila Urbanoski; Granular Synthesis.
* Reviews of Web projects by : Rachel Baker; Maurice Benayoun;
Natalie Bookchin & Alexei Shulgin; Heath Bunting; Claude Closky;
Janet Cohen, Keith Frank and Jon Ippolito; Christina Goestl;
Valérie Lamontagne; Olia Lialina; Sabine Mai.
* A Review of Studio XX's Maid in Cyberspace Web art festival by
Katarina Soukup.
* A review of entropy8zuper , the Website of Auriea Harvey & Michaël
Samyn in Spotlight.
Thank you!
Sylvie Parent
Magazine électronique du CIAC
Centre international d'art contemporain de Montréal
http://www.ciac.ca
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Date: Mon, 03 Apr 2000 17:09:50 -0400
From: Pierre Robert <probert@videotron.ca>
Subject: a_r_c_h_é_e_ _avril_2000_
a r c h é e > avril 2000 > sommaire
La cyberculture russe ou cyrillique?
Un entretien de Florian Schneider et James Allan avec Olia Lialina
De nos jours, on entend beaucoup parler des frontières réelles et virtuelles
de l'Internet. Cette cartographie du cyberespace se limite toutefois à ce
qu'on en connaît ou à ce qui devrait être connu. L'entrevue tourne autour du
fait que les cybercommunautés anglophones et germanophones [et francophones]
perçoivent l'Internet cyrillique [l'interréseau des langues slaves] comme
une zone impénétrable, une terra incognita. Les questions posées à la
cyberartiste Olia Lialina (actuellement professeure de réseau et
d'environnements en ligne à l'Académie Merz à Stuttgart, Allemagne)
s'orientent dans ce sens, et ce, afin de connaître ce qu'il en est du réseau
ru-net [l'interréseau russe]. Outre les réponses d'Olia Lialina, s'ajoutent
quelques commentaires d'acteurs importants de l'interréseau russe.
La revue électronique allemande Telepolis nous a aimablement autorisé à
traduire cet entretien.
http://archee.qc.ca/ar.php3?btn=texte&no=112
La Biennale du Whitney 2000 : la rencontre de deux réseaux
Par Richard Barbeau
Pour la première fois de son histoire, la Biennale du Whitney intègre à sa
sélection une série d'œuvres en ligne. En plus de commenter les oeuvres Web
présentées, nous soulignons les enjeux que soulève la rencontre de deux
pratiques fort différentes, celle de l'art sur le Web et celle propre aux
réseaux des musées. Dans cette optique, on retiendra surtout l'intervention
du collectif d'activistes ®TMark qui a, pour l'occasion, détourné l'adresse
de leur propre site vers un contenu très ouvert!
http://archee.qc.ca/ar.php3?btn=texte&no=111
Jean-François Peyret : la machine, l'homme et le théâtre
Par Annick Rivoire
«Mon rapport à l’ordinateur n’est pas simplement un rapport homme-machine:
dans celle-ci, il y a beaucoup de moi, de ma mémoire, mon esprit.»
«La mythologie de notre temps, ce pourrait être ce fantasme de l’
auto-engendrement. Maintenant qu’on a tué Dieu, il faut se fabriquer
soi-même, fabriquer du vivant, exporter la vie humaine au-delà des
frontières de notre planète.» (J.-F. Peyret)
http://archee.qc.ca/ar.php3?btn=texte&no=113
Bonne lecture et bonne consultation!
N'oubliez pas de recharger la page du sommaire si vous avez fréquenté Archée
ces derniers jours.
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Date: Tue, 4 Apr 2000 13:25:15 +0100
From: euro@cryptic.demon.co.uk
Subject: New Media Scotland Announces Artists' Commissions
NEW MEDIA SCOTLAND ANNOUNCES ARTISTS' COMMISSIONS
New Media Scotland is an agency facilitating arts activity shaped by new
technologies. We operate nationally to expand the audiences for new media
art.
In line with our committment to supporting artists' work within Scotland
and internationally, we are establishing new opportunities, supported by
the Scottish Arts Council:
Digital Art Commissions x 1O
Ten artists will produce interactive digital artworks at locations around
Scotland. The artists will create works using computer technologies and
presented via the delivery technologies of the internet, CD-ROM, or DVD.
Moving Image Commissions x 3
Three artists based in Scotland will produce short single screen works,
produced using video and digital technologies. Post-production will be
based at three locations across Scotland. The finished works will be made
available both as film print and video tape.
For further information on the selected artists and their projects visit:
http://www.mediascot.org
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info@mediascot.org
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New Media Scotland Tel. +44 141 564 3010
P.O. Box 25065, Glasgow G1 5YP Fax. +44 141 564 3011
Scotland, UK http://www.mediascot.org
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Date: Tue, 04 Apr 2000 15:36:34 -0400
Subject: MASSAGE v.6.0
From: "NOMADS" <nomads@nomadnet.org>
MASSAGE v.6.0
http://www.nomadnet.org/massage6
This issue of MASSAGE features Shades of Catatonia by Tom Sherman; Wouldn,t
You Like to Be My Neighbor, an update on the recent FCC ruling on Low Power
FM, by Pete TriDish; Laura McGough on "ebay.art"; NOMADS' interview with
Laure Dragoul, hostess of The Nipple Project; and audio documentation from
Pomodoro Bolanzo's January 2000 celebration of Art's 1000037.
In the Project Room textual diva mez navigates viewers thru a haunting swoon
in the "+he +urn[ninge]".
MASSAGE is a project of NOMADS, a non-profit collective dedicated to
developing global pathways connecting artists, audiences and institutions.
--
Laura McGough
Co-Director, NOMADS
www.nomadnet.org
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From: "Ivo Skoric" <ivo@reporters.net>
Date: Tue, 4 Apr 2000 18:11:49 -0400
Subject: (Fwd) London law conference
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War Crimes, Litigiousness &
Judges:
Legal Issues of the 21st
Century
The legal world is changing. Nato has fought its first humanitarian
war, a claimant has sued McDonald's for making her coffee too hot
and the Human Rights Act will empower judges to strike down
Acts of Parliament. Is the world getting more assertive about rights
or is the rationality and objectivity of the law yielding to emotional
and undemocratic trends? Speakers with differing views will debate
these key issues of the new century in a conference that should
appeal to anyone with an interest in politics and law.
Saturday, 1 July 2000, 10am - 4.30pm
University College London, Gustave
Tuck Theatre, Gower Street, WC1
Conference sponsored by: University College London, Faculty of
Laws
War Crimes & Sovereignty (10.30am -
12noon)
Geoffrey Robertson QC . Author of Crimes Against Humanity
Conor Foley . Amnesty International
John Laughland . Contributor to The Times & The Spectator
Jon Holbrook . Barrister & contributor to Socialist Lawyer
Kate Adie . BBC correspondent (Chair)
The end of the 20th Century saw war crimes trials for the former
Yugoslavia and Rwanda, the beginnings of an International Criminal
Court, the arrest of Senator Pinochet and Nato's attack on
Yugoslavia over Kosovo. Sovereignty, the ability of a state to have
political control over its own affairs, is no longer a guiding principle
of international relations. Are there some crimes that are so horrific
that international action is warranted or does sovereignty provide
the best protection against human rights abuses? Robertson and
Amnesty International see sovereignty as a barrier to the effective
enforcement of human rights; Laughland and Holbrook see
sovereignty as necessary for the promotion of human rights.
Session sponsored by: Penguin books
Personal Responsibility In A Litigious
Age (1pm - 2.30pm)
Nigel Tomkins . The College of Personal Injury Lawyers
Ian Walker . Russell, Jones & Walker Solicitors
Tracey Brown . Litigious Society Research Network
Daniel Lloyd . Author of Freedom Of Contract
Marcel Berlins . The Guardian and Radio 4's Law In Action (Chair)
Scarcely a week passes without the newspapers reporting a novel
negligence action. The headlines may be eye-catching - 'Customer
sues McDonald's for making her coffee too hot' - but the nature of
our 'litigious age' requires closer examination. This debate will
explore the extent to which society has become more litigation
conscious and ask whether this trend has gone too far. In
particular, do the expanding boundaries of tort law increase the
accountability of those who fall below a required standard or has
the stage been reached when harmed individuals can avoid
responsibility for their own actions?
Session sponsored by: The Institute of Economic Affairs
Human Rights & Judges (3pm - 4.30pm)
John Wadham . Director of Liberty
Barbara Hewson . Barrister at Littman Chambers
John Fitzpatrick . University of Kent
Joshua Rozenberg . BBC Legal Affairs Correspondent (Chair)
The Human Rights Act 1998 comes into force in October. Judges
and lawyers are preparing for an onslaught of human rights based
cases. The Act is prompting us to re-examine the meaning of one
of the most uncritically used terms of our times - 'human rights' -
and forcing us to explore the nature of our democracy. Does the
Act represent a significant shift of power in favour of the individual
or is the judiciary being empowered to weaken parliamentary
democracy? Does the Act represent a trend whereby political
choices are being reposed as legal issues?
Session sponsored by: New Law Journal
Ticket details
Whole day conference: £15 (£10 concessions)
Single sessions each: £6 (£4 concessions)
Make cheques payable to: Freedom & Law
And send them to: 204 Lambeth Road, London, SE1 7JY
For further information contact Freedom & Law by:
Telephone: 07946 372866 or E-mail:
FreedomAndLaw@FreeUK.com
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Date: Wed, 05 Apr 2000 02:01:00 +0200
From: Mouchette <mouchette@mouchette.org>
Organization: http://mouchette.org
Subject: Alive and flying on the net
You know I'm a little fly: that's in my name.
Look at me flying over your plate ....
http://www.mouchette.org/fly/
--
*bisou*
Mouchette
http://mouchette.org
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From: "Promoter" <promoter@promoter.it>
Subject: Digital Technologies for Audio-Video Post-Production
Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2000 22:26:20 +0200
Segue Versione Italiana
In the frame of EDA4, fourth edition of the project European Digital Arts
funded by the European Commission, Direction General Education and Culture,
MEDIA II Programme,
co-ordinated by the Europäisches Filmzentrum Babelsberg e.V. (Germany),
the company Promoter of Pisa,
in co-operation with Gbvideo, Provincia of Pisa, Comune of Pisa, Information
Technology the Press and 50 Canale,
organises the course
Digital Technologies for
Audio-Video Post-Production
The lessons will take place in Navacchio (Pisa), from 4 to 15 September
2000, hours 9a.m.-1p.m. and 2p.m.-5p.m.
The course is open to 6 European citizens, with a good knowledge of the
Italian and English languages.
Graduates, high school, professionals and operators of the audiovisual
sector can present their candidatures
at the following e-mail address:
promoter@promoter.it
attaching registration form and Curriculum Vitae et Studiorum.
Registration forms and further information are available on the Internet
site:
www.promoter.it/eda2000.html
Promoter - Via Santa Maria, 12 - 56126 Pisa
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Nell'ambito di EDA4, quarta edizione del progetto European Digital Arts,
finanziato dalla Commissione Europea, Direzione Generale Istruzione e
Cultura, Programma MEDIA II,
coordinato dall'Europäisches Filmzentrum Babelsberg e.V. (Germania),
la società Promoter di Pisa,
in collaborazione con GBvideo, Provincia di Pisa, Comune di Pisa,
Information Technology the Press e 50 Canale,
organizza il corso
Tecnologie Digitali per la
Post-Produzione Audiovisiva
Le lezioni si terranno a Navacchio (Pisa) dal 4 al 15 settembre 2000 orario
9-13, 14-17
Il corso é aperto a 6 cittadini Europei con una buona conoscenza della
lingua italiana ed inglese.
Laureati, diplomati, professionisti e operatori del settore audiovisivo e
multimediale possono presentare la propria candidatura entro il giorno
31-5-2000
al seguente indirizzo di posta elettronica:
promoter@promoter.it
allegando la scheda di iscrizione compilata e il proprio Curriculum Vitae et
Studiorum.
Le schede di iscrizione ed ulteriori informazioni sul corso sono disponibili
sul sito Internet:
www.promoter.it/eda2000.html
Promoter - Via Santa Maria, 12 - 56126 Pisa
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Date: Wed, 05 Apr 2000 08:57:54 +0530
From: Nietzsche <indi_orpheus@crosswinds.net>
Subject: Nietzsche Titles Update
> ADVANCE PRESS RELEASE
>
* Papers and Monographs on Nietzsche invited.
>
>
> Reinventing Nietzsche:
> The Pharmacopoeia of Aesthetics for the Blue Millennium
> Author: Chand B. Rangwani
> Price: $24.95 (cloth/hardback)
> Published by Orpheus Publishing (P) Ltd. India
> ISBN: 81-86500-06-5
>
> “A brilliant exposition of Nietzsche’s concept of salvation through Dionysian
> art...Rangwani shows that deconstructing Nietzsche for this day and age need
> not be an abstruse task but can be an exercise that can provide answers to
> many of the problems of our age.”
>
> - The
> Quarterly Review of Aesthetics and Philosophy
>
>
> “The few popular works on Nietzsche in the recent past have placed him within
> two distinct categories: either within a strongly Christian framework, where
> he is seen in shades varying from being a critic of Christian morality,
> primarily a `moral psychologist,’ to an Anti-Christ who uses Christian
> vocabulary to undermine all that is `unquestionably good’ about Christianity.
> The second set of works on Nietzsche see him as the forerunner of Hitler,
> Howard Roarke and, now, Hypertext: Nietzsche, the man who mocked at love for
> humanity in favour of an unbridled, if purposeful individualism.”
>
> “Of all that is written, I love only what a person has written with his
> blood,” Nietzsche had written, and it would seem to me that to truly
> understand Nietzsche in his complexity would require one to live the life
> Nietzsche advocated in the flesh and blood. How many academics can afford to
> do so?
>
> Reinventing Nietzsche is one such attempt, authored by Chand B. Rangwani, one
> of Bombay’s leading anti-Establishment columnists. This entertaining and
> insightful book uses the best of Indian and Teutonic wisdom to deconstruct
> primary Nietzschean concepts. The proto-existentialist aesthetic life
> advocated by Nietzsche is brought to fruition as the only authentic solution
> for widespread problem of dysthymia - everyday depression - and the deathly,
> dispassionate state of the Debordian society.
>
> Ordering Information:
>
> Price $24.95. Post&Packaging $4.00 extra
> Payments accepted via personal cheques or demand drafts drawn in favour of:
> M/s. Orpheus Publishing (P) Ltd. 204 A.N. Chambers Turner Road, Bandra, Bombay
> 400050, India
>
> Excerpt available at:
> http://www.angelfire.com/biz/orpheuspub/26mol.html
>
>
>
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Date: Wed, 05 Apr 2000 08:06:51 -0400
Subject: AUDIOPHFILE v.4.0
From: "NOMADS" <nomads@nomadnet.org>
AUDIOPHFILE v.4.0
http://www.nomadnet.org/audiophf.html
AUDIOPHFILE v.4.0, a bimonthly sonic art exhibition
organized by NOMADS, is now on-line at
<http://www.nomadnet.org/audiophf.html>
v.4.0 features work by Alberto Gaitan (Arlington, VA), Ian Epps
(Chicago, IL) and Aya Karpinska (Buffalo, NY).
AUDIOPHFILE requires the Flash 4.0 player and a java-enabled browser. As
always, we recommend the use of headphones or speakers for the best
listening experience.
AUDIOPHFILE is funded, in part, by the DC Commission on the Arts and
Humanities and the National Endowment for the Arts.
--
Laura McGough
Co-Director, NOMADS
www.nomadnet.org
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Date: Wed, 5 Apr 2000 12:32:16 -0500
From: isea <isea@isea.qc.ca>
Subject: CALL FOR SOUND & RADIO ART
Apologies for cross-posting. Please circulate.
THE HEARING TRUMPET
CALL FOR SOUND & RADIO ART
http://munkeyhed.homestead.com/files/hearing_trumpet/
http://www.ckut.ca
The Hearing Trumpet is a programme of eclectic audio and radio art
heard Sundays 13-14h EST (GMT-5) on community radio station CKUT
90.3 FM in Montreal, Canada and now streaming live to the whole
wide world at http://www.ckut.ca.
After a hiatus of 6 months, the Hearing Trumpet returns to the air
in its new and improved on-line format, dedicated entirely to
independent audio and radio art, networked sound, and on-line
audio culture. Hosted by Katbird and Monkeyhead, the show begins
broadcasting May 7, 2000, and will be airing ear-catching sound
works from around the world, in addition to features and
dispatches from the digital frontier.
HEAR-YE! HEAR-YE!
Audio aesthetes, radio pirates, tintinabulators, clandestine
re-mixers, as well as all and sonic sundry:
You are invited to submit your sound scratchings, e(a)rotica,
experimental radio documentaries, sound travels, obscure sound
archives, ear candy, audio alchemy, mp3 remixes, and other aural
adventures to the Hearing Trumpet.
Sound will be accepted on CD, mini-disc, DAT, cassette, or zip --
.aiff, .wav, or mp3 format.
Sound works should preferably not be available commercially, and
can be up to 60 minutes in length. Include a short bio and a
description of the work/creative process.
Deadline: May 1, 2000
Send submissions to:
The Hearing Trumpet
P.O. Box 42042
Succursale Jeanne-Mance
Montreal, Quebec
H2W 2T3
Canada
info & questions:
katbird@monkat.net
http://munkeyhed.homestead.com/files/hearing_trumpet/
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Date: Thu, 6 Apr 2000 00:15:40 +0200
From: Andrea Zapp <zapp@berlin.snafu.de>
Subject: Little Sister
LTTLE SISTER - A CCTV DRAMA AND 24 HOUR ONLINE SURVEILLANCE SOAP
www.azapp.de/littlesister
LITTLE SISTER is a daily soap opera in the internet combining the potential
suspense of the live webcam image with the closed circuit television and
its proliferating global surveillance and control.
It is an open ended narrative based on discovering a random routine of
public locations and live performance. Authentic and fictional means of
expression are mixed together. It creates a social map and user stage to
play in an ironical way with the viewers' expectations and to discuss
voyeuristic network technology as an ongoing media phenomena.
A project by Andrea Zapp, Berlin 2000
://Andrea Zapp, ++49-0-30-617-5701 or ++49-0173-294 1607
www.azapp.de
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