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This is translated from Spanish:
††Foto Sobre Foto†The project looks to create a space of communication
and exchange from a collective photographic production. The idea is to
take out pictures, rewind the rolls and to get them used again by other
people. It would happen, then, a second kind of exchange, in which
every participant will share itís results with the rest.†By this way we
propose a reformulation of the possibilities that offers the
photographic technique.The rewind process allows to go again through a
space apparently defined and closed. The photographic superposition
breaks up with† uniqueness , in terms of an indelible mark. In the face
of what is defined,† ambiguity† prefixes, as a result of the
simultaneous dialogue among what is covered and what is integrated.
Chance takes placed in stead of control. †This proposal of social
dialogue pretends to visualize the crossing of multiple realities and
points of view, as well as to promote ties that would be communication
generators. †We aspire† that this project would work as a multiplier of
experiences, taking the idea, repeating or reformulating it, expanding
itself in different directions.††
Instructions
1) Take pictures with a† photographic camera.
2) Rewind the roll, living the remains of the picture out of it. ( I
think he means to leave a tab sticking out so that someone can resue
the roll)
3) Send the roll to:
†Proyecto Foto Sobre Foto
Casilla de Correo n?7
Sucursal 23 San Cristobal
CP:1933
Capital federal
Argentina†
4) You will receive a photographic roll that was used by other person.
Charge your camera† whit it and take again pictures.
The result will be product of the recognition and interplay of views.
We invite you to share the pictures, sending them in a digital format
(JPG) to: arquitectura@arnet.com.ar . They will be moved up to this web
site www.ardearte.com.ar †where you will get to know other experiences.
††
Arde!
ardearte@hotmail.com
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Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sarajevo Film Festival
CineLink
annual co-production market for feature-length fiction films with potential for theatrical distribution, created by authors from Albania , Bosnia and Herzegovina , Bulgaria , Croatia , Macedonia , Romania , Slovenia and Serbia and Montenegro
http://www.sff.ba/9SFF/cinelink2004/en/pub.htm
CineLink is open to film projects:
by authors from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia, Romania, Slovenia and Serbia and Montenegro ;
that are feature-length fiction films with potential for theatrical distribution;
that have a producer attached;
at all stages of production;
for which there is a potential international and regional market
There are two selection committees, i.e., juries.
The First Selection Jury is a regional jury for first-round selection, and the second (Main Jury) is an international jury for the final selection.
Members of the First Selection Jury are internationally established professionals from the region. The jury members will soon be announced. Last year, the jury members were Miroslav Mandi ç , director ; Danijel Hoãevar, producer; and Goran Stefanovski, playwright.
This Pre-selection Jury will select 10 projects to participate in the Script Development Program. After completing the Script Development Program, projects will be evaluated by the Main Jury, which will select 6 projects to be presented at the CineLink Market.
Members of the Main Jury are internationally recognized film producers. The jury members will soon be announced. Last year the Main Jury members were Philippe Bober , â edomir Kolar and Behrooz Hashemian.
CineLink Script Development Program
Projects selected by the First Selection Jury all participate in the CineLink Script Development Program.
The program is concieved as two separate, 5- and 3-day sessions, with a month-long intermediate period reserved for script re-writes.
Script advisors at the first CineLink Script Deveopment Program were Gareth Jones, Franz Rodenkirchen and Srdjan Karanoviç.
CineLink Market
This three-day event, which will take place during the 10th Sarajevo Film Festival, hopes to offer highly favorable and productive opportunities for authors and producers, as well as for distributors and representatives of funds and foundations, to discuss the projects and to network. Besides pre-arranged meetings and presentations, the CineLink will provide time for socializing and the exchange of ideas between participants. The CineLink Industry Office offers unique insight into regional film production and an opportunity for new ideas and new regional collaborations.
CineLink award
After the CineLink Market and before the end of 2004, the Sarajevo Film Festival and the CineLink Advisory Board will award two of the CineLink projects with grants in the amount of €25 000 (for each project). The main criteria for the awards are the possibility of realization (film completion) before July 2005 and possible premiere at the 11 th Sarajevo Film Festival.
PokaÏi jezik avtorjem ponuja moÏnost pregleda scenarijev in svetovanja, ‰e preden jih ti po‰ljejo na CineLink. Kontakt: pokazi@mail.ljudmila.org, telefon 041 856 006.
Rok prijave: 15/02/04
Kontakt:
Obala Art Centar/ Sarajevo Film Festival
Jovan Marjanoviç
Branilaca Sarajeva 5
71 000 Sarajevo
BiH
cinelink@sff.ba
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Ink Under Pressure - Printmaking 2004
Orange County Center for Contemporary Art
(Santa Ana CA)
Juried exhibition examining contemporary printmaking. Juror Master printmaker Patrick Merrill. $1000. in cash prizes.Propectus can be downloaded off website: www.occca.org
Application Date: 3/13/04
Pamela Grau Twena
OCCCA Exhibition Director
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2004 Season Call for Art
No Name Exhibitions @ The Soap Factory
(Minneapolis MN)
www.soapfactory.org
No Name Exhibitions @ The Soap Factory
Seeking artist submissions for 2004 Season
Located in a 19th century Soap Factory on the banks of the Mississippi River in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the non-profit No Name Exhibitions, established in 1988, has earned a significant national reputation as an innovative and experimental venue for new work by emerging, contemporary artists.
Providing artists with 12,000 sq.ft of raw gallery space and the freedom to create site-specific projects, large-scale installations, as well as more traditional work, the Soap Factory maintains what was great about the alternative spaces of the 70's and 80's while embracing artists whose visions are very much of the 21st century.
The nationally recognized profile of No Name Exhibitions @ The Soap Factory is based on the excellence of its programs with emergent artists; and this excellence is based in large part on the quality of our submissions. While No Name Exhibitions accepts submissions on an ongoing basis throughout the year, we are looking for submissions for our 2004 season.
Deadline for submissions for the 2004 season is 29th February 2004. Submissions are reviewed in March 2004 for the 2004 exhibition season, which runs from April- October 2004. Artists selected for the 2004 Season will be notified in late March 2004.
Send no more than 10 labeled 35mm slides of your work, your resume and artist statement. Video on CDs or cassettes are accepted as well. Please include a description of the work you are submitting and/or proposing.
We also accept proposals for one-time screenings, performances and events.
Include a self-addressed and stamped envelope for the return of your materials. If SASE is not included, your work will not be returned.
No Name Exhibitions provides installation assistance as well as a stipend to artists and curators selected for our programs. In addition, we provide publicity, exhibition invitations, mailings, opening reception and artist talks. No Name Exhibitions does not insure artwork shown at The Soap Factory. There is no commission taken from any art works sold.
We are looking for curatorial or project proposals for our 2005 Season.
Please mail to: Program Director
No Name Exhibitions @ The Soap Factory
P.O. Box 581696
Minneapolis, MN 55458-1696
www.soapfactory.org
Application Date: 02/29/04
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VIDEO:1min:1800frames
City Without Walls
(Newark NJ)
Curated exhibition of one minute video work. City Without Walls, a non-for-profit art gallery, is requesting submissions of video work in any genre not exceeding one minute in length (including title and credits). To view more detailed information about this exhibition opportunity and to download application please visit our website at: www.citywithoutwalls.com.
Application Date: 02/06/04
City Without Walls
6 Crawford Street
Newark, NJ
07102
(973)-622-1188
citywow@aol.com
www.citywithoutwalls.com
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Call for Artists
†World Peace Art Exhibition and Auction
Exhibition to be held at the University of Toronto†
April 25th-May 5th, 2004†
*all proceeds to Amnesty International ñ exhibition/auction also online
*Artists whose work is auctioned for $50 or more will receive a receipt
for tax purposes
No size or materials requirements - prepared for hanging would be
perfect
†Work must be received by no later than April 19th, 2004
Send to 87 Sparkhall Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M4K1G7 CANADA
Also if you have a jpeg that would make things easier but is not
necessary.
†For more information contact Maxi Boyd 416-466-8425 or
maxiboyd@yahoo.com
†For more information on Amnesty @ the University of Toronto please
visit http://amnesty.sa.utoronto.ca/
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Open Source Fiction
ThanX to The Indite Circle
You don't have to be a techno-geek to collaborate in our Open Source project, you just need a creative mind and a willingness to play nice with others. The Indite Circle's Open Source Fiction project, also known as The Story, is an open format and open ended unfolding saga that is completely under the direction of its contributors. We only ask that you not be overly profane or vulgar, and that you keep in mind that this is a collaborative effort and you need to make your contributions coherent to the whole. So follow the attached link to The Story, and help us to create a tale that will be more enjoyable than the sum of its individual paragraphs.
http://www.inditecircle.com/the_story/read_story.php
Thanks!
The Indite Staff
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Taking Science Fiction Seriously
ThanX to 2004 SFRA Conference
Call For Papers
2004 SFRA Conference
Taking Science Fiction Seriously
--- but not solemnly ---
Guest of Honor: CONNIE WILLIS
June 3-6, 2004 Skokie, IL.
The focus of this years SFRA is on humor in Science Fiction. We also welcome proposals for individual papers and for academic sessions and panels on any aspect of the fantastic.
Submission Information:
In order to be considered for the program, your proposal to read a paper, recruit and chair a session, or organize and chair a panel discussion should be received by April 10. Electronic correspondence is welcome. Proposals should include an abstract no longer than 200 words.
ANY AUDIO-VISUAL EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS SHOULD BE SPECIFIED IN THIS INITIAL PROPOSAL.
Paper presenters should plan to speak for 20 minutes or less to allow ample time for questions and discussion. The presentation may be a (self-coherent) excerpt of a longer paper. To be listed in the conference program, participants must pre-register for the conference by May 1, 2004. Review the information needed and complete the forms on the SFRA web site. Conference registration forms will be sent to all current SFRA members.
We are also looking for impartial panel chairs. No paper submission is necessary for this position.
Deadline: April 10, 2004
Send questions to:
Beverly Friend
Oakton Community College, Faculty Support Office # B206, 7701 Lincoln Ave, Skokie IL 60076 or
friend@oakton.edu
For MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION:
Contact David Mead, SFRA Treasurer, College of Arts and Humanities, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, Corpus Christi, TX 78412 or go to http://www.sfra.org
NAME: _________________________________________________
AFFILIATION: ________________________________________________
PHONE NUMBER (S):
Home: ________________________
Office: ______________________
EMAIL: ______________________
TITLE OF PAPER: ___________________________________
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6th Chicago Underground Film Fund
ThanX to CUFF
Underground, independent and experimental filmmakers may apply now for the 6th Annual Chicago Underground Film Fund. Cash grants available for post production. Deadline March 1. Guidelines and forms are available at http://www.cuff.org
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The Chicago Underground Film Festival is now accepting submissions for our 11th annual event. Guidelines and entry forms may be downloaded at http://www.cuff.org
Deadline May 1
Final Deadline June 1
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> any help spreading the word is greatly appreciated...†† † † † thanks, R
> >>>>>>>>
>
> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE thru February 20, 2004
> Contact:info@judson.org, (212) 477-0351
> †
>
> INVITATION FOR ARTIST PROPOSALS
> stARTat JUDSON MEMORIAL CHURCH announces
> April Showers
> A MULTI-DISCIPLINARY ART AND PERFORMANCE NUPTIAL
> celebrating marriage, union, and divorce†in the uncivil millennium.
> †
> PROPOSAL DEADLINE: February 20, 2003
> EVENT OPENING: April 1, 2004
>
> stART† invites proposals from artists in all disciplines ñperformance,
> dance, music, visual art, theatre, spoken word, comedy, video/film,
> multi-media and more ñ that address the political, social, or private
> complexities of Marriages (gay, straight, or otherwise)†of
> convenience, necessity, or desire, in today's culture.
> †
> The rites/rights of wedlock, sacred to some and oppressive to others,
> encompass a host of emotional and political issues including sexual
> freedom, definition of family, financial security, healthcare, and
> immigration to name a few.† Recent judicial, legislative and executive
> actions ñ the Defense of Marriage Act, the striking down of
> anti-sodomy laws, marriage incentive programs for welfare recipients,
> and talk of constitutional amendments banning gay marriage ñ promise
> to makewedded bliss anelection year
> issue.Thisone-night-onlyperformance and weekend exhibition will be a
> creativeexchange of vows and thought-provoking ceremony of how we
> share our lives.
> †
> April Showerswill be free and open to the public. Visual art and
> performances will be presented on the evening of Thursday, April 1,
> 2004 in the Judson Church sanctuary, 55 Washington Square South, NYC.
> Gallery hours will continue throughout the weekend for visual and
> installation works. Check out our website for the guidelines and
> application:www.judson.org/stARTor call (212) 477-0351 for more
> information.
> †
>
> stART is a multidisciplinary art series at Judson Church which
> presents free, public events that stand at the intersection of art,
> politics and spirituality. Each event focuses on a single contemporary
> issue in thoughtful, complex ways through visual art, music, dance,
> video, spoken word, multi-media performance and more. With the
> collision of different art forms,stART is a modern-day salon on the
> grand scale, giving voice to artists who address the concerns
> affecting everyoneís lives.
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Assistant, Associate, or Professor of New Media
Location: College of Staten Island / CUNY
Division/Department: Department of Media Culture
Personnel Vacancy Notice No.: FY-8969
Closing Date: 3/12/04
Duties:
Responsibilities include teaching undergraduate and graduate
courses, performing departmental and college service; and
engagement in an active and productive research agenda.
Qualifications:
Ph.D., M.F.A. or distinguished record of achievement in a related
field required, ability to teach relevant production technologies,
theories, histories, and social/cultural implications of New Media.
Additional expertise in one or more of the following areas is
desired: institutional media studies; animation; film or
communication theory; gender and technology.
Salary:
Assistant Professor, $47,331 - $61,111
Associate Professor, $49,376 - $73,028
Professor, $56,664 - $87,757
Commensurate with experience.
Send cover letter and resume by the above closing date to:
Professor Edward D. Miller
Chair, Department of Media Culture
College of Staten Island
2800 Victory Boulevard, 1P-220
Staten Island, NY 10314
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Date: 1.30.04
From: Rasheeqa Ahmad (rasheeqa@broadway.org.uk)
Subject: YAH (YOU ARE HERE) FESTIVAL 2004: Call For Submissions!
YOU ARE HERE FESTIVAL 2004: CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS!!
On 20th January, the You Are Here Festival team released the submission
form and details for the second YAH Festival, taking place from 24th
September to 3rd October 2004. Applications are welcomed from anyone,
regardless of experience, geography or preferred media. The deadline for
submissions is 1st April, so get your thinking caps on! Some brief info
for you below, but we suggest you direct yourself to
www.yah.org.uk/festival (http://www.yah.org.uk/festival/index.php) for
more info, and a downloadable application form.
You Are Here Festival 2004 Info
Friday 24th September - Sunday 3rd October 2004
Nottingham, UK
Now in its second year, this annual artist-led event seeks proposals
from contemporary artists working in all media. The YAH Festival 2004
will provide a unique promotional platform for artists, groups, and
venues across the East Midlands region and beyond. Providing artists and
audiences a like with 10 jam-packed days and nights of exhibitions,
performances, screenings and discussion.
Artists will be selected through open submission on the basis of
producing an exciting and diverse programme of work that is responsive
to the varied sites that make up the Festival. As the Festival seeks to
be responsive to artistsí proposals/needs, not all sites are finalised
but will fall within the following strands of activity:
- Central Venue - a building taken on by the Festival to act as the core
of the Festival, taking on a dual role as contact point and venue with
an ongoing programme of installed works, shows, performances and events
over the 10 days.
- The team will select, curate and install a series of solo and group
shows/events across several venues (BridlesmithGate Gallery, Lakeside,
1851 Gallery, Bonington Foyer, Powerhouse and the Basement with others
to be confirmed).
- This year the team is particularly keen to be responsive to artists
requirements and develop locating the relevant site for a work. Last
year specific works were housed in a range of outside venues, a library
and cafes. The Festival is already negotiating the use of sites ranging
from churchs to trams. If you have a specific site in mind for a
proposal please get in touch to discuss.
Submissions Surgery Day
If your idea doesnít fit within what we have described then please get
in touch to discuss how the Festival could accommodate or facilitate the
proposal, we will also have a day when you can come and talk to us:
15th March 2004 (12-6pm) Broadway Media Centre, Nottingham: Submissions
Open day - face to face surgery to develop proposals with the people who
will select and develop proposals on behalf of the Festival. To book a
place email festival@yah.org.uk
Submissions deadline 1st April 2004
The Festival will produce and install key works/events across Nottingham
in existing and created venues/sites. The Festival will also collaborate
with other groups and organisations to realise events across the region.
(If you are an artist or a group with an idea for an event you would
like to organise as part of the Festival please get in touch to
discuss).
Central to our aims is that the artists involved get more than simply
the opportunity to exhibit existing work ñ through artistic and
professional development, collaboration and involvement in the process
and the commissioning of new work.
So, don't miss your chance to get involved with what looks like being a
truly exceptional ten days of activity. The world will be looking in, so
make sure they see you...
Partners, supporters, friends, galleries, orgs - please do for us what
we always do for you, and forward this here email on to your numerous
mailing lists. Email the festival address if you want to be involved
with the 2004 festival. Don't delay!
Also, if you've not registered as a member on the YAH site, do so
quickly, as we'll be holding a members-only competition for some cool
stuff next month...
YAH team, January 2004
www.yah.org.uk (http:www.yah.org.uk) , the arts resource for Nottingham
and beyond.
To be removed from all of our mailing lists, click here
(http://www.yah.org.uk/mailinglists/
mailinglists.php?p=mlist&rem=rasheeqa@broadway.org.uk)
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Date: 1.20.04
From: Rachel Greene (rachel@rhizome.org)
Subject: RHIZOME.ORG NET ART COMMISSIONS -- CALL FOR PROPOSALS
RHIZOME.ORG NET ART COMMISSIONS
CALL FOR PROPOSALS
+Deadline for proposals: February 15, 2004+
Rhizome.org is pleased to announce that with support from The Jerome
Foundation and the Greenwall Foundation, five new net art projects
(works of art that are made to be experienced online) will be
commissioned in 2004.
The fee for each commission will range from $1,500 != $3,500.
Rhizome.org is an online platform for the global new media art
community. We are committed to supporting the creation, presentation,
discussion and preservation of art that engages new technologies in
significant ways. We emphasize innovation and inclusiveness in all of
our programs and activities.
Artists are invited to submit proposals for works of art that focus on
the theme of games.
+Games+
For the last several decades, computer-based games, through their
ubiquity, economic influence, and innovative use of new technologies,
have become a significant cultural force, surpassing Hollywood films in
total revenues.
For a number of years, new media artists have been exploring the
possibilities of gaming platforms and creating art games that mix the
best qualities of commercial games != accessibility, interactivity,
user-engagement != with critical and progressive approaches to narrative
and aesthetics.
Artists seeking a Rhizome.org 2004 commission should propose projects
that will contribute to the art game genre, or reflect in some way on
the following broad interpretations of >=game<= found at Dictionary.com,
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=game.
Viewers/players should be able to access the projects online, whether by
playing them through a web browser, downloading software, or some other
use of internet technologies.
When evaluating proposals, the jury will consider artistic merit,
technical feasibility, and technical accessibility.
Although we will provide some technical assistance with final
integration into the Rhizome.org web site, artists are expected to
develop game-related projects independently and without significant
technical assistance from Rhizome.org. Commissioned projects will be
listed on the main Rhizome Commission page and included in the Rhizome
ArtBase.
+ How to Submit a Proposal +
The jury will only consider proposals from members of Rhizome.org. To
sign up for Rhizome membership, please visit:
http://www.rhizome.org/preferences/user.rhiz?action=1&new=user
There are two parts to proposal submission:
1. You must create a proposal in the form of a web site that includes
the following key elements:
+ Project description (500 words maximum) that discusses your projects
core concept, how you will realize your project and your projects
feasibility. If you plan to work with assistants, consultants or
collaborators, their roles and (if possible) names should be included.
+ You are encouraged, but not required, to include a production timeline
and a project budget, which should include your own fee. If you have
other funding sources for your project, please indicate this in your
budget.
+ Your resume or Curriculum Vitae. For collaborative groups, provide
either a collective CV or the CVs of all participants.
+ Up to 10 work samples. Note: More is not necessarily better. You
should include only work samples that are relevant to your proposal. If
your proposal has nothing to do with photography, dont include images
from your photography portfolio. Please provide contextualizing
information (title, date, medium, perhaps a brief description) to help
the jury understand what they are looking at. The work sample can take
any form, as long as it is accessible via the web.
When designing your web-based proposal, please note that the jury will
have limited time for evaluations, so try to make your site clear and
concise.
When your web-based proposal is complete, you are ready for Part Two of
the proposal process:
2. Submit your proposal for a Rhizome.org Net Art Commission via an
online form at http://rhizome.org/commissions/submit_2004.rhiz. We do
not accept proposals via email, snail mail or other means. Proposals
will be accepted until 5:00pm EST (thats New York time) on Friday,
February 15, 2004. The form at
http://rhizome.org/commissions/submit_2004.rhiz requires the following
information:
+ Name of artist or collaborative group + Email address + Place of
residence (city, state/province, country) + Title of the project (this
can be tentative) + Brief description of project (50 words maximum) +
URL of web-based proposal
+ Jury +
Proposals will be reviewed by a jury consisting of German critic Tilman
Baumgartel, artist Natalie Bookchin of CalArts, Rachel Greene of
Rhizome.org, Francis Hwang of Rhizome.org, and Japanese curator Yukiko
Shikata.
Rhizome.org members will also participate in the evaluation and awarding
process through secure web-based forms.
Winners will be contacted on or after March 15, 2004. Each winner will
be asked to sign an agreement with Rhizome.org governing the terms of
the commission.
+ Winners +
Winners will be announced on March 29, 2004. Commissioned projects must
be completed by October 1, 2004.
+ Questions +
If you have any questions about the Rhizome.org Net Art Commissions,
please contact Feisal Ahmad at feisal@rhizome.org or 212.219.1288.
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Date: 1.19.04
From: Lynda Chau (lynda.chau@dx.org)
Subject: Call for Submissions for Digifest 2004 in Toronto
The New Voices Competition is an opportunity for emerging and mid-career
designers, artists, and technologists to showcase their latest
innovations in digital media technologies.
Winners of the competition will receive travel and accommodations to
present their work at Digifest 2004: On the Move in Toronto, May 13 -
16. Winning entries will also be highlighted in both the Digifest
program and an online catalogue hosted by Design Exchange.
This years theme is åOn the Move. Were challenging you to submit work
that examines or demonstrates the impact of digital technologies on
culture.
Submission Categories
1. HOME - virtual homes, homelessness, migration, security,
wirelessness, nomads, transportable environments...
2. SELF - wearable computers, bio-engineering, identity, prosthetics,
romance, telecommuting...
3. TRIBE - wireless culture, transient communities, magnets,
psychogeography, mobs, robots,
The deadline for entries is January 26, 2004. For more information and
to download a submission form, visit www.dx.org/digifest.
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FUSEDSPACE: Call for inspiring applications for new technology in the public domain
Information and communication technology have fundamentally changed our relationship with public space. Technology has not only changed the way we use public space, it also has brought about its virtual expansion. Through technological innovations like the Internet, text messaging, mobile (tele)communication, intranet and gps we can freely share information and develop a community life on the web.
Do these developments still offer unknown possibilities in favor of the public domain? Do you have an idea or proposal through which technology will make possible other interactions with the public domain, which will shed new light on it or in any other way will bring about innovation? Then enter the FUSEDSPACE competition.
FUSEDSPACE is an international competition for ideas on inspiring applications for new technology in the public domain.
We call for submissions
* that succeed either in increasing or simplifying the accessibility of virtual public spaces.
* that (by means of hardware or software) succeed either in making use of or increasing the public potential of the new media.
* that (by means of hardware or software) develop facilities which generate or enhance ësocial coherenceí.
* that stimulate or define the debate on the newly formed public domain.
* that search for modifications to utilities that predominantly are used commercially, and that can broaden cultural and social perspectives in the public domain.
The total prize amounts to 17,500 euros. A number of nominees will be invited to take part in an implementation phase in connection with DEAF (Dutch Electronic Art Festival) 2004.
Submission fee is 50 euros. The competition is open tot artists, architects, designers, students and anyone who is interested in the subject. Proposals can be submitted from 27 January until 31 May 2004. The winners will be announced on 16 July 2004.
FUSEDSPACE is an initiative of Stroom (The Hagueís center for visual arts), InformatieWerkPlaats, SKOR Foundation for Art and Public Space and Premsela (Dutch design foundation) in collaboration with V2_ Institute for the Unstable Media, DEAF (Dutch Electronic Arts Festival) and Doors of Perception. FUSEDSPACE is sponsored by the Mondriaan Foundation, Prince Bernhard Cultural Foundation and the city of The Hague.
For more information about the competition, the conditions and the jury, visit FUSEDSPACE http://fusedspace.org
FUSEDSPACE
International competition on innovative applications for new technology in the public domain
Submission deadline: 31 May 2004
http://fusedspace.org
Contact: info@fusedspace.org