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CALL FOR ENTRIES - - EVERYBODY!
´ART-reality show / Conversionª
>MEDIA FORUM
>>MF programme 2004
>>>International Board
>>>>>Entry Form and contacts
>MEDIA FORUM
Festival programme works submittion deadline - May 20th 2004
Presentation programme and conference applications deadline - May
10st 2004 ì”î´´
(e-mail - mediaforum@mediaartlab.ru)
Organizers: Interfest, MediaArtLab centre for art and culture
Date: June 23-26 2004
Location: Russian Cinematographers Union, ClubnaBrestskoj, Moscow
Support: ANO ´Intermewsª
Moscow International Film Festival
Moscow International Film Festival (MIFF) is held since 1959 and
gradually it has become one of most respectable and prestigious
film-forums in the world. In 1973 MIFF was registered by the
International Federation of Film-producers associations (FIAPF) as an
´Aª class film festival alongside with those in Berlin, Cannes,
San-Sebastian, Karlovy Vary and Venice.
This is the fifth year Media Forum is organized as part of the Moscow
International Film Festival. The role of new media in audiovisual
art and culture received due recognition and Media Forum was
immediately introduced into the official program of MIFF.
Media Forum is the first event of such scale in Russia and it reveals
a new vision of the world of new media culture and new screen
technologies to the professionals, critics and public in general. The
objective of Media Forum is to demonstrate the connection between
traditional and modern branches of screen culture, the impact of
technological innovations on visual arts.
Media Forum as action is an exchange of ideas, infusion of new forces
into contemporary culture and vice versa. It is an attempt to
demonsrtate the logic of new thought and new communications. At the
moment it is inside media culture that new ideas go through trial
and approbation, ideas that cannot be realized in contemporary art
context.
>>MF programme 2004
1. Festival programme "ART-reality show / Conversionª:
experimental films, TV-art, video art, CD-ROM-art, Internet-art
TV : converting reality-show cliches into art objects
Îinema: converting stylistic and ideological cineforms into videoforms
Internet: conversion of social values of reality show in web-art projects
2. Presentation programme: informational retrospective screenings and
special screenings
We invite the participation of festivals, distributive centres, media
labs, archives, independent curators
3. The International Conference and round table "ART reality-show"
4. Multimedia shows ´ART reality showª
>>>International Board
Woody Vasulka - pioneer of media art, founder of the
world's largest media archives ´Vasulkasª, USA.
Rudolf Frieling - Zentrum fur Kunst und Medientechnology
[ZKM], Karlsruhe,Germany.
Kirill Razlogov - art director of MIFF, director of Russian
Institute for Cultural Research, Russia
Kathy Rae Huffman - Director of Visual Arts at Cornerhouse,
Manchester,UK
Etienne Sandrin -Curator of Video Archive at the Georges
Pompidou National Centre for Art and Culture, France.
Jan Schuijren - Curator, The Netherlands Media Art
Institute, Montevideo/TBA, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
>>>>Entry Form and contacts
Festival programme
(Deadline: May 20, 2004):
CINEMA and VIDEO in all format on VHS, S-VHS, Beta-SP/PAL, NTSC:
MULTIMEDIA on CD ROMs or DVD disks
Name, family name, nationality, telephone/fax, address and e-mail of
the author (group)
Title of work, year and place of production
Technology, original format
Submitted format
Synopsis
Short CV
*Please enclose to your work:
I authorize that my work can be (yes/no):
transferred to other formats if it's necessary for presentation
within the festival________;
used in printed and online publucations, TV programs presenting Media
Forum, full_______, fragments________;
kept in MediaArtLab's archive________.
Date_____________ Signature____________________
Non-selected works won't be returned
Presentation programmes and conference
(Deadline: May 10, 2004):
Papers and Programme'description Proposals
Please submit short abstracts (no more than 50 words) and description
of organization or short CV (by e-mail
MediaForum@mediaartlab.ru)
Contacts: MIFF, Media Forum
119019, 8a, Nikitskii Boulevard, 3rd,
(´Internewsª - for "MediaArtLab")
Tel.: 007 095 956 22 48
E-mail: MediaForum@mediaartlab.ru
URL: http://mediaforum.mediaartlab.ru.ru
Media Forum programme is to be published as part of the official XXVI
Moscow International Film Festival Catalogue in Russian and English
Alexei Isaev, Art-Director (newart@aha.ru)
Olga Shishko, Programs Curator (shishko@transts.ru)
Alexandra Litvina, International Coordinator
(mediaforum@mediaartlab.ru)
Olga Selivanova, Coordinator
(mediaforum@mediaartlab.ru)
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VIPER Basel | Competition 2004
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Reminder - Call for entries
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Deadline expires soon!
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VIPER Basel | International Festival for Film Video and New Media
18 - 22 November 2004
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IMPORTANT DATES
Submission: April 15, 2004 (date of the official postal stamp)
Works and projects which are not ready by the closing date for entries can be entered in the form of indicative documentation material or as a
concept description.
Acceptance decision: July 2004
Master Setting due: October 1, 2004
Festival dates: November 18 - 22, 2004
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Entry is free of charge.
Regulations, registration form, and further information can be downloaded from
http://www.viper.ch/
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VIPER Basel
is one of the major European film, video and new media festivals. It offers a highly-regarded platform for presenting innovative works and projects, attracting Swiss and international filmmakers and producers, artists, curators, critics and purveyors of ideas from the media, research and politics.
In addition, VIPER Basel's International Forum provides annually an
up-to-date podium for presenting and discussing forward-looking positions, models and scenarios - a Think-and-Do-Tank for 21st century media, culture and society.
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VIPER Basel | Competition 2004
The VIPER Basel | Competition 2004 is an international competition. An
independent jury will nominate and award the works and projects
submitted in the categories [imagination | processing | transposition].
[Imagination]
This category is open to works and projects dealing with traditional and future forms of the moving image.
Possible submissions include analogue and digital films/videos, experimental films (including sound/video), 2D and 3D animations, extended forms of traditional cinema, linear and non-linear narrative image sequences, mobile and innovative screen formats, split- and/or multiple-screen arrangements. They may be complemented by modes of individual and collective interaction if wished.
[Processing]
This category is open to works and projects that are characterised by processes and live elements.
Installations or systems can be submitted that are devised to involve a local situation and/or an audience actively, thus emphasising the ability to interact and improvise when handling digital information systems. This includes performances, immersive and hybrid (real/virtual) environments, 'play- and social software' applications, 'smart objects', intelligent and ambient systems as well as interface and interaction design.
[Transposition]
This category is open to works and projects emphasising acting and
communicating within technologically defined networks.
Applications, prototypes and concepts can be submitted that use or
specifically apply network architecture that functions independently of time and place. This includes for example location-related and distributed systems (LAN/WAN/WIFI etc.), mobile computing, GPS applications, infra-red and Bluetooth connections. The key feature in each case is an unusual and/or experimental use of technologically defined network topographies.
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VIPER Basel | International Festival for Film Video and New Media
PO Box, CH - 4002 Basel
competition@viper.ch, www.viper.ch
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VIPER Basel | Competition 2003
Postfach
CH - 4002 Basel
Tel: +41.61.283 27 00
Fax: +41.61.283 27 05
competition@viper.ch
www.viper.ch
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The New Forms Festival is an annual event highlighting emerging forms at the junction of art, culture and technology. It includes performances, panel discussions, workshops, and interactive exhibits on contemporary Media Arts issues. The NFF environment encourages new forms of Media Art to be created, experienced, and understood. NFF04 will be held in Vancouver, BC, from October 14 to 28, 2004. The theme is TECHNOGRAPHY: the inscription of culture in technology.
NFF04: TECHNOGRAPHY is a forum to explore and embody these inscriptions in the form of artistic expression and discourse.
NFF04: TECHNOGRAPHY looks at the ways in which cultures inhabit and transform media spaces and technologies.
NFF04:TECHNOGRAPHY will bring together practitioners and theorists from across grassroots, gallery academy and academic contexts and provide a platform for conversations among the diverse voices of contemporary digital regionalism.
NFF04: TECHNOGRAPHY programming incorporates the principles found within an ecological model of the cultural sphere: complexity, variety and balance. Like nature, culture is also a changing phenomenon, affected by the ways in which technology inhabits the environment and relates to it.
Call for proposals for projects, presentations and performances
Deadline: May 14th, 2004
Proposals are invited for four areas of the festival: the Conference, the Exhibition (digital art, performance, installation, immersive environments, Net.Art), Performance Series (sound art, performance art, live film/AV) and Late Night Events (music, visuals, post-digital, laptop, group performance, screenings).
Gallery Exhibition/Events/Workshops
This year the Exhibition (Gallery and Net Art), Performance Series, and Late Night Events will present a range of works that embody and interpret the theme of TECHNOGRAPHY as defined above.
For more details, see
Conference
The NFF04 Conference, Old And New Forms , negotiates new global parameters for contemporary media culture, as it charts a post-traditional ëtechnographyí of world Media Arts. The post-traditional is what remains of modernism and postmodernism when modernization is abandoned as an unfinished and unachievable project. While the post-traditional view is clearly meaningful in the post-colonial and developing spheres, Old And New Forms posits that it is equally germane to the global post-industrial scenario as a whole.
For more details, see
Deadline: May 14th, 2004
Contact us if there are concerns at:
New Forms Festival 2004
Programming Committee
Suite 200, 252 East 1st Avenue
Vancouver, British Columbia
CANADA V5T 1A6
T: +1 604-648-2752
F: +1 604-648-2754
E: curatorial@newformsfestival.com or info@newformsfestival.com
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+++ CALLING ALL ARTISTS +++
TRAMPOLINE SUMMERSHOW - PLATFORM FOR NEW MEDIA ART
bitte f¸r deutsche version scrollen!
DEADLINE for all entries: 1. May 2004 (postal stamp date).
WHAT: Trampoline is a regular, vibrant, one-night-platform-event showcasing
the work of artists experimenting with new technologies i.e. network,
streaming, multimedia performance or live-art; video installation; digital
video and short film; software art and digital sculpture; new music and
experimental sound.
Trampoline has been running since 1997 and takes place in the UK and in
Berlin.
WHEN: Trampoline takes place on 3rd June 2004, 8pm
WHERE: Prater of Volksb¸hne Berlin, Kastanienallee
IN PARTICULAR: We are looking for work from the above fields, performances
up to a length of 10-25 min, videos / films up to 15min, installations
suitable for 1 projector or several monitors.
WE OFFER: a venue, video-, sound- and computer-equipment, technical support,
publicity, an audience
SUBMIT: If you would like to submit your work, please download an entry form
from our website http://www.trampoline-berlin.de/submit.pdf
and send it to us with your work (or documentation of your work).
Films/videos preferably on mini-dv. Other formats accepted are vhs, dvd,
cdrom.
POSTAL ADDRESS FOR SUBMISSIONS:
Volksb¸hne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz
Trampoline/Praterfernsehen
Linienstrafle 227
10178 Berlin
PLEASE enclose a RETURN STAMPED ADDRESSED ENVELOPE if you would like your
material send back to you. Thank You!
http://www.trampoline-berlin.de
info@trampoline-berlin.de
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The Spring 2004 Call to Arts! Competitions are open through April 30th.
This is the sixth presentation of this highly visionary international
competition. Categories for musicians/singer/songwriters, poets / spoken
word artists, CD Cover artists, short film makers, as well as the Visual
Arts competition for fine artists, sculptors, photographers, digital artists
and graphic designers. It is for any artist who wishes to enter their most
stellar individual pieces (from any time period) into a uniquely themed and
extremely imaginative visual arts competition. A list of the finalists in
each of the Spring 2004 Call to Arts! Contests will be posted on the Call to
Arts! Contests website with links to the artist's website and/or email,
published in The Creative Line magazine's July 2004 issue with the artist's
website and/or email AND all finalists will also be listed in the Call to
Arts! Expo IV Event Program. All Visual Art finalists will also be invited
to display their works in the Juried Art Exhibition at the Call to Arts!
Expo IV in October 2004 in Los Angeles, CA (exact date and location are
still being finalized); Song & Music as well as Spoken Word / Poetry
finalists may be invited to perform. Finalists in the Spring Competition
compete against finalists in the Summer Competition for recognition as
winners; winners are awarded certificates and prize packages.
All of the submission guidelines are at http://www.calltoartscontests.org
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The Net Art Open 2004
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Call for entries
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Since 2002 Stunned.org ran the Irish Museum of Modern Art.com Net Art Open. Now that the IrishMuseumofModernArt.com is no more the Net Art Open will continue at Stunned with the Net Art Open 2004.
As before this is an open exhibiton with no thematic constraints which is open to all artwork which is net based or has a significant net based element. All work that meets the criteria will be shown. This is an ongoing call for work with no deadlines and entries will be accepted until the end of 2004.
2004 will see a change of format, rather then a single large exhibition as in previous editions the 2004 exhibition will adopt a revolving format which will focus on up to four projects per month with an archive of all entries. The exhibition will continue until the end of 2004.
More information is available at http://www.stunned.org/submit.htm
The Irish Museum of Modern Art.com http://www.stunned.org/imma.htm
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!!!! TELEPORT YOU !!!!
open call for participation
tripoli teleportation media center TTMC
new cultural institution on the new ground
found to be founded
making dialog
between east_west_north_and_south!
since Lybian new media artists and
cultural activists together with general Gadafi
are in contact with Montenegro New Media Center
and Georgian Unstable Institute,
we are glad to confirm that
new and modern
high level dialog
is going on,
and result is already here!
we have...
!!!!!!first media center for
new media art and cultural activism
in north africa region!!!!!!
new Zampa's job is to make research
of privat chambers from general Gadafi
and to make preconditions for
new festival in Lybia, Tripoli.
thanks to TTMC, V2, MNMC and GUI,
we are able to use
military technic
in artistic purposes!
like never before all activists and
cultural techno freaks
are invited to join!
and to use
teleportation machine
that general offers to us!
afther great success with Montenegro coast
[Just do it!-festival],
new festival has to be established in Tripoli, Lybia.
!!!!Teleport you!!!!
from 1. until 15. august 2005.
and apply!
honorar for every
cultural activist and
media theorist is 20000 lybian dinars
techno freaks 15000 ld
artist 10000 ld
not invited artists has to pay fee 300 US$ per day.
deadline is 27. may 2005.
contact zampadileone at http://www.algathafi.org/
further information you find also on
http://zampa.various-euro.com/
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Call for submissions from Variablemedia
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This is a call for artists to submit proposals to Variablemedia, for
their on-line project space: www.variablemedia.org. Variablemedia is a
London (UK) based organisation which has been co-ordinating artists' web
projects since 2002.
Selected artists will 'occupy' the sites' space for a period of between
one and three months. A criterion of these projects is that they develop
over time as the online space is available for the artists to change,
update and add to during their project's run. Variablemedia.org presents
the artists' work in an un-mediated form; all explanatory material about
the organisation and it's projects is held at the sister
www.variablemedia.info site.
The work proposed can take any form; image, text, sound, animation etc.
though streaming video is beyond our server's capabilities at the
moment.We can provide some technical assistance in the development of
these projects such as testing and trouble shooting and do welcome
artists who do not normally make work for the web. We are a self funded
organisation and undertake to publicise the projects as widely as
possible including some paid for advertising.
To submit a proposal to Variablemedia, email info@variablemedia.info
with some written details about your proposed project and how you
envisage it will evolve online. Do include a short CV/Biog and if you
have any links to relevant sites include these. The first deadline for
proposals is 19th April 2004.
For more information on Variablemedia go to http://www.variablemedia.info
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Artslink - Call for Submissions
What do you think when you hear the word "merger"?
Most people think immediately of the corporate world: AT&T,
PricewaterhouseCoopers, ExxonMobile. But mergers, collaborations, strategic
alliances, and many other forms of partnership-formal and informal, legal and
de facto-are increasingly common among nonprofits, including arts
organizations. Many are finding that there is safety in numbers in these
uncertain financial times.
Americans for the Arts knows that this is an issue of great concern to our
constituents. Our 2003 study conducted by Wolf, Keens & Co., revealed that
many have considered partnerships to cope with budget shortfalls, and a number
of members have contacted us for technical assistance in this area. To help
address the concerns of our members, we will focus on collaborations and
strategic alliances in the summer issue of ArtsLink, and we'd like to hear
from you. We will be profiling some of our members who have successfully (or
unsuccessfully) banded together with other organizations to further their
mission, expand their services, or simply save some money.
We'd like to hear about:
* Mergers (two groups become one) and takeovers (one group absorbs another)
* Collaborations and strategic alliances (two groups work together on a
project but retain their own identities and missions)
* Sharing of space (two or more groups physically occupy the same facility but
operate separately)
* Other joint ventures
Please e-mail your stories to Susan Gillespie, the ArtsLink managing editor,
at sgillespie@artsusa.org. Submissions should contain the name and location of
each organization involved, a contact person for each organization, and a
brief (250 words or less) description of the project or collaboration. Please
write "Strategic Alliances" in the subject line. The managing editor will
contact you for further information if your organization is selected to be
profiled.
Please send your submissions no later than Friday, April 16, 2004.
Questions? Contact Susan Gillespie at sgillespie@artsusa or at 202.371.2830.
1000 Vermont Avenue NW * 6th Floor
Washington DC * 20005
T 202.371.2830
F 202.371.0424
One East 53rd Street * 2nd Floor
New York NY * 10022
T 212.223.2787
F 212.980.4857
info@artsusa.org
www.AmericansForTheArts.org
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DIAGRAM: CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
DIAGRAM is an electronic magazine of text, art, schematic, and (as of recently) sound. Aside from our online presence (which receives well over 30,000 hits a month), we publish a periodic print anthology (available through Amazon, our website, and fine bookstores) as well as a chapbook series.
Throughout its monthly 2004 issues, DIAGRAM will publish audio art exploring the intersection of text, language, sound. This is a call for artists/musicians/writers working in sound to submit audio pieces for consideration.
Please take the time to peruse the journal prior to submission. Submissions may include field recordings, abstraction, spoken word, electronic or acoustic music, [insert any other shorthand description of sound exploration you please], or any combination thereof, so long as it addresses in some way, our interests: In oddness. In representations. In naming. In indicating. In the way that meaning happens within rule-governed systems. In schematics. In the labeling and taxonomy of things. In the phenomenal distance between sound and source. In sound work that engages in dialog; takes language or poetry or narrative as its subject, object, or referent, master or servant; addresses the language at the morpheme, phoneme, handsign, lips and tongue-level. WE VALUE the insides of things, vivisection, urgency, risk, elegance, flamboyance, work that moves us, language that does something new, or does something old--well. We like iteration and reiteration. Ruins and ghosts. Mechani!
cal, moving parts, balloons, and frenzy.
WE WANT sound pieces that engage the mechanics of meaning/poetry; the processes / of things, both inner and outer; of sound-image, confused, manipulated and otherwise; pieces that demonstrate rather then explain; point and uncover rather than demolish; how things become. How they expire. How they move or churn, or stand. Send us sound analogous to annotations, schematics, poems, sentence diagrams, definitions. Translate into/from sound.
PARAMETERS
Submissions must be received by May 31, 2004. Please limit pieces to 3-4 minutes in length. Audio vignettes and cameos.
We prefer electronic submissions (mp3) but will accept data files on CD-Rs, too (.wav, .aif, or high resolution stereo mp3s).
Send zipped high resolution stereo mp3 files to earache@thediagram.com
All submissions should be accompanied by a brief artist’s bio and a ‘statement of intent’ addressing the sound work.
CD-R SUBMISSIONS:
DIAGRAM
Sound Art Submissions
c/o Shannon Fields
497 Sixth Avenue, 2R
Brooklyn, NY 11215
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C-E-N-T-E-R: International art project featuring visual artists, musicians, and actors
CALL FOR ARTISTS: FILM, VIDEO, 3D, ANIMATION, AND COMPOSERS
We are inviting visual artist working in Video, Film, 3D, Experimental animation, and Composers to participate in development of collaborative digital video and music project.
Project planned as a DVD/Web release and live presentation where video and music tracks will compliment each other.
We are looking for original art work. Existed pieces may be consider if creators will be interested to modify them if needed.
For art work previews and uploads we provide FTP server. Mail is another option for large (200MB+) files.
For better understanding what type of art we creating please visit our page with
links to videos developed as collaborations between video artists and composers.
Some soundtracks was provided before and some was composed directly to video.
link:
http://c-e-n-t-e-r.com/protolinks1.html
For more information please visit our FAQ page.
Link:
http://c-e-n-t-e-r.com/projectfaq.html
Contact us if interested.
Our email: staff11@c-e-n-t-e-r.com
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CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS [Art Works, Software- and Media Presentations,
> Posters]
> ---------------------
> About the symposium
> ---------------------
> The focus of the symposium is to concentrate results from gender
> research in order to
> actively influence IST (Information Society Technology) research and
> application from a
> gender perspective in a sustainable way.
>
> The main goals are:
> Influencing mainstream IST development and shaping IST from a gender
> perspective
> Enhancing diversity in the development of IST
> Broadening perspectives in applications and contexts of IST
> Discussing technological support and education designed to the needs
> of both genders
> Building and strengthening relevant networks to achieve these goals
>
> The symposium is a first initiative by the emerging GIST network. It
> is organized by the
> research group Digital Media in Education, department of computer
> science at the
> University of Bremen, Germany.
>
> A committee of international experts will chair the symposium. The
> preparation of the
> symposium is supported by an electronic platform which will be built
> in a participatory way as
> the starting point for an electronic network.
>
> The symposium addresses
> Researchers, artists, students
> Company representatives
> Policy makers
> NGOs, initiatives, networks
> The interested public
>
> Symposium Themes:
>
> I. IST Research and Development
> - What synergies between IST research & development and gender
> research can be
> found?
> - What perspectives need to be inserted into processes of
> technological development?
> - How can technological culture be described and changed?
> - What role can participatory design and interaction between users and
> developers
> play?
> - What benefits can Gender Mainstreaming strategies have for the
> innovation and
> construction in IST?
> - What are the effects of Gender Mainstreaming on the quality of IST
> research and
> development?
> - What benefits can companies expect by considering the gender
> question in their
> policies?
> - ...
> II. IST Education
> - How can technological education become attractive and motivating for
> larger parts of
> the population?
> - How can technology itself arouse curiosity and provoke an engagement
> in its design?
> - How can learning processes open for a deeper understanding of the
> information
> society?
> - How can media education be made inclusive for both genders?
> - Is there a lesson to be learnt from single sex education?
> - ...
> III. IST Fields of Application
> - How can IST systems be made more user-friendly in fields like
> education,
> health/medicine, environment, mobility, workÖ?
> - How can gender research broaden contents of digital media?
> - How can gender research groups and womenís networks be supplied with
> adequate
> technological support?
> - How can IST support community building?
> - What are the fields in which gender sensitivity and design for
> diversity are particularly
> needed?
> - Ö
>
> We very much welcome contributions made by experts from industry,
> research, NGOs and
> other fields of interest, as well as artists addressing and working
> with IST.
> We encourage contributions showing concrete examples as well as
> theoretical
> considerations concerning the given questions.
> Proposal Formats:
> - art work
> - software/media presentation
> - posters
>
> A proposal should contain an abstract/description of ca. 500 words
> and/or (depending on
> format) sample of work (CD, DVD etc.) or references to current or past
> projects (weblinks).
> Proposals should indicate which of the symposium's themes they address.
> Each paper will be reviewed anonymously. On that basis the program
> committee will decide
> on its acceptance.
> The abstracts of the accepted contributions will be published on the
> symposiumís web site.
> Authors are also invited to publish full papers, media presentations
> and slides on this site.
> The conference language is English.
> The symposium is funded by the German Ministry of Research and
> Education and by the
> Bremen government. More sponsorship is welcome.
>
> Deadline for submission of posters, software/media presentation and
> art work: 9th May 2004.
> Please submit proposals using the symposium's website:
> www.e-gist.net