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Ars Electronica 2000 Winners Announced
valery grancher <vgrancher@nomemory.org>
videos
Claudia Probst <probst.shpaizman@snafu.de>
Digital Mutations
"conceptualart.org" <curator@conceptualart.org>
Re: artainment chat
"axis" <axis@axisvm.nl>
Again Another Axis Action
Jim Fleming <jim@autonomedia.org>
Autonomedia's LinkBank for Radical Culture, Media & Politics
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"l.rassel-n.malevé" <lau.ra@skynet.be>
Verbindingen / Jonctions 4 Interactive project 06-05/27-05-00
"[iatsu.pavu.com]" <jean-philippe.halgand@pavu.com>
friday may 5th 2000 : NET AFFECTS online inauguration!
Alice Smits <113163.120@compuserve.com>
press release Hotel New York PS1
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Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2000 08:28:52 +1000
From: announce@aec.at
Subject: Ars Electronica 2000 Winners Announced
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Ars Electronica 2000
NEXT SEX
Sex in the Age of its Procreative Superfluousness
September 2-7, 2000
Linz, Austria
http://www.aec.at/nextsex (*)
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(*) NOTE: For those who can't access this page because their provider
automatically censors the word "sex," Ars Electronica has set up the
following alternative URL: http://www.aec.at/festival2000
Ars Electronica 2000 - 2nd Announcement
CONTENT
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1.1 Prix Ars Electronica 2000
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1.2 Jury
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1.3 Winners of Prix Ars Electronica 2000
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Next update: June 17th 2000
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You are reading the second issue of the Ars Electronica newsletter,
focusing on the winners of the Prix Ars Electronica 2000
(http://prixars.orf.at). The Prix Ars Electronica 2000 enters its 14th
edition with 1,800 entries from 59 countries, thus presenting itself once
again as the representative international show of achievements in art,
research and entertainment in the digital age.
German version of this announcement at http://www.aec.at/nextsex
1.1 Prix Ars Electronica 2000
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"Particularly at a time, when the digital media are being taken over more
and more by start-ups and e-business, the Prix Ars Electronica has an
important role with its position and focus. The intention of the Prix Ars
Electronica since its inception in 1987 has been to provide an
internationally recognized platform for bringing together visionary ideas
and alternative approaches to digital media outside the realm of
industrial norms. With this year's results, the Prix Ars Electronica 2000
continues along this same path into the 21st century," says Dr. Hannes
Leopoldseder, head of the jury as a whole and ORF Director of Information,
whose initial idea led to the establishment of the Prix Ars Electronica in
1987.
With prize money amounting to ATS 1.35 million (US$ 96,428), sponsored for
the first time by A-Online, the Prix Ars Electronica with its cultural
orientation is established as the top international prize for digital
media. The competition as a whole was made possible through support from
Datakom Austria, the VOEST-ALPINE STAHL, the city of Linz and the federal
province of Upper Austria. The young people's category "u19 freestyle
computing" is sponsored by the P.S.K. Austrian Postal Bank.
The Prix Ars Electronica Award Presentation will take place during the Ars
Electronica Festival on Monday, September 4, 2000 at the ORF Upper
Austrian Regional Studio, and will be broadcast live at 9:00 p.m. on the
satellite program 3sat. The program will be conducted by the ORF
moderators Ingrid Thurnher and Josef Broukal.
The best works in all categories will be shown at the O.K Center for
Contemporary Art in the exhibition "Cyberarts 2000" beginning 2 September
2000.
The award winners (Golden Nica and Awards of Distinction) will present
their works to the public during the two-day artists' discussions on 5 and
6 September 2000.
As a documentation of the competition, the book "Cyberarts 2000" will be
published in September 2000 by Springer Vienna/New York as an
international compendium. The best works from the category Computer
Animation/Visual Effects will be available on VHS cassette and DVD.
Excerpts from the prize-winning works in the category Digital Musics will
be published on a CD.
1.2 Jury
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In each category, all entries were judged by a jury of experts. Chairman
of the jury as a whole (without a vote): ORF Information Director Dr.
Hannes Leopoldseder, whose original idea led to the initiation of the Prix
Ars Electronica in 1987.
.net //
Brian Blau, Autodesk Software Development; USA // Claudia Giannetti, Media
Centre of Art and Design, Barcelona; Spain // Lisa Goldman, Management
Crusoe; USA // John Markoff, Journalist New York Times; USA // Joichi Ito,
Producer, Net expert, Webmaster; Japan
Interactive Art //
Masaki Fujihata, Professor Keo University; Japan // Joachim Sauter,
Professor HdK Berlin, Art+Com; Germany // Yukiko Shikata, Curator Canon
ARTLAB; Japan // Jon Snoddy, Director Gameworks; USA // Peter Higgins,
Curator Millennium Dome; UK
Computer Animations / Visual Effects //
Mark Dipp, director special effects; USA // James Duesing, Professor
Carnegie-Mellon University; USA // Barbara Robertson, journalist "Computer
Graphics World"; USA // Ines Hardtke, Canadian Film Board; Canada
Digital Musics //
Kodwo Eshun, journalist for The Wire, Times, Guardian and others; UK //
Naut Humon, composer, producer; USA // Zeena Parkins, musician; USA //
Robin Rimbaud, musician, producer; UK // Peter Rehberg, composer, Label
Mego; UK
Cybergeneration - u19 freestyle computing //
Sirikit Amann, Vienna; Austrian Cultural Service // Norman Filz, Vienna;
Journalist "Rennbahn Express" // Hans Wu, Vienna; editor "FM4" // Florian
Hecker, Vienna; record label Mego // Horst Hrtner, Linz; Ars Electronica
Center.
1.3 Winners of Prix Ars Electronica 2000
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Of the 18 money prizes awarded in the Prix Ars Electronica, the main
prizes are the 6 Golden Nicas.
.net //
The Golden Nica for .net (ATS 100.000/Euro 7.267/US$ 7,142) goes to the
American science fiction author Neal Stephensen as a visionary of the
Internet, whose novels "Diamond Age", "Snow Crash" and especially most
recently "Cryptonomicon" have not only prophesied decisive future
developments, but also incited them.
Awards of Distinction (ATS 50.000/Euro 3.633/US$ 3,571 each) TeleZone
group: Erich Berger, Peter Purgarthofer, Volker Christian and many others
(Austria/USA) for "TeleZone" http://aec.telezone.at
Sharon Denning (USA) for "The Exquisite Corpse"
http://www.repohistory.org/circulation/exquisite
For the 12 Honorary Mentions .net please check http://prixars.orf.at
Interactive Art //
The Golden Nica for Interactive Art (ATS 200.000/Euro 14.534/US$ 14,286)
is awarded to Rafael Lozano-Hemmer (Mexico/Canada) for his
Internet-controlled light installation "Vectorial Elevation, Relational
Architecture #4." 800,000 people choreographed a ballet of light in the
sky with an array of searchlights over the largest square in Mexico over a
period of two weeks.
Awards of Distinction (ATS 50.000/Euro 3.633/US$ 3,571 each)
Golan Levin (USA): "Audiovisual Environment Suite"
The Institute for Applied Autonomy (USA): "GraffitiWriter"
Special Award from the Jury for Interactive Art
The RoboCup Federation: Hiroaki Kitano, President (Japan):
"RoboCup" http://www.robocup.org
For the 12 Honorary Mentions Interactive Art please check
http://prixars.orf.at
Computer Animation/Visual Effects //
The Golden Nica for Computer Animation (ATS 200.000/Euro 14.534/US$
14,286) is awarded to the Canada-based Czech artist Jakub Pistecky for
"Maly Milos", "Little Milosh" - a charming short film that integrates the
tradition of Czech animation in a 3D computer animation.
The Golden Nica for Visual Effects (ATS 200.000/Euro 14.534/US$ 14,286) is
awarded to the French filmmaker Christian Volckman for "Maaz", a film, in
which floating between reality and irreality is visualized in striking
images and real figures are integrated into a constantly changing digital
background.
Awards of Distinction Computer Animation (ATS 50.000/Euro 3.633/US$ 3,571
each)
John Lasseter, Lee Unkrich, Ash Brannon/ PIXAR Studios (USA): "Toy Story
2"
Yasuo Ohba (Japan): "Zen"
Awards of Distinction Visual Effects (ATS 50.000/Euro 3.633/US$ 3,571
each)
Markus Degen (Austria): "Disembodies"
Pierre Buffin, BUF Compagnie (France): "Fight Club"
For the 12 Honorary Mentions Computer Animation and Visual Effects please
check
http://prixars.orf.at
Digital Musics //
The Golden Nica for Digital Musics (ATS 150.000/Euro 10.901/US$ 10,715)
goes to the German artist and designer Carsten Nicolai for his CD-Edition
"20' to 2000". This futuristically designed CD Edition unites 12 works
from leading musicians in an extraordinary millennium project.
Awards of Distinction (ATS 50.000/Euro 3.633/US$ 3,571 each)
Chris Watson (UK): "Outside The Circle of Fire"
GESCOM/Rob Brown, Sean Booth, Russell Haswell: "MiniDisc"
For the 12 Honorary Mentions Digital Musics please check
http://prixars.orf.at
cybergeneration - u19 freestyle computing //
The Golden Nica (Golden Nica plus a free Internet connection for 1 year
and a multimedia PC) goes to Verena Riedl, Michaela Hermann and the
project group Harvey (Waidhofen an der Thaya/Lower Austria) for "Harvey".
The project Harvey was initiated in 1997 in the practice group for
computer science at the secondary school BG/BRG Waidhofen a.d. Thaya and
involves the output of texts in spoken form. In other words, it is
intended to be a reading aid for people who cannot read, because of
blindness or other reasons. Since the school computer did not have a sound
card at that time, the two girls - then age 14 - built their own sound
card - but in quite a unique way...
Awards of Distinction (Distinction plus 1 multimedia notebook each)
Erich Hanschitz, Alexander Blaschitz, Daniel Kummer, Ronald Rabitsch,
Martin Schliefnig/ Project Group BG/BRG Vlkermarkt (Vlkermarkt/ Carinthia)
for "Cybervoting" http://edu.gym1.at/cybervoting
Gerhard Schwoiger (Vienna) for "Netdump" http://www.netdump.org
For the 12 Honorary Mentions u19 freestyle computing please check
http://prixars.orf.at
Next update: June 17th 2000
Content: Program of Ars Electronica 2000
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The next announcement update will appear on June 17. The lead feature will
be the 2000 festival program. We'll present the speakers at the "Next Sex"
symposia, and run down the scheduled events, performances, installations
and projects. Plus: Ars Electronica Festival Service (information on hotel
bookings, tickets, dates and prices).
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Ars Electronica 2000:
Organization: Ars Electronica Center Linz and ORF - Upper Austria Regional
Studio
Co-organizers: Brucknerhaus Linz, O.K. - Center for Contemporary Art
Sponsors and Partners
Creditanstalt, Compaq, Gericom, Hewlett Packard, Microsoft,
Oesterreichische Brauunion, Oracle, Quelle, SGI, Siemens AG, Telekom
Austria AG,
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Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2000 18:03:36 +0200
From: valery grancher <vgrancher@nomemory.org>
Subject: videos
hello,
english version after the fench one ...
J'ai le plaisir a vous inviter a visionner virtuellement differentes
videos produites tres recemment pour les exposition suivantes:
- "Postponed" Janvier 2000 refusalon gallery, San Francisco "Ever"
- "Bf15", Fevrier 2000, "Ever"
-"Les rencontres internationales de la photographie d'arles 2000", "SF",
"Matrix"
vous pouvez voir toutes ces bandes a l'adresse suivante:
http://www.nomemory.org/data/vide.html
http://www.nomemory.org/data/videob.html
de la meme facon vous pouvez avoir un avant gout de la soiree que
j'organise au theatre antique d'Arles le 8 Juillet prochain dans le
cadre des rencontres internationales de la phtographie et de la mission
an 2000.
Cette soiree est produite par la mission an 2000:
participants:
Radio mentale, Dominique Gonzalez Foerster, Evelyne Koeppel, Takuji
Kogo, Emmanuel Grancher et moi meme
http://www.nomemory.org/on_air
site web dessinne et concu par vincent Neveux
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english version
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I have the pleasure to invite you to see some of my last videos
productions for various exhibitions:
- "Postponed" Janvier 2000 refusalon gallery, San Francisco "Ever"
- "Bf15", Fevrier 2000, "Ever"
-"Les rencontres internationales de la photographie d'arles 2000", "SF",
"Matrix"
You can view them at this address:
http://www.nomemory.org/data/vide.html
http://www.nomemory.org/data/videob.html
On the other hand you can get your first opinion about one of my next
project I'm organizing in the anthic theater of Arles (South of France)
in "les rencontres internationales de la photographie" context (one of
the most international and prestigious photo festival in Europe).
This event is sponsorized by "La mission an 2000" (new millenium
mission).
The participant are:
Radio mentale, Dominique Gonzalez Foerster, Evelyne Koeppel, Takuji
Kogo, Emmanuel Grancher and me
http://www.nomemory.org/on_air
website conceived an designed by Vincent Neveux
Pour voir tout cela vous avez besoin du plugins "Real video G2"
To view all of that you need Real video G2 plugins
Love,
Valery Grancher
vgrancher@nomemory.org
http://www.nomemory.org
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Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2000 20:08:49 +0200
From: Claudia Probst <probst.shpaizman@snafu.de>
Subject: Digital Mutations
hello,
we would like to introduce you a new art-project:
http://www.digitalmutations.de
"Digital Mutations" is an exploration, an appeal to get the feel of
memory amputation and revival via memorial photography.
Through the relationship of images and patterns, this collection invites
you to question the truth of human identity.
It's also an open web-gallery for art and culture projects.
Have a nice time
Claudia Probst & Michael Shpaizman
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Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2000 13:42:03 -0700 (PDT)
From: "conceptualart.org" <curator@conceptualart.org>
Subject: Re: artainment chat
We will soon be publishing the interview. Sorry for the delay (if it
matters to you)...we've been in the midst of a technical
expansion/restructuring that has caused for a major neglect of content.
Look fo rthe posting of your interview in the next week or so. If you
care to add anything...this is your last chance.
curator, conceptualart.org
http://www.conceptualart.org
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From: "axis" <axis@axisvm.nl>
Subject: Again Another Axis Action
Date: Mon, 1 May 2000 14:13:30 +0200
Press release 1 mei 2000
Axis @ Inside Out
Exhibition including 4 interactive projects about the =91interior=92 of =
the body
Dutch premiere of 3 international cd-roms
9 - 14 may 2000 (12.30-18.00) Impakt festival, Utrecht, The Netherlands
Sterrenwacht Sonnenborgh, Sonneburg 2, (free entrance)
13 may 2000 (14.00-16.00) Presentation in the Couch Club,=20
't Hoogt 4, Utrecht (free entrance)
curated by Deanna Herst, Axis
During the Impakt festival in Utrecht Axis presents =91Inside Out=92, an =
exhibition including three cd-roms and a website about the =
=91interior=91 of the bio-technological human body.=20
New technologies have produced radical changes in the human body. =
Protheses, facelifts, sex-change operations and implantations bring "man =
as a construction" ever closer. Until now representations of the body =
primarily focused on the consequences for the external appearance of =
humans.
Jane Prophet, Patricia Piccinini, Linda Dement and Mouchette confront =
the viewer with the "interior" of the new body. In their interactive =
projects, in a critical but also often humorous way they raise the =
consequences of bio-technology for discussion, and pose questions about =
the relation of identity and the body.
Participants
LUMP-CD, (cd-rom, 1999, AUS) Patricia Piccinini/Peter Hennessey
LUMP-CD is an expedition through the optimistically tinted 3D world of =
Patricia Piccinini's biotechnological enterprise The Mutant Genome =
Project (TMGP). TMGP has developed the first "designer baby" in the =
world, the "LUMP." LUMPs are available in many colors, sexes and shapes, =
and hardly fulfil the definition of "human" any more. LUMPCD is a =
playful commentary on the ethical questions surrounding biotechnology =
and genetic manipulation.
www.lumpcd.com
In My Gash, (cd-rom, 1999, AUS) Linda Dement
The depressed, abused, criminal and dangerous "Lying Ugly Mess Bitch" =
plays the central role in In My Gash. Her body functions as a visual =
archive for her anything but rosy life story. The interface consists of =
animations of apertures in her body, which afford the user access to her =
horror world.
The Internal Organs of a Cyborg, (cd-rom, 1999, GB) Jane Prophet
The Internal Organs of a Cyborg is about the blurring of the boundaries =
between man and machine, between "human" and "post-human," and about the =
definition of the physical "Self" in contemporary culture, governed by =
technology. In this interactive photo-novel in science fiction style =
Prophet shows the influence of pharmaceutical manipulations on the body =
of a cyborg.
http://www.cairn.demon.co.uk/cyborg/cyborg.htm
Flesh and Blood, Mouchette: www.mouchette.org/flesh
The "digi-persona" Mouchette, notorious for the mythology that has =
formed around her "true" identity, presents her physical form in Flesh =
and Blood. But nevertheless, she still remains anonymous now: the =
interface consists of macro-shots of her tongue, eyes, nose and ears. =
She lets the audience become acquainted with her parents through this =
sensory path. Then follows an unexpected confrontation with her "flesh =
and blood."
* For information or press-images please contact Axis (publicity: =
Margriet van Heesch) or www.axisvm.nl. (press-kit on-line)
* For more information about Impakt festival: www.impakt.nl
Inside Out is also being programmed in July by VP_be =
(www.brussels2000.org/vp) as part of Brussels Cultural Capital 2000.
Axis presenteert de interactieve tentoonstelling:
INSIDE OUT
Met nieuwe cd-roms van Patricia Piccinini, Linda Dement, Jane Prophet
En de website van de mysterieuze Mouchette
Tijdens het Impakt festival, Utrecht
9 t/m 14 mei 2000, 12.00-17.30 uur
Toegang gratis
www.impakt.nl
Axis, bureau voor de kunsten v/m
Oudezijds Voorburgwal 72
1012 GE Amsterdam
T +31 (0)20 4274525
F +31 (0)20 4271412
E axis@axisvm.nl
U www.axisvm.nl
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Date: Wed, 3 May 2000 21:33:58 -0400
From: Jim Fleming <jim@autonomedia.org>
Subject: Autonomedia's LinkBank for Radical Culture, Media & Politics
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Date: Thu, 04 May 2000 08:42:37 +0000
Subject: Verbindingen / Jonctions 4 Interactive project 06-05/27-05-00
From: "l.rassel-n.malevé" <lau.ra@skynet.be>
CE MESSAGE EST AU FORMAT MIME. Comme votre lecteur de courrier ne
comprend pas ce format, il se peut que tout ou partie de ce message soit
illisible.
Verbindingen / Jonctions 4
Interactive project 06-05/27-05-00
Preview on http://www.constantvzw.com/vj4
Pragmatism
The extremes of conversion of visual dimensions, the abrupt telescoping of
viewpoints and the instant shortening of distances have become a daily
exercise in the technosphere.
Exit the technosublime, fascination with the medium and digital
megalomania.
Gulliver in the eye of the Liliputians
The question remains: which solutions function on our scale? What should we
put in the wires?
Gulliver in the eye of the Liliputians
Which images-sounds-words will go through these tubes? Who should I speak
to? Who am I working with?
Gulliver in the eye of the Liliputians
JV4 has been constructed after pragmatic reflection: how should things be
done? How should we produce ourselves, how should we work together? How
should technology be used, without being used by it?
Gulliver in the eye of the Liliputians
Disproportionate intimacy, a miniature public
Detournement and harnessing play cat and mouse
The stakes of technology have familiarised us with a paradox: tools that
allow us
Detournement and harnessing play cat and mouse
to communicate are the by-products of spy systems, the webcam becomes
democratic
Detournement and harnessing play cat and mouse
at the same time as the network of closed-circuit cameras for shopping
centres.
Detournement and harnessing play cat and mouse
We now have to live with this paradox.
That is to say playing with (making use of) one's body
The explicit body of performance
How should one play with (make use of) one's body in the digital world?
The explicit body of performance
What is the value of organic presence as regards the machine?
The explicit body of performance
But also taming new bodies.
The explicit body of performance
What is the reality of virtual bodies? How do you mourn a foetus in 3D?
Idea of the outline as a true geography
Because, if they propagate words, the new media nevertheless remain
stopping-off points in the indirect form
Idea of the outline as a true geography
Thus we can ask ourselves to what extent they modify words,
Idea of the outline as a true geography
And how they hawk these ideas of evaporation of identity
Idea of the outline as a true geography
constantvzw
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1060 Brussels
+ 32 2 539 24 67
http://www.constantvzw.com
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Date: Thu, 04 May 2000 16:24:51 +0200
Subject: friday may 5th 2000 : NET AFFECTS online inauguration!
From: "[iatsu.pavu.com]" <jean-philippe.halgand@pavu.com>
OPENING FRIDAY MAY 5TH : nET affEcTs dutch/international net art show
official online inauguration
URL : http://pavu.com/netaffects
the pop ThE e-corn sEason !
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friday may 5th -
Paris - France (GMT/UTC +2) : 7h00 pm
New-York Eastern Time (EST) : 1h00pm
in presence of a large range of artists and net stars.
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IRC connections
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SERVER: irc.webmaster.com - PORT: 6667 - channel: #netaffects
You can use one of these two java machines to join #netaffects or directly
using IRC clients such as MIRC (for PC) or IRCLE (for Mac)
IRC java page (fast but won't work using Netscape© on Macintosh©)
http://www.pavu.com/netaffects/irc/index.html
IRC java page for any browser/platform
http://www.pavu.com/netaffects/irc/irc-mac.html
Special pop the e-corn season pline-Booster !
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On the occasion of nET affEcTs,
pavu.com has decided to offer you
the best communication pad our open-boucle technology can create :
The Pop the e-corn season pline-Booster will enable you to send information
to a large range of press, international art dealers and artists sharing the
nET affEcTs mailing list and the french vanguard mailing list -
palais-tokyo.
In the same time, you'll be able to bet on your e-corn
harvesting expectations (from 1 to 5 e-corn sacks)
in direct connection from our e-corn sacking evaluation desk.
Pline-Booster : http://www.pavu.com/netaffects/pop-e-corn.html
JOIN THE NET AFFECTS ONLINE- EVENTS MAILINGLIST
mailto:pavu@free.fr?subject=subscribe-netaffects-mailing-list
*note: this mailing-list will close at the end of may
CONTACT: Peter Luining <real@xs4all.nl> and Plining <plining@pavu.com>
See you tomorrow and don't forget in the meantime!
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[nET affEcTs 6-14 may 2000, Kunstvlaai 4, Amsterdam, Netherlands]
- a dutch/international net art show curated by Peter luining and brought to
you by pavu.com -
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Date: Thu, 4 May 2000 23:10:43 -0400
From: Alice Smits <113163.120@compuserve.com>
Subject: press release Hotel New York PS1
Hotel New York PS1 Contemporary Art Center, Gallery 205
Hotel New York is an initiative of the Dutch artist Jeanne van Heeswijk,
that marked her participation in the International Studio Program 1998/99
at PS1. Jeanne has passed the torch to Alice Smits to organize Hotel New
York 2000.
Gallery 205 at PS1 is transformed into a replica of a hotel room of Hotel
New York in Rotterdam, located in the former head office of the
Holland-America line. Until 1978 people from all over Europa left for
America from this harbor town to find their luck across the ocean. The
studio is called the Willem de Kooning Room, in memory of Willem de Kooning
who left Rotterdam as a stowaway on board of the Holland-America line to
New York.
With Hotel New York PS1 a cultural line to New York is created. During the
year Alice Smits will invite artists to stay, work and present projects,
performances, and lectures to the public. As a hotel room, Hotel New York
echoes the history of travel and thus reflects the migration and nomadic
movements of the contemporary art world. While artists and curators travel
all over the world, the hotel room is where it all happens. Hotel New York
is a space for live events focusing on artists projects that emphasis
interdisciplinarity and public interaction. In the intimate situation of a
living space, Hotel New York offers an interesting context for making and
presenting such projects within the contemporary art museum.
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Sunday May 7 and Thursday May 11 through Sunday May 14, 2 - 6 PM
Debra Solomon will present Holodeck New York 2000.
Hotel New York will be transformed into a large-scale 3D drawing: Holodeck
New York consists of digital video, webcam-generated video and
semi-fictional web chat narratives.
Solomon is pursuing a worldwide pilgrimage visiting the 'birthplaces of
digital mythology' spanning three continents in 2000: The United States,
Europe and Japan. In America she will visit locations and individuals that
have been instrumental in forming a futuristic image of humans as it
concerns the digital world. This includes biotechnical research facilities,
computer hackers, robotics labs, aerospace facilities, virtual reality
developers, cryotechnic agencies, terreforming institutes which explore
ideas of colonizing space, and those searching for extraterrestial
intelligence. Solomon's digi-persona, the-living, creates an interactive
space where science fiction, phantasy and truth merge. It is expected that
the constant stream of visitors through web-chats and video conferencing
will not only witness this real life, fact-fiction account, but will
actually be instrumental in its' creation."
Born in the Mojave Desert in California Debra Solomon lives and works in
The Netherlands since 1986 where she received her BFA from the Gerrit
Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam. She has exhibited at the Stedelijk Museum,
Amsterdam, the Kunsthal and the Dutch Electronic Art Festival ('86,'98) in
Rotterdam, the Offenes Kulturhaus and the Ars Electronica Center in Linz,
Austria, and at the recently launched Edith-Russ Haus in Oldenburg,
Germany.
the-living can be viewed at http://www.the-living.org
To contact Debra Solomon living@the-living.org
For information on Hotel New York contact Alice Smits via email
113163,120@compuserve.com or call 212 726 3048
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