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Filter Magazine Launch<<<
The Australian Network for Art & Technology (ANAT) invites you to the launch of
its special ISEA edition of Filter magazine, focusing on interdisciplinary
collaborations between the arts and sciences. Filter will be launched by ANAT Board
Director Jasmin Stephens.
4.30pm, 30 July 2008
Science Centre Singapore
15 Science Centre Road, Singapore
ANAT at ISEA<<<
Executive Director Melinda Rackham is a member of the International Programming
Committee for ISEA 2008 and will be speaking at the [EMAIL PROTECTED] Forum - At
the Crossroads of Media Arts & Science and Technology: Education in the 21st
Century - What is to be done?
10am - 1pm, 27 July 2008
Nanyang Technological University
School of Art, Design and Media, Singapore.
http://www.isea2008singapore.org/conference/conf_forums.html
art research science Program Manager Vicki Sowry is presenting Way to Go: The
Impact of Process on Artists' Residencies in Science and Research Settings. The
panel will present the findings of the Artsactive think-tank being held in
Perth, Western Australia immediately prior to ISEA2008. Both sessions will
interrogate the issues impacting upon the success and sustainability of
art/science residency programs now and into the future, including: residency
models and methodologies, contracting, IP and copyright, partnerships and
ethics.
2pm - 4pm, 26 July 2008
Singapore Management University,
Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium
http://www.isea2008singapore.org/conference/conf_panels.html
Board Director Hugh Davies is presenting Physical Facebook And User Generated
Art, which will discuss the social and creative implications of Map Me, a
tactile version of social networking pages. Map-Me brings virtuality back into
reality, making the act of networking, the connections and the people appear in
'real' time and space. Following the talk, the audience will be invited to
participate in a Map Me event in order for them to experience the work first
hand in its physical platform.
http://analogueartmap.blogspot.com/
ANAT Members at ISEA - Funded by ANAT's Professional Development Travel Grant<<<
Priscilla Bracks (QLD)
Formally trained in Photography and now incorporating this with mediums
including new media, illustration and installation, Priscilla explores the
interplay between human nature, society, popular cultures and the environment
we inhabit. Her new illuminated and luscious work Charmed (2007, commissioned
by Experimenta), combines illustrations/animations with sculptural installation
forms designed in collaboration with Gavin Sade and Matt Dwyer as part of the
Experimenta Play ++ Exhibition.
http://www.isea2008singapore.org/exhibitions/pe_experimentaplay.html
Narayana Takacs (VIC)
A conceptual digital artist with a strong interest in critical theory, Narayana
will be presenting a paper on the 'exctasy of hyperrealism' (sic) analysing the
temporal qualities of digital media, during the Reality Jam Symposium.
Narayana's practice has developed into performative media installations and
digital abstraction with particular interest in notions of digital and post
digital aesthetics.
http://www.isea2008singapore.org/conference/conf_programme.html
Narinda Reeders (VIC)
Through her many works including i love squid and I love my phone (2008), Help
Your Self (2007) and White Collar Undone (2006), Narida directly explores the
influence of new technologies in our social lives and the increasingly blurred
line between public and private. Her work, The Shy Picture (2005), an
intoxicating and cheeky peak into a parallel gallery space world, will be
exhibited at ISEA as a part of the Experimenta Play++ Exhibition. The Play ++
Exhibition will showcase recent Australian media artworks that respond to the
gallery visitor through playful and innovative interfaces involving touch,
movement, sound, shadow, and pressure.
http://www.isea2008singapore.org/exhibitions/pe_experimentaplay.html
Margaret Seymour (NSW)
Incorporating a diverse range of media including sculptural installation, 3D computer
graphics, video and sound Margaret's work combines new media with older lens based
technologies. Working with simple ways of exploring the ideas of the real and the virtual
- the virtual both in its contemporary sense and also as imagination and memory, Margaret
has been invited to give an artist presentation at the ISEA conference which will include
a short paper entitled "Reality Jam: the uncanny space of CCTV-based video
art". As part of the presentation, Margaret will also show video documentation of
two of her recent works, The Mirrored Room and Dis/appear.
http://www.isea2008singapore.org/conference/conf_programme.html
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ANAT is assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council
http://www.ozco.gov.au its arts funding and advisory body, by the South
Australian Government through Arts SA http://www.arts.sa.gov.au and the Visual
Arts and Craft Strategy, an initiative of the Australian, State and Territory
Governments.
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