Hi all
Here are the nominations received for the ADA Trustee positions!
Voting can start from the end of the ADA AGM at 6 pm on Sunday and
finishes at 5 pm Friday 16th Oct
Please send your votes to me and I shall compile them and announce
the results on Monday 19th Oct
Many thanks
Zoe
Honor Harger
is a curator and artist from New Zealand. She has a particular
interest in artistic uses of new technologies. In the mid 1990s while
based in New Zealand, Honor edited the artistic publication, SPeC; co-
founded sound art collective Relay, worked with radio station, Radio
One and with the art gallery, Artspace. In mid 1997 she relocated to
Australia to work with the Australian Network for Art and Technology,
before relocating to Europe in 1999.She is one of the co-founders in
1998 of r a d i o q u a l i a, a group which explores how
broadcasting technologies can create new artistic forms and how audio
can be used to illuminate abstract ideas and processes. They have
exhibited at museums, galleries and festivals, including: NTT ICC,
Toyko; New Museum, New York; Gallery 9, Walker Art Center, USA;
Sónar, Barcelona; FACT Centre in Liverpool; Ars Electronica, Linz,
Austria; Experimental Art Foundation, Australia; Maison Europeenne de
la Photographie, Paris; and the Physics Room, New Zealand.From 2004
to 2008 Honor Harger was the artistic director of the AV Festival an
international festival of electronic art, that features new media
art, film, music, and games. The bi-annual festival takes place in
the cities of Newcastle/Gateshead, Sunderland and Middlesbrough in
the North East of England.
Julian Priest
Julian Priest is an artist and independent researcher living and
working in New Zealand. He was co-founder of early wireless free
network community Consume.net in London U.K.. He became an activist
and advocate for the free networking movement and has pursued
wireless networking as a theme in fields of arts, development, and
policy. Since 2005 he has developed an artistic practice around
participatory and collaborative forms and has shown works
internationally in the U.K., Latvia, Germany and New Zealand. He has
worked with students and been peer advisor at the Banff New Media
Institute in Canada Julian is currently focused on art practice and
his current interests are around the physical and cultural boundaries
between technology and the environment.
Douglas Bagnall
Douglas Bagnall's practice is concerned with the intersections of art
and technology. Over the last decade Bagnall has developed a
significant body of digital work, for both online and gallery
environments. Primarily Bagnall makes algorhythmic machines which
test out art's established notions of experimentation, abstraction
and taste often through viewer participation. One of Bagnall's recent
projects, Cloud Shape Classifier, commissioned for Zero One Festival
of Digital Arts in San Jose (2006), is one such example. In this
instance a bank of digital images of the sky are routinely captured
and then presented within a simple online interface, where they are
then available for ranking according to the tastes of its many users,
with the aim of discovering the most liked clouds.
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