Just popping up to comment on the urban screens Idea, Tentacle media have some screens which may be of use depending on the projects. There's also a building owner in central wellington who is interested in setting up a few projectors onto one of his buildings to brighten up the space the intent being to grant access to artists and designers not advertisers.
On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 6:01 AM, Julian Oliver <[email protected]>wrote: > ..on Wed, Oct 07, 2009 at 12:41:58AM +1300, Douglas Bagnall wrote: > > But, you know, I don't really mind. It's not that I want there not to > > be a bus, like I wanted there not to be a lab. A bus would be good, > > probably. At worst, harmless. I do wonder, though, if all our relief > > at reaching consensus hasn't dented our rigour. > > Indeed.. > > Admittedly I feel too out of touch with media-arts culture in NZ to attempt > a > relevant/useful suggestion. So, I find myself either defaulting to generic > proposals or raising a chipped shield in defense of Damian's. > > Here are a few for the record: > > 1/ A Spain<->NZ exchange program (La Coruna, Leon and Seville are > antipodal to > CHCH, Wellington, Auckland). I could help with the Spanish > interface. > > 2/ Public content distribution platforms: > > - Leveraging mid-tier phones for a mass hand-held exhibition > featuring > works by list members. Could be locative, dislocative, > augmented, > textual, aural, all or none of these. > > - Mixed-reality platform for bringing digital sculpture to > public space > targeting smartphones. This is an area I'm working in > right now, so > yes, your reading of bias is perfectly correct. > > - 'Urban Screens', expensive without hardware sponsorship. > Worked out > well for Federation Square, Melbourne however. > > - Yes, That Incumbent Bus: mobile gallery and workshop, > rear-projection > screen, streetside moving-image/software-art program. > > 3/ A hardware-for-art corporate interface a la > http://lowtech.org/intro/ for > media-arts spaces in NZ more generally. > > I'll pop a couple up on the wiki regardless. > > > I'd rather go by helicopter. > > 'SnorkeLab'? > > Just dropping it in the pool, so to speak.. > > -- > Julian Oliver > home: New Zealand > based: Berlin, Germany > currently: Berlin, Germany > about: http://julianoliver.com > _______________________________________________ > Ada_list mailing list > [email protected] > http://aotearoadigitalarts.org.nz/ >
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