I thought the ADA list might find this Australian based site (sent by a Seattle organization) worth a looking into. http://digitalfringe.net/.
Best, Brit Hi All – 4Culture’s e4c screens presented “Digital Fringe” last year for the first time. This is a great way to share your work around the world! There are details below about how you can submit work for consideration. Best wishes, Heather Dwyer 4Culture <http://www.4culture.org> www.4culture.org ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ <http://digitalfringe.net/newsletters/2010/DFscript.png> Have your work screen in public spaces across the world! <http://digitalfringe.net/newsletters/2010/DFscreens09.png> <http://digitalfringe.net> Digital Fringe is open for video, image, and audio submissions <http://twitter.com/digitalfringeau> Follow us on Twitter and receive DF10 tweets, small facts about every screen location as well as updates, reminders and all the juicy goss. #digitalfringeau: “400 brown bears call Slovenia home. fear, you wont be harmed at the Kino Siska Center for Urban Culture, showing the digital fringe fest” Digital Fringe is an open access public arts festival that places contemporary screen based media in public locations. It provides artists with access to an extensive network of hundreds of public screens and non-traditional audiences throughout Australia and the world. Screening venues receive a playlist curated from the diverse visual works of animation, abstract, video art, short film, machinima, motion graphics, photography and stills submitted to the Digital Fringe festival via our website - digitalfringe.net. Login and upload your works. In keeping with the Fringe Festival charter, Digital Fringe is open access and accessible to emerging and established artists, particularly those working in screen based and new media. Submissions are received from all around the world: from professional artists to bedroom doodlers and everybody in between. Artists maintain control of their own copyright. Screening venues range from busy bars and cafes, bustling shopping centres, walls of TV’s in electrical stores, State and regional libraries, art galleries, and cultural institutions, suburban shop fronts and on massive urban screens in public plazas like Melbourne's Federation Square. Digital Fringe screens are also appearing in outback Australia, and across the Americas's, Africa, the UK and Europe. All submissions also play on the Digital Fringe website. Digital Fringe is seeking more screens to participate in an open access digital art festival in September/October 2010 We are seeking screens, anywhere! No screen is too large or small - it may be on the ceiling of a dentist surgery, the back corner of a library, on a computer monitor, part of a shop's window display, a wall of TV's in an electrical goods shop, a projector in a foyer, or a huge public screen. We simply want to get submitted artistic content into as many nooks and crannies of public space as possible. If you have a public screen, a projector, TV or spare computer monitor that you would like to light up then sign up and become part of an extended network of public art - a global network spanning from the USA to the UK, Romania to Egypt, Outback Australia to Federation Square in Melbourne. Help us to bring cutting edge digital artworks by local and international artists to the public. It is an eclectic mix of quality screen based digital art including animations, video, short film and stills. All artworks are public friendly and do not require audio. Check out digitalfringe.net for more information or to register your interest email [email protected] Support the random dissemination of digital art, join Digital Fringe! Produced by Horse Bazaar with assistance from Film Victoria and Melbourne Fringe, Digital Fringe 2010 will create a web of screen art in public space across the world PRESS CONTACT: Justin Schmidt / 0408 573 821 / [email protected] __________ Information from ESET NOD32 Antivirus, version of virus signature database 5438 (20100909) __________ The message was checked by ESET NOD32 Antivirus. <http://www.eset.com> http://www.eset.com
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