The New Networked Normal is delighted to launch an open call for new artistic
projects to be presented on nnn.freeport.global.
The New Networked Normal is a partnership project by Abandon Normal Devices
(UK), Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona (ES), The Influencers (ES),
transmediale (DE) and STRP (NL), explores art, technology and citizenship in
the age of the Internet.
The nnn.freeport.global is an alternative space for the distribution of
artworks, inspired by new networked geographies, duty-free art storage sites
and free-trade zones, the darknet, and other liminal spaces, to ask what
challenges and opportunities these spaces pose for anonymity, authorship, and
autonomy. The platform experiments with the peer-to-peer, content-addressed
system Inter Planetary File System (IPFS) as backend, with the platform acting
as a hybrid HTTP/IPFS gateway to the artworks and content. Built as an
alternative space for the sharing and distribution of content,
nnn.freeport.global brings focus to the backstreets, black markets, and
divergent parts of the internet to share and debate the value of art.
OPPORTUNITY
Fee: €1000 – €4000
NNN invites proposals for the support of new creative work or the expansion of
research into artistic outputs, to be premiered on nnn.freeport.globalbetween
September 2018 – April 2019. NNN will support the production of 2-4 works with
a budget between €1000 – €4000 towards fees and production costs. This
opportunity is open to individuals or groups working across any artforms in
Europe
NNN are interested in works that further explore the nnn.freeport.global themes
and infrastructures:
• Extra-territorial Spaces
What opportunities can the shifting of existing territories and emergence of
new territories (on and offline) create? From old, new and invisible borders to
material sovereignties and new networked topologies what alternative forms of
value making should be debated?
• Future of the internet and its communities
What challenges are presented by radical decentralization of both
infrastructure and data. Are there new ways of inhabiting peer-to-peer systems,
darknets, and other decentralized spaces, such as blockchain, IPFS, beaker
browser, bit/webtorrent, etc?
• Algorithmic Citizenship
Networked technologies and infrastructures are challenging traditional notions
of identity and citizenship. AI and other automation (most recently Deepfakes)
can pose questions about authenticity. What does this mean for the future of
freedom and surveillance?
HOW TO APPLY
Deadline for applications is Thursday 31st May 2018, all application will be
reviewed by a panel consisting of representatives from the NNN partner
organisations and selected artists will be contacted by the end of June.
Applications must include the following:
• Project Proposal – simply outlining project concept (maximum 2 A4
pages) statement and support image / sketch.
• Project Budget Proposal – with a simple breakdown of how you will
spend the budget, include all relevant fees, production and online presentation
costs (maximum 1 A4 page)
• Support Material – which could include resume, examples of previous
work, any relevant urls, visuals (data flow, sketches, timeline, schematics,
etc.) that will help us better understand the proposal and your practice
(maximum 4 A4 pages).
Applications must be submitted via the this online submission form
<https://andfestival.wufoo.eu/forms/r1rcz97o1m2rw6l/>.
Please submit all documents (including materials 1-3 above) in ONE .PDF format.
The limit for uploads on the upload site is 10MB, if your submission exceeds
this please provide a link to files using transfer services like wetransfer or
dropbox.
You can download the full guidelines below and for any queries relating to your
submission please contact submissi...@andfestival.org.uk
<mailto:submissi...@andfestival.org.uk>
Further Information: https://thennn.eu/home/call-for-work/
<https://thennn.eu/home/call-for-work/>
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