thanks for this - really interesting! On 4 June 2015 at 10:43, furtherfield <[email protected]> wrote:
> Via Annick Bureaud > > META-LIFE - http://creativedisturbance.org/channel/meta-life/ > > The series of podcasts on the Leonardo "Creative Disturbance" platform is > growing everyday. Find below an update of what has been released on > Audiolats and its associated channels ((Meta-Life, Pioneers&Pathbreakers, > Virtual Africa, Space Art & Culture). According to the philosophy of > Creative Disturbance, those podcasts can be in many different languages, > therefore the short descriptions below will not be translated. > > ● Viralité et Numéricité (20 min) - Thierry Bardini, Yvan Tina > Longtemps considéré comme une entité semi-vivante, inerte et active, > molécule et organisme à la fois, ou au contraire, rien de tout cela, le > virus est aujourd’hui envisagé comme un agent essentiel à l’évolution de la > vie chez les êtres vivants. Retour avec Thierry Bardini sur l’actualité de > cette figure de l’écologie symbiotique, à l’intersection des mondes > numériques et biologiques. > > ● Scénographies du vivant (14 min) - Roger Malina, Yvan Tina > Peut-on (ou plutôt comment) penser le théâtre, la danse et les arts de la > performance à l’ère des biotechnologies, de l’ingénierie du vivant et de > l’émergence de formes de vie artificielles ? Roger Malina et Yvan Tina > proposent un rapide tour d’horizon de ces pratiques, entre arts et > techno-sciences, qui ouvrent de nouvelles avenues dans le champ de la > représentation. > > ● Parallels and Contrasts between Artificial Life and Computer Art (13 > min) - Frieder Nake, Yvan Tina > Although they both involve generative algorithms, randomness and > computational processes (among other principles), the art of artificial > life is not considered a part of the computer art forms as described by > pioneering computer artist Frieder Nake. Yvan Tina sits down with Nake to > briefly discuss some of the intertwining issues between the two fields. > > ● Poétiques et politiques du DIY bio (19 min) - Morgan Meyer, Yvan Tina > Le Biohacking ou “Do-It-Yourself (DIY) biology”, s’affirme depuis 6 ans > comme un mouvement singulier du génie biologique non seulement en raison de > la courverture médiatique dont il fait l’objet, mais aussi à cause de > l’intérêt artistique qu’il suscite (voir l’exposition “Bioacking: > Do-It-Yourself” organisé au Medical Museion de Copenhague en 2013-2014). Le > titre de ce podcast renvoit à l’article de Morgan Meyer paru dans > “Meta-Life. Biotechnologies, Synthetic Biology, A Life and the Arts”, > Leonardo ebook series, MIT Press, 2014. > > ● Synthetic Biology: Creating or Constructing Life ? (11 min) - Sophia > Roosth, Poe Johnson > In her book “Synthetic: How Life Got Made”, science historian Sophia > Roosth investigates the field of Synthetic Biology in which life and > computer scientists advance new definitions of life by manufacturing it > from scratch. > > ● De l’appropriation du vivant dans l’art contemporain (18 min) - > Camille Prunet, Yvan Tina > A travers les représentations de l’humain, de l’animal et du végétal, > Camille Prunet intérroge dans sa thèse le traitement plastique du vivant > dans les oeuvres biotechnologiques. L’occasion de nous entretenir sur les > frontières et les limites de cette notion, les tendances de l’art > contemporain et les enjeux de réception et de production de ces formes. > > > PIONEERS AND PATHBREAKERS > http://creativedisturbance.org/channel/pioneers-and-pathbreakers/ > ● The Work and Legacy of Liliane Lijn, Part 1 (19 min) - Liliane Lijn, > Bronac Ferran, Fabrice Lapelletrie > Artist Liliane Lijn sits down with Fabrice Lapelletrie and Bronac Ferran > to discuss the intent and influences behind her contributions to kinetic > art. > > ● The Work and Legacy of Liliane Lijn, Part 2 (16 min) - Liliane Lijn, > Bronac Ferran, Fabrice Lapelletrie > Bronac Ferran and Fabrice Lapelletrie continue picking the brain of artist > Liliane Lijn. Here, Lijn offers her opinions on classifying her own > artwork, collaboration with fellow artists, and inspirations that led to > some of her more unique creations. > > ● The Work and Legacy of Liliane Lijn, Part 3 (18 min) - Liliane Lijn, > Bronac Ferran, Fabrice Lapelletrie > In this final part of Creative Disturbance’s featured discussion on and > with artist Liliane Lijn, the conversation moves to Lijn’s take on the > artistic atmosphere during the volatile ’60s and her fifty-year-long legacy > as a pioneer in kinetic art. > > ● Emergence in Generative, Algorithmic Art (11 min) - Frieder Nake, > Charissa Terranova > Charissa Terranova and Frieder Nake converse about algorithmic aesthetics, > generative form, and emergence. > > ● Algorithms and the State of Postmodern Art (16 min) - Frieder Nake, > Poe Johnson > Frieder Nake and Poe Johnson discuss the ways that algorithms have altered > the creation and reception of art from the 1960s to the present. > > ● Modern Art’s Unsung Pioneer: Gadney on Malina, Part 1 (15 min) - Reg > Gadney, Fabrice Lapelletrie, Bronac Ferran > Fabrice Lapelletrie speaks with artist and writer Reg Gadney about his > introduction to engineer/artist Frank Malina, his relationships with Malina > and famed Hungarian artist Nicolas Schöffer, and his opinions on artistic > criticism. > > ● Modern Art’s Unsung Pioneer: Gadney on Malina, Part 2 (9 min) - Reg > Gadney, Fabrice Lapelletrie, Bronac Ferran > Reg Gadney continues his conversation with Fabrice Lapelletrie, > specifically addressing his personal insights into Frank Malina’s artistic > method, work ethic, and legacy in the context of 21st century > collaborations between the arts and technology. > > ● Modern Art’s Unsung Pioneer: Gadney on Malina, Part 3 (12 min) - Reg > Gadney, Fabrice Lapelletrie, Bronac Ferran > Bronac Ferran and Reg Gadney discuss the latter’s decision to first begin > writing about kinetic art, the cross-pollination of art influences during > the 1950s and 1960s, and kinetic art’s (and Frank Malina’s) critical and > economic status among the visual and literary arts. > > ● The Overlap Between Humanists and Scientists (11 min) - Sean B. > Carroll, Charissa Terranova > Charissa Terranova talks to Sean B Carroll about overlaps in practices > between humanists and scientists and his book Brave Genius, focusing on > Albert Camus and Jacques Monod. > > > VIRTUAL AFRICA > http://creativedisturbance.org/channel/virtual-africa/ > ● Présentation de la Plateforme RAMI au Liban (19 min) - Claudine > Dussolier, Abdo Nawar, Ricardo Mbarkho, Yvan Tina > Claudine Dussolier, Abdo Nawar et Ricardo Mbarkho nous parlent de leur > prochain livre et de la plateforme RAMI (Rencontres Arts et Multimédia > Internationales) qui développe depuis une dizaine d’années des projets > d’échanges internationaux en Afrique du nord et dans le bassin > méditerranéen. > > ● The Intertwining Construction of Blackness (22 min) - Edleeca > Thompson, Poe Johnson > Edleeca Thompson and Poe Johnson explore how art and science construct the > embodiment of the Black image through the lens of history, art, sports, and > film. > > ● Rencontre avec Mohamed Youssef (15 min) - Claudine Dussolier, Mohamed > Youssef (podcast en Arabe, Anglais et Français) > A Podcast with Mohamed H.Youssef, an independent Egyptian artist who > experiments with a large diversity of media and different forms of visual > and plastic arts: artistic booklets, digital works, paintings… Since 2006, > his work has been focusing mainly on digital arts, and particularly on > interactive spaces (with, for example, art pieces such as The Table, in > search of lost time… and his project Particles). He has exhibited his work > in Egypt, Germany, France, Korea. He works as an Art director at the > Planetarium center, one of the service centers at the Arab Academy for > science, Technology and Martime transport. A member of many arts networks > RamiMed, Animanet, creanumerica, Imera and others. Since it’s start up, he > is a member of RamiMed network, animator in Egypt and responsible of the > RamiMed page on Facebook. > > ● The Black Body Under Construction: The Hottentot Then and Now (23 > min) - Edleeca Thompson, Poe Johnson > In this podcast, Edleeca and Poe unpack the theoretical underpinnings at > work in Kim Kardashian’s attempt to “break the Internet.” Exploring the > historical and scientific contexts within which black racial constructions > of difference evolved, they debate the relevance of these contexts and > their employment in justifying past, and present, models of behavioral and > sexual deviance. > > ● The Emerging and Disappearing Networks of the Trinity Session (17 > min) - Marcus Neustetter, Yvan Tina > Directed by Stephen Hobbs and Marcus Neustetter, The Trinity Session is a > contemporary art production team defined by exchanges with their home-city > Johannesburg, in relation to Africa and similar developed / developing > contexts. Key activities include: temporary interventions and performances, > in addition to producing and curating large scale public art programmes. > > ● Nubean Textures: Locating Islamic Culture in Virtual Environments (14 > min) - Huda Hashim, Yvan Tina > Islamic calligraphy and architecture have a long history of practice in > the oriental world. Huda Hashim relocate parts of this story in the virtual > environments she models with 3D animation softwares. By designing a 3D art > gallery, it is now transformed into a “web gallery” that can be accessed > online by a larger audience. Furthermore, the ability to manipulate the 3D > environment allows for the potential to create installations that otherwise > would be costly and difficult to construct in the real world. > > ● Low-Tech for Local Relevance (20 min) - Marcus Neustetter, Yvan Tina > As founding member of The Trinity Session, along with Stephen Hobbes, > Marcus Neustetter has been involved in several artistic projects in the > Southern African region. This podcast presents a brief overview of his work > and the local approach he promotes through the use of low technology. > > ● What the Meteorite Craters Tell Us (16 min) - Marcus Neustetter, Yvan > Tina > In this podcast, Marcus Neustetter and Yvan Tina talk about the first > african space art projects and their underlying ideologies. After having > discussed the social and economical impact of these projects, M. Neustetter > makes a call for a bigger picture of the cultural and geological history of > Africa. > > ● The Kenyan Diasporas Voices: The Role of Emerging Technology in > Health Industry (14min) - Jakki Opollo, Carolyne Ojwang > The journey from our homes in Kenya to the US, also known to many as the > “land of milk and honey,” is embarked on as an opportunity to excel in our > chosen industries. In excelling, Dr. Jakki Opollo has exceeded all > milestones and stands out in a sea of nurses as a top nurse. She has been a > nurse for 14 years and currently serves as the Director of Professional > Practice & Nursing Research at Parkland Health & Hospital System. In this > podcast she sheds light on how emerging media plays a significant role in > the health industry. > > ● Reliquaries and Afrofuturisms (17 min) - Andrew Scott, Yvan Tina > A reliquary is a receptacle used to hold, display and keep sacred relics. > Public sculptor and new media artist Andrew Scott welcomes us in his > workshop where he creates his reliquaries that may be perceived differently > in daylight or darkness. The laser cut relief sculpture functions as a > traditional sculpture by day, with light playing across the faceted > surface. By night however, projection mapping brings the work’s subject > matter into clarity, as the large face becomes a death mask referencing > recent killings of unarmed African American men (for example African > American men who lost their lives in tragic encounters with the police in > 2014). The form and spirit of this work is directly informed by the > reliquary figures of the Kota People in Gabon. An excellent opportunity to > share ideas about stakes of power, aesthetics, remix of traditional art and > globalization. > > ● Appel à contributions pour un laboratoire d’idées (17 min) - Aziz > Mohamed Chafchaouni, Yvan Tina > Dans la première partie de cet entretien, Mohamed Aziz Chafchaouni tente > de répondre à la question “Qu’est-ce que Afrique Virtuelle ?” au regard des > phénomènes de mondialisation et des possibilités offertes par les > techno-sciences. Après avoir discuté, entre autres, des enjeux de > démocratisation du savoir et d’une nécessaire réappropriation de l’outil > technologique, Mohamed A. Chafchaouni propose de réfléchir à la création > d’un “think tank” pluridisciplinaire qui oeuvre à la formulation > conceptuelle et théorique du projet. > > ● The Kenyan Diasporas Voices: The Role of Emerging Technology in Radio > (15 min) - Humphrey Muturi, Carolyn Ojwang > The Kenya immigrant population is frequently nostalgic and constantly > retell stories of their homeland. The American culture is a culture shock > and can energize or stifle an immigrant. Survival and eventual success in > the US depends on perseverance and most importantly, the support system. > The One Mic Show is an outlet for East Africans to discuss their > experiences abroad and serve as a way for the immigrants not to feel > overwhelmed. Humphrey Muturi is the brainchild behind The One Mic Show and > can be caught on the Internet giving advice and addressing issues affecting > the Kenyan Diaspora community. > > ● The Kenyan Diaspora Voices: The Role of Emerging Technology in > Performance Art (15 min) Justo Asikoye, Carolyn Ojwang > Jabali Afrika has been making Kenyan rhythms for 22-years and they are > still strong and thriving. This creative Kenyan troupe has exceeded all > expectations to remain relevant in the music arena. In this podcast Justo > Asikoye, one of the founding members of Jabali Afrika sheds light into > their endurance and musical experiences, from their humble beginnings to > their music production processes. > > ● Faire palpiter les sens (16 min) - Aziz Mohamed Chafchaouni, Yvan Tina > Poursuivant le dialogue autour des notions de rythme et de synergie, > Mohamed Aziz Chafchaouni ouvre dans la deuxième partie de cet entretien des > pistes de réflexion pour une réappropriation futuriste (et contemporaine) > de l’essence africaine. Cependant, l’essentialisation des formes ne > représente t-elle pas elle aussi un danger pour l’art ? > > ● Ontologies vocales et technologies endogènes (17 min) - Gilles > Kounou, Yvan Tina > Avec l’explosion de la bulle internet, les réseaux sociaux offrent > l’opportunité de fournir des informations à des personnes qui se trouvent > dans des endroits distants. Quels usages sont fait des réseaux sociaux en > Afrique et quelles applications peut-on en tirer ? Gilles Kounou, ingénieur > en système informatique et génie logiciel fournit quelques éléments de > réponse à partir des problématiques locales de son pays, au Bénin. La > première partie de ce podcast est consacrée à la numérisation de solutions > par le moyen d’ontologies vocales qui permettent d’adresser des > problématiques locales. > > > SPACE ART AND CULTURE > http://creativedisturbance.org/channel/space-art-and-culture/ > ● Art spatial par Roger Malina (2 min) - Annick Bureaud, Jean-Luc > Soret, Roger Malina > In the Audiolats series “Et ça veut dire ? / Meaning?” and for the Space > Art & Culture dedicated channel, Roger Malina gives his definition of > “space art” (art spatial). > Enregistré par Annick Bureaud & Jean-Luc Soret, le 11 septembre 2014 à > Paris, jingles et habillage sonore Jean-Yves Leloup, musiques Sergey > Lopoukha “Lull” (Universal Production Music Publishing) – Référence > complémentaire / Further reading [ > http://www.diatrope.com/rfm/docs/Malina_Space_1991.pdf] > > ● Ère spatiale par Roger Malina (7 min) - Annick Bureaud, Jean-Luc > Soret, Roger Malina > In the Audiolats series “Et ça veut dire ? / Meaning?” and for the Space > Art & Culture dedicated channel, Roger Malina gives his definition of > “space age or space era” (ére spatiale).Enregistré par Annick Bureaud & > Jean-Luc Soret, le 11 septembre 2014 à Paris, jingles et habillage sonore > Jean-Yves Leloup, musiques Sergey Lopoukha “Lull” (Universal Production > Music Publishing). > > ● The Johannesburg Rocket Factory (15 min) - Marcus Neustetter, Roger > Malina > Artist-Activist Marcus Neustetter and Astronomer-Editor Roger Malina > discuss the Rocket Factory project in Johannesburg; the ancient factory is > being converted into residential units. Neustetter convinced the developer > to creatively transform the project to create a unique residential space > that is also connected to the imaginary of the place and its nearby > residents. > > > AUDIOLATS > http://creativedisturbance.org/channel/audiolats/ > ● “Performing with Jellyfishes”, Meeting with Robertina Sebjanic (17 > min) - Robertina Sebjanic, Annick Bureaud > In this podcast, slovene artist Robertina Šebjanič discusses her work with > jellyfishes and more precisely the sound performance “Aurelia 1 + Hz / > proto viva sonification”. Issues of immortality, ecology and our relation > to living creatures are discussed. > “Performing with Jellyfishes”, rencontre avec Robertina Šebjanič, 16’53 > Enregistré par Annick Bureaud, le 6 février 2015 à Paris, jingles et > habillage sonore Jean-Yves Leloup, musique extraits de la performance de > Robertina Šebjanič avec les méduses “Aurelia 1 + Hz / proto viva > sonification”. > “Performing with Jellyfishes”, meeting with Robertina Šebjanič, 16’53 > Recorded by Annick Bureaud, February 6th 2015 in Paris, jingles and sound > design Jean-Yves Leloup, music from the performance “Aurelia 1 + Hz / proto > viva sonification” of Robertina Šebjanič with the jellyfishes. > > ● “Earth Sound Earth Signal: Energies and Earth Magnitude in the Arts” > by Douglas Kahn, présenté par Roger Malina (6 min) - Annick Bureaud, > Jean-Luc Soret, Roger Malina > In the Audiolats series “Il était une fois une œuvre / Milestone work”, > Roger Malina presents the book “Earth Sound Earth Signal: Energies and > Earth Magnitude in the Arts” by Douglas Kahn (University of California > Press, 2013). > Enregistré par Annick Bureaud & Jean-Luc Soret, le 11 septembre 2014, à > Paris, jingles et habillage sonore Jean-Yves Leloup, musiques Sergey > Lopoukha “Lull”, Alexander Zaitsev, Ilya Baramiya “New Numbers” (Universal > Production Music Publishing). > > ● Hacker, Maker & Amatorat (Art-Science: Émergences et Ruptures) (7 > min) - Annick Bureaud, Jean-Luc Soret, Roger Malina > In this section of his interview on “Art-Science : Emergence et ruptures”, > Roger Malina addresses the topic of DIY and makers. > Enregistré par Annick Bureaud & Jean-Luc Soret, le 11 septembre 2014 à > Paris, jingles et habillage sonore Jean-Yves Leloup, musiques Carl Harms, > David James Elliott “The Wire”, Sergey Lopoukha “Lull” (Universal > Production Music Publishing). > > ● Interaction avec le vivan (Art-Science: Émergences et Ruptures) (6 > min) - Annick Bureaud, Jean-Luc Soret, Roger Malina > In this section of his interview on “Art-Science : Emergence et ruptures”, > Roger Malina addresses the topic of bio art and synthetic biology. > > ● Conscience partagée & travail collectif (Art-Science: Émergences et > Ruptures) (6 min) - Annick Bureaud, Jean-Luc Soret, Roger Malina > In this section of his interview on “Art-Science : Emergence et ruptures”, > Roger Malina addresses the topics of shared consciousness and collaborative > work. > Enregistré par Annick Bureaud & Jean-Luc Soret, le 11 septembre 2014 à > Paris, jingles et habillage sonore Jean-Yves Leloup, musiques Carl Harms, > David James Elliott “The Wire”, Sergey Lopoukha “Lull” (Universal > Production Music Publishing). > > ● Innovation ou conservatisme (Art-Science: Émergences et Ruptures) (4 > min) - Annick Bureaud, Jean-Luc Soret, Roger Malina > In this section of his interview on “Art-Science : Emergence et ruptures”, > Roger Malina addresses the topic of innovation versus conservatism in > art-science and technology. > Enregistré par Annick Bureaud & Jean-Luc Soret, le 11 septembre 2014 à > Paris, jingles et habillage sonore Jean-Yves Leloup, musiques Carl Harms, > David James Elliott “The Wire”, Sergey Lopoukha “Lull” (Universal > Production Music Publishing. > > ● La culture des données (Art-Science: Émergences et Ruptures) (5 min) > - Annick Bureaud, Jean-Luc Soret, Roger Malina > In this section of his interview on “Art-Science : Emergence et ruptures”, > Roger Malina addresses the topic of big data and art. > Enregistré par Annick Bureaud & Jean-Luc Soret, le 11 septembre 2014 à > Paris, jingles et habillage sonore Jean-Yves Leloup, musiques Carl Harms, > David James Elliott “The Wire”, Sergey Lopoukha “Lull” (Universal > Production Music Publishing). > > ● Art-Science: Émergences et Ruptures (Entretien intégral / Full > interview) (26 min) - Annick Bureaud, Jean-Luc Soret, Roger Malina > Roger Malina speaks about his views on the current trends in art, science > and technology. > Enregistré par Annick Bureaud & Jean-Luc Soret, le 11 septembre 2014 à > Paris, jingles et habillage sonore Jean-Yves Leloup, musiques Carl Harms, > David James Elliott “The Wire”, Sergey Lopoukha “Lull” (Universal > Production Music Publishing). > > > > _______________________________________________ > NetBehaviour mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour >
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