[NetBehaviour] Our 10th wedding anniversary!

[Alan Sondheim]

Our 10th wedding anniversary! (I know, mentioned this on Facebook!)


Today's our 10th wedding anniversary, 12th year of living together. Azure
has been wonderful and I owe her everything. I'm lucky to have an amazing
daughter, Joanna, and good friends who will put up with my work for the
next few decades - who will put up with me in general. We're celebrating
on and off and going to Governor's Island on Friday and Chinese opera on
Saturday. A good week!

Thank you everyone! love, Alan

six-month anniversary of living together... 2007 July 14 - anniversary of
our wedding reception: Yesterday: this anniversary time afterwords,
remnants of necessary informal cere- **our first anniversary. For me
an anniversary as Google goes (temporarily) over 100,000 w/ my our 7th
wedding anniversary) it's our seventh wedding anniversary today
Anniversary Anniversary

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Re: [NetBehaviour] Our 10th wedding anniversary!

[max d. well]

o alan, that sounds very good.
wish you an exciting celebration time
and many more happy and exciting anniversaries.

love and best wishes max/xo

On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 9:16 AM, Alan Sondheim  wrote:

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>
>
> Our 10th wedding anniversary! (I know, mentioned this on Facebook!)
>
>
> Today's our 10th wedding anniversary, 12th year of living together. Azure
> has been wonderful and I owe her everything. I'm lucky to have an amazing
> daughter, Joanna, and good friends who will put up with my work for the
> next few decades - who will put up with me in general. We're celebrating
> on and off and going to Governor's Island on Friday and Chinese opera on
> Saturday. A good week!
>
> Thank you everyone! love, Alan
>
> six-month anniversary of living together... 2007 July 14 - anniversary of
> our wedding reception: Yesterday: this anniversary time afterwords,
> remnants of necessary informal cere- **our first anniversary. For me
> an anniversary as Google goes (temporarily) over 100,000 w/ my our 7th
> wedding anniversary) it's our seventh wedding anniversary today
> Anniversary Anniversary
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Re: [NetBehaviour] Our 10th wedding anniversary!

[Alan Sondheim]

thank you - it feels odd, celebrating like this, but wonderful

On Tue, 14 Jun 2011, max d. well wrote:

> o alan, that sounds very good.
> wish you an exciting celebration time
> and many more happy and exciting anniversaries.
> 
> love and best wishes max/xo
> 
> On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 9:16 AM, Alan Sondheim  wrote:
> 
> 
>
>   Our 10th wedding anniversary! (I know, mentioned this on
>   Facebook!)
> 
>
>   Today's our 10th wedding anniversary, 12th year of living
>   together. Azure
>   has been wonderful and I owe her everything. I'm lucky to have
>   an amazing
>   daughter, Joanna, and good friends who will put up with my work
>   for the
>   next few decades - who will put up with me in general. We're
>   celebrating
>   on and off and going to Governor's Island on Friday and Chinese
>   opera on
>   Saturday. A good week!
>
>   Thank you everyone! love, Alan
>
>   six-month anniversary of living together... 2007 July 14 -
>   anniversary of
>   our wedding reception: Yesterday: this anniversary time
>   afterwords,
>   remnants of necessary informal cere- **our first
>   anniversary. For me
>   an anniversary as Google goes (temporarily) over 100,000 w/ my
>   our 7th
>   wedding anniversary) it's our seventh wedding anniversary today
>   Anniversary Anniversary
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[NetBehaviour] Friday June 17 @ TEKS: Memes from Hi-Science, Tech to Art for Life

[info]

MEME MACHINES, TRANSHUMAN, TRANSBEMAN

http://teks.no/

Memes - virus-like infectious ideas, cultural transmitters, are out there,
out of control, out on the streets, inside us, in our brains, in our
memory, in the Internet.

Promoting perpetual self-reference and demanding a life of their own they
add another dimension to our understanding of humanity and culture and
point to future Utopias and initiate further memetic implications.
...
Abstracting ourselves in blogs and profiles we create ex-vivo
consciousness, virtual existences, that are superior to our fragile body
and can be understood as bemes - units of beings.

When will we be able to beme ourselves up into transbeman state?

Franziska Mucha studies culture (interdisciplinary) and science
(occasionally) and is the first intern at TEKS where she is practicing
(aesthetically). Within this multi-modality she came across memetics. as
fan and initiator she will give a short teaser to the lecture.


* * *

MEMES FROM HI-SCIENCE, TECH TO ART FOR LIFE

The lecture will present some up-to-date hi-science and -technology
reflections approached from memetics, anchored in more elaborated,
informational ontologies (Bohm, Johansen, Rapoport). One issue here will
be implications from recent achievements in "living robotics", related to
advances in cybernetic mathematics and meaning theory. Another issue will
be some connected reflections on the relation between art of science and
science of art.

The discipline of memetics emerged a generation ago, and in some synergy
with the rise of complexity science from the mid-1980’s, which, especially
in the work of Fontana, achieved a more universal and abstract paradigm of
systemic evolution than the one operative in neo-Darwinism. This indicated
some significant connection between memetics and genetics, and in more
sophisticated ways than hinted at in the prelude announcement of Dawkins -
who attracted some science fame attention from being regarded as the
initiator of the concept ‘meme’ with related associations. Basically, the
concept ‘meme’ introduced i) possible scientific treatment of ideas and
perceptions under the same conceptual umbrella; ii) possible quantitative
treatments of mental affairs in some analogy to or extrapolation of
genetic affairs; and iii) possible analysis of mental, socio-psychological
and anthropological affairs in congruence with the general science about
evolution of complex systems, seeking more refined "patterns that connect"
(Bateson) or natural laws of higher order than the four basic forces of
conventional physics. The field of memetics became somewhat configurated
in the polarity between, on the one hand, physicalist ontology,
corresponding to the conventional, simplistic conception of genes and
mind-from-matter beliefs, and on the other hand ontologies more in accord
with the computer age giving main priority to information, not to
substance (as already in the universal Turing machine).


ABOUT THE LECTURER
Stein E. Johansen is Magister of Philosophy (1985) and Dr.Philos. in
Economic Theory (1991). He has worked as an associate professor of
Sociology (1991) at UiO and since 1992 at the Institute for Social
Anthropology, NTNU. In 2002 he was made an honorary "full professor in
physics" at the Institute for Basic Research in the USA, and in 2008 he
received the Santilli-Galilei Award's gold medal "in honour of
contributions to natural philosophy".

Johansen has a wide and ambitious scientific authorship, lately with
contributions to mathematics, for example his deductive derivation of
previously unknown generators that give the exact and complete patterns of
compound numbers and thus also primes (2010).


The lecture will be in English.

Free entry.

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[NetBehaviour] AI Takes On Pac-Man.

[marc garrett]

AI takes on Pac-Man - well in fact it plays both sides! An annual 
competition challenges participants to write Java programs to control 
Pac-Man or the ghosts!

Pac-Man might not seem like a problem that is in the same league as, 
say, chess. In fact you might not even see it as a two player game but 
it is and always has been Pac-Man versus the Ghosts. So what could be a 
better idea that trying to create some AI that plays either side. This 
is what is happening at the annual Congress on Evolutionary Computation.

Competitors were challenged to create Java programs that took control 
either of Pac-Man or the team of four Ghosts. Previous competitions only 
allowed the AI to control Pac-Man so controlling the team of ghosts 
extended the task to multi-agent and co-operative strategies.

http://www.i-programmer.info/news/105-artificial-intelligence/2595-pac-man-meets-ai.html
 

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[NetBehaviour] Hans Ulrich Obrist, In Conversation with Julian Assange, Part II

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Hans Ulrich Obrist, In Conversation with Julian Assange, Part II

→ Continued from “In Conversation with Julian Assange, Part One.”

When I first met Julian Assange—thanks to lawyer and Chair of the 
Contemporary Art Society Mark Stephens and curator/lawyer Daniel 
McClean, both of the law firm Finers Stephens Innocent—we discussed 
ideas for various interview formats. Anton Vidokle and I had discussed 
the idea to conduct an interview with Assange in which questions would 
be posed not only by me, but also by a number of artists. This seemed 
only natural considering the extent to which so many artists have been 
interested in WikiLeaks, and we then invited seven artists and 
collectives to ask questions over video for the second part of the 
interview.

My archive now contains over 2000 hours of interviews recorded in many 
different places, and I am constantly attempting to discover new rules 
of the game, new approaches to how an interview can work. For an 
interview with Hans-Peter Feldmann published initially in AnOther 
Magazine and then in book form, I emailed him one question per day, and 
each of Feldmann’s responses would take the form of an image. For my 
interview with Louise Bourgeois, I would send a question and she would 
email back a drawing. When Julian came to my office with Mark and Daniel 
for our first meeting, we discussed the idea of a different format with 
questions from artists, and Julian liked this a lot, suggesting that the 
artists send the questions as short videos so that he could see them. We 
set the interview for two weeks later at 10 or 11 p.m., as we discovered 
that we both work late at night. Traveling more than three hours from 
London on Sunday, February 27, I arrived at Ellingham Hall, the Georgian 
mansion near the Eastern coast of England that Vaughan Smith offered 
Julian to use as his address for bail during his UK extradition 
hearings. In the living room of the picturesque home he described to me 
as a “golden cage” we drank many cups of coffee and spoke until 3 a.m. 
about his life, his nomadism, his early beginnings and the invention of 
WikiLeaks, his time in Egypt, Kenya, Iceland, and other places, his 
scientific background, and the theoretical underpinnings of WikiLeaks.

http://e-flux.com/journal/view/238
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[NetBehaviour] In Loving Memory: we've just lost a beautiful friend...

[marc garrett]

Hi Netbehaviourists,

This post is only going to be featured here...

"When a noise of a close friend disappears the presence remains, but one 
still misses the essence of their being. So much so, that it critiques 
one's own inner reasoning. These moments question life and its rhythms 
in such a way that it belittles one's immediate relation to the world - 
we try to avoid the void as it eats our noise perpetually..."

We received some very sad news this morning that Patrick Simons, Sound 
Artist, Net Artist and Musician, died this Saturday.

It is hard to know how to share this kind of unfortunate news with 
others, especially on the Internet. But, we are going to try...because 
Patrick contributed to this community. He was here.

Patrick, was a genuine, lovable and open minded man; interested in art, 
philosophy, politics, social contexts and contemporary ideas, community, 
experimental music and sound art. He was a decent human being. Critical 
minded yet friendly, he has been a good and very close friend to us for 
over 10 years. Kate Southworth and Patrick have shared a rare and 
magical journey together. Two very dynamic and creative individuals in 
their own right, but also completely in love with each other. The work 
they created together which is important, reflects a poetic and mutual 
imagination what was at the same time wonderful personal, political art 
and a clear representation of their love for each other: they 
collaborated as Gloriousninth (http://gloriousninth.net).

The rest of the post is here:
http://www.furtherfield.org/blog/ruth-catlow/loving-memory-weve-just-lost-beautiful-friend

If you know Kate or knew Patrick, and wish to share your feelings, 
images and thoughts, please post your comments on the blog & not the list...

We already miss Patrick deeply...

Marc and Ruth.

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[NetBehaviour] Update on the dramatic culture cuts in The Netherlands

[marc garrett]

Just saw this on the spectre list...

marc

Please find below a few links so that you can follow what is happening 
in the Netherlands at the moment:

the reaction of NIMk (Netherlands Media Arts Institute), SKOR and many 
others:
http://nimk.nl/eng/letter-to-mr-zijlstra-and-members-of-the-lower-house

a collection of reactions (mostly Dutch though):
http://lenegrooten.tumblr.com/post/6451786840/verzameling-reacties-op-de-cultuurbezuinigingen

a sketch of the situation by Sven Luetticken:
http://svenlutticken.blogspot.com/2011/06/slash-burn.html?spref=fb


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Annette Wolfsberger
Sonic Acts www.sonicacts.com 
Weteringschans 6-8 1017 SG Amsterdam / The Netherlands
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[NetBehaviour] google earth flight over tokyo

[kim asendorf]

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[NetBehaviour] peace

[dave miller]

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Re: [NetBehaviour] peace

[Martha Deed]

Thanks, Dave.  I really like this drawing.
Martha

dave miller wrote:

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Re: [NetBehaviour] peace

[Michael Szpakowski]

yes -it's great!
m.

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From: Martha Deed 
Subject: Re: [NetBehaviour] peace
To: "NetBehaviour for networked distributed creativity" 

Date: Tuesday, June 14, 2011, 2:31 PM


Thanks, Dave.  I really like this drawing.
Martha

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Re: [NetBehaviour] peace

[dave miller]

thanks very much michael and martha!

here's another: http://davemiller.org/drawings/war.png

dave

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[NetBehaviour] Afro-Futurism: Countering Mass Culture’s reductional breakdown through creative Forms o f Representation by Nettrice Gaskins

[Andreas Maria Jacobs]

Independent Online Magazine on Transmedial Art & Acts "Nictoglobe" (*)
presents:

Afro-Futurism: Countering Mass Culture’s reductional breakdown through
creative Forms of Representation by Nettrice Gaskins

An insiders look into the works of a.o. RAMMELZEE

see:

http://nictoglobe.com/new/query10.html?d=rtmfr42011&f=rtm


(*) Nictoglobe aims to promote new media art in a broader sense and
chooses to serve a broad global audience. Nictoglobe is not, was not and
never will be funded by governmental funding or other means of submissive
state organized cultural financial censorship.

"Governmental Cultural Politics is Slavery"

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[NetBehaviour] Warwick rehearsal shooting

[Alan Sondheim]

Warwick rehearsal shooting

http://www.alansondheim.org/warwick1.mp4 avatar setup / development
http://www.alansondheim.org/warwick2.mp4 trapped controlled avatar
http://www.alansondheim.org/warwick0.mp4 typical transformed avatar
mocap movement

For the upcoming Virtual Futures conf. at Warwick; I won't run camera or
video; warwick1 is a control video - how it should look and how it appears
from my end; warwick2 is a response video - what might appear; warwick0 is
an avatar closeup. The projection will combine installation with avatar
movement, perhaps seesawing back and forth. In any case, this is the mise
en scene or current 'state of the art' for me.

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[NetBehaviour] Fwd: va en txt la convo de Transitio esp/eng

[arcangel]

El Consejo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes, a través del Centro
Multimedia del Centro Nacional de las Artes, convoca a los creadores
relacionados con la producción artística y medios tecnológicos a participar
en el *Cuarto Concurso de Artes Electrónicas y Video Transitio_MX.*

*Festival de Artes Electrónicas y Video Transitio_MX 04
Afecciones Colaterales*

El Festival de Artes Electrónicas y Video, Transitio_MX es la plataforma más
relevante en México para la expresión y análisis de las prácticas
contemporáneas de creación artística con medios tecnológicos y de cultura
digital.

El tema de la presente edición *Afecciones Colaterales*, alude al impacto
que genera el uso contemporáneo de las tecnologías en el ámbito estético, lo
cual intenta producir afecciones de muy diversos tipos que pueden englobarse
en cinco temáticas: afección primera, paradigmas hostiles; afección segunda,
agenciamiento, negociación y dilución; afección tercera, software, hardware,
condición de posibilidades; afección cuarta, educación, norma demanda,
comunidades del saber y por último afección quinta, interdisciplina. El reto
en esta edición es generar una directriz para la construcción de una cultura
crítica sobre la tecnología útil y el arte digital.

Este evento tiene como principal objetivo apoyar, reconocer y difundir la
producción e investigación actual en torno a los medios
artístico–tecnológicos, a través de una muestra, un concurso, un simposio y
talleres.

En la presente edición, el Consejo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes, a
través del Centro Multimedia del Centro Nacional de las Artes, abre la
convocatoria para los siguientes premios:

*Premio Transitio_MX*

Podrán participar todos los artistas mexicanos y extranjeros, grupos y
asociaciones activos en la producción artística con medios electrónicos y
digitales así como producciones híbridas generadas por el cruce entre arte,
ciencia, tecnología y sociedad.

   - Un *primer lugar* de $120,000.00 (Ciento veinte mil pesos mexicanos
   00/100 M. N.).
   - Un *segundo lugar* de $80,000.00 (Ochenta mil pesos mexicanos 00/100 M.
   N.).
   - Un *tercer lugar* de $60,000.00 (Sesenta mil pesos mexicanos 00/100 M.
   N.).
   - Las *menciones honoríficas* que el Jurado considere.

*Premio Transitio_MX para artistas jóvenes (mexicanos)*

Se convoca a ciudadanos mexicanos, que residan en México o el extranjero, de
entre 18 y 25 años cumplidos a la fecha de cierre de la presente
convocatoria.

   - Un *premio* de $40,000.00 (Cuarenta mil pesos mexicanos 00/100 M. N.).
   - Las *menciones honoríficas* que el Jurado considere.

La premiación se llevará a cabo en el marco del Festival de Artes
Electrónicas y Video Transitio_MX 04, a celebrarse del 30 septiembre al 9 de
octubre de 2011.

Las propuestas se recibirán hasta el *8 de julio de 2011 a las 15:00 horas.*

Las circunstancias no previstas en esta Convocatoria serán resueltas por el
Consejo de Planeación y Evaluación para el Encuentro de Artes Electrónicas y
Video.

Centro Nacional de las Artes
Centro Multimedia
Avenida Río Churubusco 79,
Colonia Country Club,
C. P. 04220, Coyoacán, México, D. F.

Atención: Ana Villa
Teléfono: (0155) 4155  Ext. 1207

Correo electrónico:
concurs...@transitiomx.net

http://transitiomx.net
http://cmm.cenart.gob.mx

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Consejo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes (conaculta), through Centro
Multimedia of Centro Nacional de las Artes (cenart), calls on creatives
related with artistic production and electronic media to participate in the
*Fourth New Media Art and Video Contest TRANSITIO_MX*.


*New Media Art and Video Festival TRANSITIO_MX 04: Collateral Affections.*

*New Media Art and Video Festival TRANSITIO_MX *is the most important
plattform in Mexico for the analysis and the expression of the contemporary
art practices using technological media and digital culture.

The theme of the present edition is Collateral Affections, in allusion to
the impact generated by the contemporary use of technology within the
aesthetic scope, which produces affections of very diverse kind that can be
grouped in five subjects: hostile paradigms; agency, negotiation and
dilution; software, hardware, condition of possibilities; education,
norm-demand, knowledge communities; and interdiscipline. The challenge for
this edition is to generate a guideline for the construction of a culture
with a critical orientation on functional technology and digital art.

The event aims to support, acknowledge and promote the latest production and
research about the technological-artistic media, all of this through an
International Exhibition, a Contest, a Symposium and workshops.

In this occasion, the following prizes will be given:



*TRANSITIO_MX PRIZE*

·  First prize valued at $120,000.00 (One hundred and twenty-thousand
Mexican Pesos 00/100)

·  Second prize valued at $80,000.00 (Eighty thousand Mexican Pesos 00/100)

·  Third prize valued at $60,000.00 (Sixty thousand Mexic