[NetBehaviour] Space Beam Artist-in-Residence Programme 2011
Space Beam Artist-in-Residence Programme 2011 Baedari pro_ject pro_posal 15th August~14th October 2011 Hosted by Space Beam Organized by Space Beam Planning Team Partnership with Reforming Baedari as a historical and cultural village Committee Sponsored by Incheon Foundation for Arts and Culture Space Beam is currently looking for artists and researchers to participate in the Artist-in-Residence programme 2011. As an alternative art space based in Baedari, East Incheon, South Korea, we have been actively engaged in and conducting discussions and various art practices concerning roles of art in the local community. Programme Overview ‘Baedari pro_ject pro_posal’ Under the title of ‘PUBIC STUDIO’, Space Beam has been intervening in the issues of relationship between artists, locals and the local community over the last 5 years. With continuous evaluation and experimental approach to engage in the local community, we have been seeking to engender discourse on contemporary art and artists. These were to go beyond the accustomed and conventional disposition (artist-relocation-moving into a studio-production-open studio) to run and undertake artist in residency programmes, and to assess and identify roles of art practices and activities. In other words, whereas conventional disposition of artist in residence programmes were to promote artists’ career and to enrich the local community, our approach was to discover alternative ways and methods to genuinely communicate with the locals and to experience the area as a resident through art. Space Beam Artist-in-Residence Programme 2011 aims to be clearer on its purpose, scheme and expectation on artists in residence on the basis of experiences, achievements and obstacles we have had up until now. ‘Baedari pro_ject pro_posal’ is initiated to invite projects and proposals for Baedari village that has been facing issues on its redevelopment and an industrial motorway that has been planned to built cross over the village, yet stopped to proceed. This year we expect our artists in residence to work with the locals, specialists and activists to revitalise Baedari as a historical and cultural village through discussions and actions. We want our artists in residence to demonstrate professionalism and to suggest appropriate ethics for village regeneration within 2 months. For this, Space Beam invites both national and international professionals in the areas of public/community arts, urban planning, architecture, landscape design and public design. We will support participants to realise their projects and to carry out their research by organising meetings with administrators, specialists, activists and artists in the region. We hope to share international opinions on village regeneration, good ways of doing it and to assess its practicality. Programme Guidelines -Residency period: 15th August-14th October 2011 -Participants: national and international participants (5 in total) -Areas: public/community arts, urban planning, architecture, landscape, public design -Aims: to seek and suggest directions for revitalisation of Baedari based on its historical and cultural qualities. All participants are expected to; - know the historical and cultural characteristics of Baedari - share current issues in Baedari - share activities and experiences in Baedari and residency outcomes Public/community arts: Participants are expected to carry out proposed projects and programmes focused on specific space or area or group in the community Urban planning: Participants are expected to analyse issues in redevelopment and facility planning in the region and suggest appropriate strategies Architecture: Participants are expected to suggest remodelling plans of the Baedari to become a cultural and historical village Landscape design: Participants are expected to make suggestions to utilise the industrial motorway site considering historical and cultural characteristics of Baedari Public design: Participants are expected to make design plans on the idea of grassroots and suggest strategies to facilitate them *Participants can work together -Outcomes: Programme report Forum Publication --Support and Stipend For International participants: One-way flight (Outbound only) For all participants: 2,500,000 KRW Grant to carry out the selected project Accommodation (shared living space within Baedari) Research guidance Network opportunities Assistance to proceed a project -Selection methods: Open call, Recommendation and Invitation -Eligibility: Anyone who is willing and able to undertake the programme professionally, can apply -Application deadline:
[NetBehaviour] new Neural issue #39, Multiplied Identities
The new Neural issue is out, with exclusive stuff for subscribers. In fact, only subscribers will get the By this time next year exhibition catalogue (boredomresearch's solo exhibition at Georges House Gallery, Folkestone). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 YEAR SUBSCRIPTION 3 issues + extra Europe, 34,90 Euros - World, 54,50 U.S. Dollars. http://www.neural.it/subscribe.phtml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BACK ISSUES: http://www.neural.it/art/2006/01/neural_back_issues.phtml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [ Neural Facebook Page ] http://www.facebook.com/?ref=logo#!/pages/Neural/180827945290870?sk=wall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [ Neural @ Twitter: http://twitter.com/_neural ] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Centerfold: 'Luminant Point Arrays' by Stephan Tillmans. interviews . ZTOHOVEN . Matthias Fritsch . Lynn Hershman . Evan Baden . Paul Vanouse articles . Who's Who on the Chinese Free Speech Internet? . Codable identities in TV series . Genesis P-Orridge . Fictitious Identities in electronic dance . Face to Facebook reports . Transmediale 2011 . Elektra 12 .news: Newstweek, Highscreen, FoodMatch, Simulen, Boskoi, Soplarte, Disc.o, Quintetto, Lotto Beats, Show Me How [not] To Fight, Sea and Spar between, Untiled Faces, Link, Jeff Koons must die!!!, Particles. .books/dvds: Zizi Papacharissi/A Networked Self, Joss Hands/@ Is For Activism, Douglas Rushkoff/Program or Be Programmed, Jussi Parikka/Insect Media, Marshall McLuhan, W. Terrence/Gordon Counterblast, Tristan Perich/1-Bit Symphony, Lawrence English/Site-Listening: Brisbane, Salome Voegelin/Listening to Noise and Silence, Brandon LaBelle/The Sonic Body: Figures 1-12, Yoshio Machida/Scape*dance, ed. by Christian Ulrik Andersen Søren Bro Pold/Interface Criticism, ed. by Ivana Bago, Olga Majcen Linn, Suncica Ostoic/Kontejner, Janez Jansa, Janez Jansa, Janez Jansa/Podpis / Signature, edited by Arjen Mulder, Joke Brouwer, Lars Spuybroek/The Politics of the Impure, Josephine Bosma/Nettitudes, Let's Talk Net Art. .cd reviews: Bettina Wenzel, Autistici, Molly Berg/Olivia Block/Steve Roden Stephen Vitiello, Francisco Meirino Brent Gutzeit, Hanna Hartman, Nicola Ratti, Synusonde, Noish, Myo, Lugano Fell, Bettina Wenzel, Autistici, Molly Berg/Olivia Block/Steve Roden Stephen Vitiello, Francisco Meirino Brent Gutzeit, Hanna Hartman, Nicola Ratti, Synusonde, Noish, Myo, Lugano Fell, If/Bwana, Retina.it, VV.AA./Electric Carpets [Part 2 Of 2], Blake Carrington, Dimitri Voudouris, Alexander Schubert, Philippe Petit, Emanuele Errante, Jason Kahn, Igorrr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [ Neural ISSN: 2037-108X ] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [ Neural #38 contents ] http://www.neural.it/art/2011/06/neural_39_multiplied_identitie.phtml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
[NetBehaviour] Playdamage #85 { Proust_chaiR }
http://playdamage.org/85.html audio and language by The Good, The Bad, and The Queen glass by Charles Comfort Tiffany / chair by Alessandro Mendini typeface is Cloninger Hand ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
[NetBehaviour] Cops Robbers | Share Prize 2011 | 7th Piemonte Share Festival
Dear Friends and Colleagues, (sorry for any cross-posting) I'm forwarding the newsletter for this year's Share Prize 2011, and the dates and the title of the 7th Share Festival. As you will notice, we've made some substantial changes. Feel free to spread the word!! Best wishes, Simona Lodi director Share Festival Newsletter Share Prize 2011 - Piemonte Share | Cops Robbers Piemonte Share is announcing a new edition of the *Share Prize*, the international competition designed to discover, promote and support art in the digital age. Entries for the Share Prize can be submitted from *25th June *to *20th August 2011*, by completing the entry form on the website www.toshare.it. The competition is open to both Italian and foreign artists. The Share Prize this year will focus on the theme for the 7th Share Festival, entitled */*Cops Robbers*/.* The theme takes its inspiration from the use of *appropriationism*, *activism *and *plagiarism *in art, which today has turned *fakes*, *mash ups* and *remixes *into an avant-garde artistic stance that flirts with what customarily is the wrong side of the law. A theme that fits perfectly with the sort of ‘networking’ that, ever since its beginnings, has straddled the dialectical line between legality and illegality, between theft and giving, between openness and closure, between intellectual property and sharing, and hence between widespread participation and a position of dominance. An international jury will short-list six finalists for the prize, who will be invited to take part in the 7th Share Festival, to be held in Torino from *2nd* to*6th November 2011*, at the Regional Museum of Natural Science. The winner will receive a cash prize of EUR 2,500.00. The names of the short-listed finalists (maximum six nominees) will be announced by the end of August 2011. The entrants short-listed for the prize will be invited to take part in the 7th Share Festival, to be held in Torino from *2nd* to *6th November 2011*, at the Regional Museum of Natural Science. DOWNLOAD COMPETITION ANNOUNCEMENT http://www.toshare.it/shareprize/shareprize2011_EN.pdf SUBSCRIBE ONLINE http://www.toshare.it/shareprize/submit.php?lang=en ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
[NetBehaviour] From our correspondent Athens, Greece
... the europeans do not have the vacast idea of what could happen on greece the following months each day members of the greek parliament eat the beating of their life a revolt here is very possible scenario they said that we have a democracy but under those heavy circumstances it is more than obvious even to the silliest that george papandreou acts like a plassier of international usurers and what happens here as an experiment they will do it on other countries of course the greek regime is very autarchic and the greek state built a system that replaces the absolute monarchy at least in france they had 1 absolute monarch here in greece we have 300 absolute monarchs and they are very angry because the nation is furious with them of course the situation is very complicated the economic crisis that comission focus on had to do with the state economics and not with the life that after the entrance of greece on eurozone become one of the most expensive our taxis system is the most complicated in the world with a volume of 500 pages only for codex after the measures that comission asks greeks will end up to have the lower salaries and athens is one of the most expensive cities in the world the situation is not good the greek state erases and political comments from blogs with views that critisized them heavily because they want to control even and internet[only the 15% of the population ig greece has internet] the ministry of education anna diamantopoulou is spying the private life of the students with its new programme giving email and passwords the greek state knowing the ip adress of the pc s of the greek students could select many infos for their lifes and for hacking the greek intelligence service is the first i am very annoyed by this fascism in my country and i can not believe the extension of their fascistic methods they want to observe the telephone communications for the good of the greek nation thats wghy george papandreou throw 3.000 tones of chemicals the previous day, chemicals that cause cancern as you know because he cares so much for the greek nation so the situation here becomes day by day more dangerous and i will not get surprised if the political regime collapses the following months their measures of course are antipopular but imagine that their salaries are 20.000 euros per month eating the state income we have also one of the most expensive political systems in the world i am very pesimistic for the future because they took all the time loans with high races and greece can not pay such money best regards arelis ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
Re: [NetBehaviour] From our correspondent Athens, Greece
hi andreas My take on it all (based on what I've been reading, it's certainly better to be there to understand it all) - The ECB are only thinking about their big banks going bust - Credit Agricole, Soceite General, Deutsch Bank - who made all these terrible loans and stand to lose billions if Greece defaults. So they are forcing the Greek Govt to accept IMF loans, to pay off these debts, and then the Greek people pay off the loans via austerity measures/ cuts/ taxes. I think the Greek people should really fight back and not accept the IMF money at all, but then that's easy for me to say as I'm not affected directly by the situation - yet. Lots of experts reckon that Greece could default on their debt and after a short time things would be ok for Greece. Dont know if this is true, though Greece has defaulted many times before, and survived. You're right, papandreou doesnt care for the people. He's accused of a huge fraud I've read also - I dont think he'll be in power for much longer. Here's another great article from Micheal Hudson: http://michael-hudson.com/2011/06/whither-greece/ all the best dave On 4 July 2011 18:27, Andreas Jacobs aj...@xs4all.nl wrote: ... the europeans do not have the vacast idea of what could happen on greece the following months each day members of the greek parliament eat the beating of their life a revolt here is very possible scenario they said that we have a democracy but under those heavy circumstances it is more than obvious even to the silliest that george papandreou acts like a plassier of international usurers and what happens here as an experiment they will do it on other countries of course the greek regime is very autarchic and the greek state built a system that replaces the absolute monarchy at least in france they had 1 absolute monarch here in greece we have 300 absolute monarchs and they are very angry because the nation is furious with them of course the situation is very complicated the economic crisis that comission focus on had to do with the state economics and not with the life that after the entrance of greece on eurozone become one of the most expensive our taxis system is the most complicated in the world with a volume of 500 pages only for codex after the measures that comission asks greeks will end up to have the lower salaries and athens is one of the most expensive cities in the world the situation is not good the greek state erases and political comments from blogs with views that critisized them heavily because they want to control even and internet[only the 15% of the population ig greece has internet] the ministry of education anna diamantopoulou is spying the private life of the students with its new programme giving email and passwords the greek state knowing the ip adress of the pc s of the greek students could select many infos for their lifes and for hacking the greek intelligence service is the first i am very annoyed by this fascism in my country and i can not believe the extension of their fascistic methods they want to observe the telephone communications for the good of the greek nation thats wghy george papandreou throw 3.000 tones of chemicals the previous day, chemicals that cause cancern as you know because he cares so much for the greek nation so the situation here becomes day by day more dangerous and i will not get surprised if the political regime collapses the following months their measures of course are antipopular but imagine that their salaries are 20.000 euros per month eating the state income we have also one of the most expensive political systems in the world i am very pesimistic for the future because they took all the time loans with high races and greece can not pay such money best regards arelis ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
[NetBehaviour] Mountains and Shuddering: (last of the series)
Mountains and Shuddering: Probably Foofwa: http://www.alansondheim.org/triangle.mp4 Kira shuddering: http://www.alansondheim.org/madeit.mp4 They form a set with the others. I've been thinking about avatar subject- ivity, about the relationship between subject and subjectivity, between movement and movement-deconstruction, about fauns. The sound in all of them has been separately edited; the aural space with earphones is somewhat in front of the movement-image, somewhat behind the viewer. The rest of the set: Kira Sedlock belly: http://www.alansondheim.org/ks1.mp4 Kira Sedlock stalking: http://www.alansondheim.org/ks2.mp4 Foofwa avatar-response: http://www.alansondheim.org/quakeshare.mp4 Access Grid response:http://www.alansondheim.org/worldshare1.mp4 Azure Carter wraparound: http://www.alansondheim.org/worldshare2.mp4 RadioKira: http://www.alansondheim.org/radiokira.mp4 ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
[NetBehaviour] The Miserablistic Approach Quartely, Issue July 7 2011 was Re: From our correspondent Athens, Greece
Hi Dave I do not know what to say but my sympathy is intuitively directed towards society's victims regardless their nationality on paper In every major European city are signals of deeply felt frustation and anger mostly against old school authoritarian regimes ruling countries worldwide The Miserablistic Approach Quartely, Next issue: July 21 2011 Future brings much needed change, NWET (Northern and Western European Territories) should anticipate those with open mind and heart The Miserablistic Approach Quartely is accepting proposals for it's next edition Send an e-mail to: t...@nictoglobe.com Andreas Maria Jacobs w: http://www.nictoglobe.com w: http://burgerwaanzin.nl On Jul 4, 2011, at 20:32, dave miller dave.miller...@gmail.com wrote: hi andreas My take on it all (based on what I've been reading, it's certainly better to be there to understand it all) - The ECB are only thinking about their big banks going bust - Credit Agricole, Soceite General, Deutsch Bank - who made all these terrible loans and stand to lose billions if Greece defaults. So they are forcing the Greek Govt to accept IMF loans, to pay off these debts, and then the Greek people pay off the loans via austerity measures/ cuts/ taxes. I think the Greek people should really fight back and not accept the IMF money at all, but then that's easy for me to say as I'm not affected directly by the situation - yet. Lots of experts reckon that Greece could default on their debt and after a short time things would be ok for Greece. Dont know if this is true, though Greece has defaulted many times before, and survived. You're right, papandreou doesnt care for the people. He's accused of a huge fraud I've read also - I dont think he'll be in power for much longer. Here's another great article from Micheal Hudson: http://michael-hudson.com/2011/06/whither-greece/ all the best dave On 4 July 2011 18:27, Andreas Jacobs aj...@xs4all.nl wrote: ... the europeans do not have the vacast idea of what could happen on greece the following months each day members of the greek parliament eat the beating of their life a revolt here is very possible scenario they said that we have a democracy but under those heavy circumstances it is more than obvious even to the silliest that george papandreou acts like a plassier of international usurers and what happens here as an experiment they will do it on other countries of course the greek regime is very autarchic and the greek state built a system that replaces the absolute monarchy at least in france they had 1 absolute monarch here in greece we have 300 absolute monarchs and they are very angry because the nation is furious with them of course the situation is very complicated the economic crisis that comission focus on had to do with the state economics and not with the life that after the entrance of greece on eurozone become one of the most expensive our taxis system is the most complicated in the world with a volume of 500 pages only for codex after the measures that comission asks greeks will end up to have the lower salaries and athens is one of the most expensive cities in the world the situation is not good the greek state erases and political comments from blogs with views that critisized them heavily because they want to control even and internet[only the 15% of the population ig greece has internet] the ministry of education anna diamantopoulou is spying the private life of the students with its new programme giving email and passwords the greek state knowing the ip adress of the pc s of the greek students could select many infos for their lifes and for hacking the greek intelligence service is the first i am very annoyed by this fascism in my country and i can not believe the extension of their fascistic methods they want to observe the telephone communications for the good of the greek nation thats wghy george papandreou throw 3.000 tones of chemicals the previous day, chemicals that cause cancern as you know because he cares so much for the greek nation so the situation here becomes day by day more dangerous and i will not get surprised if the political regime collapses the following months their measures of course are antipopular but imagine that their salaries are 20.000 euros per month eating the state income we have also one of the most expensive political systems in the world i am very pesimistic for the future because they took all the time loans with high races and greece can not pay such money best regards arelis ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour ___ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour ___ NetBehaviour mailing list
