Re: [spectre] P.A.R.I.S - "The French Threw Apples At Us"
VIVA LA poésie COMMUNE DE PARIS ! A+f SpamRobotMultIdentity aka SRMI a écrit : "THTH, Joachim Montessuis & Bryan Lewis Saunders. After verbally assaulting an unsuspecting audience in France. The French showed there love by throwing apples at us and calling the cops. It was THTH's idea to use the barricade and thanks to his insight, we were spared." Brian Lewis Sander a.k.a Mr Brain Sander... http://www.autopoiese.org/mov/streetaction062007.mov + -- - http://youtube.com/watch?v=V-SkFs11eTA http://youtube.com/watch?v=FmLHy2d7m-s http://youtube.com/watch?v=wcnd5oOwZbo - -- + "The French Threw Apples At Us" http://www.myspace.com/montessuis http://www.myspace.com/mrbrainsander http://www.myspace.com/cameraanimale021268 __ SPECTRE list for media culture in Deep Europe Info, archive and help: http://coredump.buug.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/spectre __ SPECTRE list for media culture in Deep Europe Info, archive and help: http://coredump.buug.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/spectre
[spectre] V2_ presents: TEST_LAB: PLAY!
TEST_LAB: PLAY! TEST_LAB is a bimonthly public event hosted by V2_, Institute for the Unstable Media, that provides an informal setting for the demonstration, testing, presentation, and discussion of artistic research and development (aRt&D). TEST_LAB: PLAY: European art graduation projects 2007 Thursday, 12 July 2007, 8:00 p.m. V2_Groundfloor, Eendrachtsstraat 10 , Rotterdam entrance: free TEST_LAB: PLAY! will feature a selection of the best European electronic-art graduation projects of 2007. The pieces have been selected according to originality and quality, and especially the way they use the concept of play - that is, the playfulness evoked by the work. At TEST_LAB: PLAY! these projects will be demonstrated, tested, and discussed among makers, audience and experts. Play as a form of social interaction has a rich tradition in various branches of the arts. But it was only recently that human-centered-technology designers realized play offered interesting new approaches and techniques for the development of their field. This brings them together with contemporary artists who explore play by experimenting with a wide range of (often wearable) human-machine interfacing technologies. Such experiments often combine a strong DIY attitude toward technology design with a desire to take advantage of people's naive or intuitive understanding of technology through play. In TEST_LAB: PLAY! the audience and participants will test and discuss the approaches and techniques used to implement play. They will also discuss the broader context of the demonstrated work. Demonstrations: - Dobrze by Dorota Walentynowicz (Interfaculty Image and Sound, The Hague) - Block H. by Faith Denham (Goldsmiths, University of London) - CollecTic by Jonas Hielscher (Media Technology, Leiden University) - Wi-Fi Straitjacket by Gordan Savicic (University of Applied Arts Vienna) - Paraphernalia by Nancy Mauro-Flude (Piet Zwart Institute, Hogeschool Rotterdam) Invited speakers: Simon Jones (Human-Computer Studies, University of Amsterdam Dirk Paesmans and Joan Heemskerk (jodi.org) For more information, please contact Michel van Dartel ([EMAIL PROTECTED], +31-10-206-7272). www.v2.nl This event will be streamed live at: http://live.v2.nl/play.ram __ SPECTRE list for media culture in Deep Europe Info, archive and help: http://coredump.buug.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/spectre
[spectre] Programming Offer-High Quality Short Films
SPECIAL OFFER FOR FESTIVALS AND MICROCINEMAS Free Programming for Many Qualifying Venues Join the Exhibition Revolution!¹ Screen Microcinema International¹s INDEPENDENT EXPOSURE Presented by Panasonic Broadcast We wanted to let you all know about some new programming resources available from Independent Exposure that would be great material for festival and local film screenings. We have just released five brand new compilations that have been screening at venues in San Francisco, Seattle and Houston to great audience enthusiasm. Curated from all around the world, the films are edgy, interesting, buzzworthy, and many of them laugh-out-loud funny. They will surely help you build a large and loyal following to your venues. *** Available 2007-2008 Programs NEW! Premiere Compilation Edition: Serious docs. Lush moving art. Comic relief http://www.independentexposure.com/films/program_id,687 'Mind Over Matter' Edition: Perception vs reality. http://www.independentexposure.com/films/program_id,688 Documentary Edition http://www.independentexposure.com/films/program_id,690 Halloweird Edition (Great Show for a Halloween Party!) http://www.independentexposure.com/films/program_id,691 All Animation http://www.independentexposure.com/films/program_id,689 Past Years Programs also Available for Screening http://www.independentexposure.com/films/film_title_starts,a *** Available Pricing: 1) One Screening: $50 2) Three Screenings: $125 3) Five Screenings: $200 4) FREE (or based on percentage of net proceeds) to qualifying screening venues. Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] for details. *** NOW IN ITS TWELFTH YEAR...Independent Exposure has gained an enviable reputation as a branded, high-quality showcase for contemporary, progressive, artistic and culturally relevant short films and video art. BURIED TREASURE...Did you know that worldwide some 100,000 independent short films are produced every year? With the explosion of increased access and improved creativity in the moving image arts, it is becoming nearly impossible for venues and festivals to preview all the new and brave material to unearth the real gems. QUALITY CURATION... Independent Exposure has done this work for you. Microcinema International has screened thousands of works to cull through and curate the best of them into traveling shorts programs you can use to attract large and loyal new audiences. AN ADVENTURE in and of itself, Independent Exposure has screened films from over 1600 artists in hundreds of venues in 44 countriesas well as Antarctica and even at the Base Camp of Mt. Everest! The 2007/2008 season is shaping up to be an exciting one full of very strong films and videos from some of the most interesting and overlooked artists on the short film circuit. SEVEN SEPARATE DVD COMPILATIONS...available for communal screening at festivals, cafes, bars, art house theaters and other special events. Each of these DVDs is between 60 and 90 minutes long. Premiere EditionAn Eclectic International Mix. A chronology of the Iraq war as told through hand gestures (L. M. Sabo); Canadian spiders on crack cocaine (Apeman); a lazy Irish farm dog has a crush on a cow (Ken Wardrup); a film about a moose¹s¹ penisor something (Will Hartman); things to do at parties where you don¹t know anyone (Lev Yilmez); and, the joys of cow-tipping¹ (Stock N Wolf.) Mind Over Matter Edition: A French scientist invents a serum that turns people into dogs and a cult arises (John Harden); a Muslim woman describes how her veil makes her feel like a mysterious beauty while an Irishwoman likes her makeup (Ken Wardrup); Him¹ falls in love with You¹ but is haunted by the ghosts of ex-girlfriends (Tom Stern). All Animation Edition: energetic ruminations on sex, identity and social confusion from Signe Baumane, Chel White, Federico Solmi, and Lev Yilmez. A brand new generation of animation artists is growing up! Halloweird. Ever popular annual edition! Throw the best Halloween party you have ever been to with this assorted collection of weird, creepy, gross, odd shorts from all over the world. An abandoned house yields up is painful secrets (Mike Bragg); a woman eats herself (Kelly Pendergrast.) Documentary Edition: Santeria what happens when you cross Catholicism with an Afro-Caribbean voodoo cult that performs ritual animal sacrifice (John Kane); the mysterious, quirky working technique of pioneering animator Norman McClaren ( Marie-Josée Saint-Pierre); a small child on a gang tormented American street craves the security of a flak jacket ( May Lin Au Yong). Mobile Exposure: ³Life in a Global Village.² Now in its third year, this is the oldest touring collection of works that address mobile culture and/or were created using mobile, handheld devices. Hal Har
[spectre] Balaklava Odyssey, HMKV Dortmund, 7 July 2007, 19:00
Dear colleagues and friends of HMKV, despite the summer vacation we would like to invite you to an amazing film and project presentation on Saturday evening from 19:00 at PHOENIX Halle Dortmund. There will be music and visuals (and drinks) afterwards and the exhibition "History Will Repeat Itself" will stay open late at night (until the events is over). Please also note our changed opening times (Thu + Fr 11 - 22 hrs; Sat + Sun 11 - 20 hrs) We look forward to seeing you at PHOENIX Halle! Many greetings Inke Arns --- (ad hoc translation!) BALAKLAVA ODYSSEY Film and project presentation Hartware MedienKunstVerein at PHOENIX Halle Dortmund Saturday, July 7, 2007, 19:00 (c.t.) http://www.hmkv.de/dyn/e_program_events/detail.php?nr=2478&rubric=events&; Balaklava was the 'Gallic' village of the Soviet Union which defied the class enemy during the Cold War. Since the 1950s Balaklava, located at the Southern tip of the Crimea, served as a submarine base of the Black Sea Fleet. A submarine hangar was built into the Tauris Mountain directly at the bay - serving at the same time as bunker and depot for nuclear weapons. Balaklava was a highly secret facility - so secret in fact that the entire settlement was closed for visitors and civilians, and that it even did not figure on Soviet maps. It is thus that an important part of occidental cultural history was rendered inaccessible. Balaklava, in antiquity a Greek settlement, is the setting for the myth of the Tantalids. In the Odyssey, Homer mentions the bay, and Euripides and later Goethe incorporated the myth of "Iphigenie on Tauris" which is set in Balaklava, in their theatre plays. It was only with the collapse of the Soviet Union and the dissolution of the submarine fleet that Balaklava opened up again. As a prelude for the cultural revitalisation of the city the Berlin based Sebastian Kaiser organised an international art festival in the former submarine hangar in 2006. At the same time he made a film about "Balaklava-Odyssey" which portrays inhabitants and veterans who served in the once closed city, and presents the art event. Many of the people Sebastian Kaiser interviewed - among them high ranking officers of the Black Sea Fleet and submarine captains - lived through and today stand for the period of the Cold War, from the beginning to its end. The life stories of these people, today well advanced in years, shed light on the mentality and the disintegration of the Soviet Union. The film traces the historical and cultural complexity as well as the opening up of Balaklava - which reads like a parable of the opening up of Eastern Europe after the Cold War. The film and the project will be presented in Dortmund on Saturday 7 July 2007, at 19:00 hrs at Hartware MedienKunstVerein at PHOENIX Halle. Curated by Sebastian Kaiser (Berlin) Participants: Joulia Strauss (Berlin) Natasha Poloka (Moscow) Dmytro Fedorenko alias Kotra (Kiev) Svetlana Kazarina (Sevastopol) Hendrik Schumacher (Berlin) Aleksander Janicki (Krakow) www.balaklava-odyssey.com Funded by: Kulturstiftung des Bundes * * * Currently on view at PHOENIX Halle Dortmund HISTORY WILL REPEAT ITSELF - Strategies of Re-enactment in contemporary (media) art and performance with 22 international artistic positions. June 9 - September 23, 2007 Thu + Fri 11 - 22 hrs Sat + Sun 11 - 20 hrs More information: http://www.hmkv.de/dyn/e_program_exhibitions/detail.php?nr=2104&rubric=exhibitions&; * * * VENUE: PHOENIX Halle Dortmund Hochofenstr. / Ecke Rombergstr. Dortmund-Hoerde How to get there / map: http://www.hmkv.de/dyn/e_contact_roaddescription/ -- Dr. Inke Arns Künstlerische Leiterin / Artistic Director Hartware MedienKunstVerein Güntherstrasse 65 * D-44143 Dortmund T ++49 (0) 231 - 823 106 F ++49 (0) 231 - 882 02 40 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.inkearns.de Don't miss these shows when travelling (to) Europe this summer: /// History Will Repeat Itself // Strategies of re-enactment in contemporary (media) art and performance, HMKV at PHOENIX Halle Dortmund/D, 9 June - 23 Sep 2007, www.hmkv.de // irational.org // Tools, Techniques and Events 1996-2006, CCA Glasgow/GB, 16 June - 21 July 2007, www.cca-glasgow.com __ SPECTRE list for media culture in Deep Europe Info, archive and help: http://coredump.buug.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/spectre
[spectre] c-base red alert
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: RIPEMD160 All frequencies hailing!! "c-base space station", which is a vital part of Berlin's governmentally unfunded subculture, is under pressing threat of closure. Until July, 31th 2007 we have to come up with several months' worth of outstanding rent, otherwise we'll be evicted and the space station will have to close. If that happens an important and fertile ground for ideas and projects (e.g. berlin's free wavelan networks "freifunk.net" and the wikipedia regulars' table ), event location (e.g. exhibitions, concerts, open stage sessions) and space for open knowledge transfer and last but not least a home for creatives, utopians and space cadets will dissapear from berlin's cultural landscape. YOU can help to avoid this, by getting engaged and involved: drop by at our facilities in Rungestrasse and participate, become a member or just go online and hit the donation button. (http://c-base.org) be future compatible - join the space station rescue team!! Digg It --> http://digg.com/offbeat_news/Hackerspace_c_base_under_threat_of_closure become a member: Subscribtion form (PDF) --> http://c-base.org/cv50f/core/pdf/beitrittsformular.pdf to c-base websites --> http://www.c-base.org/index2.html c-base e.V. rungestrasse 20 10179 berlin tc fon +49 (30) 285 993 00 vorstand @ c-base.org Bankverbindung: c-base e.V. HYPOVEREINSBANK-POTSDAM BLZ 160 200 86 Kto 4910173974 IBAN: DE 09 16 02 00 86 49 10 17 39 74 BIC: HYVEDEMM70 -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.4.5 (Darwin) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iD8DBQFGipl+Cl6RxXnGI1oRAwgyAKCTOlERdFDnTzdSGUCIweW4MMADtQCfTip8 2LfZ5DBPsO2K6JQEcRw7rsc= =ubqT -END PGP SIGNATURE- __ SPECTRE list for media culture in Deep Europe Info, archive and help: http://coredump.buug.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/spectre
[spectre] FURTHERNOISE RADIO ON BCFM 93.2 FM TONIGHT TUESDAY 3RD JULY.
FURTHERNOISE RADIO ON BCFM 93.2 FM TONIGHT TUESDAY 3RD JULY. 22.00-23.00 BST (+1GMT) Repeated 11-12 pm BST Wednesday 4th July. Online Stream - http://www.bcfm.org.uk See http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock for your own location time. 22.00-23.00 UK 17.00-18.00 NYC 23.00-24.00 Europe 6-7 am - Tokyo Wednesday 4th (Repeated 19.00- 20.00) 7-8 am - Australia Wednesday 4th (Repeated 20.00- 21.00) Tonight's program focuses on leftfield Bristol music & noise from past to present. We also have a live interview with art journalists & film makers Thomas Götz & Dieter Wulmer who are documenting the music & acoustic ecology of Bristol for a feature on HR2 & Radio Bremen in Germany. Using the opportunity to showcase some of Bristol's most contemporary experimental music & sounds along side obscure tracks & remixes by Startled Insects, More Rockers & Massive Attack, Furthernoise will be highlighting the innovative music & art that makes Bristol's vibrant culture sound & look like it does. Live Visual Mix Our regular radio VJ's Graziano, Neil, Stu, Marc Garrett & Open Mix will again be mixing live visual montages to the stream in the online A/V Studio VisitorsStudio. To get visual mix & radio stream simply open separate browser windows for each: Radio 93.2 FM (Bristol only) Radio stream http://www.bcfm.org.uk Visual Streamhttp://www.visitorsstudio.org Audio & visual mixes also available as podcasts from http://www.furthernoise.org __ SPECTRE list for media culture in Deep Europe Info, archive and help: http://coredump.buug.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/spectre
[spectre] International Artists Residencies/Seminar Budapest
From: "beata szechy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Dates: Thursday, DECEMBER 27, 2007 - Wednesday, JANUARY 9, 2008 The Hungarian Multicultural Center is currently accepting applications for the Budapest - Hungarian International Artist/Writer Residency Program http://www.hungarian-multicultural-center.com/ Residency Submission Deadline: Friday, October 19, 2007 The program is open to international artists working in all disciplines who are engaged in the research, development or creation of work. For application form or questions regarding the International Artist Residency please write to [EMAIL PROTECTED] __ SPECTRE list for media culture in Deep Europe Info, archive and help: http://coredump.buug.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/spectre
[spectre] Open Call_Found Footage Workshop_Chisinau_Republic of Moldova
Open Call: Found Footage Workshop Deadline for receiving proposals: 1 August 2007 Announcement of selected participants: 10 August 2007 Organizer/Location: KSAK-Center for Contemporary Art, Chisinau Workshop Period: 9-25 September 2007 (six hours per day, six days per week). Participants: 15 persons will be selected from Moldova, Romania, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Kosovo, Serbia & Montenegro, Croatia, Slovenia Project partners: D Media Association, Romania (http://www.dmedia.ro) Baza - Belgrade Art Initiatives, Serbia (http://www.baza.org.yu) NBK Video Forum, Germany (http://www.nbk.org/video-f.html) Description: The Found Footage Workshop is an in-depth exploration of the use of archival material, the aesthetics of appropriation, sampling and detournement, and the transfer of cinematic language to digital forms. The workshop will consist in theoretical presentations, film screenings, and assisted hands-on workshops (selection of archival sources, analogue-digital transfers, montage). Each participant will produce a film based on the re-use of archival sources. The workshop will provide an opportunity for cross-cultural exchange between artists and students from Moldova, regional artists from Balkan countries, and the international guests who have been invited to prepare the workshop. Guest tutors & content of the workshop: John Davis (San Francisco, USA) is a media artist exploring the intersections of film, video, photography, experimental sound and social practices. Link: http://www.noiseforlight.com * Introduction to the reuse of popular culture for critique, satire and poetic investigation. Assisting participants in extracting fragments from sources like film, VHS, DVD, television and the internet, and incorporating them into projects that reshape the media landscape with their personal vision. Screening of American found footage films. Joanne Richardson (Cluj, Romania) is a cultural theorist, video artist and coordinator of D Media, an NGO producing digital media & engaged art. Link: http://subsol.c3.hu/subsol_2/contributors0/richardsonbio.html * Introduction to history of found footage and detournement, its relation to struggles against intellectual property, and the political dimensions of "counter-documentary." Assisting participants with developing concept/montage. Screening of 1960-70s French films and post-1989 found footage from Eastern Europe. Stevan Vukovic (Belgrade, Serbia) is an art critic, film theorist, curator, and co-founder of Belgrade Art Initiatives. Links: http://www.baza.org.yu , http://www.o3.co.yu , http://www.schoolofmissingstudies.net * Introduction to recent documentary film and video production from the Balkans. Screening of films by Zelimir Zilnik and other Serbian directors. Kathrin Becker (Berlin, Germany) is an art historian, curator and the director of NBK (Neuer Berliner Kunstverein) Video Forum. Link: http://www.nbk.org/video-f.html * Introduction to the NBK Video-Forum Archive. Screening of international artist videos from late 1960s to the present from the NBK collection. Film Content/Production: The workshop aims to facilitate a critical engagement by artists toward the current condition of post-soviet (former USSR) or post-socialist societies. We are especially interested in investigations that use film aesthetics and digital technologies to explore and comment upon the "transition" (gaps, ruptures, or continuities) between the dismantling of socialism and the current neo-liberal system, although artists can also propose ideas that depart from this focus. Each participant will develop a film scenario, select and choose appropriate archive sources corresponding to the idea, and edit a short digital film (5 to 10 minutes in length). The basic principle underlying the concept and production of the film should be the re-use or re-contextualization of archival sources, including propaganda films and archives from the socialist period (KSA:K has an available collection of these), fragments of new films, home movies or private archives, television and internet. Skills gained by taking the workshop: Selecting and digitizing analogue materials (16 - 8 MM film, VHS), filming with professional cameras, editing with AVID, postproduction techniques. Films will be finished on mini DV and exported to DVD. Please note that some prior experience in video production (camerawork, montage) is required. Practical information: Selected participants will receive reimbursement for travel costs (train or bus), their accommodations and meals will be covered by the organizer for the duration of the workshop. There is no participation fees. Criteria and submissions: Applicants should be nationals or residents of Moldova, Romania, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Kosovo, Serbia, Montenegro, Croatia, or Slovenia. We are looking for inspired proposals by visual artists, filmmakers and video activists that envision an intersection (dialogue, clash or complem
[spectre] Women in Art
"Women in Art", Summer festival in Bari, Italia (July 1-20 2007), presents on July 18th "Poem in Red", by Caterina Davinio. This video work has been in exhibitions world wide, recently in Divine_In.Tent, during the 52 Venice Biennale (Artlifegallery, June 7-30 2007) and Documenta 12 in Kassel, Germany (opening on June 11 ). Dedicated to Ferrari Modena car, to perfect happiness, to imperfection of happiness, "Poem in Red" is a synthesis of hedonism, cynicism, non-sense, around a color: red. Curators and gallery owners can contact: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Davinio Art Electronics Via Sassi 10 - 23900 Lecco (LC) Italia T: +39 (0)341 282712 http://xoomer.alice.it/cprezi/caterinadav.html Scroll down to read the complete program of Women in Art: books, theatre, performance, video, exhibitions, poetry. Translate in English: http://babelfish.altavista.com/ : FEDERICO II EVENTI, Associazione di promozione sociale, organizza a Bari la rassegna "Women in.Art" inaugurando la sinergia con Unika, Accademia dello Spettacolo, partner dell'evento. Women in Art 2007 Dal 1 Luglio al 20 luglio "Women in.Art" animerà il Fortino e l'Auditorium Vallisa con Arti Visive - Poesia - Letteratura- Musica - Editoria - Cinematografia Spettacolo. L'iniziativa, nella sua originalità, nasce dalla volontà di dar voce all'universo delle donne, allo scopo di far conoscere l'arte al femminile in tutte le sue sfaccettature. Nell'arco temporale di un mese, si alterneranno spettacoli, mostre e reading, in cui le uniche protagoniste saranno le donne, le loro storie, il loro mondo, in una cornice d'eccezione, come l'Auditorium Vallisa e il Fortino S. Antonio. Sede organizzativa: Via Latilla, 13 - Bari Direzione Artistica: Michele Loiacono, Giampiero Doria, Alceste Ayroldi, Sabrina Speranza, Grazia Loiacono. Direzione Artistica e coordinamento artisti Croati: Ania Skrobonja, Sandra Sesto. Segretaria di produzione: Liliana Fiume, Pierpaolo Limongelli. Press Manager: Gilda Camero, Alma Sinibaldi, Alessandra Bianco. Dal 1 al 20 Luglio 2007 PROGRAMMA Auditorium"Vallisa" 1 luglio 2007 ore 20.00 Apertura ufficiale e presentazione della rassegna Women in.Art. Mostra di pittura a confronto artiste Italiane e Croate (fino al 6 luglio). Concerto del coro "Stupor Mundi Chorus"diretto dal M° Fabio ANTI . Performance di danza di Sabrina Speranza. Auditorium "Vallisa" 2 Luglio 2007 ore 20.30 - Cineforum ambientalista a cura di Carolina Borghi " il ruolo delle donne per il futuro del Pianeta" proiezione del documentario-Vandana Shiva " La Dea ferita-in difesa della Madre Terra" intervento di Fiorella Capuano. Auditorium "Vallisa" 4 Luglio 2007 ore 20.30 - presentazione del libro di Yolande Villemaire "La Divinità Danzante" cura di Osvaldo LANZOLLA Wip edizioni Auditorium "Vallisa" 5 Luglio 2007 ore 20.30 - poesia al femminile "serate di letture poetiche" a confronto poetesse Croate e Italiane. Poetesse Italiane: Angela ANIELO, Ersilia CACACE, Rosa CASADIBARI, Adelaide IRACE, Elvira MANCO, Anita PISCAZZI, Daniela RECCHIA. Poetesse Croate: Diana ROSANDIC, Ana Mikulic Auditorium "Vallisa" 6 Luglio 2007 ore 20.30 - presentazione del libro "Quote rosa" editrice Fernandel QUOTE ROSA. Donne, politica e società nei racconti delle ragazze Italiane Lo sguardo delle trentenni di oggi sulla nostra società LE AUTRICI: Elena Battista, Susanna Bissoli, Francesca Bonafini, Stefania Bondini, Patrizia Caffiero, Barbara Delfino, Mascia Di Marco, Elisa Finocchiaro, Elisa Genghini, Deborah Rim Moiso, Viola Rispoli, Elisa Ruotolo, Daniela Russo, Federica Senigagliesi, Nadia Terranova, Grazia Verasani. Fortino 10 Luglio 2007 ore 20.30 - mostra dell'artista CHIARA SAMUGHEO (fotografa di fama mondiale nativa di Bari) concerto di Pizzica e Taranta a cura del gruppo di canti popolari "Pizzicati intra lu core"(Grottaglie) - mostra di pittura a confronto artiste Italiane e Croate fino al 21 luglio Elenco pittrici Italiane: Rosanna NISI, Carmela TOSCANO, Giò ALFARO, Maria Giulia TANNOJA, Irene PETRAFESA, Sabrina GASPARRO, Dunja CALIANNO, Maria De PASQUALE, Carmela CARRERA, , Adele D'ETTORRE, Mariagrazia GAZZILLO. Elenco Pittrici Croate: Ania SKROBONJA, Tea PASKOV VUKOJEVIC, Erika MEDANIC, Sonja MILOTIC SESTO, Goranka SUPIN, Monika PETROVIC, Sandra SESTO, Eda MIHOVILIC, Madlenka STANCIC, Adrijana SURAN, Mirna SISUL,Matilda BREZAK, Neva PIZZUL. Fortino 12 Luglio 2007 ore 21,00 - spettacolo teatrale " Che dire della mia vita - storie di donne di periferia" per la regia di Franco Balsi, circa 20 donne in scena tutte di Enziteto coordinate da Rosa Matera. Fortino 13 Luglio 0re 21,00 - presentazione del libro di Gianna Raffaele "I contributi giornalistici di Linuccia Saba" Wip edizioni Tra cibo e letteratura. Il volume fa luce su Linuccia Saba e sulla sua vicenda di scrittrice di gastronomia letteraria, un aspetto finora scarsame
