The idea behind the development of this project started with the invitation to the French based in Singapore artist Agathe de Bailliencourt for a residency in Yogyakarta with whom she will be collaborating with Arie Diyanto and other local artists from Yogyakarta, Bandung and Jakarta. CCF of Jakarta and Bandung were immediately interested to support an artist from their respective cities to take part in the project and inviting Aram from Jakarta (street artist) and Gustaff H. Iskandar from Bandung (media artist/researcher) for the video documentation on the process. More information about the project please visit this link.
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Thursday, 25 January 2007
http://ires.falmouth.ac.uk/events/whot
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iRes (www.ires.org.uk) and VJ Theory (www.vjtheory.net) invites you to WHOT a day dedicated to VJing and realtime interaction on 25 January 2007, Woodlane Campus, University College Falmouth, Falmouth, Cornwall.
WHOT is an opportunity to get together for those involved in real time media and those interested to find out what realtime interaction is all about. WHOT will bring together theory and practice with the presentation of the VJ Theory Project, a Pure Data Workshop and performances.
Programme:
10.00 – 16.00
PD Workshop
(Kathmore E/F)
by Brendan Byrne
Work made during the workshop can be performed by participants in the evening event in the bar.
17.00 – 18.00
Presentation of VJ Theory project
(Sem A, Library)
Presented by Ana Carvalho and Brendan Byrne
20.00 – 23.00
VJ/DJ Event (Bar Woodlane)
VJ’s: Fata Morgana, Magenta Interior, Mourish
DJ’s: Babylon Don, tripledot, Simian Sounds
+ Interactive visuals by PD workshop participants
Looking forward to seeing you there,
Ana
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Ana Carvalho
www.visual-agency.net
www.vjtheory.net
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Untitled (The Hobo Never Sleep Tonight)
Anugerah Pratama aka Egga
Digital Print on Canvas
60 cm x 120 cm
2006
Among his friends in Bandung, Anugerah Pratama aka Egga is known as designer, DJ and experimental musician. Most of his graphic works appears in the form of t-shirts, flyers, posters, etc. He often uses simple vector graphic icon, found images, cut and paste technique; playing with humor, irony and childhood object. In The Hobo Never Sleep Tonight, Egga shows a playful image of four legs black bird with a jewel crown, including his collection of graphic text & icons in the background. This in return, creates an enigmatic – almost like mockery icon – that questioning authority & our stereotype perception about particular sign/symbols.
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Call for proposals
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Deadline 2 July 2007
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Theme:
a + b = ba ?
[art + blog = blogart?]
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JavaMuseum – http://www.javamuseum.org – is starting its 2nd phase by publishing on open call focussing on the question whether blogs and/or blogging can be tools for creating a new type of net based art. The launch of this new project in September 2007 is planned to be also the occasion for re-launching JavaMuseum after a phase of re-structuring since 2005.
JavaMuseum – Forum for Internet Technology in Contemporary Art, founded in 2000, realized during the 1st phase (2001-2005). 18 show cases focussing on Internet based art in a global context, including more than 350 artists from 40 countries.
In this way, JavaMuseum was able to show for the first time the dimension of Internet based art as a new and individual art genre, even if it is continously said to be dead.
For a + b = ba?, JavaMuseum is inviting
artists to submit such an art project in form of a blog.
The entry details, regulations and entry form can be found on this link.
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JavaMuseum – Forum for Internet Technology in Contemporary Art
http://www.javamuseum.org
JIP – JavaMuseum Interview Project
http://jip.javamuseum.org
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This call is released by NetEX – networked experience http://netex.nmartproject.net
powered by [NewMediaArtProjectNetwork]:||cologne
http://www.nmartproject.net – the experimental platform for art and New Media operating from Cologne/Germany.
Last year we invite Rumah Cemara to come to Common Room during our annual community gathering program. In Bandung, Rumah Cemara were known as a place for those who have problems with drugs & HIV. They were the first among few civic organization who taking this issues seriously. During the gathering last year, we agree to work together with Rumah Cemara in order to help some of our friends & youngster in Bandung who have drugs & HIV problems.
As part of spreading information & public knowledge about drugs related problems, Rumah Cemara held a media gathering program in Common Room last weekend (20 Jan 2007). Many friends shows up and share their stories and experience. Rumah Cemara also invite Mr. Wirawan S.H., a law practicioneer who once work for LBH Bandung (Bandung Law Advocacy Organization). He share his knowledge about state law & regulation, concerning on drugs issues and some of its implications in Indonesia.
During our discussion, most of participants agree that people who have drugs related problems are the victim who have the same right with other citizens. They also have the right to get access on good healt care & education, besides having a job and earn a good living. As one of friend pronounce it: “we need no drugs if we have proper information & knowledge that can help us to earn a job and good living…”. Drugs is one of the complex problem in our society. Putting some people in jail will not solve the problem.
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The Third Asia-Europe Art Camp 2005 participants & facilitators, while having excursion at FSRD-ITB. The Third Asia-Europe Art Camp on artists’ initiatives and new media arts is co-organized by The Asia-Europe Foundation & Bandung Center for New Media Arts. Held in Bandung – Indonesia, 4 – 12 August 2005.
The Third Asia Europe Art Camp 2005 participants & facilitators as follows:
Standing from the right: Nadia Rizky Yuliani (ID), Monica Ary K. (ID), Kathrin Oberrauch (IT/DE), Annabele Aw (SG), Alice Miceli (IT/BR), Gustaff H. Iskandar (ID), Rob van Kranenburg (NL), Yogie Achmad Ginanjar (ID), Kevin Dooley (UK/AT), Juraj Sukop (SK), Akos Maroy (HU), Nanna Debois Buhl (DK), Emma Lewis (UK), Charissa Delima aka Nyonyo (ID), Dimas Arif Nugroho (ID).
Sitting from the right: Naw San (MM), Gu Jinhui (CN), Valentine de Priester (FR), Suddhabrata Sengupta (IN), Ida Blekeli (FI), Lotte Meijer (NL), Manuelle Ouelet de Abreu Freire (PT), Sophie Fenyuezi (HU), Rael Artel (EE), Marie le Sourd (FR), Clarissa “Lisa” Chikiamco (PH), Park Sohyeon aka Sonny (KR), Rani Ravenina (ID), Nareerat Sompong aka Chompoo (TH), Eric Pauhrizi (ID), Goh Sze Ying (MY), Pracamkong Pongpaiboon aka Kiao (TH).
Related information about The Third Asia Europe Art Camp 2005 please visit this link.
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** Valentine was visiting us in Bandung during The Third Asia-Europe Art Camp 2005. She presents her video documentary on pig slaughter house & super cool flash animation with loud sound and strange graphic images during her presentation at CCF – Bandung. Massive! See you too Valentine!
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Futuresonic, the urban festival of electronic music and arts, is moving from July to May, back to the Spring date it occupied in 2004. Click here for a sneak preview… Futuresonic 2007 will feature profile music events in Futuresonic Live, and art and technology events in Urban Play, a strand of the festival introduced in 2006 that has since been mirrored in other events in the UK and Europe.
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The 20th transmediale festival again explores how art and society are changing under the influence of media and technologies which become more and more dominant in our everyday lives. In contemporary art, digital media like video and electronic networks are now so wide-spread that a strict definition of what constitutes ‘media art’ seems no longer possible. We have therefore decided to alter the subtitle of the festival: transmediale is no longer called ‘international media art festival’, but ‘festival for art and digital culture’. This name is supposed to demonstrate the step away from the niche of ‘media art’, yet still points to the field of tension between culture and digital technologies, which continues to form the main driving force of the festival.
For more information please visit this link.
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Luncheon on the Barge Project
Specially commissioned for Futuresonic Festival 2006
(In conjunction with Interval, Fast and Slow Networks)
Manchester – UK, 2006
This project is an extended version from the Luncheon on the Grass Project (2003), which was initiated by the Bandung Center for New Media Arts at the Babakan Siliwangi City Park (Bandung – Indonesia). As part of public campaign to preserve the park from commercial use by local government & private sector in Bandung, this particular project also being executed as preliminary study for further conversation project development, focusing on the theme of city. For the Luncheon on the Barge Project, Bandung Center for New Media Arts aims to use the barge as a platform where people from different background can meet & share their experience living in the city of Bandung and Manchester, while exploring river/ canals in Manchester. Similar with the previous project, the whole session will be recorded into digital audio, photographs and video, and then broadcasted into wireless network. Informal discussion during the Luncheon on the Barge Project intended to critically confront layers of urban situations in Bandung & Manchester, as part of comparative studies on urbanity and its relation with the development of new technology.
Visit this link for project documentation.
Participants:
Azeldin Morady
Jonathan Atkinson
Arin Sunaryo
Gustaff H. Iskandar
Catriona Fothergill
Thanks to:
Drew Hemment
Amanda Mcdonald Crowley
Gina Hewitt
Karen Gaskill
Bram
UHC Collective
MERCi
mimoSa
Interval, Fast and Slow Networks
Visiting Arts
347/EAT Boardrider & Co.
Monik Clothing
Celtic
No Label
Airplane System
Kopi Aroma
Photo Album
