Artists’ Television Access
Call for Work
Artists’ Television Access (ATA) is accepting experimental and independent shorts (running 20 minutes or less) in all genres for the ATA Film & Video Festival 2007! POSTMARK DEADLINE: June 15, 2007. More details.
Artists’ Television Access is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, all-volunteer, artist-run, experimental media arts gallery that has been in operation since 1984. ATA hosts a series of film and video screenings, exhibitions and performances by emerging and established artists and a weekly cable access television program. To celebrate and promote experimental film and filmmakers, ATA hosts the ATA Film and Video Festival an assembly of short films you wont see anywhere else.
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Sound Art for Sound Lab
Soundart for SoundLAB - Edition V :: Call for proposals :: Theme: soundSTORY :: deadline 1 August 2007
SoundLAB -is currently preparing its fifth edition and is inviting soundartists, musicians and composers to submit one piece of soundart using sound (music) as a tool for storytelling.
In 2004, SoundLAB was launched as a corporate part of the global networking project [R][R][F]200x—>XP - on the occasion of BEAP - the Biennale of Electronic Art Perth/Australia 2004. Soon thereafter it started acting on its own as an environment for sonic art.
Edition IV was launched in October 2006 under the title “memoryscapes” and included 144 artists and 235 soundart pieces dealing with “memory and identity”; it became a part of the media art show selfportrait - a show for Bethlehem - a show for Peace - which is currently running at MACRO - Museo de Arte Contemporaneo Rosario/Argentina
Edition V has the theme: “soundSTORY” and explores “sound” as a tool for storytelling. Therefore besides the soundart piece itself, the story the piece tells has a particular relevance.
Call for entries
1. Theme: soundSTORY
2.. one single work of soundart may be submitted
3. exclusive soundformat: mp3
4. max. duration 10 minutes
5. each submission has to accompanied by the story behind
6. the artist/author keep all rights on the submitted soundwork and story
6. the work to be submitted has to be posted on a webpage for download, including artist bio, and story
7. the complete entry form including the requested info material has to be submitted via email
8. each submitter is obliged to answer the questions of the interview
Each serious interview will be included no matter, whether the submitted work is selected or not
9. Deadline: 1 August 2007
Entry form
artist/author
# full name
# email
# URL
# short biography/CV (not more than 300 words in English)
# interview (English only, please download the questions here)
http://downloads.nmartproject.net/SIP_interview_project_invitation1.pdf
http://downloads.nmartproject.net/SIP_interview_project_invitation1.doc
Work
# title (one work only)
# year
# duration
# URL for download
# story (no more than 1000 words in English)
Confirmation/authorization: The submitter declares and confirms that he/she is holding all author’s rights and gives permission to include the submitted work in “Soundlab” until revoke. Signed by (submitter)
Please send the complete submission, including artist bio and story in plain email, RTF file format or WORD. doc to:
soundlab[at]newmediafest.org
subject: Soundlab edition V
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# Deadline: 1 August 2007
SoundLAB Editions I - IV can be visited at http://soundlab.newmediafest.org
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reBlogged by michael on Apr 19, 2007, 2:44PM
Lifecycle Building Challenge
If you’re into sustainability and a real challenge, this competition is calling your name. The Lifecycle Building Challenge, presented by the U.S. EPA and its partners, are seeking lifecycle designs from both professionals and students (teams are welcome) in the following categories:
Building: an entire building
Component: a single building assembly or connector
Service: a tool, system, practice, or method
Lifecycle building is the design of building materials, components, information systems, and management practices to create buildings that facilitate and anticipate future changes to and eventual adaptation or dismantling for recovery of all systems, components, and materials.
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from core77.com's design blog
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by michael
on Jan 18, 2007, 4:08AM
Virtually Unheard Of Opportunity
Artist residencies are hard to come by. This is especially true for those who work in new media, or who live in remote geographic regions. The offering of space to work, let alone funding or an exhibition, is a rare gem coveted by working artists. Add to this context a lack of restraint, with regard to the physical mass of the artist’s work, gravity, or a materials budget, and one would guess that they were in dreamland. Close enough… Ars Virtua is a nonprofit art space inside of the online ‘massively multiplayer’ game world of Second Life. They’ve recently put out a call for artists to apply for 11-week residencies that offer cash funding (not just Second Life’s Linden dollars), virtual work space, and an exhibition within their increasingly popular gallery. According to this call, ‘residents will be encouraged to explore, experiment with, and challenge traditional conventions of art making and distribution, value and the art market, artist and audience, space and place.’ This experimentation is supported by Ars Virtua’s own efforts to blur the boundary between synthetic, digital 3D spaces and the curatorial context associated with working in ‘real’ physical space. Artists of all backgrounds are encouraged to create a Second Life avatar and apply for the residencies before November 21st. - Angela Moreno
http://arsvirtua.com/residence.html
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from Rhizome News
reBlogged
by michael
on Nov 13, 2006, 8:00AM
2007 Next Generation Competition
Metropolis presents the 2007 Next Generation Design Competition–the theme being “Energy,” including its uses, reduction, consumption, efficiences, and alternatives. First prize gets $10,000! Details here.
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from core77.com's design blog
reBlogged
by michael
on Sep 26, 2006, 9:30PM
Netdiver DAC 2006 winners
Netdiver’s 1st Digital Art Competition has come to an end with Nico Stumpo in the lead with “Waltz 57,” an “exploration into the symbiosis of audio and visual.” Stumpo’s “Untitled 009″ HD image is pictured above. View more about DAC here.
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from core77.com's design blog
reBlogged
by michael
on Sep 26, 2006, 6:27PM
