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		<title>Crisis de la cultura: los artistas visuales abogan por hacer lo correcto</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Lunes 12 de Diciembre de 2011 17:56 Luisa Castiñeira.- El mundo cambia. Cada vez más rápido. El arte está sujeto al mundo. Los artistas son surfistas del presente. El futuro está por venir. Do the Right Thing es un foro promovido desde las asociaciones de artistas para hacer una puesta en común sobre el panorama <a href='http://www.danielandujar.org/2011/12/13/crisis-de-la-cultura-los-artistas-visuales-abogan-por-hacer-lo-correcto/'>[...]</a>]]></description>
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<p>Luisa Castiñeira.- </a>El mundo cambia. Cada vez más rápido. El arte está sujeto al mundo. Los artistas son surfistas del presente. El futuro está por venir. Do the Right Thing es un foro promovido desde las asociaciones de artistas para hacer una puesta en común sobre el panorama actual del arte en España. Las Buenas Prácticas y los Derechos de Autor son los ejes que se han marcado para el debate y la reflexión. Con este encuentro, que se celebra en el Museo Reina Sofía el viernes 16 y el sábado 17 de diciembre, la <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/uaav/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with UAAV">UAAV</a> quiere invitar a todo el sector a participar en unas jornadas abiertas y a construir de manera colectiva los “modos de hacer” para actuar en los próximos años.</p>
<p>En un momento en el que se viven situaciones polémicas como el cierre del Centro Niemeyer en Avilés, los recortes de presupuestos de los museos, la sombra de nombramientos de directores sin un concurso público en espacios como La Virreina Centre de l’Imatge o el Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona y el incierto futuro de la LABoral Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial, la UAAV busca generar un espacio de debate entre profesionales del sector para reflexionar sobre la aplicación de las Buenas Prácticas y los Derechos de Autor.<span id="more-1221"></span></p>
<p>Francesca Llopis, presidenta de la UUAV, y el artista Daniel García Andújar serán los encargados de inaugurar las jornadas el viernes 16, día dedicado a las Buenas Prácticas, en el que intervendrán representantes del Consejo de Críticos y Comisarios de Artes Visuales, el Instituto de Arte Contemporáneo, el Consorcio de Galerías de Arte Contemporáneo, la Asociación de Directores de Arte Contemporáneo de España y Mujeres en las Artes Visuales. La tarde del viernes le llega su turno al debate político, con representantes de los cuatro partidos mayoritarios –PP, PSOE, CiU e IU- en la mesa redonda titulada “Las Buenas Prácticas y la dimensión política del arte”.</p>
<p>Durante la segunda jornada, el sábado 17, se debatirá sobre la problemática de los Derechos de Autor. Para ello, el encuentro contará con las presentaciones de los abogados especializados en Propiedad Intelectual Eva Soria y David Maeztu, el artista David Gómez y el productor cultural Rubén Martínez, de YPRODUCTIONS.</p>
<p>Se realizará una panorámica general sobre los Derechos de Autor, se hablará de los Creative Commons y la gestión colectiva de la obra artística, se plantearán los problemas de encaje entre Arte contemporáneo y los Derechos de Autor en prácticas como el apropiacionismo y el arte conceptual, se debatirá sobre el retorno social de la producción artística a través de licencias libres y se explorarán las nuevas economías de la cultura y el trabajo de las empresas del procomún. Las jornadas llegarán a su fin la tarde del sábado con la mesa redonda “El Derecho de Autor a debate”.</p>
<p>Las jornadas, que se celebran gracias al apoyo de la Fundación Arte y Derecho, Vegap y el Museo Reina Sofía, tienen por objetivo generar un punto de encuentro entre profesionales del mundo del arte, impulsar un conocimiento profundo sobre la aplicación de las Buenas Prácticas, debatir sobre el intervencionismo político en las artes visuales y proponer un diálogo sobre cultura libre y Derechos de Autor.</p>
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		<title>Presente y futuro se unen en los modos artísticos del cambio de milenio</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 03 Dec 1999 11:54:36 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[LA MUESTRA INCLUYE OBRAS EN INTERNET EL PAÍS &#8211; Madrid &#8211; 03/12/1999 Una veintena de artistas han unido el futuro y el presente a través de instalaciones y piezas en Internet. Estas prácticas artísticas se presentaron ayer en la sala de la Comunidad de Madrid (plaza de España, 8. Metro Plaza de España), convertida en <a href='http://www.danielandujar.org/1999/12/03/presente-y-futuro-se-unen-en-los-modos-artisticos-del-cambio-de-milenio/'>[...]</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>LA MUESTRA INCLUYE OBRAS EN INTERNET</p>
<p><a href="http://www.elpais.com/articulo/madrid/Presente/futuro/unen/modos/artisticos/cambio/milenio/elpepiespmad/19991203elpmad_22/Tes" target="_blank">EL PAÍS &#8211; Madrid &#8211; 03/12/1999</a></p>
<p>Una veintena de artistas han unido el futuro y el presente a través de instalaciones y piezas en Internet. Estas prácticas artísticas se presentaron ayer en la sala de la Comunidad de <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/madrid/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Madrid">Madrid</a> (plaza de España, 8. Metro Plaza de España), convertida en un escenario donde aparecen todo tipo de materiales y lenguajes. En el montaje aparecen trabajos de los últimos tres años de autores como Badiola, López Cuenca, Muntadas, Aláez, Agut, Valldosera, Navarrete, Montalbán, Cabello y Carceller y otros grupos.</p>
<p>La crítica <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/alicia-murria/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Alicia Murría">Alicia Murría</a> -fue la comisaria de El ruido del tiempo en la sala del Canal de Isabel II- ha seleccionado una serie de piezas realizadas en los últimos años de &#8220;los artistas más interesantes y que tienen un lenguaje propio&#8221;.La exposición <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/futuropresente/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Futuropresente">Futuropresente</a>. Prácticas artísticas en el cambio de milenio, organizada por la Consejería de Cultura de la Comunidad de Madrid y abierta hasta el 16 de enero, quiere reflejar el momento actual del arte en España, las diferentes propuestas de los autores y la utilización de los diversos medios, como pintura, escultura, vídeo y videoinstalaciones, sonido, fotografía y arte en la Red.<span id="more-85"></span></p>
<p>&#8220;El marco teórico de estas prácticas artísticas es el tipo de sociedad que se está configurando y el impacto de las tecnologías&#8221;, declaró ayer Alicia Murría. &#8220;Los artistas se sitúan ante este mundo hipercontrolado, donde manda el espectáculo y el dinero. Esta revisión de los autores se realiza con unas actitudes críticas, con un lenguaje muy diferente entre ellos&#8221;.</p>
<p>En el recorrido del montaje se mezclan imágenes, fijas y en movimiento, y sonidos que salen de los distintos espacios que ocupan las instalaciones. &#8220;Los medios también se entremezclan, ya que no hay divisiones en el arte. En varios casos se utiliza la tecnología, pero como una herramienta más de expresión artística. Las instalaciones se pueden ver por sí mismas, pero también reflejan una unidad&#8221;. Las propuestas, algunas de <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/netart/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with net.art">Net.Art</a>, y el catálogo, con textos de Manel Clot, José Luis Brea, Carmen Navarrete, Daniel García Andújar y Alicia Murría, se puede consultar también en Internet, en la dirección:</p>
<p>w3art.es/futuropresente.</p>
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		<title>El Festival de Vídeo de Navarra presenta el arte de Internet</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 25 Nov 1999 11:43:36 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[MIKEL MUEZ &#8211; Pamplona &#8211; 25/11/1999 El País Internet ha conseguido la democratización internacional más profunda en el mundo del arte. Así lo considera Claudia Gianetti, directora del Centre d&#8221;Art i Disseny de Barcelona y comisaria de la sección Redesign del Festival de Videocreación de Navarra, que ayer presentó en la capital navarra la treintena <a href='http://www.danielandujar.org/1999/11/25/el-festival-de-video-de-navarra-presenta-el-arte-de-internet/'>[...]</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.elpais.com/articulo/pais/vasco/NAVARRA/Festival/Video/Navarra/presenta/arte/Internet/elpepiesppvs/19991125elpvas_21/Tes" target="_blank">MIKEL MUEZ &#8211; Pamplona &#8211; 25/11/1999<br />
El País </a></p>
<p>Internet ha conseguido la democratización internacional más profunda en el mundo del arte. Así lo considera <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/claudia-gianetti/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Claudia Gianetti">Claudia Gianetti</a>, directora del Centre d&#8221;Art i Disseny de Barcelona y comisaria de la sección <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/redesign/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with REDesign">Redesign</a> del Festival de Videocreación de Navarra, que ayer presentó en la capital navarra la treintena de trabajos de todo el mundo realizados expresamente para la red que se exhiben en la muestra.Los proyectos online o net projects no son ya creaciones de artistas procedentes del campo del vídeo o de las artes plásticas, como ocurrió hasta los años 1996-97. Internet ha entrado ya en una nueva fase en la que tiene creadores propios que sólo trabajan el arte electrónico, los netartist, que colocan sus trabajos en el ciberespacio generando un nuevo concepto de la obra de arte basado en la interactividad y en que el usuario de la red es a la vez espectador y creador de la misma.<span id="more-81"></span></p>
<p>A través de ocho terminales, la sección Redesign ofrece a cualquier espectador el acceso a la selección de 26 de los más interesantes trabajos situados en Internet por artistas de todo el mundo. Gianetti explicó que Redesign propone cinco temáticas concretas: nuevos contextos, escritura hipertextual y de códigos, la investigación del lenguaje específico del medio, los sistemas de telepresencia y vida artificial on line y el uso de la imagen digital.</p>
<p>Durante toda la semana se podrá acceder a las obras autores como Calin Dan, Daniel García Andújar, Ingo Günther, Arcangel Constantini, Mark Napier, Jodi, Zush, Fumio Matsumoto o Shohei Matsukawa y conocer la película interactiva en 3D Waxweb, creada específica para Internet por David Blair.</p>
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		<title>REDesign. Muestra de proyectos online/net projects</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 18 Nov 1999 16:34:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Festival de Creación Audiovisual de Navarra 99 Claudia Giannetti &#8220;Quizá todo está en saber qué palabras pronunciar, qué gestos cumplir, y en qué orden y ritmo, o bien basta la mirada la respuesta el ademán de alguien, basta que alguien haga algo por el solo gusto de hacerlo, y para que su gusto se convierta <a href='http://www.danielandujar.org/1999/11/18/redesign-muestra-de-proyectos-onlinenet-projects/'>[...]</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Festival de Creación Audiovisual de Navarra 99<br />
Claudia Giannetti</p>
<p>&#8220;Quizá todo está en saber qué palabras pronunciar, qué gestos cumplir, y en qué orden y ritmo, o bien basta la mirada la respuesta el ademán de alguien, basta que alguien haga algo por el solo gusto de hacerlo, y para que su gusto se convierta en gusto de los demás: en ese momento todos los espacios cambian, las alturas, las distancias, la ciudad se transfigura, se vuelve cristalina, transparente como una libélula. Pero es preciso que todo ocurra como por casualidad, sin darle demasiada importancia, sin la pretensión de estar realizando una operación decisivas&#8221; Italo Calvino (1).<br />
La comunicación global y descentralizada, la interactividad, la telepresencia, la hipertextualidad, el desarrollo de espacios virtuales, el uso de la imagen digital y el juego son algunas de las características clave de las creaciones en y para Internet. Los proyectos online u obras de net art reunidos en <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/redesign/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with REDesign">REDesign</a> reflexionan sobre estos rasgos y a la vez los reflejan.<br />
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Antes de analizar las producciones online, es importante entender el contexto en que se inscriben. La red telemática propicia un tipo de comunicación abierta y ramificada, que desestabiliza la estructura jerárquica o piramidal que suele preponderar en las sociedades postindustriales. Se trata de un sistema que no se constituye de manera ordenada y preestablecida, sino que crece de forma aparentemente caótica y descentralizada, como efecto de la progresiva incorporación de usuarios y productos en la red.</p>
<p>El acceso interactivo a las producciones o los productos telemáticos hace que las personas asuman una doble función: son espectadores y son, a la vez, actores; son observadores del espectáculo que sucede, son consumidores de la información que circula, pero son también parte integrante de este espectáculo y de la información. Dicho de otro modo, los observadores son usuarios de la red, pero también sus creadores. Aquí reside el principio participativo, activo e interactivo de la red telemática.</p>
<p>En el campo de datos de Internet, la ausencia de límites espaciotemporales y de un lugar real es suplida por la simulación de un espacio inmaterial, un hiperespacio caracterizado por la virtualidad y la temporalidad. Este espacio electrónico permite, a través de la sincronicidad y ubicuidad de datos, la sustitución de la relación distancia-tiempo por la instantaneidad de la presencia. Algunas formas muy difundidas en Internet, como los chats, los MUDs (Multi User Dungeon) o las ciudades o plazas virtuales, podrían ser considerados plataformas para el desarrollo de la experiencia de la telepresencia, que es un ejemplo claro de la pluralidad de realidades y de la tendencia a la desintegración de la verdad en un espacio virtual fluido y lúdico. En la red, la relatividad del ser (la posibilidad de adoptar múltiples identidades) y de la equivalencia entre mente y cuerpo juega con la metamorfosis, la transformación o la desarticulación de los límites impuestos por la naturaleza física. La participación lúdica y reactiva del usuario no se reduce, por consiguiente, al puro mecanismo de clicar o seguir las pautas preestablecidas por la Web, sino que exige actuar y trazar un trayecto propio en el laberinto de información. Las palabras de Calvino citadas anteriormente pueden servir, de hecho, como &#8220;instrucción de uso&#8221; de la red, especialmente de las obras de net art.</p>
<p>La muestra REDesign pretende ofrecer al usuario una selección de proyectos representativos, cuyos contenidos se asocian con las cinco temáticas propuestas: los nuevos contextos, la escritura hipertextual y de códigos, la investigación del lenguaje específico del medio, los sistemas de telepresencia y vida artificial online, y el uso de la imagen digital tanto fija (fotografía digital) como en movimiento. El título de la muestra hace alusión a la RED y al &#8220;design&#8221; -dos elementos inseparables-, así como a los procesos de replanteamiento y desarrollo del diseño (entendido aquí en su sentido más amplio) para el medio telemático que estamos experimentando actualmente.</p>
<p>En el apartado &#8220;Rediseñar Contextos&#8221; encontramos obras que reflexionan sobre la paradoja de utilizar un medio que reivindica la desterritorialización, como Internet, para cuestionar las luchas de poder por las fronteras de los territorios nacionales. La obra de Calin Dan, &#8220;Happy Doomsday&#8221;, emplea el lenguaje propio de los juegos informáticos (como &#8220;máquinas de guerra&#8221;) para acercarse a cuestiones culturales, históricas y políticas del territorio y de la historia de Europa. Tanto la Web de Daniel García Andújar como los proyectos del grupo Knowbotic Research siguen esta línea de investigación crítica. &#8220;IO_lavoro immateriale&#8221; (KR+cF), por ejemplo, cuestiona la construcción de campos de colaboración interdiscursivos mediante interfaces telemáticas, que son presentadas como espacios urbanos para la acción y la reflexión pública. La pregunta sobre el territorio y las implicaciones socioculturales son asimismo evidentes en los proyectos de Matsumoto, &#8220;Ginga&#8221;, e Ingo Günther, &#8220;Refugee Republic&#8221;.</p>
<p>&#8220;Rediseñar los Lenguajes&#8221; incluye proyectos pensados específicamente para Internet que se destacan por la investigación sobre la aplicación de los lenguajes de programación telemáticos, los empleos de diferentes interfaces, la temporalización del espacio, etc. &#8220;SC&#8221;, de Carlos Fadon, es una obra interactiva sobre la escritura, que recupera la memoria de la máquina de escribir mecánica. Letras, textos y números son tratados como elementos gráficos o signos visuales sin sentido semántico y léxico. En esta línea de trabajo puede incluirse también &#8220;unosunosyunosceros&#8221;, de Arcángel Constantini, &#8220;Shredder 1.0&#8243;, de Mark Napier, y las tan características piezas de JODI. La información pura -el pixel- y su movimiento transforman la página en &#8220;lugar&#8221; de creación.</p>
<p>El lenguaje hipertextual es uno de los primeros temas planteados en lo que se refiere a la tecnología de la información radicalmente nueva basada en el sistema digital. Cualesquiera de las nociones convencionales aplicables a las obras analógicas o impresas, como las de centralidad del discurso, conclusión, final o producto acabado, no corresponden con la nueva perspectiva hipertextual, ya que el sistema digital y telemático permite recurrir a principios indefinidos, finales múltiples o conclusiones parciales, que acaban generando un estilo compartido con el lector/usuario. Este es el caso de las obras &#8220;Poem*Navigator&#8221; de Mirel Mirage, &#8220;McLuhan Communiverse&#8221;, de Susanna Hertrich o &#8220;Solitaire&#8221; de Thoringto, Petit y Neilson. Las ideas en torno a la estructura, la lectura o la percepción no lineal o no secuencial, así como el empleo del nuevo lenguaje ASCII, como en el proyecto de Robert Nideffer &#8220;ASCII Alphabet&#8221;, son la base de las obras incluidas en el apartado &#8220;Rediseñar la Escritura&#8221;.</p>
<p>Los proyectos seleccionados para &#8220;Telelife / Telepresence / Teleconstrucción&#8221; son testimonios de cómo las redes telemáticas posibilitan la exploración, por parte de los creadores, de otras dimensiones de ubicuidad, como por ejemplo la telepresencia o la telerrobótica. Los actuales sistemas informáticos permiten crear avatares virtuales, cambiar su forma, controlarlos a distancia o animar en tiempo real a diferentes personajes, robots o seres virtuales, con los cuales el usuario puede interactuar en el ciberespacio. Los temas del desdoblamiento de personalidad y la vida artificial son tratados por los proyectos de CyberLife, mientras Matsumoto crea nuevos mundos virtuales que pueden ser explorados por los internautas. Las obras de Ken Goldberg y el proyecto &#8220;Telezone&#8221; se dedican a investigar las posibles relaciones entre el usuario y elementos robóticos activos, manipulables a través de la red.</p>
<p>Por último, &#8220;Transformar Imágenes&#8221; ofrece un recorrido por Webs que utilizan diferentes recursos para la generación y el tratamiento digital de imágenes, como las webcams en &#8220;The multi-cultural Recycler&#8221;, de Amy Alexander, la Website &#8220;Zonezero&#8221;, dedicada a la difusión de la la fotografía y la imagen digital, o la manipulación de la imagen en la obra de Debra Solomon. La obra &#8220;Waxweb&#8221; de Bavid Blair, la primera película realizada específicamente para Internet, avanza la tendencia a transformar el medio telemático en un instrumento capacitado también para el audiovisual en tiempo real.</p>
<p>Notas:<br />
1. Italo Calvino, Las ciudades invisibles. Barcelona, Ed. Minotauro, 1983,<br />
p. 166</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[podium Conditions of Media Arts October 1 &#8211; 3, 1999, Dortmund (Speaches and discussions in englisch) Speakers: - Daniel García Andújar, artist - Tobias Berger, curator - Heath Bunting, artist - Christine Meierhofer, artist - Heiner Holtappels, MonteVideo, Amsterdam - Mike Stubbs, artist, Hull TBA - Herwig Turk, artist - Thomas Munz, Werkleitz/EMARE - Karin <a href='http://www.danielandujar.org/1999/10/01/conditions-of-media-arts/'>[...]</a>]]></description>
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<strong> <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/conditions-of-media-arts/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Conditions of Media Arts">Conditions of Media Arts</a> </strong><br />
October 1 &#8211; 3, 1999, <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/dortmund/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Dortmund">Dortmund</a><br />
(Speaches and discussions in englisch)<br />
Speakers:<br />
- Daniel García Andújar, artist<br />
- Tobias Berger, curator<br />
- Heath Bunting, artist<br />
- Christine Meierhofer, artist<br />
- Heiner Holtappels, MonteVideo, <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/amsterdam/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Amsterdam">Amsterdam</a><br />
- Mike Stubbs, artist, Hull TBA<br />
- Herwig Turk, artist<br />
- Thomas Munz, Werkleitz/EMARE<br />
- Karin Frei, curator, Zürich<br />
- Ekkerhard Kähne, Medienhaus Hannover<br />
- Thorsten Schilling, mikro, Berlin<br />
- Hermann Nöring, EMAF, Osnabrück<br />
- <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/iris-dressler/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Iris Dressler">Iris Dressler</a> / <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/hans-d-christ/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Hans D. Christ">Hans D. Christ</a>, curators<br />
<span id="more-35"></span>*****<br />
Friday, October 1<br />
start: 6 p.m.<br />
Introduction: Iris Dressler, Hans D. Christ<br />
Heath Bunting (artist): presentation of recent projects, a.o.<br />
&#8220;Superweed Kit 1.0&#8243;<br />
<a href="http://www.irational.org/cta/superweed/">http://www.irational.org/cta/superweed/</a><br />
Daniel García Andújar (artist):  presentation of recent projects.<br />
visite Technologies To The People at:<br />
<a href="http://www.irational.org/tttp">http://www.irational.org/tttp</a><br />
&#8220;Party&#8221;<br />
*******<br />
Saturday, October 2<br />
start: 11 a.m.<br />
Summary of the last day<br />
Mike Stubbs (artist, Hull Time Based Arts): Turning Grit into Gold.<br />
Visite Hull Time Based Arts at:<br />
<a href="http://www.htba.demon.co.uk/">http://www.htba.demon.co.uk</a><br />
Herwig Turk and Christine Meierhofer (artists):<br />
presentation of recent projects and the project HILUS<br />
(Statements see below)<br />
Thorsten Schilling (mikro, Berlin):<br />
presentation of the infrastructurs/projects of mikro, Berlin<br />
<a href="http://www.mikro.org/">http://www.mikro.org</a><br />
Break / lunch: 2 p.m.<br />
start: 3 p.m.<br />
Thomas Munz (Werkleitz/EMARE):<br />
presentation of the infrastructurs/projects of Werkleitz and EMARE =<br />
European Media Artists in Residence Exchange<br />
<a href="http://www.werkleitz.de/">http://www.werkleitz.de</a><br />
Tobias Berger (curator, Kassel): presentation of projects<br />
Karin Frei (curator, Zürich): presentation of projects, a.o. &#8220;Ideal&#8221;, a<br />
video lounge organized by Karin Frei and Florian Wüst at the ship MS<br />
Waldstätter (1999) and &#8220;Play it again&#8221;<br />
Iris Dressler / Hans D. Christ (curators): presentation of projects<br />
******<br />
Sunday, October 3<br />
Start: 11 a.m.<br />
Summary of the last day<br />
Heiner Holtappels (Netherlands <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/media-art/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Media Art">Media Art</a> Institute, MonteVideo/TBA,<br />
Amsterdam): presentation of the infrastructurs/projects of MonteVideo<br />
<a href="http://www.montevideo.nl/">http://www.montevideo.nl</a><br />
Hermann Nöring (EMAF, European Media Art Festival, Osnabrück):<br />
presentation of the infrastructurs/projects of EMAF<br />
<a href="http://www.emaf.de/">http://www.emaf.de</a><br />
Ekkerhard Kähne (Medienhaus Hannover):  presentation of the<br />
infrastructurs/projects of Medienhaus Hannover<br />
Lunch<br />
End: circa 3 p.m.<br />
*******<br />
appendix<br />
Statements Christine Meierhofer / Herwig Turk:<br />
Minds are more interesting than machines<br />
HILUS existed from 1991 to 1997. During that period we had a lot of time to<br />
think about structuring a platform that deals with art and new technologies<br />
according to the artists needs and our requirements for a working environment.<br />
Our main conclusion from this process was:<br />
It makes more sense to invest in people to work with, than in equipment. The<br />
following is a list of reasons that lead us to this statements<br />
Production:<br />
-  Keeping a complex environment running uses up a lot of energy and human<br />
resources. Most of the time an independent platform uses the biggest part of<br />
their energy on maintenance and acquisition.<br />
- Since technology and prices chance rapidly, it seems most efficient to split<br />
the requirements for equipment in basic needs (equipment for everyday use,<br />
like office-, webstuff- , basic imaging-, sound- and video- equipment) and<br />
special needs (for artistic projects, like high end and digital video and<br />
sound processing, 3D-realtime and so on). While special needs change with<br />
every project it is usually more efficient to provide the organizer of a<br />
project with a budget for special requirements. This will make things a lot<br />
easier than trying to implant a project into an existing environment with the<br />
wrong configuration.<br />
- It is much more helpful to have consultants and producers who know how to<br />
structure and produce the project than a lab. People with good connections,<br />
who can criticizes and discuss with the organizer of a project on many levels<br />
can help to clarify the project and save money. Therefore an interesting<br />
mixture of people who are willing to exchange their points of view is most<br />
valuable.<br />
- Parasites: Since universities and media centers are already offering<br />
expensive studios/laboratories with equipment it seems better to invest in<br />
cooperations and collaborations.<br />
-  In addition to that the existance of many small groups who own production<br />
units offer a wide range of possibilities. Once again a person with knowledge<br />
of such groups is most valuable.<br />
Presentation:<br />
- Every project needs its own environment. Sometimes a gallery space,<br />
sometimes a studio, sometimes a café or a factory …<br />
- To have a central unit for lectures, presentations and meetings is<br />
essential, but to have a big presentation space uses up a lot of resources for<br />
programming and just running the space.<br />
- Existing art institutions (kunsthalle or kunstverein) run spaces anyway and<br />
special locations are an advantage for the individual events, because it makes<br />
them unique.<br />
- Mobile and flexible architecture is always needed. But to store architecture<br />
or adept it seems too much of an effort.<br />
- What seems most important is that the presentation correlates with the time<br />
you need to explore the piece. E.g. if there is an installation which needs 15<br />
minutes of concentration and a relaxed position – it is necessary to provide<br />
that kind of situation. It is better to concentrate on one perfect environment<br />
instead of showing a wide range of different pieces that can’t be presented<br />
perfectly.<br />
- Again consultants and producers can be more important than space and<br />
machines.<br />
Conditions of reception:<br />
- Most importantly the atmosphere in the space around the projects should<br />
correlate with the time you need to explore them (see above)<br />
- If you have projects that need a lot of attention and concentration it is<br />
better to reduce the amount of participating pieces to give the visitor a fair<br />
chance to have a close look on every detail.<br />
- To install a library and/or videothek and /or a webterminal which store<br />
information about the artists in the show is always helpful.<br />
-  Again it seems more important to invest in translation, documentation and<br />
services (guided tours) of well-installed shows or presentations, than to show<br />
as many artists as possible (festivals do that quite often).<br />
*******<br />
Statemnets Iris Dressler / Hans D. Christ<br />
1. Production Conditions<br />
Which models of decentralised and/or interdisciplinary infra-structures for<br />
media arts do exist ? How do they work? What are their problems?<br />
Approaches: Global networking inevitably brings with it infrastructures<br />
which are shut-off from the &#8220;global-<a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/network/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Network">network</a> incompatible&#8221; (compatibility is<br />
meant here not as merely a question of technological access, but also ,for<br />
example, a question of language). | An interdiscipliary approach in the<br />
area of media arts cannot reduce the reliance of art upon science/industry<br />
as service provider and conversely. |&#8230;<br />
Are &#8220;ideal&#8221; production conditions for media arts too strongly projected<br />
onto the quantity and quality of the &#8220;techno-pool&#8221;? (How can &#8220;ideal&#8221;<br />
production conditions be conceptualised under substantive/ theoretical<br />
differences?)<br />
How is the euphoria of cultural policy and industry to be judged with<br />
respect to media arts? (&#8220;Ideal&#8221; production conditions require a stable<br />
financial background. Where do the dangers of a cultural policy collection<br />
such as the commercialisation of media arts lie?)<br />
Approaches: The liason of art, cultural policy and commerce must be looked<br />
over a new in relation to the new technologies. Cultural policy<br />
increasingly argues for the commercialisation of art, whereby the resources<br />
are reserved primarily for &#8220;Events&#8221; and &#8220;Entertainment&#8221;. Industry has a<br />
great interest in the positive discourse of new technologies. Media Arts<br />
Spectaculars are embraced and promoted through cultural policy as well as<br />
from industry. |<br />
2. Presentation Conditions<br />
What are &#8220;ideal&#8221; presentation conditions for video, video instal-lations,<br />
computer-assisted installations, &#8220;net-art&#8221;?<br />
Are projects such as &#8220;Hybrid Workspace&#8221; at documenta x or &#8220;Open X&#8221; at the<br />
Ars Electronica 1997 &#8220;Zukunftsmodelle&#8221; [Future Models] in this sense<br />
simultaneous communication, production and presentation?<br />
In the area of computer-assisted installations (interactive art), just as<br />
with &#8220;net-art&#8221;, the point often seems to be &#8220;experimental orderings&#8221; and/or<br />
&#8220;material examination&#8221;. To what extent can/must this status be mediated<br />
through the mode of presentation?<br />
Approaches: For video arts and video installations, presentation forms<br />
beyond the &#8220;monitor-on-a-pedestal&#8221; have been found and established. More<br />
problematic is the presentation of &#8220;net-art&#8221;. It is clear that &#8220;net-art&#8221;<br />
must take place on the net. At the same time, there is a great need for the<br />
mediation of &#8220;net-art&#8221; (on the side of both the artist and the public)<br />
which cannot take place only on the net: the reception of &#8220;net-art&#8221;<br />
requires for example a &#8220;net-competence&#8221; which must first be aquired. | The<br />
Internet is neither a purely public nor private space; and a space in the<br />
classical sense it certainly is not. The question must be posed as to the<br />
reception of &#8220;net-art&#8221; whether from within or from outside the net. | Since<br />
the net and (computer-assisted) interactive art are still being tested, it<br />
is obvious to develop presentation forms which involve also the production<br />
and communication infrastructure. The problems involved in show-casing<br />
artistic &#8220;do´s&#8221; or, as the case may be, &#8220;laboratory situations&#8221; have been<br />
stated.<br />
3. Reception Conditions<br />
What is an interactive recipient (a SpectActeur)?<br />
Approaches: The discourse of new reception structures which should be made<br />
possible through computer-assisted interactive installations of art appears<br />
questionable. Interactive installations rarely go beyond a<br />
stimulus-reaction scheme and/or multiple choice structure. They allow the<br />
observer often only a set limited selection of perception, call-up and<br />
interaction modes which are hidden behind the gesture that the observer can<br />
be &#8220;freely-involved-and-mix-in&#8221;. The question of status of the<br />
interpretation assigned to the artist, work and observer hardly matter any<br />
more; but rather the genuine categories are presummed and, as such,<br />
exceeded. | &#8230;</p>
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		<title>The work of Daniel G. Andújar</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 22 Jul 1999 18:31:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Nuria Enguita Not so long ago on the subject of the war in the Balkans, the French sociologist Edgar Morin wrote “&#8230; in any event the harmful effects are irremediable. The disaster that has emerged from the heart of Europe has struck Europe in the heart. This disaster is now generalised. The barbarity of Total <a href='http://www.danielandujar.org/1999/07/22/the-work-of-daniel-g-andujar/'>[...]</a>]]></description>
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<p>Not so long ago on the subject of the war in the Balkans, the French sociologist Edgar Morin wrote “&#8230; in any event the harmful effects are irremediable. The disaster that has emerged from the heart of Europe has struck Europe in the heart. This disaster is now generalised. The barbarity of Total Nationalism has not been the only cause of the disaster. In the western area the ravages of a blind rationality, abstract, quantitative and mechanical, have divided and pigeon-holed the various complex realities, incapable of placing their facts and problems in an appropriate context, incapable of understanding the shortcomings of its own logic and incapable of conceiving its own blindness. Madness!* Madness! Madness! Not only the madness of Serbian Total Nationalism and of its ravages, but the lunacy of a war waged by computers, calculations, figures and of killing machines, silenced by a limiting techno-military intention.”  The work of Daniel G. Andújar frequently unfolds between the intersecting spheres implied by the use of technology and its practice as a sophisticated instrument of control and dominance. A computer poses an illusion (due to its genuine incapacity): the possibility of hacking a telephone company, in the reach of anyone with a minimum knowledge of computer language. Sociologist and artist alike propose a reflection on contemporary war, in which the classical notion of hand-to-hand fighting disappears, giving way to a series of variable factors related to diverse realities, almost always far removed from the social and political reality of the true areas of conflict. The Gulf War was possibly a media war, but the present Balkan war is even more cruel for it only seems to take place inside the computers switched on in the various NATO headquarters. The consequences in terms of death, destruction and displacement of human masses originated by this designer war seem to be reduced, according to its architects, to undesirable yet necessary collateral damage. One final question before moving on &#8212; how important is it to destroy actual ‘territories’, now that the networks of power and money are totally decentralised and their tentacles oblivious to frontiers?</p>
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		<title>Siete artistas entran en las redes de las &#8220;afinidades dispersas&#8221;</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[La Fundación Telefónica presenta una muestra sobre las nuevas formas de relación EL PAÍS &#8211; Madrid &#8211; 11/06/1999 La ciudad, la familia, el espacio habitado y la tecnología son algunos de los aspectos que Nuria Enguita, conservadora de la Fundación Tàpies, de Barcelona, ha reunido en la exposición Afinidades dispersas, abierta ayer en la Fundación <a href='http://www.danielandujar.org/1999/06/11/siete-artistas-entran-en-las-redes-de-las-afinidades-dispersas/'>[...]</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>La <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/fundacion-telefonica/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Fundación Telefónica">Fundación Telefónica</a> presenta una muestra sobre las nuevas formas de relación</p>
<p>EL PAÍS &#8211; <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/madrid/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Madrid">Madrid</a> &#8211; 11/06/1999</p>
<p>La ciudad, la familia, el espacio habitado y la tecnología son algunos de los aspectos que <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/nuria-enguita/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Nuria Enguita">Nuria Enguita</a>, conservadora de la Fundación Tàpies, de Barcelona, ha reunido en la exposición <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/afinidades-dispersas/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with afinidades dispersas">Afinidades dispersas</a>, abierta ayer en la Fundación Telefónica, de Madrid (Fuencarral, 3). El montaje está formado por siete artistas internacionales que plantean las relaciones en un mundo intercomunicado.<span id="more-75"></span></p>
<p>, Nuria Enguita y <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/pep-benlloch/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Pep Benlloch">Pep Benlloch</a>, como coordinador, han montado en las salas de la Fundación Telefónica una nueva versión de la muestra Afinidades dispersas, que se presentó en 1998 en el Apex Art CP, de Nueva York. En la misma participan los españoles Daniel G. Andújar, Mira Bernebau y Eulàlia Valldosera; la francesa Catherine Beagrand, el británico Heath Bunting, el colombiano Juan Fernando Herrán y el alemán Jan-Peter E. R. Sonntag, que utilizan medios artísticos como instalaciones lumínicas, fotografía, cine e Internet. En opinión de Roberto Velázquez, director general de la Fundación Telefónica, la exposición, dentro de un contexto global y fragmentario, &#8220;trata de crear, a veces de forma absolutamente provocadora, espacios de reflexión sobre nuevas formas de relación y de comportamiento humano&#8221;. &#8220;Los artistas tratan de moverse por los intersticios de las complejas redes, buscando ámbitos de actuación para gentes con intereses divergentes y dispares&#8221;. Los términos de fragmentos y reflexión se utilizaron ayer por algunos de los artistas durante la presentación de sus trabajos. La comisaria Nuria Enguita cree que la globalización ha provocado un cambio dramático en las relaciones entre los individuos, &#8220;debido en gran medida a la invisibilidad de los sujetos que detentan los poderes y toman las decisiones, así como a la creciente complejidad de los acontecimientos que afectan a escala mundial o planetaria&#8221;.<br />
Zonas libres</p>
<p>Las afinidades dispersas de los siete artistas que forman la exposición &#8220;se basan en la percepción común de que existen zonas libres, vacíos expresivos, que dejan entrever la posibilidad de otras formas de relación que busquen los valores sociales y espirituales de cualquier comunidad&#8221;. Los organizadores señalan que &#8220;todos ellos trabajan en esas zonas libres para crear un espacio de reflexión y de búsqueda de otras redes y circuitos basados en la experiencia individual y en la memoria de un lugar concreto frente a la dimensión futura, globalizada y sin territorios, que propone el nuevo orden mundial&#8221;. Catherine Beaugrand (1953) inicia el recorrido con su instalación Luna Park, donde imágenes de parques de atracciones y temáticos se corresponden con una atracción construida con elementos del sistema K&#8221;nex. En la misma línea de la sala se coloca la instalación Estantería, de Eulàlia Valldosera (1963), que reúne en una estantería para un lavabo de hospital una serie de objetos cotidianos y juego de luces y espejos como una metáfora irónica de lo corporal. Las situaciones y relaciones familiares es la visión de Mira Bernabéu (1969) a través de dos grandes fotografías, donde aparecen miembros de su propia familia, en una vestidos y en la otra en ropa interior con pintadas de rojo sobre el cuerpo. La videoinstalación de Juan Ferrando Herrán (1963) sirve para subir a otros espacios donde monta un centenar de chapas de botellas manipuladas, como una reflexión sobre el medio urbano. Sonntag (1965) coloca en la Celda amarilla 15 mariposas vivas, como un nuevo espacio de pintura, mientras que Bunting (1966) utiliza Internet para cambios de personalidad y Andújar (1966) trata los sistemas de vigilancia.</p>
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		<title>SCATTERED AFFINITIES</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 11 Jun 1999 12:06:14 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Via the works of Catherine Beaugrand, Mira Bernabeu, Heath Bunting, Daniel G. Andújar, Juan Fernando Herrán, Jan-Peter E.R. Sonntag and Eulalia Valldosera, &#8220;Scattered Affinities&#8221; attempts to create spaces for reflection on new forms of relations and of human behaviour. By means of photographs, light installations, video, sculpture and the Internet, the artists try to find <a href='http://www.danielandujar.org/1999/06/11/scattered-affinities/'>[...]</a>]]></description>
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<p align="left"><strong>Via the works of Catherine Beaugrand, Mira Bernabeu, Heath Bunting, Daniel G. Andújar, Juan Fernando Herrán, Jan-Peter E.R. Sonntag and Eulalia Valldosera, &#8220;<a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/scattered-affinities/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Scattered Affinities">Scattered Affinities</a>&#8221; attempts to create spaces for reflection on new forms of relations and of human behaviour.</strong></p>
<hr /> 						 						 						<em>By means of photographs, light installations, video, sculpture and the Internet, the artists try to find their way through the interstices of the complex networks, in search of specific fields of action for people with disparate and divergent interests.</em>
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<p><span id="more-152"></span><font size="2">The</font><strong> </strong><font size="2">phenomenon of globalization has operated a dramatic change in the relationships established between individuals &#8211; and in those that these maintain with their surroundings &#8211; due, to a great extent, to the invisibility of the subjects holding power and making decisions, as well as to the growing complexity of the events that produce effects on a worldwide or universal scale, a fact which in many cases leads to feelings of frustration and impotence before the impossibility of defining personal individual behaviours. Nevertheless, and in spite of the complicated distance between the effects and the causes imposed on us by such an interconnected reality, certain free zones, expressive voids, do exist that not only inform of the possibility of other forms of relationships but resist that single direction proposed by a way of thinking that values economic factors to the detriment of the social and spiritual values of any given <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/community/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Community">community</a>.</font></p>
<p><font size="2">To work in these free zones propounded by these artists, does not imply either a direct confrontation with globalization or a melancholy resort towards an allegedly lost &#8211; and fragmentary &#8211; Arcadia; rather it intends to create a space for reflection in the search for other networks and circuits that extend in all the spheres of human activity in a large majority of society., the origin of which lie in an experience and memory of a place or community, as opposed to the essentially future and de-territorial dimension proposed by the world&#8217;s new order.</font></p>
<p><font size="2"><strong>From June 11 to July 25, 1999 in the </strong><a href="http://www.fundacion.telefonica.com/at/eexpt.html">Temporary Exhibition Halls</a><strong> of the Telefonica Foundation.</strong></font></p>
<hr /><font size="2">In <em>Luna Park</em> (1997)</font><strong> Catherine Beaugrand</strong> <font size="2">offers us a fiction that evolves through a continuous flow of images of fairgrounds, both old-fashioned and modern, theme parks, fairs, etc. &#8220;Artificial paradises&#8221;, according to the slogan, that have arranged and systematised fantasy, places where the simulacrum performs a double balancing act, where not only any object, even the moon, is susceptible of being consumed but where we ourselves become the leading players of the show, thanks to the technology of the image. Theme parks and mass tourism walk hand-in-hand in an attempt to represent history in a linear way, following strategies in the service of consumerism controlled by giant multinationals of leisure.</font></p>
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<strong>Daniel G. Andújar</strong><font size="2"> &#8216;s project entitled <em>Technologies To The People</em> poses a global criticism of the fallacy implied by the belief that technology will be the base of a fairer and more democratic world. Although certain prophets of technological goodness have declared that the main inequality will be a generation issue, it is obvious that the countries with a higher number of connections are located in the superdeveloped areas of the world. The work of Daniel G. Andújar frequently unfolds between the intersecting spheres implied by the use of technology and its practice as a sophisticated instrument of control and dominance. A computer poses an illusion (due to its genuine incapacity): the possibility of hacking a telephone company, in the reach of anyone with a minimum knowledge of computer language.</font></p>
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Heath Bunting</strong><font size="2"> &#8216;s activism &#8211; or <em>an-artivisim</em>, according to his own denomination &#8211; is manifest in work that attempts to establish connections, gateways between cyberspace and the street, creating in both elements of friction and simultaneously proposing new modes of subjective participation and experience. Former graffiti artist of the walls of London, Bunting has become a flâneur strolling equally along the super-highways of information and the streets of any given city, raising the issue of new modes of presence by means of the postal service, the telephone, fax or e-mail within the reach of the majority. The efficiency of his sabotage campaigns is based on the simplicity of procedures which nevertheless introduces themselves with unwonted strength in the systems of power. The proposal made in <em>Identity Swap Database</em> (1999) consists of creating a place of loan and exchange of identities to expedite border crossing for all those whose identity is borrowed. Bunting operates in the crevices between global communication networks, destroying the illusion of blind faith in the mechanisms of technological control and evincing their contradictions.</font></p>
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<p><a href="http://www.irational.org/org/heath/">www.irational.org/org/heath/</a></p>
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<font size="2"><em>En círculo</em> [Inner Circle] by </font><strong>Mira Bernabeu</strong><font size="2"> (1996), the stereotyped image of the artist&#8217;s family dressed in Sunday wear is confronted with another image in which the same people, adopting the same poses, are undressed, bereft of their new clothes now replaced by what is commonly described as underwear. Contradicting the solemnity of the bodies, such clothing appears bloodstained, concealing infinite forms of possible violence. In later series, Mira proceeds with an exploration of a personal identity that is first outlined in the bosom of the family but which subsequently continues to appear in the multiple web of relationships in which experience is materialised, and in one of its forms especially &#8211; that of sexuality. The initial violence appears to be transmuted and, as in <em>En círculo</em>, reality and fantasy conceal a complicated plot in which beauty and pain exist side by side.</font></p>
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<strong>Eulalia Valldosera</strong><font size="2">, in <em>Shelf for a Hospital Bathroom</em> the alternation of lights and shadows that illuminate and project objects situates transformation in that region of experience in which events take place. From her early works, Valldosera has taken her own body as both a measure and receptacle of exterior reality, and through the body&#8217;s relationships with architecture, objects &#8211; and in her latest works with other bodies &#8211; she has explored notions of sexual identity, love, illness or death. The use of her naked body, pierced by ordinary objects related to personal hygiene or illness, she completely opposes the ideal of the body as a source of health, vindicating illness and healing as a means of restoring the person&#8217;s links with his or her surroundings.</font></p>
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<p></center><font size="2">Between the years 1995 and 1996 </font><strong>Juan Fernando Herrán</strong><font size="2"> produced the work <em>Transformaciones Geográficas</em> (Geographical Transformations), a route -materialised in texts, drawings and wall images &#8211; along part of the subterranean <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/network/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Network">network</a> of drains and sewers in London that updates the feeling of drift in the scope of the contemporary metropolis. In the intentional discovery of an underground <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/network/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Network">network</a> the city acquires the characteristics of a map of the mind, of a peculiar chart that retrieves a lost intangible and silenced memory. In the work <em>Este-Oeste</em> [East-West] (1995) the image of a hand shaping a ball of clay, changing its form continually due to the human pressure, travels through different locations in the city of London. <em>Untitled</em> (1991-92) is made up of over a hundred bottle-tops, collected in the streets of Bogotá and subsequently manipulated by the artist. The conditions in which the urban environment is established constitute an inexhaustible source for his work, resulting in archaeological studies of the formation of its structures, where memory and history actively unite in order to rescue contents that have been either forgotten or silenced by diverse mechanisms of power &#8211; and of the materials inhabiting such structures.</font></p>
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<font size="2">In <em>modern minimal disco 4</em> </font><strong>Jan-Peter E. R. Sonntag</strong><font size="2"> proposes that visitors should submerge themselves &#8220;acoustically in a paradoxical experimental space&#8221;, a space of continuous and infinite acceleration. In this work Sonntag intervenes in the individual&#8217;s mechanism of perception, subverting the way in which he or she receives the exterior acoustic signals via the transmission of subfrecuencies functioning as vibrations that literally occupy and spread all over the body of the receiver. The artist suggests another type of body music, and offers a space to be felt individually in a totally different context: the body transformed into sculpture inside an exhibition hall. If <em>modern minimal disco 4</em> suggest, through the processing of sound waves, a space of continual acceleration, in the work <em>In the yellow Cell</em> (1999) light and temperature determine both the perception of space and one&#8217;s way of occupying it. &#8220;In this case the artist is not so much the agent transmitting his experiences through artistic transformation, but one who creates the spatial conditions and situations, the conditions of experience itself. The viewer comprehends in a sensuous manner the very incomprehensibility of space.&#8221;</font></p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Siete artistas internacionales indagan sobre los espacios de libertad en un mundo interconectado Los españoles Daniel G. Andújar, Mira Bernabeu y Eulalia Valldosera, la francesa Catherine Beaugrand, el británico Heath Bunting, el colombiano Juan Fernando Herrán y el alemán Jan-Peter E.R. Sonntag.  A través de distintos medios de expresión y lenguajes innovadores, como instalaciones lumínicas <a href='http://www.danielandujar.org/1999/06/11/afinidades-dispersas/'>[...]</a>]]></description>
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<h3>Siete artistas internacionales indagan sobre los espacios de libertad en un mundo interconectado</h3>
<p align="left"><strong>Los españoles Daniel G. Andújar, Mira Bernabeu y Eulalia Valldosera, la francesa Catherine Beaugrand, el británico Heath Bunting, el colombiano Juan Fernando Herrán y el alemán Jan-Peter E.R. Sonntag.</strong></p>
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<p align="left"> A través de distintos medios de expresión y lenguajes innovadores, como instalaciones lumínicas y sonoras, fotografía, cine y escultura o Internet, reflexionan sobre los grandes cambios que se están produciendo social, política y culturalmente, y sus efectos sobre los modos de relación contemporáneos, que suponen nuevos comportamientos, tanto en los ámbitos sociales como familiares.</p>
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<p><font size="2">Los artistas indagan sobre diferentes formas de redes o circuitos que se extienden en todos los campos de la actividad humana y dejan constancia de su creciente interconexión hasta forman un todo, una globalidad, aunque nuestra percepción sea fragmentada.</font></p>
<p><font size="2">Visto desde la perspectiva de estos creadores, el proceso de globalización, detrás del cual hay agentes invisibles, que toman decisiones y detentan el poder, está potenciado por la revolución producida en las tecnologías de la información. La incorporación masiva de estas tecnologías a todos los ámbitos de la realidad y de la vida ha provocado una radical metamorfosis de los conceptos de espacio y tiempo, con enormes consecuencias en los modos de relación y comunicación.</font></p>
<p><font size="2">Las &#8220;<a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/afinidades-dispersas/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with afinidades dispersas">afinidades dispersas</a>&#8221; de este grupo de artistas se basan en la percepción común de que existen zonas libres, vacíos expresivos, que dejan entrever la posibilidad de otras formas de relación que busquen los valores sociales y espirituales de cualquier comunidad.</font></p>
<p><font size="2">Todos ellos trabajan en esas zonas libres para crear un espacio de reflexión y de búsqueda de otras redes y circuitos basados en la experiencia individual y en la memoria de un lugar concreto frente a la dimensión futura, globalizada y desterritorializada, que propone el nuevo orden mundial. </font></p>
<p><font size="2"><strong>Del 11 de junio de 1999 al 25 de julio de 1999</strong></font></p>
<p><strong>Catherine Beaugrand</strong> <font size="2">(1953, Francia) nos ofrece en su obra Luna Park (1997), una ficción que se desarrolla a través de un flujo ininterrumpido de imágenes de parques de atracciones y temáticos , ferias, etc., son paraísos artificiales, donde el simulacro lo convierte todo, incluidos a nosotros mismos, en objetos. La idea es cuestionar el mundo del consumo como un mundo de especialidades y temas que pretenden encerrar el mundo entero e incluso la luna y el espacio circundante.</font><img src="http://www.fundacion.telefonica.com/at/afindispersas/imagen03.jpg" height="110" width="653" /><img src="http://www.fundacion.telefonica.com/at/afindispersas/imagen04.jpg" height="110" width="651" /> <img src="http://www.fundacion.telefonica.com/at/afindispersas/imagen05.jpg" height="110" width="652" /><br />
<font size="2">El trabajo de</font> <strong>Daniel G. Andújar</strong><font size="2"> (1966, España) se desarrolla, entre la utilización de la tecnología y su práctica como sofisticado instrumento de control y dominación. Su proyecto Technologies to the People (1996), problematiza y amplía la imagen sobre el acceso a la tecnología a la vez que se cuestiona y reconsidera ese tipo de acceso. Necesitamos estar conectados, pero no todo el mundo tiene acceso a los medios, lo que supondría un abismo de separación.</font><br />
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<p></center><strong><br />
Heath Bunting</strong><font size="2"> ( Inglaterra) continúa en Fixed Viewpoint su trabajo de sabotaje en las estructuras del sistema mediante inclusiones simples aunque potencialmente desestabilizadoras. Opera en los intersticios que dejan las redes globales de comunicación, haciendo visibles sus contradicciones. Sus proyectos no son, el resultado de procesos técnicos sino un simple despliegue de imágenes, textos y zonas de diálogo interactivo que envuelven al espectador en una mirada crítica hacia el medio en sí mismo o hacia la sociedad. </font> <center><a href="http://www.irational.org/org/heath/"><img src="http://www.fundacion.telefonica.com/at/afindispersas/imagen26.jpg" border="0" height="46" width="337" /></a><a href="http://www.irational.org/org/heath/">www.irational.org/org/heath/</a></p>
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<font size="2">La obra de</font> <strong>Mira Bernabeu</strong> <font size="2">(1969, España), nos propone un perfecto artificio de ocultación, que muestra lo que esconde. Su obra En Círculo (1996) trata situaciones de unos miembros de la familia en relación con otros, analizando la variación de la unidad familiar en relación a las diferentes situaciones socioculturales.</font> <center><br />
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<strong>Eulalia Valldosera</strong> <font size="2">(España), se mueve en el ámbito familiar o más bien doméstico. A veces la visibilidad se ve empañada, lo que se nos ofrece es un mundo de sombras. Su obra Estantería (1992), es una metáfora irónica de lo corporal.</font> <center></p>
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<p></center><font size="2">Para </font><strong>Juan Fernando Herrán</strong> <font size="2">(1963, Colombia) las condiciones en que las que se establece el medio urbano constituyen una constante en su trabajo. Su trabajo Transformaciones Geográficas (1995-96), responde a un referente geográfico preciso pero es pertinente en otros contextos, especialmente en ciudades donde los ríos dejaron de ser protagonistas de la actividad urbana cotidiana. Pero esta trama subterránea de vías es también una imagen de lo oculto de la ciudad visible.</font> <center><br />
<img src="http://www.fundacion.telefonica.com/at/afindispersas/imagen07.jpg" align="left" height="91" width="658" /><img src="http://www.fundacion.telefonica.com/at/afindispersas/imagen08.jpg" align="left" height="91" width="662" /></p>
<p></center><font size="2">Los trabajos creados por<strong> </strong></font><strong>Jan-Peter E.R. Sonntag</strong> <font size="2">(Alemania), entre 1991 y 1999 Raum Arbeiten (Trabajos en el espacio), son definiciones escultóricas en el espacio a través de ilusiones ópticas y arreglos acústicos que se realizan dentro del contexto de la sala de exposiciones y de su arquitectura que funciona como una piel de carácter escultórico.</font></p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Tactical Media Event March 12-14, 1999, Amsterdam/Rotterdam, NL http://www.n5m.org The Programme (speakers, times, dates, locations. subject to minor changes) CONFERENCE VENUES: ------------------ De Balie Kleine Gartmanplantsoen 10 1017 RR Amsterdam Paradiso Weteringschans 6-8 1017 SG Amsterdam De Waag (Theatrum Anatomicum) Nieuwmarkt 4 1012 CR Amsterdam V2_Organisatie (Rotterdam) Eendrachtsstraat 10 3012 XL Rotterdam Virtual conference venues: <a href='http://www.danielandujar.org/1999/03/25/t-h-e-n-e-x-t-f-i-v-e-m-i-n-u-t-e-s-3/'>[...]</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<pre><a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/tactical-media/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Tactical Media">Tactical Media</a> Event
March 12-14, 1999, <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/amsterdam/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Amsterdam">Amsterdam</a>/Rotterdam, NL
<a href="http://www.n5m.org/">http://www.n5m.org</a>

The Programme
(speakers, times, dates, locations. subject to minor changes)
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CONFERENCE VENUES:
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<a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/de-balie/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with De Balie">De Balie</a>
Kleine Gartmanplantsoen 10
1017 RR Amsterdam

Paradiso
Weteringschans 6-8
1017 SG Amsterdam

De Waag (Theatrum Anatomicum)
Nieuwmarkt 4
1012 CR Amsterdam

V2_Organisatie (Rotterdam)
Eendrachtsstraat 10
3012 XL Rotterdam

Virtual conference venues:
<a href="http://www.n5m.org/">http://www.n5m.org</a>, hosted by The Digital City: <a href="http://www.dds.nl/">http://www.dds.nl</a>

BROADCASTS
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Live web broadcasts at <a href="http://www.dds.nl/live:">http://www.dds.nl/live:</a>
DDS 1: radio from Paradiso (24 hours a day)
DDS 2: the live program from the main hall in Paradiso and the TV live show
DDS 3: from the Balie

Radio broadcasts (Amsterdam only) at:
<a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/n5m/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with n5m">n5m</a>3-basis: 95.8 FM
Radio 100: 98.3 FM
Radio Patapoe 97.2 FM
Agent Radio: 96.3 FM

Television broadcasts at Amsterdam Cable: Salto A1 (channel 26)
Friday: live from 21.00 - 1.00 hours
tapes from 2.00 - 16.00 hours
Saturday: live from 22.00 - 2.00 hours
tapes from 2.00 - 11.00 hours

THURSDAY 11th
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New Media Culture in Europe
===========================
De Balie, grote zaal, Thursday 17.00 - 18.45 hours
Presentation of the book 'New Media Culture in Europe' and the Hybrid Media
Lounge website &amp; cd-rom
With: Marleen Stikker (De Waag), Rick van der Ploeg (Secretary of State for
Culture), Thorsten Schilling (mikro.org), Bronac Ferran (Arts Council of
England), Tijmen van Grootheest (chair Virtueel Platform)

Mongrel 'National Heritage'
==========================
Installation 'National Heritage'
Opening: Thursday 11th March 20.00 hours
The Society for Old and New Media/De Waag, Theatrum Anatomicum
including material from the Mongrel workshop in the Bijlmer
Open from 12.00 - 20.00 hours from Friday 12th March until Thursday 18th March

Workshop 'National Heritage'
Presentation and conversation in the Bijlmer at the <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/community/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Community">community</a> centre
'Ganzenhoef'
Open:
Saturday 6th March 14.00 - 17.00 hours: presentation
Sunday 7th March 11.00 - 17.00 hours
Monday 8th March 13.00 - 17.00 hours

The Mongrels are: Graham Harwood, Mervin Jarman, Matsuko Yokokoji, Richard
Pierre Davis and Matthew Fuller

In co-operation with Montevideo.

Grand Opening Night
===================
Organisation: Radio Patapoe and <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/n5m/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with n5m">n5m</a>
Kalenderpanden, Entrepotdok 98, Thursday 21.00 - 01.00 hours
With: Station Rose (Frankfurt), Convex TV (Berlin), Erik Hobijn (Amsterdam),
Ashley Gillard (London)

FRIDAY 12th
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The Tactical Guide to the Conference
====================================
De Balie, grote zaal, Friday 10.30 hours
Program outline and introduction to the overall themes

Feminism &amp; Media Strategies/Cyber Feminism
==========================================
Friday, De Balie, grote zaal, 11.00 - 13.30 hours
With: Old Boys <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/network/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Network">Network</a> and next Cyberfeminist International Participants:
Strategies for a New Cyberfeminism. Outcomes of the debates at the next
Cyberfeminist International (8 - 11 March, Rotterdam)
Maria Fernandez (Pittsburgh): The Web and Questions of Race and Ethnicity
Vesna Jankovic (Attack) and Suncana Spirovan (Zamir/'Because') (Croatia):
Fe-mail activism in Croatia
Irina Aristarkhova (Moscow): Radek, Russian women and the net
Moderation: Karin Spaink

European Affairs
================
Friday, De Balie, salon, 13.00 - 14.00 hours
Presentation of the outcomes of the Vienna European Cultural
Backbone/Networking Centres of Innovation meeting
Presentation plus future of Hybrid Media Lounge Site &amp; CD-ROM
Moderation: Marleen Stikker

Art Of Campaigning
==================
Paradiso, Friday 14.00 - 17.30 hours, main hall
With: Ineke Zeldenrust of the Clean Clothes Campaign International
Secretariat (Amsterdam), Apo Leong: Asia Monitor Resource Centre, Rex
Varona: Asia Migrant Centre (Hongkong)
Sans Papiers &amp; other French campaigns (Paris): presented by Nathalie Magnan
Gisela Seidler and Florian Schneider (Munich): kein mensch ist illegal
DeeDee Halleck (San Diego), founding member of Paper Tiger: Prison Campaign
and Chiapas Media Project
Rachel Baker (London): The Clubcard Project
Augustin de Quijano (London): Reclaim the Streets/Anti-roads campaigns
Sam de Silva (Australia): Stop Jabiluka (uranium mining) and other
Australian-based campaigns
Alex Karschnia (Frankfurt): Vote Yourself! The Art &amp; Politix-Mix of
Christoph Schlingensief's "Chance 2000" (a German anti-party)
Moderation: Geert Lovink

The Amsterdam Media Debate
==========================
De Balie, grote zaal, Friday 17.30 - 19.00 hours
70's nostalgia versus neo-liberalism?
Existing infrastructures and/or new configurations?
Moderation: Menno Grootveld

Interfund Launch Meeting
========================
Balie, salon, Friday 17.30 - 18.30 hours
With: Manu Luksch, co-organiser of Art Servers Unlimited (London), Armin
Medosch, telepolis (London), Inke Arns, curator and critic (Berlin), Diana
McCarty, organiser (Budapest)
Moderation: Rasa Smite, e-lab (Riga) and Eric Kluitenberg

Night of the Video Activists
============================
Friday night, De Balie, grote zaal, 20.30 hours
With: Yutaka Tsuchiya (Tokyo) (video act), Undercurrents (London), Paper
Tiger TV (Next Generation) and others
Moderation: David Garcia

How Low Can You Go Show
=======================
Paradiso, Friday night, main hall, 21.00 hours
With: Tjebbe van Tijen, artist and archivist (Amsterdam): Shadow Play
James Wallbank/Redundant Technology Initiative (UK) "Low Tech Manifesto"
Alexei Shulgin (Moscow): 386DX Cyberpunk Rockband
Katarina Soukup (Montreal): Radio Bicyclette
Marko Peljhan (Ljudmila): Insular Technologies
Vuk Cosic (Ljubljana), Walter van der Cruijssen/Ascii Art Ensemble (Amsterdam)
Eine kleine Wassermusik (Amsterdam): Aquartet
Tetsuo Kogawa (Tokyo): mini fm lecture/performance
Convex TV (Berlin): a/bbs, the audio bulletin broadcast system
Institute for Affordable Lunacy (IBW, Eindhoven): Let's Go!
Emer Beamer (Amsterdam): Beeldbuizen en Huilbuizen

VIP-club dance night: Low-tech solutions to high-tech problems, VJ's, DJ's &amp;
live acts go back to basics!
23.45: live performance Project Dark
00.30: live performance Streamer
01.00: DJ Alec Smart
03.00: DJ Angelo(w)
With VJ's Boris Le Bouffe, Vision Impossible &amp; Leptomania Art Movement

SATURDAY 13th
-------------

net.activism
============
De Balie, grote zaal, Saturday, 11.00 - 13.30 hours
With: tao.ca, a collective/political content provider (Toronto)
Zenon Panoussis (Amsterdam)
Autonome a.f.r.i.k.a.-Gruppe, communication guerilla syndicate: integration
of the CDU
Rop Gonggrijp (Amsterdam)
Steven Kurtz/Critical Art Ensemble (Pittsburgh)
Franny Armstrong/McSpotlight (London)
Moderation: Jo van der Spek

Tactical Education: Media Competence
====================================
Paradiso, main hall, Saturday, 11.00 - 13.30 hours
Silvia Mejia:  Womens Prisons video campaign (Bogota, Colombia)
Shahidul Alam en Partha Sarker: multimedia trainer at Drik / Learn
Foundation (Bangladesh)
Jinx (aka Szabo Sandor): Rromadub  {AT}  C3 Centre for Culture and Communication
(Budapest)
Ann Whitehurst (UK), campaigning artist and activist using focusing on
social stereotyping of disabled people.
John Hopkins (non-located), Tech-no-mad artist and educator: neo-scenes
occupation
Anna Har Mei-Yoke: community video trainer (Kuala Lumpur)
Mervin Jarman: Mongrel - National Heritage (London): develop radical
software products that scramble the assumptions of the new media industry
Thomas Poole (New York): Poetry Slams, using competitive street poetry
developed by African Americans to raise media literacy
Michael Eisenmenger: Paper Tiger TV (New York)
tao.ca/PJ: Jamal event (Toronto)
Moderation: David Garcia and Eric Kluitenberg

Streaming media: workshop
========================
Saturday, Paradiso, small hall, 13.00 - 14.00 hours
Tetsuo Kogawa, (Tokyo), Rasa Smite, founder of e-lab (Riga), MauzZ and Nina
Meilof (Amsterdam), Adam Hyde, Radio Qualia (Adelaide), Josephine Bosma
(Amsterdam), Convex TV (Berlin)

Post Governmental Organisation
==============================
Paradiso, grote zaal, Saturday, 14.00 - 17.30 hours

PGO Debate
----------
Steve Cisler/Association For Community Networking (US): U.S. Community
<a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/network/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Network">Network</a> groups as PGOs
Kevin Dowling (UK): relationships between NGOs, mercenary armies and
corporations.
Adrienne van Heteren/Open Society Institute (HU): The role of NGOs in the
transformation processes in Eastern Europe.
Thomas Keenan (US): the politics of the NGO-movement
Saskia Sassen (US): migration, global finance systems, governance and the
transformations of economic and social networks in the age of electronic
<a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/network/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Network">network</a> technologies.
McKenzie Wark (AUS) media theorist and antipodean 'virtual geographer'

PGO Project Presentations
-------------------------
Richard Barbrook (London): Digital Workers Union
Luchezar Boyadjiev (Sofia): Culture Board
Daniel Garcia Andujar (Valencia): <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/art-power-database/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Art Power Database">Art Power Database</a>
RTMark (Los Angeles): Y2K Industries
Rasa Smite (Riga) and Manu Luksch (London): The Interfund
Jason Skeet (London): Association of Autonomous Astronauts

Moderation: Marcia Luyten and Andreas Broeckmann

South Asia
==========
De Balie, grote zaal, Saturday 17.00 - 19.00 hours
With: Shahidul Alam: photographer &amp; director of Drik Picture Library (Dhaka,
Bangladesh)
Kunda Dixit: Panos South Asia / Himal (Kathmandu, Nepal)
Afdhel Aziz: Freelance Journalist (Sri Lanka / London)
Shudhabrata Sengupta: Independent filmmaker (New Delhi, India)
Gijs Hillenius: Burma Centre the Netherlands
Moderation: Eric Kluitenberg

V2_East/Syndicate Meeting
=========================
Balie, salon, Saturday, 19.00 - 21.00 hours
Meeting of the Syndicate <a href="http://www.danielandujar.org/tag/network/" class="st_tag internal_tag" rel="tag" title="Posts tagged with Network">Network</a>, the mailing list on electronic and media
art in Central and Eastern Europe

Tactical Education: Poetry &amp; Motion
===================================
Paradiso, Saturday night, main hall, 21.00 hours
20.30: zaal open: DJ Soundwich
21.00: Film "Slam", presented by Emerald Beryl
22.45: Mike Ladd (30 min) performing Poet
23.10: Baby Kain Band (30 min.) Gylan Kain, original member of the Last Poets
23.40: Technopoetry: Serge van Duijnhoven, VJ Daniël Kousbroek &amp; DJ Fat
01.00: Noodlanding: alternative dance night
Paradiso, Saturday night, small hall
01.00: Cyberslam for Mumia: live on <a href="http://www.dds.nl/live">http://www.dds.nl/live</a> from New York,
Los Angeles, and a taco shop in San Diego. Hosted by Marty Lucas and Thomas
Poole (in Amsterdam) and Papoleto Melendez (USA).

SUNDAY 14th
-----------

Intereast forum
===============
De Balie, grote zaal, Sunday 11.00 - 13.00 hours
With: Ilya Lee: (Taiwan) Media/net.activists
Anna Har Mei-Yoke, Community Video trainer and practitioner (Kuala Lumpur)
Tedjabayu Basuki (Jakarta, Indonesia): countering government propaganda
Haejong Cho (Seoul): do it yourself media for young unemployed
Toshiya Ueno (Tokyo)
Moderation: John Hutnyk (London)

Media &amp; Conflict Resolution
=======================================
Sunday, Paradiso, main hall, 11.00 - 14.00 hours
With: Iris Luarasi: Faculty of Journalism (Albania), Arber Vllahiu (Kosovo)
Vesna Manojlovic: Peace Schools in the former Yugoslavia / Opennet
Classroom (Belgrade / Amsterdam)
Vesna Jankovic: ATTACK / PAKRAC - Anti-War Action (Zagreb)
Marilyn Hyndman: Northern Visions (Belfast)
Michael Warschawski: The Alternative Information Centre - A joint Israelian
and Palestinian initiative (Jerusalem / Bethlehem)
Afdhel Aziz: Freelance Journalist - Conflict Resolution through Television -
A proposal for Sri Lanka (Sri Lanka / London)
Moderation: Andrée van Es

Corporate Counter Campaigns
===========================
De Balie, grote zaal, Sunday 13.00 - 15.00 hours
Andy Rowell (London): The Green Backlash
Sheila O'Donnell (San Francisco): Investigating Assaults on Activists
Claudia Peter (Muenich): TetraPak and the PR-strategies against Greens
Helen Holder/A SEED (Amsterdam): PR or Monsanto
Moderation: Eveline Lubbers

IKON radio: De Andere Wereld n5m special
==================================
De Balie, salon, Sunday 13.00 - 16.00 hours
With: Jo van der Spek and Rik Delhaas

Streaming Media: B92 presentation
=================================
Sunday, Paradiso, main hall, 13.30 hours
Sasa Mirkovic, Drazen Pantic and Sonja Radenkovic (Belgrade)

Streaming Media forum
======================
Sunday, Paradiso, main hall, 14.00 - 16.30 hours
With: B92 (Belgrade), Tetsuo Kogawa, radio activist (Tokyo), Ashley Gillard,
pirateradio.co.uk (London), Erwin Blom, VPRO (Netherlands), Freespeech TV
(New York)
Moderation: Josephine Bosma

Art After Activism?
===================
De Balie, grote zaal, Sunday, 15.00 - 16.30 hours
With: DeeDee Halleck (US), Alex Galloway/Rhizome, Shu Lea Cheang/visual
artist, Kate Rich/Bureau of Inverse Technologies, Steven Kurtz/Critical Art
Ensemble (Pittsburgh), David Garcia (Amsterdam)
This debate will address some of the doubts that hard core activists have
about the usefulness of art in a political context.
Moderation: Babeth van Loo

Migration meeting
=================
De Balie, kleine zaal, Sunday, 15.00 - 16.30 hours
Hacking the Borderline: Media &amp; RL activism against new border regimes
With: Marc Chemillier (Paris), De Fabel van de Illegaal (Leiden), IM-media
(Paris), Cross the border (Munich), Olia Lialina (Moscow), RTMark (US), Rex
Varona (Hongkong), autonoom centrum (Amsterdam), Bureau Jansen &amp; Janssen
(Amsterdam)

Closing debate &amp; reports
========================
Paradiso, main hall, Sunday 16.30 hours

Cinema Digitaal - Club Nu
=========================
Sunday, Paradiso, main hall, 21.00 hours
20.30: DJ Huub Roelvink
21.15: Presentation: Kees Brienen
Interview with Richard Sandler, director of the film 'The Gods of Time Square'
21.30: Start film: The Black Flag (10 min)
21.40: Start film: The Gods Of Time Square (100 min)
23.20: Club Nu: n5m Closing Party with DJ Huub Roelvink

THROUGHOUT THE CONFERENCE
-------------------------

Tactical Autonomous Zone
========================
De Balie, kleine zaal and salon
* Satellite workshop. Ups and Downs Communication Satellites and Tactical
Media (Veritas &amp; Fantasy). With: Raul Marroquin, MauzZ and Zoe D'Amaro
(Amsterdam), DeeDee Halleck (Paper Tiger, San Diego), Deep Dish TV (New
York), Diederik Bangert, Editor in Chief Europe by Satellite, Alan Fountain,
Dr. Dish German satellite specialist/journalist, Vicki Gray (A2000,
Amsterdam) Michiel Hegener (freelance journalist), Robert van Boeschoten
(McLuhan program), Marko Peljhan (Ljudmila/insular technologies), Jed
Rosenzweig (New York) artist and media activist working with satellite
feeds, Rens Maas, Director of TSS-Telecom, Satellite equipment importer and
operator of an European-wide amateur Satellite TV channel from Heerhugowaard
(the Netherlands), Danny Puchen, satellite &amp; tv dealer in Amsterdam with a
presentation on the use of satellite dishes among members of ethnic
minorities and as the main competitor of cable tv.
* Wizards of OS/software criticism workshop: presented by Volker
Grassmuck/mikro.org (Berlin); conference due July 1999
* Raul Marroquin (Amsterdam): Using Low End Technology as Shield and Sword
Against Government and the Private Sector Interference in Tactical
Communications
* Noel Douglas (UK): SupUrmarket- Ur scanner: a prototype portable network
device for anti-corporate information
* Paul Garrin (New York): Update of the name.space project
* Gabriele Leidlof (Hamburg): l o g in/l o c k e d out - a Statement on Mass
Communication
* Gary Danner and Elisa (Frankfurt): Station Rose, a book presentation
* Robin Hamman (London): Using free tools for building activist communities
online.
* Trcps/Edgar Um Bucholtz and J. Fox (Pittsburgh): Pittsburgh filmstrip demo
* Guy van Belle (Gent): New Young Farmers Claim Future
* Undercurrents/Paul O'Connor and Roddy Mansfield (Oxford): Alternative News
Radio
* Andy Porter: Hi8us-projects, invent and perform camcorder dramas on the
streets
* Igor Markovic: a joint presentation of Attack, autonomous cultural
factory, Arkzin, medialab Lamparna and BBS Zamir
* Dave Sag/Virtual Artists PTY Ltd (AUS): Robocam, working with
surveillance art
* Link; Lella (Bologna): The Global Link Project/ Meeting Gate Project
* Sue Thomas: !XENOPHOBIA! - a trAce Forum
* Christina Kopernik-Steckel (Amsterdam): EYFA Video Activists Network
* Paper Tiger Television (New York), Denise Gaberman :Subverting Media: a
Guide To Low Tech Information Activism/ Don't just view it do it!
* Free Speech TV (USA)Eric Galatas en Manse Jacobi : Media as a Movement
Building Tool
* Institute for applied autonomy (Pittsburgh):'Contestational robotics' project
* Stadtwerkstatt (Linz, Austria): 'clickscape98', public Internet projection
project
* Alex Galloway (New York): Rhizome, an online mailing list on
site-specific art
* Sava Tatic (Prague): Introducing C {AT} MP, the Centre for Advanced Media in
Prague
* Therese Zoekende: Amsterdam artist presenting her Bijlmer years
* United Press Conference: United for Intercultural Action. Launch of the
European Action Week against Racism
* Equipo Fiambrera, Flyingmind, Marcelo Exposito and United Artists from the
Museum: Tactical area, a low-tech Internet project

Screenings
==========
Curated by Peter van Hoof, Kees Brienen, Babeth van Loo and Giselle Micolo.

Friday, Balie
-------------
19:00-23:00  -Night of the Video Activists
23:00-01:00  -Waco: The rules of engagement. William Gazecki, 1997, US (136
min), betacam

Saturday, Balie
---------------
21:00-23:00  -La pitié dangereuse. Rony Brauman, France (58 min), betacam
-A Pig's Tale. Leah Gordon &amp; Anne Parisio, 1998, UK (52 min),
betacam
23:00-01:00  -Coraje. Alberto Durant, Peru 1998, (110 min), betacam.
(English subtitles)

Saturday, Paradiso
------------------
21:00-23:00  -Slam: Let the Words Fly. Marc Levin, 1997, US (94 min), 35mm

Sunday, Balie
-------------
14:00-17:00  -Mumia Abu Jamal: Justice Denied. Thomas Filmyer, US 1998 (25
min), betacam
-Micky Mouse goes to Haiti: World Disney and the Science of
Exploitation. Crowing Rooster, Haiti/US 1997 (24 min), betacam
-Zoned for slavery: The Child behind the Label. Crowing
Rooster, Honduras/US, 1997 (24 min), betacam
-McLibel: Two Worlds Collide. Franny Armstrong, UK 1997 (60
min), betacam
19:00-21:00  -Slam: Let the Words Fly. Marc Levin, US 1997 (94 min), 35mm

Sunday, Paradiso
----------------
21:00-23:00  -Black Flag. Istvan Kantor, Canada 1998 (10 min), betacam
-The gods of times square. Richard Sandler, US 1998 (100 min),
betacam. Director present.

Insular Technologies
====================
Workshop at V2_Organisation Rotterdam
15 - 17 March 99

Monday 15 March
late afternoon: first meeting, socialising
20.00 - 22.00: Public Presentation of the Insular Technologies project by
PACT Systems (Marko Peljhan/Borja Jelic)

Tuesday 16 March - Lectures, discussion and working sessions on:
10.00 - 14.00: Wireless Data Communications Technologies - characteristics
and alternatives.
15.00 - 18.00: Encryption - technical possibilities and legal aspects.
20.00 - 22.00: International Telecommunications Laws - legal and political
implications of the Insular Technologies System

Wednesday 17 March - Follow-up discussions
11.00 - 18.00: Follow-up on the themes and discussions of the previous day,
drafting of a realistic, suitable plan
20.00 - 22.00: Public presentation of the IT Consortium and workshop results

Participants include:

Balazs Beothy (HU) Representative of Consortium member C3. Jaap Both (NL)
Packet Radio and computer bricoleur. Michael van Eeden (NL) Representative
of Consortium member De Waag. Nico van Eijk (NL) Developer of plans for
strategic wireless broadcast media law. Arthur Elsenaar (NL) Innovator in
the field of radio, analogue/digital and human machine interfaces. Karel
Fassotte (NL) Representative of WorldCom. Jaanis Garancs (LV) Representative
of Consortium member E-Lab. Rop Gonggrijp (NL) Founder of XS4ALL and
cryptography expert. Peter Hagdahl (SE) Representative of Consortium member
CRAC. Borja Jelic (SI) of PACT Systems, radio/computer technician and
cryptography expert. Dmytrik Kleiner (CDN) Pirate radio &amp; netcasting wizard
of IDIO-AUDIO infamy. Sergiy Kuchma (UA) Secure speech communication, speech
coding. Kees Mulder (NL) Packet Radio and computer bricoleur. Marko Peljhan
(SI) of PACT Systems, short-wave radio strategist. Sinisa Rogic (YU)
Representative of Consortium member CyberRex. Remko Scha (NL) Innovator in
the field of sound and radio. Raitis Smits (LV) Representative of Consortium
member E-Lab. James Stevens (UK) Representative of Consortium member
Backspace. Patrik Tschudin (CH) Packet Radio over short-wave (HF) and VHF.
Will Waites (CDN) TAO-affiliated GNU-coder and network protocol specialist.

Prospective members of the Consortium include:
Backspace, London. C3 - Centre for Culture and Communication, Budapest. CRAC
- Creative Room for Art and Computing, Stockholm. CyberRex, Belgrade. E-Lab,
Riga. Ljudmila - Ljubljana Digital Media Lab, Ljubljana. Public Netbase,
Vienna. V2_Organisation - Institute for the Unstable Media, Rotterdam. De
Waag - Society for Old and New Media, Amsterdam.

If you are interested in participating in the workshop, please contact
Andreas Broeckmann &lt;abroeck {AT} v2.nl&gt;.

Next Cyberfeminist International
================================
De Unie, Rotterdam, Monday 8th - Thursday 11th March '99
More info at: obn {AT} ipr.nl

Monday, March 8
14.00: opening event of the next Cyberfeminist International
With: An introductory discussion by Old Boys Network members
Nat Muller: Cyberfeminists and Activism
Mare Tralla (Estonia/UK) and Pam Skelton (UK): Private Views: Space
Recognised in Contemporary Art from Estonia and Britain
Yvonne Volkart: Art strategies in the New World Order
Helene von Oldenburg: SpiderBug. Browsing the Brain

Tuesday, March 9
Hacking as method and metaphor
With: Cornelia Sollfrank, Barbara Thoens/ Rena Tangens, Stephanie Wehner,
Corrine Petrus/Marieke
17:00: open discussion: "women and hacking" with statements from all
speakers of the day

Wednesday, March 10
'Split bodies and fluid gender: the cutting edge of information technology
-- (between scientific and artistic visions)'
With: Claudia Reiche: Bio(r)Evolution® - On the Contemporary
Military-Medical Complex
Maren Hartmann: The Cyberflaneuse

Thursday, March 11
Feminist Activism/Resistance/Intervention/Globalism
With: Feminism, Difference, and Global Capital (Maria Fernandez and Faith
Wilding in conversation)
Ursula Biemann: &lt;performing the border&gt;
Rasa Smite: net.audio: enlivening the space
Caroline Bassett: A Manifesto Against Manifestos

FINANCIAL SUPPORT
---------------
HGIS, Program for international cultural relations of the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Education, Culture &amp; Science of The
Netherlands; Backbone; Mondriaan Foundation; Thuiskopiefonds; Apex Fund;
Amsterdam Fund for the Arts; Press Now; Salto

TICKET PRICES
-------------
A. Passe partout / Dfl.65,-
- for all day, evening and night programmes at De Balie and Paradiso

B. Day tickets / Dfl.25,-
- for De Balie and Paradiso
- evening and night programmes included

C. Evening and night programmes:
Friday Dfl.20,-      (How Low Can You Go Show/VIP-night)
Saturday Dfl.20,-  (Poetry &amp; Motion/Noodlanding-dance night)
Sunday Dfl.15,-    (Cinema Digitaal/Club Nu)

D. De Balie screening tickets / Dfl.10,-

-----------------------

| Gerbrand Oudenaarden, Producer
| The Next 5 Minutes 3 - Tactical Media
| March 12-13-14, 1999, Amsterdam.
| Kleine Gartmanplatsoen 10, 1017 RR Amsterdam, NL
| phone: +31-20-5535188, fax +31-20-5535194
| <a href="http://www.n5m.org/">http://www.n5m.org</a>

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