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App goes art//Art goes App contest by ZKM: 10,000 Euro
An idea many of us have talked about over the last few years, for example at the Mobile Art&&Code event, and the Mobile Music Workshops, is now happening in Germany: The ZKM (Center for Art and Media, Karlsruhe) collaborates with a few partners to present the International AppArtAward 2011. They “select the best works of art in app format that have advanced to artistic applications and/or have distinguished themselves as technically outstanding software solutions.” I’m hoping that we’ll see many sound and music apps in this contest!
They encourage applications from “software developers and artists, as well as all fans of app with creative and innovative applications”. The deadline is The submission deadline is Read the rest of this entry »
Call: Exhibition of Sonic Interaction Design at NIME/Norwegian Museum of Science, Technology & Medicine in Summer 2011
I’m involved with a very exciting new exhibition on Sonic Interaction Design and would lie to invite all my readers to submit their relevant work (deadline is 5th November 2010!). The event will take place at the Norwegian Museum of Science, Technology & Medicine in Oslo in Summer 2011, in collaboration with NIME 2011 (New Interfaces for Musical Expression). All relevant information is at http://www.cost-sid.org/wiki/SIDExhibitionSummer2011 and some of it below:
Call for Works
*Deadline: 5 November 2010 (22:00 CET)*
In connection with NIME 2011 (New Interfaces for Musical Expression) an exhibition on sonic interaction design will be curated in collaboration with the EU COST IC0601 Action on Sonic Interaction Design (SID). For the exhibition we are looking for works using sonic interaction within arts, music and design as well as examples of sonification for research and artistic purposes. The exhibition will take place Read the rest of this entry »
Festival: CITY SONIC in Belgium
This festival called City Sonic sounds interesting. It takes place 27 August to 12 September 2010 in Mons (Belgium).
Their website reads:
The 8th edition of the sound art festival CITY SONIC, organised by TRANSCULTURES, is scheduled from August 27 to September 12 in Mons (Belgium), with a circuit of sonic/interdisciplinary art works in the centre of the city. From the 3rd to the 18thof September at ISELP (Insitute of research for visual arts) in Brussels with the exhibition Sonopoetics (from word to image, from poetry to sound).
City Sonic was Read the rest of this entry »
‘Mobile Media and Interactive Arts’ at Carnegie Mellon University 6-8 Nov 09
Golan Levin is organising an event dedicated to ‘Mobile Media and Interactive Arts’ at Carnegie Mellon University from the 6th to the 8th of November. Many presenters and organisers of the Mobile Music Workshops will be there, including Lalya Gaye, Teri Rueb, Jürgen Scheible, and myself. The other presenters have also used sound and music in their works, or have other really exciting mobile media work, and I’m really looking forward to all their presentations and hands-on workshops. Check out the website and I hope to see many of you there! I’ll present a paper “Towards a history of mobile phone arts”, that will (of course) have a sonic and musical focus, while looking at the bigger picture of a decade of mobile phone art, and pointing out some historic framework that suggests even a century of mobile phone arts – kind of…we will see.
The event website announces:
ART && CODE is an event series and online community dedicated to the democratization of computer programming for artists, young people, and the rest Read the rest of this entry »
Pictures from the Sound – Space – Network Panel at ISEA2009
I uploaded some images from the panel and ISEA09. We had a great discussion – thank you to the organisers, other panelists and the audience!
If the link behind the above photo doesn’t work try (thank you Ralph for the error msg!), its http://www.flickr.com/photos/49689042@N00/sets/72157622091996497/
The Panel Discussion ‘Sound-Space-Network’ at ISEA2009 was presented by The Audio Cultures Seminar in GradCam and curated by Rachel O’Dwyer. It took place on Monday 31 August 2009 at the Broadcast gallery, DIT, Portland row, Dublin.
www.gradcam.ie/speaking_matters/audio_broadcast.php
Panelists: Read the rest of this entry »
Sound-Space-Network Panel at ISEA, Monday 31 August
From the ISEA announcement:, hope to see you there:
Panel Discussion ‘Sound-Space-Network’
presented by The Audio Cultures Seminar in GradCam
Curated by Rachel O’Dwyer
Monday 31 August 2009: Panel Discussion: 11.00am – 1pm
Broadcast gallery, DIT, Portland row, Dublin.
Exhibition open to public 11am-5pm, 28th, 29th, 30th, and 31st August
What role does sound play in the informational society, as a strategy to convey information, produce experiences of place, and illicit new interpersonal behaviours? As part of the International Symposium for Electronic Arts, the Audio Cultures seminar at the Graduate School for Creative Arts in association with Broadcast Gallery, DIT, present a short exhibition and panel discussion around the themes of urban space, sound, and networks. In response to the ISEA theme of Engaged creativity in mobile environments, this exhibition explores the relationship between sound and the networked city, through site-specific audio installation and interactive media work. Those participating include Florian Hollerweger (Au), Matt Green (UK), Sarah Dunne (Ire), Tim Redfern (Ire) and Sharon Phelan (Ire).
As an intrinsic part of the exhibition a panel discussion will take place on Monday 31stSeptember and will address themes related to the exhibition and the symposium in general. The panelists include Tapio Makela, University of Salford, Frauke Behrendt, University of Sussex, Pedro Rebelo, Sonic Arts Research Centre, QUB, and Nigel Helyer, Industry Research Partner at Audio Nomad. Participants in the exhibition and Panel discussion will reflect on the potential of sound, as Read the rest of this entry »
Call: Exploits in the Wireless City. 25th Nov Deadline
In addition to the stipend call, there is an open call for the radiator festival:
www.radiator-festival.org
RADIATOR - CALL FOR ARTISTS
Festival | Symposium
Nottingham 13 – 18 Jan 2009
EXPLOITS IN THE WIRELESS CITY
OPEN CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS Deadline 25th Nov 2008
Since the abundant proliferation of digital communication technology, our (living) space has been expanded, transformed, reshaped. In our everyday lives we increasingly connect to mediated interfaces, be it consciously or without knowing. Digital media is increasingly integrated seamlessly into all areas of everyday life and work. The so-called “virtual worlds” created in this way are merging ever more dynamically with our physical environment generating new hybrid spaces, becoming a fixed part of our reality themselves.
Our cities are increasingly pervaded by data networks, watched over by cameras, skinned by media facades, populated by users of mobile communication devices carried around with every step. “City” itself has become a media space, a complex Read the rest of this entry »
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