Chasers!
VideoBass mashup of Dr No meets 0SS-117 with Atau Tanaka playing iphones and his Modsquad patch
Angie ENG/Cécile LACOMBE on Videobass
(no we don't play music we play video on our VIDEObasses!)
Saturday, 20 October 8:30
Soirée IRL Centre Mercoeur
4 rue Mercoeur 75011 Paris M° Voltaire
the line up:
8:30 entartete elektronische
9:30 Erik Parr
10:30 Chasers (Angie Eng, Cécile Lacombe) with Atau Tanaka
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openFrameworks is an open source C++ toolkit for creative coding. This workshop, led by core members of the OF team, is focused on Mobile Apps development for Android and iOS.
Workshop: 1-4 November 2012
10:00 - 18:00
Workshop Fee: 140€
Max. 15 participants
Course in English! (oral understanding necessary)
Registration: via the online form
Location: iMAL
30 Koolmijnenkaai - quai des Charbonnages
1080 Brussels, BE
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openFrameworks...
incite/ live @ Pluto Festival
World Premiere of new live-set "holistic glue"
Sat. October 27th
Pluto Festival Opwijk, Belgium (close to Brussels)
@ Nijdrop - doors 20:00, incite/ on stage at midnight
We're looking forward to the performances of Videojack, Pleq, Hecq, Architect and many more!!
http://pluto-festival.be/#home
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The first International Digital Arts Biennial began in April 2012 in various locations around Montreal including the Museum of Fine Arts, the Contemporary Art Museum, the DHC and the SAT. Alain Thibault, its founder, is also the artistic director of the Elektra Festival and the instigator of the International Digital Art Market. In May, the Syncretic Transcodings symposium organised by Hexagram CIAM was added to the events taking place in Montreal. Here is a review of some of the highlights.&n...
Inauguration of the first Brussels-based creative digital Fabrication Laboratory
Inauguration: Friday 14 September: 15:00
With Christos Doulkeridis, Minister-President of the French-speaking brussels government (COCOF)
Open doors (Design September):
Friday 14 September: 18:00 - 21:00
Saturday 15 September: 11:00 - 18:00
Free entrance !
Location: iMAL
34 Koolmijnenkaai - quai des Charbonnages
1080 Brussels, BE
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iMAL inaugurates its FabLab, the first dig...
X Media Lab, taking place in Basel from September 14th to 16th, creates a meeting place to assist companies and people in getting their own creative ideas successfully to market, through concept development, business matching, and direct access to world-class networks of creative professionals.
Through conference & workshops, creative people can meet international experts on "participative culture" thema.
Malo Girod de l'Ain, co-founder of Digitalarti, will ...
Walls of “intelligent” aluminum flowers, digital plants that light up and react to passers-by, “wired” clothing… The works of Dutch artist Daan Roosegaarde convey a strange synergy between technology and humanity, with a backdrop of organic architectural poetry. Interview with the creator.
Daan, your tactile and high-tech projects initiate interesting encounters between the city, nature and people—in particular the Dune series, which you first developed in...
Le Fresnoy, or the National Studio of Contemporary Arts, is structured around a school directed by an artist, Alain Fleischer, who invites others to train still others. This year, the curator of the exhibition, Benjamin Weil, whose international experience is well known, took up the challenge of revealing a common meaning in more than fifty artistic proposals ranging from performance to film through installations and apparatus.
Warding off bad luck
It is said of ships that, “if they ha...
STROLLING THROUGH NEW YORK CITY’S DIGITAL ARTS
In the digital age, everything is fusion: art and media, technology and gaming, experiences and spaces, installations and urban architecture. Take a digitally artistic, historical and geographical stroll through New York City to see the sparks.
(All the places are located on a map at the end of the article)
Let’s start from the beginning of the history of “technological arts”: the moving image. Established in Queens in ...
INTERVIEW WITH TEHOS
Why did you choose art to express yourself?
This is a natural way to express my thoughts and my feelings. The field is wider (I think) with speech, limited by the words, certain emotions have difficulty beings transcribed language, it’s easier for me with pictures, with a mink.
Since when do you paint?
Since forever, but it is 40 years since I decided to stop everything and devote myself fully, I did not want to risk getting to the end of my life telling me t...
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EDITORIAL
CONNECTED BODIES, AUGMENTED BY THE SUN
This summer, you have several options to give your body a makeover: run it through the beachside skate parks on the U.S. West Coast, sublimate it into an online avatar, or implant it with various devices (robotics, chips, etc.) in order to increase its potential. T...
BodyControlled #4 - Bio Interfacing
Opening: Friday, 13.07.2012, 20.00
Open Stage: 14.07.-15.07., 18-21.00
with Performances and Installations by
Marco Donnarumma (UK), Claudia Robles Angel (CO) and Peter Kirn (US)
Keynote by Pedro Lopes (PT, Hasso-Plattner-Institute, Potsdam)
BodyControlled #4 Facebook event:
http://www.facebook.com/events/380593118656982/
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It is not novel for multimedia performances to have a strong corpo...
When the architecture world was still using 2D and 3D animation techniquesto represent their projects, Pierre Schneider and François Wunschel were busy reappropriating them for design and analysis, until the moving image itself became their sculptable raw material.
Coming from a generation for whom associating ephemeral with perennial is no longer a paradox, these two ex-members of the collective eXYZt—E for energy, T for time—have hardcoded into their DNA the immersi...
At ZKM in Karlsruhe, the exhibition The Global Contemporary recently analysed the effects of globalisation on the world of art while that of the Media Museum, entitled Digital Art Works, addressed the conservation of digital works. The Transmediale Festival in Berlin meanwhile just celebrated its twenty-fifth year of existence with the exhibition in/compatible. Last but not least, Bartholl exhibited at the Dam Gallery and Ryoji Ikeda at the Hamburger Bahnhof.
Art and financ...
Geneva and Paris are now linked by a high-voltage acousmatic cable. The Présences électronique festival, created in 2005 by Christian Zanési, artistic director of Groupe de Recherches Musicales (GRM), has been resonating in Geneva since 2010 thanks to Jérôme Soudan, an artist known as Mimetic and co-curator of the Electron festival. These two conveyors of sound ideas engage in friendly crosstalk.
How did this experience of bringing Paris and Geneva closer tog...
It would be misleading to try to describe Don Foresta’s career in so little space, as the itinerary of this American diplomat, who has become one of the major artist researchers of the international art world, is a relentless series of connections throughout the world, the arts and the sciences.
Indeed, it would be misleading to tell the story of Don, this young man who arrived in Paris in June 1971 to assume the position of cultural advisor at the American Embassy. Fortunately for us, ...
Adelin Schweitzer, an artist from Marseille, is currently collaborating with art centres such as the Zinc / Friche Belle de Mai or Seconde Nature in Aix. Since 2008, the greater part of his work has been devoted to principles of augmented reality, especially through the evolving project named A-Reality, whose upgraded version was presented only last October in Dresden.
Since his early devices, including VidéoPuncher 1.3, (presented a few years ago at the ARCO biennial of contemporary a...
With two galleries, two exhibitions and four installations, French artist-researcher Samuel Bianchini pursues his experiments with viewers at work, exploring and challenging our senses.
Bianchini surprised us in Rennes by exhibiting the result of an original collaboration with two Breton university departments. By “refurbishing” three of his interactive works at a gallery in Paris (2), the young artist is claiming his place in an art market wary of technology and interactivity. Th...
When in December, the Carpenters Workshop Gallery based in London opened its doors on Rue de la Verrerie in Paris, in one of the oldest, most prestigious French art galleries, it dedicated a months-long solo exhibition to the designer Robert Stadler and conspicuously placed among objects with more explicit functions Mathieu Lehanneur’s mysterious piece Demain est un autre jour (Tomorrow is another day).
The designers took different paths following their training in industrial design at ...
The Dutch artist and researcher Edwin van der Heide explores the combinatory fields of sound, light and spatiality. His interactive approach often places the viewer at the heart of his work to actively explore installations whose dimensions are just as voluminous as they are volumetric. Interview with the artist.
Edwin, your new piece, Sound Modulated Light 3, will be presented from March to August at the ZKM in Karlsruhe. It’s the latest in a series of works that was initiated a few ye...
