DIGICULT- DIGITAL ART AND ELECTRONIC CULTURE
International emag and website of digital art and electronic culture Topics covered include;
Art+science | Artificial Intelligence | Audiovideo | Audiovisual Design| Bioart | Clubbing | Connected Live Art | Design | Electronica | Experimental | Experimental Cinema | Free Software | Game Art | Generative Art | Graphic Design | Hack Art | Hacking | Hacktivism | Hyper Architecture | Live Media | Interaction Design | Live Cinema | Locative Media | Mmorpg | Net Art | Net Sex | Networking | New Media | New Media Market | Performing Art | P2p | Robotics | Software Art | Sound Art | Techno Theatre | Technology | Video Art | Video Clip | Video Theatre | Vjing | Wearables
http://www.digicult.it
SMALL WORLDS: THE ART OF THE INVISIBLE
An exhibition of the bizarre and the very small. Imagery, animation and poetry inspired by a collection of microscopic specimens at The Museum of the History of Science, Oxford. A collaboration between Heather Barnett & Will Holloway.
www.heatherbarnett.co.uk
www.willholloway.com
Admission is free.
Where: Museum of the History of Science, Broad Street, Oxford, OX1 3AZ, U. K.
When: Until Sunday 06 April, 2008
www.mhs.ox.ac.uk
NEW YORK – MAKING A HOME: JAPANESE CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS IN NEW YORK
The Japan Society presents the centennial exhibition “Making a Home: Japanese Contemporary Artists in New York”. As rich and diverse as the streets of New York City themselves, nearly 80 works by 33 influential artists fill 3 floors of the Society’s landmark building.
To celebrate the strong and historic cultural links between Japan and New York, Japan Society presents this large-scale group exhibition featuring the work of 33 contemporary Japanese artists who call New York City home, including Yoko Ono, Ushio Shinohara, Kunie Sugiura, Yuken Teruya, and Aya Uekawa.
Where: Japan Society Gallery in New York, United States
When: Until Sunday 13 January, 2008
http://www.japansociety.org/
TANK.TV PRESENTS THE WHOLE WORLD: CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
tank.tv is inviting submissions to its forthcoming show, The Whole World, curated by Ian White. The Whole World is a list of lists: a programme of artists’ film and video and an interactive online exhibition.
Viewers are invited to contribute to the programme selected by Ian White by uploading their own video list, be that an extract from an existing work or something made specially for the purpose, to compile a unique, exponential collection: an extraordinary list of lists, of the world as we know it.
Work will be selected to join the online exhibition as well as a rolling tank.tv programme on the CASZartscreen in Amsterdam.
Submissions will be accepted prior to, and throughout the exhibition online.
Submit work via the website or mail mini DV tapes and/or Quicktime files
to tank.tv
5th Floor, 49 – 50 Great Marlborough St
London, W1F 7JR, UK
http://tank.tv/siteinfo.htm
ALL STATES – REGIONAL ARTS AUSTRALIA NATIONAL CONFERENCE: ART AT THE HEART
Part conference, part festival – all art!
Art At The Heart sees artists, actors, academics, artsworkers, curators, filmmakers, musicians, performers, producers, students, volunteers, writers, all levels of government and the wider community gather in Alice Springs to discuss, celebrate and experience the arts and cultural achievements of regional Australia.
Proposals are being sought from artists and those who work in the arts for presentations, exhibitions, displays or performances. These proposals should include: a two-page brief outlining your idea, a budget and a one page curriculum vitae or biography of participants. You may submit photographs or DVDs to support your submission. Submissions will close on the 31st January, 2008.
The sixth biennial Regional Arts Australia national conference is presented by Regional Arts Australia and the Northern Territory Government through Arts NT, in collaboration with the host town of Alice Springs.
Proposals will be assessed by the Conference Management Committee of the 2008 Art at the Heart Regional Arts Australia National Conference.
For further information on the expression of interest or general enquiries please visit the art at the heart website or contact Kieren Sanderson, Conference Co-ordinator.
T: (08) 8951 1151
Email: kieren.sanderson@nt.gov.au
www.artattheheart.com.au
