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  • Prix ARS Electronica 2012 :: International Competition for #CyberArts #geekgirl

    Call for Entries closes 2 March 2012 :: Register Online to Enter
    Since 1987, the Prix Ars Electronica has served as an interdisciplinary platform for everyone who uses the computer as a universal medium for implementing and designing their creative projects at the interface of art, technology and society. Prix ARS Electronica 2012 is calling for entries in the following catagories: Computer Animation / Film / VFX; Interactive Art; Digital Musics & Sound Art; Hybrid Art; Digital Communities; a youth catagory – u19–Create Your World and [the next idea] voestalpine Art and Technology Grant.   The competition is organised by the Ars Electronica Linz GmbH and ORF’s Upper Austria Regional Studio in collaboration with the OK Center for Contemporary Art and the Brucknerhaus Linz, and the prizes will be awarded during the Ars Electronica Festival held in Linz, Austria from 30 August – 3 September 2012.
    http://www.aec.at

  • Santa Fe International New Media Festival – Call for Sumissions #currents2012 #arts #geekgirl

    Santa Fe International New Media Festival_ _22 June – 8 July 2012 :: Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA :

    Call for Sumissions Submissions due 1 February 2012. Digital Dome submissions due 2 March 2012

    The 3rd Annual Santa Fe International New Media Art Festival will explore the role of technology and the diverse applicaiotns of New Media in the arts. The Festival will be held in venues throughout Santa Fe including the digital dome facility at the Institute for American Indian Arts. #currents 2012 will also offer panel discussions and workshops and multimedia performances. Submission categories include single channel video, video and sound installations, interative new media, animation, computer/software modulated sculpture, multimedia performance, experimental or interactive documentary video, digital dome projection, art-gaming and web-art. http://www.currentsnewmedia.org/submissionguidel.html

  • Experimenta collaborates with Signal and Melbourne #Jazz Festival to bring Young Urban #Mesh Workhouse

    If Melbourne were a work of art, what would it be? A graffiti-covered wall, or video installation? Or maybe a free-form saxophone solo? To capture the textures, sounds and shapes that make up Melbourne, SIGNAL is hosting the Urban Mesh Workhouse, bringing together artists and young urbanites to mesh their creativity. Actors, architects, animators – the workhouse will feature leading artists from different fields in six three-day sessions running from April to September as part of a collaborative project with the Melbourne [Jazz Festival] and [ Experimenta]. Young people are invited to drop in for a single session, or come back for all six, to make your mark on the final work, to be exhibited as the Urban Mesh Manifestation. Check out [SIGNAL] for details on all workhouse sessions and a list of artists participating inthe 6 sessions including Experimenta Utopia Now artist Rowan McNaught and Experimenta Commissioned artists Isobel Knowles and Jesse Stevens.

    All Workhouse sessions run Friday 6 – 9pm, Saturday & Sunday 11am -  4pm

    Check out the websites for more details!

  • You were in my Dream – online interactive artwork #geekgirl

    You were in my Dream – online interactive artwork

    You Were In My Dream is an online interactive artwork that invites you to leap and cavort with some crazy characters in a bizarre ‘choose-your-own-adventure’ animation. Turn on your webcam for some seriously hysterical identity theft!

    Work by Isobel Knowles and Van Sowerwine

  • Aussiecon 4: World Convention of Science Fiction & Fantasy #Melbourne #geekgirl

    Entries close: August
    Screenings: September 2-6
    www.aussiecon4.org.au

    Aussiecon 4 is the 68th world convention of science fiction and fantasy. This event will be held in Melbourne in early-September and will host 1,500 authors, artists, filmmakers and fans of sci-fi, fantasy and horror from around the world. The organisers are looking to put together a program of Australian sci-fi, fantasy, horror and animated films from the past 5 years.

    More Info: fanboy@gmail.com

  • Free digital media workshop with UK artist – Robin McNicholas, 30th June & 1st July, #Melbourne

    Join UK digital media artist Robin McNicholas in a workshop on making moving images through craft techniques and digital media. The workshop will explore alternative ways of making images using unusual and everyday materials. Young artists, designers, musicians or performers interested in digital media, animation or music video production are invited to participate. The workshop is free, eligible participants must have a Healthcare card, not be in full-time study and be aged between 16–28.

    Two day workshop 12–3pm on Wednesday 30th June and Thursday 1 July.

    Robin McNicholas is a UK based artist and member of Flat-e, www.flat-e.com. Supported by the British Council in partnership with
    Jesuit Social Services, Artful Dodgers Studios.

    Numbers are limited, please contact Artful Dodgers studios to book in, or for more information.
    T: 03 9415 8700
    E: forest.keegel@jss.org.au
    W: www.Artfuldodgers.tv
    Artful Dodgers studios, 1 Langridge Street,
    Collingwood, Melbourne 3066.

  • 10 transforming youths by Philip Brophy #Melbourne #signal

    10 transforming youths

    Commissioned as part of City of Melbourne’s Public Art Program this four screen graphic animation was conceived as the inaugural screen based Signal artwork. Active at night, the work marks and transforms the site by presenting a poetic and elegiac panorama of youth portraiture. The effect is in stark contrast to the city’s mediascape saturated with images of youth as portrayed through corporate marketing.

    This commission evidences Brophy’s conceptual concerns with contemporary media expressed through a sharp pop sensibility.

    Screening: 3 June to 18 July, visible after dark
    Artist Talk: Thursday 17 June, 6 – 7.30pm
    Practical Demonstration: Saturday 26 June, 4– 6pm

    Both events are free but RSVP essential as places limited, bookings via signal@melbourne.vic.gov.au

  • Mary and Max: The Exhibition #ACMI #Melbourne

    Adam Elliot, in collaboration with the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) and Melodrama Pictures, has developed a unique exhibition featuring the plasticine world of ‘Mary and Max’. From the manicured lawns of Mount Waverley to the New York City skyline, ‘Mary and Max: The Exhibition’ is an exclusive behind-the-scenes opportunity to see Adam Elliot’s wonderful creations up close.
    Opens 2nd March til Sunday, June 6, 2010 at 6:00pm

    Free & open daily.

    For further details, check out www.acmi.net.au/exhib_mary_max.aspx

  • South Park Season 13 Whale Whores

    Preview – it’s the Japanese!

    Things turn bloody when the Japanese attack the Denver aquarium!

    Ok, you’re right it is South Park highlighting the issue of dolphin slaughter in Japan – watch.

    PS. Save Japan’s dolphins.

  • Dancehouse presents Open Season

    A season of multi-artform performances.

    17 – 20 September, 2009

    Curated by Dancehouse Artistic Director David Tyndall, Open Season brings together a four-day showcase of eight unique works by established and emerging Melbourne contemporary artists.

    In June this year Dancehouse called for expressions of interest from artists of all disciplines – dancers, choreographers, writers, performance artists, musicians, animators or anything in between – for the opportunity to present their works as part of Open Season.

    Eight distinctive and intriguing works have been selected and incorporated into two different programs running for two days each – Program A and Program B. Audiences will be treated to solo performers and groups, dance, 3D clay animation, wall paintings, physics, the sounds of birds, improvisation, paper bags, video projections, memories and of course, buckets.

    Visit www.dancehouse.com.au