Participating in Interactivos? at Medialab Prado, Madrid, Spain:
Interactivos?'08 - Vision Play: Selected Projects and Papers
Selected papers to be presented at the seminar and projects to be developed at the workshop Interactivos?'08 - Vision Play (May 30 - 14 June 2008).
Papers
* Cuadrats 40 anos despues - Domingo Sarrey Quadrats
* The Camera and The Perspective, as Tool and Metaphor - Nadine Wanono
* The Visual Web: Where Semantics meets Computer Vision - Manuel Sanchez-Gestido
* Caida del juego: lo inaparente en la imagen - Marta Morales
* Visiones barrocas: conocimiento e ilusion - Jose Ramon Marcaida
* Alchemy of Light - Ruth Sergel
* Demiurgos de la Luz (o de la caverna a la cultura VJ_proyecciones en tiempo real) - Carmen Gil Vrolijk
* The Bond of Repetition and Representation - Eduardo Navas
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Friday, May 09, 2008
Diary of a Star is part of an exhibition at the Netherlands Media Arts Institute:
*My [public] space* at the Netherlands Media Art Institute
May 24 - June 21, 2008
opening May 23, 5:00 p.m.
Netherlands Media Art Institute
Aram Bartholl, Hasan Elahi, Martijn Engelbregt, Kota Ezawa, Dora Garcia, Susan Hartig, Jill Magid, Eva and Franco Mattes a.k.a. **0100101110101101.ORG**, Eduardo Navas, Guy Ben-Ner, Marisa Olson
The exhibition 'My [public] space' is a follow-up to the exhibition 'Territorial Phantom'. In the previous exhibition the occupation of and claims to space by corporations, organizations or countries was central. My [public] space goes more deeply into the blurring of private and public information and spaces.
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*My [public] space* at the Netherlands Media Art Institute
May 24 - June 21, 2008
opening May 23, 5:00 p.m.
Netherlands Media Art Institute
Aram Bartholl, Hasan Elahi, Martijn Engelbregt, Kota Ezawa, Dora Garcia, Susan Hartig, Jill Magid, Eva and Franco Mattes a.k.a. **0100101110101101.ORG**, Eduardo Navas, Guy Ben-Ner, Marisa Olson
The exhibition 'My [public] space' is a follow-up to the exhibition 'Territorial Phantom'. In the previous exhibition the occupation of and claims to space by corporations, organizations or countries was central. My [public] space goes more deeply into the blurring of private and public information and spaces.
[...]