Hope you will apply for this commission. Let me know if you have any
questions. And look forward to your participation.



Wayne Ashley

Programs Director and Curator

LMCC








January 26, 2005


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YORK
August 8 - 24, 2002
Courtesy of Eyebeam




Open Call / Applications due
February 20th


Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (LMCC) and Eyebeam announce a call for
artists to dream up work that engages the public in new ways through the
Social Sculpture Commission. From March - August 2005, this 6 month
commission provides digital production services at Eyebeam's studios
(including moving image / sound production, programming and systems design),
a production stipend of $20,000 and implementation support from LMCC.


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About Social Sculpture


Joseph Beuys coined the phrase in the 70's to describe a genre of socially
engaged, interdisciplinary, artistic actions where people are collaborators
and art works are environments or sets of rules. The commissioned project
can take a variety of forms, including gaming, tactical media, network,
interactive installation, moving image or conceptual projects that blur
traditional boundaries between production, education, performance and
exhibition.


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About Eyebeam


Eyebeam center for art and technology supports the development, creation and
presentation of new forms of innovative cultural production. Founded in
1996, Eyebeam is dedicated to exposing broad and diverse audiences to new
technologies and media arts, while simultaneously establishing and
demonstrating new media as a significant genre. Eyebeam is located at 540 W
21st Street (between 10th and 11th Avenues). For more information on
Eyebeam, please visit <http://www.eyebeam.org> www.eyebeam.org

WE LOVE NEW YORK: Mapping Manhattan with Artists and Activists was a
three-week long series of events, workshops and an exhibition including an
80-foot long map of Manhattan by Sumant Jayakrishnan and the Institute for
Applied Autonomy, a 3D model of the skyline by John Klima, computer kiosks
with interactive mapping tools by Community Cartography, the City of Memory
project by Jake Barton, and a wall of GIS maps illustrating social and
economic trends by C-Map and others.. [
<http://eyebeam.org/engage/exhibitions/weLoveNY_exh.html> more on this
project]






This project is a part of LMCC's <http://www.lmcc.net/ddf> Downtown Digital
Futures.
Thank you to the S
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