FLOATING POINTS 2: NETWORKED ART IN PUBLIC SPACES
Pete Gomes and 38 North 118 West's Jeff Knowlton + Naomi Spellman

DATE & TIME: March 30, 2005; 7:00 p.m. (EST, US)

VENUE: Emerson College, Bill Bordy Theater, 216 Tremont Street, Boston
and streamed live at
http://institute.emerson.edu/floatingpoints/05/index.php

PETE GOMES' work fuses new technologies and cinema. His "Geocinema"
project utilizes Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and other devices to
explore what it means to be able to return to the exact location where a
film was made and how to utilize this 'unseen' information in the film.
Gomes is a freelance director and digital film lecturer at the
Architectural Association, London. He is also founder and director of
"Park Bench TV" and "mutantfilm."

38 NORTH 118 WEST focuses on site specific experimental works utilizing
digital media, computing, and internet resources, and explores inventive
ways to use GPS technology with rich cultural content. Jeff Knowlton is
an artist, musician, lecturer, programmer, and museum preparator. Naomi
Spellman is a transmedia artist and educator. Both teach at the
University of California, San Diego.

FLOATING POINTS is co-presented by Emerson College and New Radio and
Performing Arts, Inc. (NRPA), a New York-based organization that opened
an office in Boston in 2002. The series is made possible by Emerson
College and the LEF Foundation. For more information about the series
visit http://institute.emerson.edu/floatingpoints/05/index.php

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