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Posted Nov. 13 2000 20:00

Gene Spill - Exhibition invitation

GENE SPILL

16 November - 2 December 2000

Opening night:
6-8pm Thursday November 16th

IMPERIAL SLACKS GALLERY
Level 2
111 Campbell St
Surry Hills
Sydney NSW 2110

Gallery hours 12-6pm (Wed-Fri), 11-5pm (Sat)

Gene Spill is a group exhibition involving the artists:

Stephen Birch
Bronia Iwanczak
Isobel Johnston
Michelle Nikou
Suzanne ...

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Posted Nov. 13 2000 20:00

Open Letter to ArtByte

The Institute for Applied Autonomy (IAA) was rather surprised last week
to find ourselves criticized in the pages of ArtByte for an event that
never took place. In a piece entitled "Scritti Politti," an anonymous
writer reported that our GraffitiWriter robot was "set loose on Austrian
television during an ...

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Posted Nov. 13 2000 20:00

Interview with Alan Dunning

[Alan Dunning is one half of the ambitious Einstein's Brain
Project along with Paul Woodrow. He has been teaching at the
Alberta College of Art and Design in Calgary, Canada for over
twenty years and has shown extensively internationally. The
Einstein project has received wide critical attention and has
been ...

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Posted Nov. 13 2000 20:00

Portables

Call for Information regarding artist's projects that use:
Pagers, cell-phones, palms, or portables in their work.

Film festivals for your Sony hand-held?
Novels for your cell-phone?
Net.art for your Palm?

There have been many interesting projects in the last few years dealing
with portable technologies. Most of these projects ...

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Posted Nov. 12 2000 20:00

P e e p Radio

Peep Radio at www.peep.dk is an internet radio channel organised by the
artist Rosan Bosch. It is a website with sound only. Artists of 14
different nationalities have worked with radio as a contemporary
art-form.

Is it possible to communicate without prejudice?

The idea for this radio channel ...

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Posted Nov. 6 2000 20:00

Interview with Frederic Madre

"Spam is a controversial term, and it conveys a lot of negative
aspects. That is why I chose it."

Frederic Madre is one of those names one almost immediately associates
with trouble. Yet, like with most net.rebels, Madre is not half as
extreme as the discussions around his ...

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Posted Nov. 2 2000 20:00

Attraction/Distraction

More California Art Events:

dear rhizome,

Always wondered what Alex looks like? Wanted to travel to CA, but
forgot to book your ticket? You can still join us on the web.

Alex and I will speak along with Rebecca Allen, Red Burns, Geoff Kaplan,
Char Davies, Gillian Crampton Smith, Paul ...

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Posted Oct. 24 2000 21:00

Eulogy for the Utopian Dream of the Net

The Universal Page has, finally, put to rest the Utopian Dream of a
collectively-engaged, harmonious world united by the invisible impulses
of the Net. I am delivering my Eulogy to praise this noble effort, as
well as honor the past, that has brought to an end once and for all ...

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Posted Oct. 21 2000 21:00

Representation versus Telecommunication

["The Language of New Media" is a new book by Lev Manovich,
Rhizome regional editor and a frequent Rhizome contributor. The
book will appear from The MIT Press in the first part of 2001.
Rhizome is presenting selections from the book, including this
excerpt from Chapter 3, "The Operations." ...

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Posted Oct. 21 2000 21:00

Telemusic

TELEMUSIC #1 - Premiere performance
Randall Packer and Steve Bradley

Presented by the Sonic Circuits International Electronic Music Festival,
Leonardo Electronic Almanac and the Walker Art Center

Friday, November 3, 8-11 pm
Live from the Landmark Center, St. Paul, Minnesota

+ + +

TELEMUSIC #1
Networked Live Performance

With Telemusic #1, the demarcation between ...

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Posted Oct. 20 2000 21:00

Sunset project

Sunset is a global internet art project by Icelandic artist Pall Thayer.
The idea is to show how the internet has reduced the world in which we
live. Thanks to the internet, we can now enjoy a live sunset at whatever
time of the day suits us best. But of ...

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Posted Oct. 18 2000 21:00

Website Unseen #44--Homepage for the Haphazard

MTAA are pleased to announce the launch of the latest Website Unseen
Title "#44: Homepage for the Haphazard (AKA oopsdotcom)." please visit
MT Enterprises WorldWide http://www.mteww.com to view the artwork.
Follow the link in the Website Unseen section of the main page under the
"Titles ...

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Posted Oct. 18 2000 21:00

Media without an Audience

Note: This text is an expanded version of a talk given at the Banff
Centre for the Arts Interactive Screen 0.0 workshop (August 2000), and
the introduction to the -target.audience=0- panel at net.congestion -
International Festival of Streaming Media, in Amsterdam, October 2000.
The text will appear ...

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Posted Oct. 18 2000 21:00

Life 3.0

The Jury for the Life 3.0 Art and A-Life competition –Daniel Canogar,
Joe Faith, Machiko Kusahara, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Sally Jane Norman and
Nell Tenhaaf– reviewed 40 artworkss that utilise artificial life
concepts and techniques. These pieces were pre-selected from a group of
61 submissions received from 14 countries.

The ...

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Posted Oct. 10 2000 21:00

interview with Laurent Chambert

LAURENT CHAMBERT
Sur les c

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Posted Oct. 3 2000 21:00

ART & TECH CONFERENCE

Fostering collaborations between the technology industry and artists

The Kitchen (New York City) and GroundZero (Palo Alto) present:
..art frontiers: partners in art and industry
Silicon Valley Art and Technology Conference

November 2 & 3, 2000
SRI (Stanford Research Institute) International
333 Ravenswood Avenue
Menlo Park, CA 94025

The Kitchen ...

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