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Posted Nov. 3 1996 20:00

Thaw 97: A Festival of Film, Video and Digital Media

F O C U S : THAW 97 is a festival of alternative film, video and
digitally-produced moving images. The festival was organized in the
spring of 1996 as a forum for the presentation of new experimental works
which have often been unrecognized, overlooked or refused by
conventional exhibition circuits.

Thaw ...

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Posted Nov. 1 1996 20:00

commons versus clubs

Re: cultural context of the electronic arts

I just caught up with the RHIZOME discussion raised by J M Cheddie on
the problem of "representation" at ISEA - cultural diversity …etc

This issue is fresh in my mind as I have just returned from a trip to
China. And among other ...

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Posted Nov. 1 1996 20:00

Stelarc in Manchester

Stelarc performs cyber/bodies @ Viewpoint Gallery, Salford, Manchester

23 November 7.30 pm
Tickets

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Posted Nov. 1 1996 20:00

a call for reviews

Not to abuse the RHIZOME system- but right after I sent the last email
on ISEA and the problem of representation/inclusion - I went to work on
Leonardo Digital Reviews which I edit. We publish reviews of books,
electronic publications, events and run them in Craig Harris's monthly
Leonardo Electronic ...

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Posted Oct. 31 1996 20:00

virtual human research

This is for the benefit of anyone interested in virtual humans research
who can get to the Virtual Heritage '96 conference in London in December
(12-13).

The high spot this year will be the unveiling of Nadia Thalmann's
celebrated project to bring virtual life to a group of the Chinese ...

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Posted Oct. 31 1996 20:00

digitising the object

You are invited to:

DIGITISING THE OBJECT. Panel debate

@ Cyberia on Oxford Road, Manchester
This Friday 7pm - 9pm

All welcome

Wine and talk

ADMISSION FREE

for more information : Lowena Faull mttp 0161 908 0532

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Posted Oct. 29 1996 20:00

DEMO of "Technophobia"

You are invited to a demo of "Technophobia" the interactive exhibition
on CD-ROM of cutting edge art using the new technology:

at Tower Video at 383 Lafayette Street, this Saturday November 2, from
1pm-6pm. (New York).

"The best stuff ever gathered! A clash of talents. The test of art
towards ...

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Posted Oct. 28 1996 20:00

Harvestworks announces LISTEN IN

Harvestworks, Digital Media Arts announces the Fall 1996 LISTEN IN
Series of Presentations on Art and Technology

PRESS RELEASE
Contact: Carol Parkinson 212-431-1130 x 12

Special Presentations of the Innovative use of Technology in the Arts
November-December 1996

In November and early December, Harvestworks will present LISTEN IN, a
lively ...

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Posted Oct. 28 1996 20:00

responding to Cheddie

In response to J.M. Cheddie's post "<a href="/cgi-local/query.cgi?action=grab_object&kt=kt0279">ISEA 96 and RHIZOME
E-MAIL</a>" [RHIZOME CONTENTBASE, 10.29.96], Lily Diaz wrote:

I was at ISEA 96 and I agree with you on issues related to the notable
absence of multi-cultural presence within ...

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Posted Oct. 28 1996 20:00

ISEA 96 and RHIZOME E-MAIL

Responding to Kenseth Armstead, J.M. Cheddie wrote:

You sent me an email regarding what I would like to see on RHIZOME
E-MAIL. Though I value the list for keeping me informed of current
events, there are a number of things that I would like to see which at
the ...

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Posted Oct. 28 1996 20:00

a review of the Hard Way

Reading through Mathew Ritchie's internet project, The Hard Way
(http://www.adaweb.com/influx/hardway/), is like reading through a piece
of contemporary mythology.

Yes, there are gods, elemental portraits, archetypes, allegories and the
like, yet it is a curious sort of mythology, one that uses myth as a
stylistic ...

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Posted Oct. 28 1996 20:00

Technophobia reviewed!

Technophobia, a new CD-ROM, manages to cover a real variety of
computer-based art by an international assortment of artists–from lush
"VR" graphics to ironic pop culture commentaries, from posing conceptual
or intellectual problems to exploring machine-body interactions. The
most successful of these were those which took into account the specific ...

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Posted Oct. 28 1996 20:00

On- and Off-line Art Exhibition

Hi, I invite everyone to visit our on- and off-line Art Exhibition.

Feedback and comments welcome.

Tripartite: made or existing between 3 parties.

www.composition.com/tripartite

AMY BASSIN
FARRELL BRICKHOUSE
JOYCE SIEGEL

November 11- December 6
9:00am - 6:00pm - everyday

Opening Reception: November 14, 1996 - 6:00 to ...

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Posted Oct. 27 1996 20:00

ISEA96 and colour

I read JM Cheddie's piece with much interest. It is a relief to see
someone expanding the debate around art and technology to one beyond the
technology itself, into a larger social context.

Cheddie wrote:

"The Displaced Data (J.M. Cheddie, Roshini Kempadoo, Keith Piper, Derek
Richards) an evolving organisation ...

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Posted Oct. 27 1996 20:00

Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum opened

On Thursday, October 24th, the Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum (HNF) was
opened in Paderborn, Germany – the largest museum for computers,
communications, and office technology worldwide. In the last months, I
worked as a freelancer for the HNF, mainly responsible for the Hacker
exhibition.

The Hacker exhibition is a tiny part ...

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Posted Oct. 25 1996 21:00

A Call to Beta-test MALICEPALACE

Enter the Malice Palace and experience virtual pain. Set in San
Francisco 2001, this Palace is my 1st step toward creating a multimedia
& multiuser environment.

Come be annoyed by robots with artificial unintelligence and abusive
simulations.

It is about to launch to the world via HotWired who is THANKFULLY ...

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