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Your Boston Cyberarts Festival experience
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Nick Montfort Aug. 29, 2008.
Digital Literature at the 2009 Festival
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my friend David just shared the amazing exhibit collateral from this exhibit with me ... amazing work
La Vitrine’s installation in Montreal is North America’s “first permanent interactive giant exterior LED wall.” Created by Moment Factory, it is an example of what they call "Entertailment" meaning Entertainment plus Retail.
Locative Cinema Commission at 01SJ Biennial
July 8, 2009 to August 3, 2009
The Banff New Media Institute, ZER01, and Sundance Institute Announce the Locative Cinema Commission
http://zero1.org/press/releases/banff-zero1-sundance
The time frame for applications is short - due August 3 - but the opportunity for a funded re…
The “First Mondays” reception for Children of Arcadia at the Cambridge Arts Council during the 2009 Boston Cyberarts Festival
I wish they should us more about each piece, but they are all interesting and great choices.
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- About Me:
- I am the director of Boston Cyberarts and an independent curator of new media. In October of this year my exhibition of six artists exploring interactive installation, Act React will open at the Milwaukee Art Museum. For thirteen years until 2006, I was curator of new media at the DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park in Lincoln, MA. I am also adjunct faculty at Rhode Island of Design’s graduate Digital Media program and the Massachusetts College of Art and Design where I teach on art and interactivity. I was executive co-producer for The Electronic Canvas, a hour-long documentary on the history of the media arts that aired on PBS in 2000 and I write on a variety of media, technology and art topics for numerous publications.
My interests in new media are varied. I have explored and curated exhibitions on digital sculpture, interactive installations, issues of digital identity and the history of art and technology. But I am pleased that the Cyberarts Festival explores other intersections between art and technology including electronic music, digital literature and dance and technology.
In 2006, the International Association of Art Critics (AICA) Boston Chapter honored me with the First Annual Special Award for Distinguished Contribution to the Boston Arts Community. In 2007, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts honored the Boston Cyberarts Festival with the Commonwealth Award by in the category of Creative Economy.
- Why do you want to join the Boston Cyberarts network?
- It is my hope that the Boston Cyberarts network will be a place to engage in interesting conversations concerning all manner of artists working in new technologies and the presentation and performance of that art. From these conversations I hope to shape the Boston Cyberarts Festival to reflect the most interesting and cutting edge work in this varied field.
- Do you have a website?
- http://www.bostoncyberarts.org
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Act React exhibition at the Milwaukee Art Museum
Here is the description of the exhibition, Act React, I'm curating for the Milwaukee Art Museum. It will be open from October 4, 2008 to January 11, 2009.
Act React explores a growing body of installation art where the interactivity involved is intuitive, non-technical and performed with the entire body of the viewer. Unlike earlier interactive installations that asked viewers to use a mouse and keyboard or other mechanical device to control it, these installations ask only that t… Continue
Act React explores a growing body of installation art where the interactivity involved is intuitive, non-technical and performed with the entire body of the viewer. Unlike earlier interactive installations that asked viewers to use a mouse and keyboard or other mechanical device to control it, these installations ask only that t… Continue
Posted on May 31, 2008 at 11:07am —
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 1:52pm on June 30, 2009,
Agus Nur Amal said…
- hai George, do you thing the garbages, or things, or tool what we use everyday also have a story ?
- At 9:57am on November 12, 2008,
Lily & Honglei (杨熙瑛, 李宏磊） said… - Hi George,
Thanks for your response supporting our upcoming new media exhibition at UMass Dartmouth. We're very excited to be part of Cyberarts in Spring, 2009! Faculty members are working together on the exhibition details, we'll soon send you the information.
Besides, both of us are in the process of launching a new platform promoting net-art projects, connecting artists in this field by exhibiting in Beijing, New York City and Boston. The program is sponsored by NY Arts Magazine , NY Broadway Gallery , NY Arts Beijing Gallery. Hope we have a chance to collaborate in the future.
- At 7:44am on October 16, 2008,
Constantin Severin said… - http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/contemporary-art/comparative-cultural1.htm
- At 7:40am on October 16, 2008,
Constantin Severin said…
- Hi George! I'm very impressed by your activity in cyberarts and I regret I did'nt know about it six years ago, when I wrote my essay on post-literature.
Greetings and good luck!
- At 9:43am on June 5, 2008,
jennifer schmidt said… - Hi George,
Thanks for writing. I teach at the Museum School and am very interested in discussions surrounding interdisceplinarity and the use of multi-media. Specificly, I am interested in coversations involving obsolescence, interactivity, systems, modes of processing information, notions of time, design, graphics, and sensory experience. This could relate to video, sound, print, installation and any combination thereof* I'm open to anything. I subscribe to Rhizome too and like the variety of posts.
All the best, Jennifer
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Thank you to everyone who participated in, supported and attended the 2009 Boston Cyberarts Festival! It was a great success in so many ways. But we're not gone! Keep in touch with Boston Cyberarts through the network as well as through Twitter, the Boston Cyberarts Blog and our page on Facebook.
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