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Performing Data

Monika Fleischmann, Wolfgang Strauss: Performing Data (2011) [English/Polish]:

Performing Data exhibition (April-June 2011) is a review of Fleischmann and Strauss´ body of work from Virtual Reality (Home of the Brain) up to Mixed Reality (Murmuring Fields or Energie-Passagen), from Fluid (Liquid Views) to Rigid (Rigid Waves) up to Floating Interface (Media Flow).

Monika Fleischmann and Wolfgang Strauss from the Fraunhofer IAIS Research Institute show an intersection of the body and immaterial digital data. From Body Space (Virtual Striptease) to Knowledge Space (Semantic Map): Interactivity as an extension of touch is a central strategy of their work – interactivity with its complex relationship to reality, re-presentation and presence. Continue reading


Jan 22, 15:56
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Albion A.R. Art Walk [us Michigan]

Albion A.R. Art Walk :: April 22 - May 17, 2012 :: Reiger and Victory Parks - Albion, Michigan :: Call for Submissions — Deadline: February 11.

Albion College and the city of Albion, Michigan seek artists and designers to submit work for consideration for a virtual public art exhibit to launch the first annual Albion A.R. Art Walk. This Augmented Reality competition will feature sculptures digitally overlaid in Albion’s Reiger and Victory Parks from April 22 through May 17, 2012.

Up to 20 works of art will chosen from around the world for this inaugural year of the Albion A.R. Art Walk. Continue reading


Jan 21, 17:34
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AffeXity Medea Event

Affexity an interdisciplinary pilot choreographic project examining affect, dance on screen and cities. Continue reading


Jan 12, 18:35
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Augmented Bombings

Year End Special by Augmented Bombings: Order your free 3D bomb and become part of a guerrilla art exhibition in March 2012! Deadline: February 29, 2012.

The art project Augmented Bombings is looking for courageous folks who want to live with a virtual 3D bomb. The bomb is totally harmless, it doesn’t hurt or limit the usage of your space in any way. There are no costs arising. Since the positioning is done from the outside, you don’t have to make an appointment with a technician.

Twin bombs of the first 40 bombs ordered will be part of a guerrilla art exhibition in March 2012. The venue could be: Devon Islands (Canada), Ōmiya Park Soccer Stadium (Japan) or the Guggenheim Museum in New York (USA). You, dear bomb hosts, decide which one or suggest other places. Continue reading


Jan 12, 10:01
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The Scripted Spaces of Urban Ubiquitous Computing

[Figure 1. Scripted Space] The Scripted Spaces of Urban Ubiquitous Computing: The Experience, Poetics, and Politics of Public Scripted Space by Christian Ulrik Andersen & Søren Pold, Fibreculture Journal #19, 2011: Ubiquity:

The computer is moving out into physical and urban reality. Since Mark Weiser’s call for a ‘computer for the 21st century’ in 1991 a migration from the screen and the desktop towards integrating computers and networks into our surroundings has been a part of contemporary computer science research; for example, in augmented reality, ubiquitous computing (ubicomp), and pervasive computing. A number of technological developments (such as big screens, new smart materials, GPS, RFID tags, and ever faster and cheaper wireless networks) have helped carry the research agendas out into ordinary reality. Continue reading


Jan 11, 20:45
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Not Here Not There

Not Here Not There :: Call for Papers - Deadline: January 31, 2012.

Leonardo Electronic Almanac in collaboration with The Samek Art Gallery and with Kasa Gallery announces a special issue titled: Not Here Not There. This issue arises out of the territory between two cultural streams.

In the 1960’s, artist Robert Morris articulated the strategy of representation summarized by ‘site vs. non-site’ whereby certain artworks were simultaneously abstract and representational and could be site-specific without being sited. In the 1990’s net.art re-de-materialized the art object and found new ways to suspend the artwork online, between (web)site and non-site. Continue reading


Jan 11, 18:10
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Amir Baradaran [uk London]

Amir Baradaran presents: Growing Panes and The Buzzz @ Art & Patronage in the Middle East: The Summit :: January 12, 2012 :: The British Museum, London, UK. Continue reading


Jan 11, 07:18
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Amir Baradaran, The BuZZ [us Miami]

Amir Baradaran, The BuZZ @ Pulse Miami :: December 1-4, 2011 :: Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery, Booth B-104, The Ice Palace Studios, 1400 N. Miami Avenue, Miami, Florida.

This project represents the newest development of FutARism under the auspices of Augmented Reality (AR). As a minimal still life installation, a faintly historical looking vase accompanied by an antique magnifying glass sit upon a pedestal covered with the artist’s signature markers. Upon closer inspection, one recognizes that the found objects are incomplete: the magnifying glass is missing its lens, and the vase is empty. What are these fragments doing, exalted atop a pedestal? Continue reading


Nov 30, 15:37
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The Real-Fake and Really Fake [us Wayne, NJ]

The Real-Fake :: until December 2, 2011 :: November 17: Panel Discussion with the Curators, 12:30 - 2:00 pm :: University Galleries, William Paterson University, 300 Pompton Road, Wayne, New Jersey.

The Real-Fake is an exhibition that presents the approaches employed by artists exploring artificial xyz space, the non-referenced synthetic image or object, and the specific qualities of the virtual camera that records it. Its purpose is to position 3D computer graphics in the discursive context of contemporary art. Continue reading


Nov 10, 18:32
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Nov 7, 19:17
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