LOCAL
April 29-30, 2005
Conference: "Command Lines: The Emergence of Governance in Global Cyberspace"
Hefter Conference Center, UW-Milwaukee
Full day
Free
The conference focuses on issues of governance in cyberspace. The transfer of many realms of social life to global cyberspace presents numerous challenges to formal governance through law, while increasing the relative importance of other forms of control. While governments struggle to develop and apply laws to cyberspace, the producers of the internet --- those who build it, program it, use it, or whose products are there disseminated --- create their own parameters, norms, practices, and rules to shape life online. Watch www.uwm.edu/Dept/CIE for conference updates. Sponsored by the Center for International Education (CIE)
Friday November 5, 2004. 131 Merrill Hall, 1:00PM Conrad Gleber presents, Dialogues with Artists in Cuba. He poses the question: "why does an island nation that has successfully opposed the U.S. way of life produce such dynamic artwork instead of suicide terrorists?"
Friday
September 24, 2004. 131 Merrill Hall, 1:00PM
Marc Tasman
wonders, Who
is Stealing My Signs?. Dubbed the Video Vigilante
by TMJ4, Tasman presents his videos of political sign stealers caught
in the act yet denied then running away scared by his booby trapped sign.
Sandra
Braman,
Book Releases, Lectures
Text examines diverse
relationships between the communication research and policy communities
and the issues that arise out of those interactions.
Bob
Stein,
"We
Can Be Better Ancestors Than This: Ethics and First Principles for
the Art of the Digital Age"
February
16, 2004
12:30
p.m. Curtin Hall 175.
Author Bob Stein, founder of "Voyager," one of the first electronic
publishing companies, discusses how the onset of electronic media and digital
technology is causing an evolution of reading and writing. "Wired" called
him "a far out...visionary," and the "Utne Reader" said he
is "the Frederich Engels of interactive media."
At
the UWM Union Theatre
Winterdances,
7:30 p.m.on Feb. 12-14 and 3:00 p.m. on Feb. 15. Mainstage
Theatre.
Works by UWM Dance faculty members Janet Lilly, Ed Burgess and Simone Ferro
in collaboration with pianist Lois Svard.
For more information call the Box Office at (414) 229-4308.
previous
local event venues
Tasha
Oren, BAGS Colloquium
milwaukeefilmfest.org
(inova)
|
NATIONAL
International Digital Media & Arts Association Conference: Way off Center...Right on Target
March 15-19, 2005 Orlando, Florida
The
iDMAa conference brings together militantly marginal academics and
professionals who are building creative partnerships between technology
and the arts. Do your colleagues wonder what you're doing? Maybe
iDMAa is the organization for you.
http://idmaa.org
Only
Skin Deep: Changing Visions of the American Self,
December
12?February 29, 2004, International Center of Photography,
New York City www.icp.org
Street
Credibility
January 25?September
13, 2004. Museum of Contemporary Art. Los Angles. www.moca-la.org previous
national event venues
Carleton
Digital Arts Festival 2003 http://www.wigged.net
rhizome.org
http://www.arlingtonarts.org |
INTERNATIONAL
Call for Digital Art for two International Conferences:IV05 London and
CGIV 05 Beijing
Deadline March 1, 2005. The Digital Art Galleries of IV05 and CGIV 05 will present works in
which new technology stretches the boundaries of art-making. All entries
should be submitted with a short paper explaining the artwork in not more than two A-4 size pages.
The following themes are envisaged (but not restricted): Computer Art · Design · Digital Photography · Computer Generated Models
· Cartography · Virtual Art · Net Art Work will be exhibited in an on-line DART Gallery. Please note that the Entry Form may be submitted electronically to the Chair of the symposium.
Empires, Ruins + Networks: Art in Real Time Culture
2004-04-02
: How is cultural difference represented in new media
and contempory art? This conference sets out to provoke a
dialogue between art and politics. It will ask artists, critics
and curators to think of the place and function of art in the
contempory world. It will question how artists can contribute
to ...
Contact: empires@acmi.net.au
URL: www.acmi.net.au/empires
http://www2.h-net.msu.edu/announce/show.cgi?ID=136849
Title: 6th International Summer Academy on Technology Studies:
"Urban Infrastructure in Transition: What can we learn from
history?"
Date: 2004-07-11
ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PAPERS 6th International
Summer Academy on Technology Studies: Urban Infrastructure in
Transition: What can we learn from history? Deutschlandsberg,
Austria, July 11 17, 2004 Cities are powerfully shaped by
socio-technical networks and infrastructures. These organize
and me ...
Contact: wilding@ifz.tugraz.at
URL: www.ifz.tugraz.at/index.php/sumac
http://www2.h-net.msu.edu/announce/show.cgi?ID=137049
Faster
than History
January
31 -May 2, 2004. Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma. Finland. www.kiasma.fi
3rd Berlin Biennial
for Contemporary Art
February
14?April
18, 2004. Berlin, Germany. www.berlinbiennial.de
previous
international venues
International
Federation of Arts Councils and Cultural Agencies (IFACCA) Second
World Summit on the Arts and Culture
http://canadacouncil.ca/
ars
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