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JAR-Journal for Artistic Research

Publié le 3 juin 2011 par ab

Le JAR/Journal for Artistic Research propose une nouvelle formule, uniquement en ligne, de publication universitaire sur la recherche en art.

Premier numéro prévu pour l’automne 2011. Un numéro zéro est en ligne.

The Journal for Artistic Research (JAR) is an international, online, Open Access and peer-reviewed journal for the identification, publication and dissemination of artistic research and its methodologies, from all arts disciplines.

With the aim of displaying practice in a manner that respects artists’ modes of presentation, JAR abandons the traditional journal article format and offers its contributors a dynamic online canvas where text can be woven together with image, audio and video.

These research documents called ‘expositions’ provide a unique reading experience while fulfilling the expectations of scholarly dissemination.

CCP – Creating-Curating-Publishing

Publié le 2 juin 2011 par ab

Les frontières entre création, exposition, publication n’ont jamais été très étanches. Elles le sont de moins en moins. De nouvelles formes à l’intersection de ces trois domaines font l’objet d’une expérimentation riche et foisonnante. Elles constituent un de mes axes de veille, de recherche et d’expérimentation, notamment avec le Collectif Nunc.

The borders/boundaries between creating, curating and publishing have never been impermeable. They are more and more porous. New forms at the intersection of those three fields are emerging from a rich and varied experimentation. They are one of my research axis and my own experiments, in particular with the Collectif Nunc.

Manfred Mohr, « Une esthétique programmée », Paris 1971

Publié le 30 mai 2011 par ab

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Magnifique site web documentaire pour célébrer le 40ème anniversaire de l’exposition d’art programmé de Manfred Mohr à l’ARC – Musée d’art moderne de la ville de Paris qui s’est tenue du 11 mai au 6 juin 1971.

Couverture du catalogue

Manfred Mohr est généreux, sur son site on trouve :

– un exemplaire du catalogue de l’exposition en pdf

– des articles de presse (Le Monde, Le Figaro, Le Nouvel Observateur, etc.)

– des photos du vernissage

– l’histoire de certains des dessins

– une photo du « livre d’or », un panneau mural avec des centaines de commentaires, drôles et moins drôles.

and in English, here Manfred Mohr’s press release :

Manfred Mohr – Computer Graphics

« Une Esthétique Programmée »

ARC – Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris

11. May – 6. June 1971

Please visit this special website of an historic exhibition

An exhibition by Manfred Mohr, featuring for the first time a one-person show in a
museum of works entirely calculated by a digital computer and drawn by a plotter.

You will find on this website:
– A copy of the entire exhibition catalog
– 1971 newspaper articles from Le Monde, Le Figaro, Nouvel Observateur etc.
– Photos from the opening on May 11. 1971
– History of some of the drawings from the show – museum collections etc.
– A photo of the « guest book », a wall panel with hundreds of funny and not so funny
comments.

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Ex-Punction, Igor Stromajer

Publié le 21 avril 2011 par ab

Avec Ex-Punction, Igor Stromajer va détruire, une par une, à compter du 1er juin 2011, les œuvres de net art qu’il a créées sur www.intima.org.

Je reste ambigue : en tant que public qui a été particulièrement touchée par certaines d’entre elles, en tant qu’enseignante qui a besoin de montrer des œuvres aux étudiants, en tant qu’issue d’une culture qui fétichise l’œuvre d’art, je ne peux adhérer au projet ; en tant que critique, je ne peux que respecter la position de l’artiste. Mais je reste quand même dubitative sur la nature du geste.

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Dead Drops

Publié le 28 mars 2011 par ab

L’expérimentation de nouvelles formes entre création/édition/exposition devient un sujet réellement passionnant. Porté à mon attention aujourd’hui, le projet d’Aram Bartholl, Dead Drops, qui inclut des clés USB dans des espaces publics avec seulement un dossier « readme ». Libre à chacun ensuite d’y mettre ou d’y retirer des dossiers.

Publié dans Blog, CCP/Creating Curating Publishing, Vu / Seen | Marqué avec Aram Bartholl, Exhibiting, Exposer | Laisser un commentaire

YASMIN Discussion: Next Step Publishing

Publié le 1 février 2011 par ab

Leonardo/Olats announces the new YASMIN discussion :

NEXT STEP PUBLISHING, Beginning Feb 6 2011

Follow the discussion on the YASMIN blog

Contribute to the discussion by registering to the YASMIN Discussion list

Next Step Publishing. In the few years ahead of us, many things will change. Most human activities already include publishing digital information: be it shopping, working, relating with people, relaxing. This information will not remain in usual places (databases and monitors), but it will progressively become produceable and accessible directly from objects, architectures, clothes, and bodies. This change is drastically augmenting in speed, and now virtually every surface can become a monitor, an input device or a generator of information, mutating completely our potential understanding of our bodies, of cities, of relationships and other common (or less common) human activities. This is what we mean by « Next Step Publishing »: both a chance for pioneeristic investigation through sciences, arts and design, and to present currently existing significative practices and their meaning to both sciences, arts and creativity.

The discussion itself will transform into a live example of Next Step Publishing, with visibility inside the Transmediale festival in Berlin and at the Furtherfield Gallery in London, and will then be transformed into a cross-medial publication by FakePress.

The coordinator of this discussion will be Salvatore Iaconesi (robotics engineer, interaction designer, artist). Salvatore currently teaches interaction design at La Sapienza University in Rome and is one of the funders of FakePress publishing.

The invited discussants will be : Luca Simeone/FakePres; Massimo Canevacci; Simone Arcagni; Andrew Hudson Smith; Marc Garrett/Furtherfield

Also joining in the discussion, but to a limited degree due to traveling and faculty duties: Alessandro Aurigi; Mike Batty; Nina Czegledy.

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Call: SPACE: SOCIETAL, EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL ASPECTS

Publié le 25 janvier 2011 par ab

As the co-chair of the session and director of Leonardo/Olats (member of the IAF/ITACCUS Committee), I am happy to announce the call for paper on Space: Societal, Educational and Cultural Aspects for the International Astronautical Congress 2011 that takes place 3rd – 7th October 2011, in Cape Town. in South Africa

Deadline for submission: March 2nd 2011

E1.6/E5.4 Space: Societal, Educational and Cultural Aspects

This is a joint session between the IAF Space Education and Outreach Committee and IAA Commission VI and is co-sponsored by the IAF Technical Committee on the Cultural Utilisation of Space (ITACCUS). In this inter-disciplinary session we wish to explore the societal, educational and cultural contexts of space, investigate the way in which these contexts engage with each other and with space activities and foster a dialogue between scientists/engineers, artists, cultural practitioners and thinkers active in these fields. For IAC2011, we particularly encourage submissions related to the topic of water and space.

Chairs: Annick Bureaud, Leonardo/Olats, ITACCUS (France); Chris Welch, Kingston University, (UK) ; Adrian Meyer, Space School Africa (South Africa)

Rapporteur, Bijal Thakore, Space Generation Advisory Council (UK)

Full Call: http://iac2011.com/call-papers

Publié dans Anouncement | Marqué avec art spatial, Space art | Laisser un commentaire

YASMIN discussion : Around Simulation II

Publié le 17 janvier 2011 par ab

Leonardo/OLATS, co sponsor of YASMIN network, is pleased to announce the new YASMIN discussion : Around Simulation II, Beginning Jan 17 2011 for three weeks

Around Simulation II – Simulated Senses and the Un-Simulatable

Join the YASMIN Discussion List

Roughly one year ago with Jennifer Kanary Nikolova we started moderating a discussion on Yasmin about the simulation issue (“Around Simulation”). That discussion involved many people but many themes were left back. We think that this topic is pivotal in the human culture, and recently after talking with Roger Malina we decided to restart the discussion (something like an “Around Simulation II”).

This time it will be focused on some issues that were previously ignored, and we think are important. There are 2 main of them:

1) The un-simulatable. Is all simulatable? Maybe not all can be simulated and there are realms that can only be partially simulated or that can’t be simulated at all. Do they exist? What are they? And why they can’t be simulated?

2) The simulation of the senses – and in particular of the other senses than sight and hearing – in the communication and artistic processes. It is an important topic, for instance in the mediated and remote communication.

The topic will be moderated by Pier Luigi Capucci and Jennifer Kanary Nikolova.

Yasmin main website

Yasmin Discussions website

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2011 – Meilleurs Voeux / Best Wishes

Publié le 7 janvier 2011 par ab

Publié dans Annick's News | Laisser un commentaire

Articles 2010

Publié le 22 novembre 2010 par ab

- ISEA, Arctic Perspective et Ars Electronica, Art Press, n°372, novembre 2010

Publié dans Articles | Marqué avec Ars Electronica, art press, extreme environment, ISEA, Pôles | Laisser un commentaire