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<nettime-ann> Fwd: [spectre] RADIATOR - Call for Artists: Exploits in the Wireless City


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> www.radiator-festival.org
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> RADIATOR  -  CALL FOR ARTISTS
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> Festival | Symposium
> Nottingham 13 –18 Jan 2009
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> EXPLOITS IN THE WIRELESS CITY
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> OPEN CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS – Deadline 25th Nov 2008
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> Since the abundant proliferation of digital communication  
> technology, our
> (living) space has been expanded, transformed, reshaped. In our  
> everyday
> lives we increasingly connect to mediated interfaces, be it  
> consciously or
> without knowing.
> Digital media is increasingly integrated seamlessly into all areas of
> everyday life and work. The so-called ‘virtual worlds’ created in  
> this way
> are merging ever more dynamically with our physical environment  
> generating
> new hybrid spaces, becoming a fixed part of our reality themselves.
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> Our cities are increasingly pervaded by data networks, watched over by
> cameras, skinned by media facades, populated by users of mobile
> communication devices carried around with every step. ‘City’ itself  
> has
> become a media space, a complex fabric, in which an immaterial layer  
> of data
> is augmenting the urban landscape, both merging ever more seamlessly.
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> Radiator continues its investigation into the way that artists  
> engage with
> locality and site, real and virtual urban space. The ‘Wireless City’  
> brings
> deep cultural changes and our traditional spatial coordinates are  
> gradually
> being superseded by an enhanced network.
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> Sharing their inferences and conclusions, artists are invited to  
> reflect
> upon the challenges facing our freedom, the poetry of resistance and  
> also
> the opportunities the ‘Expanded City’ has to offer.
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> Radiator welcomes all forms of artistic expression aligned with the  
> theme.
> The programme will provide multiple exhibition and display  
> opportunities
> across the East Midlands:
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> • Gallery/ White Cube Spaces
> E.g. Going Underground Exhibition (For more information click here)
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> • City spaces/ Site-specific works
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> • Events
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> • Indoor/ Outdoor Screenings
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> HOW TO SUBMIT WORK
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> Submissions should include:
> • Images/documentation/videofootage (supporting material in one of the
> following formats: as standard definition DVD or VHS, as a file on  
> CD (SWF,
> Quicktime or Avi accepted – use standard codecs such as Sorenson,  
> Cinepak or
> DivX). Any file that cannot be viewed using standard media players  
> will be
> passed over.
> • Description of work
> • CV
> • Submissions form, downloadable from here pdf or word doc.
>    (Also Available online at http://www.trampoline.org.uk)
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> Key points to consider in your proposal:
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> • From video, animation, installation, sculpture, performance, live  
> music
> and web streaming we encourage all forms of new media expressions.
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> • We especially encourage the submission of participatory works, which
> promote a high degree of audience involvement.
>
> • Please include an SAE if you would like your submission returned  
> to you.
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> Submissions to be send to:
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> Radiator
> Broadway Cinema
> 14-18 Broad Street
> Nottingham
> NG1 3AL
> UK
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> Deadline for submissions: 25th Nov 2008
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>  Any queries please contact Matt Davenport matt@trampoline.org.uk
> +44 (0)115 8409272
>
> A Trampoline project with financial support by Arts Council England
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