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上海电子艺术节（eARTS）工作坊项目：
汇聚才智、呈现思维、开启创意——eARTS2008为您而设5项主题工作坊，力邀6国一线新媒体艺术机构汇聚“数字天地——电子艺术基地”。
开始时间: 9月8日 周一 20:00
结束时间: 10月25日 周六 23:00
地点: 上海 徐汇路石龙路395号 电子艺术基地
凭借技术与艺术的沟通、专家和公众和对话以及创意和产业的链接，共同实践激荡而生的艺术创想，并为未来的生活勾画出我们的愿景。
我们欢迎拥有创意、乐于分享的您一同参与到各项工作坊中来，无论是技术、艺术、创意传媒的行内人士、相关专业的在校学生或是关注新媒体艺术的社会大众，“数字天地”都将为您开启。
我们为您与您的机构设立了下述5项工作坊，他们是——
（A） Fabrica：“设计思想”工作坊
位于意大利的Fabrica是举办创新性工作坊和创造性研究项目的顶尖机构，“电子艺术基地”内将展现“远程工作坊”的实践成果，并开启新一轮次的“设计思想”长期计划。来自各个艺术设计领域的专家们将会带领年轻的项目参与者，以团队的形式进行远距离在线创作。该项目将为参与活动的年轻学生打开新的远景，突出交互式文化学习的重要成果。
工作坊形式：作品发布、研讨
（B）ICC：“概念建筑体”工作坊
来自日本ICC艺术中心的艺术家将在“电子艺术基地”内建设一座与周遭环境实时互动的“建筑”装置。环境参数将被反馈在“建筑体”的结构之上。创作该装置的艺术家将在现场解析他的创作理念，邀您一同延展和开拓对“空间”与“建筑”的认知。
工作坊形式：现场制作、作品展示、艺术家讲座
（C）V2：“城市空间•玩乐时光”工作坊
从荷兰远道而来的新媒体艺术家将带领大家一同开发一款城市空间内的公众游戏。工作坊将涉及对城市空间游艺、艺术行为和游艺介入行为的DIY设计。在“电子艺术基地”之内，参与者们将在导师的带领下完成“游戏”项目，而游戏成果将在工作坊的后期开放性地呈现在城市空间区域。
工作坊形式：项目开发、驻村创作、讲座、作品展示
（D）VS：“创意作品”工作坊
法国的Visual System将为“电子艺术基地”现场创作和展示三项装置作品并邀您参加一个以手机为媒介的游戏项目。VS的优秀艺术家和新媒体专业的学生们将以讲座等方式为工作坊的参与者们解析他们的创作理念，并与大家一道体验城市空间内的新媒体游戏。
工作坊形式：驻村创作、作品展示、讲座
（E）传媒公司：创意与产业研讨会
多家中外传媒公司将汇聚“电子艺术基地”，共同研讨创意与产业链接的可能性。
星期日, 9月 28, 2008
星期四, 10月 04, 2007
Patchingzone from V2
General introduction
Welcome to The Patchingzone newsletter. The Patchingzone is initiated by V2_, Institute for the Unstable Media. V2_ is a widely acknowledged centre for art and media technology, based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. The Patchingzone works closely with V2_ and builds on the knowledge and expertise gained in the V2_Lab; the research and development department of V2_ and the PhD research ‘Processpatching’, Defining New Methods in aRt&D by Anne Nigten. www.patchingzone.net www.processpatching.net
The Patchingzone starts pilot project: Cultuur Lokaal
The Patchingzone is excited to announce its first pilot-project: Cultuur Lokaal.
Cultuur Lokaal is a collaboration between the Waterwolf laboratories (Haagse Hogeschool lectoraat Society and ICT by Dick Rijken and three cultural institutions in Gouda: Public Library Gouda, Regional archive Central-Holland, Museum GoudA) and The Patchingzone. The Sia-RAAK public programme funds Cultuur Lokaal. Working with professionals in the three cultural institutions we will investigate new opportunities for collaborations with (in)formal local networks. Other parties involved in the realisation of the project are VPRO, Brekend Vaatwerk, Erfgoed Nederland and Syntens. The physical location for the project workspace will be in Gouda. The execution of the project will be supported both financially and technologically.
As this project will serve as a pilot for future Patchingzone projects there will be no subscription or entry fee for students to this project! www.patchingzone.net www.waterwolflab.nl
Call for proposals : Cultuur Lokaal
For the Cultuur Lokaal project we are looking for a small group of dedicated and prolific Master / PhD students to work together for 6 months on the theme of ‘local identity and the connection between the physical and virtual environment’. We would like the result to be a well researched and documented, interactive urban experience. We will have the opportunity and the technological backup to work creatively with high-tech materials, digital media and information technology but use of technology is not a requirement in itself. It is what you do with it that counts. The final project will be presented during a special public summer event in Gouda in July or August 2008, and there will be an opportunity to present papers or documentation of the research in a professional symposium in the early summer of 2008. Extended deadline for applications November 1st, 2007, download the application form www.patchingzone.net
The Patchingzone information event: October 24th, 2007 @V2
On Wednesday October 24th, The Patchingzone organizes an informal information event for Master and PhD students, professionals, educators, industry and all who are interested, as potential participants, collaborators or partners, in The Patchingzone philosophy and the ‘processpatching’ method. The a Rt&D triangle a support tool for collaborators with different backgrounds will be launched and demonstrated by its makers. The Patchingzone team hosts a discussion and Q&A session. Wednesday October 24th, 2007, 19:30 at V2_ Eendrachtsstraat 10, 3012XL Rotterdam, free admission. www.v2.nl www.patchingzone.net
Welcome to The Patchingzone newsletter. The Patchingzone is initiated by V2_, Institute for the Unstable Media. V2_ is a widely acknowledged centre for art and media technology, based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. The Patchingzone works closely with V2_ and builds on the knowledge and expertise gained in the V2_Lab; the research and development department of V2_ and the PhD research ‘Processpatching’, Defining New Methods in aRt&D by Anne Nigten. www.patchingzone.net www.processpatching.net
The Patchingzone starts pilot project: Cultuur Lokaal
The Patchingzone is excited to announce its first pilot-project: Cultuur Lokaal.
Cultuur Lokaal is a collaboration between the Waterwolf laboratories (Haagse Hogeschool lectoraat Society and ICT by Dick Rijken and three cultural institutions in Gouda: Public Library Gouda, Regional archive Central-Holland, Museum GoudA) and The Patchingzone. The Sia-RAAK public programme funds Cultuur Lokaal. Working with professionals in the three cultural institutions we will investigate new opportunities for collaborations with (in)formal local networks. Other parties involved in the realisation of the project are VPRO, Brekend Vaatwerk, Erfgoed Nederland and Syntens. The physical location for the project workspace will be in Gouda. The execution of the project will be supported both financially and technologically.
As this project will serve as a pilot for future Patchingzone projects there will be no subscription or entry fee for students to this project! www.patchingzone.net www.waterwolflab.nl
Call for proposals : Cultuur Lokaal
For the Cultuur Lokaal project we are looking for a small group of dedicated and prolific Master / PhD students to work together for 6 months on the theme of ‘local identity and the connection between the physical and virtual environment’. We would like the result to be a well researched and documented, interactive urban experience. We will have the opportunity and the technological backup to work creatively with high-tech materials, digital media and information technology but use of technology is not a requirement in itself. It is what you do with it that counts. The final project will be presented during a special public summer event in Gouda in July or August 2008, and there will be an opportunity to present papers or documentation of the research in a professional symposium in the early summer of 2008. Extended deadline for applications November 1st, 2007, download the application form www.patchingzone.net
The Patchingzone information event: October 24th, 2007 @V2
On Wednesday October 24th, The Patchingzone organizes an informal information event for Master and PhD students, professionals, educators, industry and all who are interested, as potential participants, collaborators or partners, in The Patchingzone philosophy and the ‘processpatching’ method. The a Rt&D triangle a support tool for collaborators with different backgrounds will be launched and demonstrated by its makers. The Patchingzone team hosts a discussion and Q&A session. Wednesday October 24th, 2007, 19:30 at V2_ Eendrachtsstraat 10, 3012XL Rotterdam, free admission. www.v2.nl www.patchingzone.net
星期五, 10月 13, 2006
V2 in China Bloggers Conference
V2_Institute for the Unstable Media will be helping out and participating in the upcoming China Bloggers Conf (see early post) to be held in Hangzhou on the weekend of Oct 28/29. They will be hosting the live stream, and doing some online moderation of selected panels - but more importantly will be hosting a panel entitled CREATIVITY 2.0.
"...In collaboration with the Second Chinese Bloggers Conference, to be
held in Hangzhou China October 28/29, V2_Institute for the Unstable Media is hosting an ‘extra-territorial’ online satellite to the conference in Rotterdam. By examining the role played by the exploding use of weblogs or ‘blogs’ in establishing new forms of dialogue and community, Creativity 2.0 discusses the rise of the blog as an open medium of expression above and beyond the grasp and control of governmental mechanisms.
Recently, and during the past year in particular, it has become increasingly popular to use new tools and expanded online facilities via ‘Blogs’ to create new social identities, define cultural practices and create active communities beyond the physical constraints of urban or national structures. This is especially the case in countries such as the People’s Republic of China in which a new ‘middle landscape’ of an increasingly affluent and mobile citizenry has zealously and enthusiastically attuned to the latest in global technology and telecommunications. Forming a significant part of the ‘Web 2.0′ phenomenon Blogs pick up the faded myth of the Internet as a user generated space of exchange with both cultural and commercial repercussions.
Associated online tools and services such as, YouTube, Biku, Flickr
and del.icio.us augment the omnipresence of Blogs into complex global communities of users linked via an infinite number of personal backgrounds, interests and goals and create new forms of social, cultural, artistic and economic networks. In areas where traditional forms of monitoring and control of information is pervasive the complexity and diversity of blogging’s reach drives the creation of new platforms and forms of expression. Blogs brought to life by anyone anytime are now creating a blogosphere rapidly replacing traditional information structures by unifying in cross-media frameworks the same mechanisms of text and visual tagging, cross-referencing of information, and opinion gathering established with the Internet over a decade ago. But how do these structures originate, who do they serve, and how are the bloggers covered by‘traditional’ or local media? Beyond global entertainment and free-for-all journalism can Blogs instill new cultural identities and open up new zones of dialogue and critique? Can they lead to cultural and artistic production per se, or drown in parody and hasty mash-ups during their authors’ 5 minute bursts of fame?
Creativity 2.0 links the worlds of blogging between Europe, Asia and beyond in a live and online dialogue hosting players active in defining and sharpening both active local communities and establishing new contexts of transnational dialogue."
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CREATIVITY 2.0
2nd China Bloggers Conference
Hangzhou, China October 28/29, 2006
Live Rotterdam Satellite Saturday October 28, 10.00 - 14.00 (CEST)
http://cnbloggercon.org/2006/en
"...In collaboration with the Second Chinese Bloggers Conference, to be
held in Hangzhou China October 28/29, V2_Institute for the Unstable Media is hosting an ‘extra-territorial’ online satellite to the conference in Rotterdam. By examining the role played by the exploding use of weblogs or ‘blogs’ in establishing new forms of dialogue and community, Creativity 2.0 discusses the rise of the blog as an open medium of expression above and beyond the grasp and control of governmental mechanisms.
Recently, and during the past year in particular, it has become increasingly popular to use new tools and expanded online facilities via ‘Blogs’ to create new social identities, define cultural practices and create active communities beyond the physical constraints of urban or national structures. This is especially the case in countries such as the People’s Republic of China in which a new ‘middle landscape’ of an increasingly affluent and mobile citizenry has zealously and enthusiastically attuned to the latest in global technology and telecommunications. Forming a significant part of the ‘Web 2.0′ phenomenon Blogs pick up the faded myth of the Internet as a user generated space of exchange with both cultural and commercial repercussions.
Associated online tools and services such as, YouTube, Biku, Flickr
and del.icio.us augment the omnipresence of Blogs into complex global communities of users linked via an infinite number of personal backgrounds, interests and goals and create new forms of social, cultural, artistic and economic networks. In areas where traditional forms of monitoring and control of information is pervasive the complexity and diversity of blogging’s reach drives the creation of new platforms and forms of expression. Blogs brought to life by anyone anytime are now creating a blogosphere rapidly replacing traditional information structures by unifying in cross-media frameworks the same mechanisms of text and visual tagging, cross-referencing of information, and opinion gathering established with the Internet over a decade ago. But how do these structures originate, who do they serve, and how are the bloggers covered by‘traditional’ or local media? Beyond global entertainment and free-for-all journalism can Blogs instill new cultural identities and open up new zones of dialogue and critique? Can they lead to cultural and artistic production per se, or drown in parody and hasty mash-ups during their authors’ 5 minute bursts of fame?
Creativity 2.0 links the worlds of blogging between Europe, Asia and beyond in a live and online dialogue hosting players active in defining and sharpening both active local communities and establishing new contexts of transnational dialogue."
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CREATIVITY 2.0
2nd China Bloggers Conference
Hangzhou, China October 28/29, 2006
Live Rotterdam Satellite Saturday October 28, 10.00 - 14.00 (CEST)
http://cnbloggercon.org/2006/en
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