[spectre] Bauhaus Award 2002
Inke Arns
inke@snafu.de
Fri, 15 Feb 2002 17:29:25 +0100
SECOND INTERNATIONAL BAUHAUS AWARD
<paraindent><param>right</param>2002</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>Call for Entries</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>The Bauhaus Dessau Foundation will be pres=
enting the International Bauhaus Award
for the second time on October 26th 2002. Prizes will be awarded for exem=
plary
projects dealing with the effect that information and communication techn=
ology =96
ICT =96 (mobile telecommunications and the Internet) has on urban space a=
nd the
urban public. The International Bauhaus Award is aimed at young designers=
,
academics and groups in the categories of architecture and urban design, =
art and
design, and academic and theoretical work. The closing date for entries i=
s Monday,
September 2nd 2002.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>Subject matter </paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>TeleCity: How does information and communi=
cation technology (ICT) change urban
spaces? Projects are being sought for the International Bauhaus Award whic=
h deal
with the interfaces between people and technology =96 human/ICT interface=
s =96 or with
space and technology in an urban context. Leaving aside futurological hy=
pe and
apocalyptic phobias, the projects should focus on the complex interweavin=
g of real
worlds and virtual worlds and the impact they have on urban space and urb=
an public
life. Irrespective of whether the entry concerns a built project, an arch=
itectural design
or urban design, a performance, artwork, academic research, a study, con=
cept or
essay, the most important thing is that it should focus on changes in urb=
an structures
caused by ICT. </paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>Conditions of entry</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param> </paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>- Entrants must be born after September 1s=
t, 1962. This relates to individuals and all
members of a group.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>- Only one piece of work may be submitted =
per entrant or group.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>- Persons or groups who work for or in the=
Bauhaus Dessau Foundation at the time
of the call for entries are excluded from participation.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>- Co-authors must be named in the project =
description.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>Criteria</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>- The originality of the contribution. </p=
araindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>- The quality of its form and content.</pa=
raindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>- The thematic relevance and the conceptua=
l foundations of the contribution must be
exemplary.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>- The connection between the contribution,=
the subject matter of the call for entries
and the category in which it is submitted must be readily apparent.</para=
indent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>- The work submitted may not be more than =
two years old at the closing date for
entries for the International Bauhaus Award.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>- The work submitted <italic>can</italic> =
contain results that have already been published.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>out</param>- If the work concerns an architectural, urb=
an design, art or design project that has been
built or realised, the date of the official completion or formal opening a=
pplies.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>out</param>- If the work concerns a film or television =
production, the date of the first screening
counts.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>out</param>- If the work concerns an Internet productio=
n, the day that the project first went online
counts. </paraindent>
<paraindent><param>out</param>- If the work has been published, the year i=
n which it was first printed applies.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>out</param>- If the work is a master=92s, doctoral or p=
ostdoctoral thesis, the date of submission
applies. </paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>Jury</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>The selection procedure for determining th=
e winners of the International Bauhaus
Award will consist of three stages: 1. examination commission, 2. prelimi=
nary jury, 3.
international jury. The examination commission will establish whether th=
e entries are
complete and thematically relevant. The preliminary jury will select thre=
e potential
prize winners from each category, who will be invited to a public present=
ation of their
work in front of an international jury at the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation.=
The
international jury will choose the prize winners. Details of the selectio=
n procedure are
contained in the rules and regulations of the International Bauhaus Awar=
d.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>The preliminary jury for the International=
Bauhaus Award 2002 will be made up of
the following members:</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>1. Omar Akbar, Director of the Bauhaus Des=
sau Foundation.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>2. Regina Bittner, project coordinator at =
the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>3. Werner M=F6ller, project coordinator at=
the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>4. Angela Zumpe, media artist, Berlin/Dess=
au. </paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>5. Daniela Haufe, graphic designer, Berlin=
.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>6. Inke Arns, media theorist, Berlin.</par=
aindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>7. Louisa Hutton, architect, Berlin (invit=
ed).</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>8. Perter Trummer, architect, Rotterdam (i=
nvited).</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>9. n.n.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>The jury for the International Bauhaus Awa=
rd 2002 will be made up of the following
members:</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>1. Omar Akbar (Chairman), Director of the =
Bauhaus Dessau Foundation.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>2. Ursula Maier-Rabler, communication theo=
rist, Salzburg (invited).</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>3. Tilman Baumg=E4rtel, net artist, Berlin=
(invited).</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>4. Hans Dieter Huber, media theorist and a=
rtist, Stuttgart (invited)</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>5. Olia Lialina, net artist, Stuttgart (in=
vited).</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param> 6. Lars Spuybroek, architect, Rotterdam (=
invited).</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>7. Stephen Graham, urbanist, Newcastle, (i=
nvited).</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>Documents to be submitted</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>Those interested should submit the followi=
ng documents and information media:</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>- One-page biography in English (groups: a=
one-page biography per group member)
=96 10 copies.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>- One-page project description in English =
=96 10 copies.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>- Depending on the category and type of pr=
oject: 1 CD-ROM or 1 DVD or 1 video
(VHS) or 1 bound text or 1 publication. </paraindent>
<paraindent><param>out</param> -In the categories architecture and urban d=
esign, art and design, planning documentation
will only be accepted in digital form. </paraindent>
<paraindent><param>out</param>- Projects on CD-ROM must be presented in a =
manner that will enable the members of
the jury to understand the content in a maximum of 15 minutes. </parainden=
t>
<paraindent><param>out</param>- Videos and DVDs may not be longer than 15 =
minutes. </paraindent>
<paraindent><param>out</param>- Projects on ZIP or diskettes will not be a=
ccepted.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>- Entrants in the category of academic an=
d theoretical work must submit a project
description together with a summary of their work in English that should n=
ot exceed
10 pages =96 10 copies. </paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>- Author=92s declaration including a decla=
ration of consent from any co-authors =96 single
copy.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>- A declaration indicating that the entran=
t is willing to present his or her work in public
in front of an international jury at the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation, shou=
ld he or she
be included amongst the potential prize winners =96 single copy.</paraind=
ent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>Presentation of prizes</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>The prizes will be presented by a special =
guest in a public ceremony at the Bauhaus
Dessau Foundation on October 26th 2002. Details of the presentation will b=
e
announced on the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation web site.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>Prizes</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>The following prizes will be awarded in th=
e architecture and urban design category:</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>1st prize =80 3,000</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param> 2nd prize =80 1,500</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param> 3rd prize =80 500</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>The following prizes will be awarded in th=
e art and design category: </paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param> 1st prize =80 3,000</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param> 2nd prize =80 1,500</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param> 3rd prize =80 500</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>The following prizes will be awarded in th=
e category of academic and theoretical
work: </paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>1st prize =80 3,000</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>2nd prize =80 1,500</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>3rd prize =80 500</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>In addition, the winner of the first prize=
in each category will be invited to a four-week
period of residence at the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation (accommodation, dai=
ly
allowance and basic media equipment provided).</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param> Deadlines</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param> </paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>All the documents to be submitted must be =
sent to the following address by Monday,
September 2nd 2002:</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>Bauhaus Dessau Foundation</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>International Bauhaus Award </paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>Gropiusallee 38 </paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>D-06846 Dessau</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>Entries date-stamped later than September =
2nd 2002 or received after September
8th 2002 will not be considered.</paraindent>
<paraindent><param>right</param>Please indicate the entry category on the =
envelope. </paraindent>
The examination commission will start work on September 9th 2002. The prel=
iminary
selection of potential prize winners by the preliminary jury will take pla=
ce on September
19th. The international jury will meet on October 24th and 26th. The pres=
entation of the
short-listed entries, the announcement of the prize winners and the prese=
ntation of the
prizes will take place on October 26th 2002 at the Bauhaus Dessau Foundat=
ion.
<paraindent><param>right</param>The decisions of the examination commissio=
n, the preliminary jury and the jury are
incontestable. There is no recourse to the courts.</paraindent>
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