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From: "eaf at eaf.asn.au" <eaf at eaf.asn.au>
Date: Thu, 15 May 2003 12:22:22 +0930

WEB3DART 2003
>EXPERIMENTAL ART FOUNDATION
>FROM 15 MAY
>
>The Experimental Art Foundation will provide an access point to 
>WEB3DART 2003 to connect the public in Adelaide with an online 
>public, and to visitors at media and art spaces across Australia 
and 
>internationally.  During June 2003, empyre, a moderated 
international 
>mailing list, with focus on new media art topics, will host a 
>discussion on 3D online work: 
http://www.subtle.net/empyrean/empyre
>
>3D WORKSHOP
>The EAF plans to organise a Web3D Workshop in the near future.  
If 
>you are interested in being advised of workshop details please 
>register your interest by post, fax or email to
>web3d at eaf.asn.au and include your name, postal address, 
contact phone.
>
>
>WEB3DART 2003
>Web3D Art 2003 is the official ART SHOW for the Web3D 
Symposium, the 
>8th International Conference on 3D Web Technology, March 
9-March 12, 
>2003 Saint Malo, France. Sponsored by ACM SIGGRAPH and the 
WEB3D 
>CONSORTIUM, in cooperation with INRIA and Eurographics. The 
symposium 
>is the most important venue for 3D creators, and all those 
devoted to 
>the virtual 3D on-line environments. http://Web3D.org/s2003
>Web3D Art 2003 is an international, juried show of 25 online 
projects 
>from artists, researchers, and students from more than 10 
countries, 
>featuring multi-user environments, soundscapes, experimental 
>architecture, and narrative, exploratory works investigating virtual 
>space. Web 3D Art 2003 is available online at www.web3dart.org.
>The fourth selection of online 3D works is organised by Kathy 
Rae 
>Huffman and Karel Dudesek.
>Jury for the Web3D Art 2003 selection: Prof. Karel Dudesek, Head 
of 
>the postgraduate course, Interactive Digital Media at the College 
of 
>Design and Communication, Kent, UK; Kathy Rae Huffman, 
Director of 
>Visual Arts, at Cornerhouse, Manchester, UK; Tom Holley, 
Creative 
>Director, Media Centre Huddersfeld, UK; Arghyro Paouri, artist 
and 
>member of the Multi Media department, INRIA, Rocquencourt, 
France; 
>Masaki Fujihata, artist and professor of digital media, National 
>University of Art and Music, Tokyo, Japan.
>This year's participants are from Australia, Brazil, Luxembourg, 
>Switzerland, Ireland, United States, United Kingdom, Germany, 
>Slovenia and France. The juried selection features a range of 
>artistic and research projects that utilise a variety of plug-ins 
>(Cortona, Blaxxun, EON, Axel, Shockwave, Viewpoint, and 
Cult3D).
>The other works in the exhibition have been selected from the 
last 
>Web3D Art competition. Earth by John Klima (USA) was recently 
shown 
>at the Whitney Biennial. Beyond Manzanar by Tamiko Thiel 
>(Japan-Germany) and Zara Houshmand (Iran-USA) was 
previously shown at 
>SIGGRAPH 2002. In Transit by Michael Pinsky (UK) shown at the 
ICA 
>London in 2002. Q4U by Feng Mengbo (Beijing, China) was last 
shown at 
>Documenta 2002. Empyrean by Melinda Rackham (Australia) is 
>accompanied by a theoretical online discussion on 
>www.subtle.net/empyre during June 2003.
>
>Other organisations participating to show Web3D Art 2003 are:
>Cornerhouse, Manchester (May-June 2003) 
http://www.cornerhouse.org
>The Media Centre, The ICA London (June 2003) 
http://www.ica.org.uk/
>Watershed, Bristol (June 2003) http://www.watershed.co.uk/
>Media Lounge, Media Centre Huddersfield, UK (May-June 2003) 
>http://www.druh.co.uk/medialounge
>Folly Gallery, Lancaster, UK http://www.folly.co.uk
>Center of Contemporary Art, Skopje, Macedonia 
http://www.scca.org.mk
>Ravensbourne College of Communication and Design Gallery 
>http://www.ma.rave.ac.uk
>
>Credits:
>Web3D Art is organised by Karel Dudesek and Kathy Rae 
Huffman, and is 
>supported by Cornerhouse, Manchester, UK and Ravensbourne 
College of 
>Design and Communication, Kent, UK. Web3D Art 2003 is 
authorised and 
>supported by the Web3D Consortium, and ACM. Funded by North 
West 
>Arts, Arts Council of England, Association of Greater Manchester 
>Authorities, Manchester City Council, North West Vision.
>The Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide, gratefully 
acknowledges 
>the assistance of Martin Thompson, and the Australian Network 
for Art 
>and Technology.
>
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