[spectre] EAFinfo:CECILE MARTIN MARCH

[director at eaf.asn.au]

>Talk by Cécile Martin March
>4.30pm Tuesday 6 July
>Experimental Art Foundation
>
>For more than twenty years, Cécile Martin March 
>has explored the relationship between art and 
>architecture through research, a personal art 
>practice, and for the past three years as 
>Co-Director of CHAMP LIBRE. <www.champlibre.com>
>
>CHAMP LIBRE is an interdiscplinary creation and 
>presentation centre for the arts which 
>specialises in creating events that set a 
>relationship between arts using new 
>technologies, architecture and public spaces. 
>Through its activities, the organisation breaks 
>down the technological specificity of electronic 
>and video art, enabling artists to question the 
>cultural impact of their actions, and creating 
>platforms of exchange and creation between 
>technicians, theoreticians and artists.
>
>In 1993, CHAMP LIBRE launched the Manifestation 
>Internationale Vidéo et Art Électronique, 
>Montréal, the first biennale devoted to video 
>and electronic art in Canada. In parallel, since 
>1994 Champ Libre has presented fifteen 
>autonomous or satellite events to the biennale 
>both in Quebec and internationally.  The 6th 
>Biennale is 20-27 September 2004 under the theme 
>of the DESERT. <www.champlibre.com/desert>
>
>Cécile Martin March will present a talk at the 
>EAF on Tuesday 6 July at 4.30pm encompassing 
>CHAMP LIBRE and its activities, as well as a 
>video program of selected works.
>
>Admission Free.
>
>EXPERIMENTAL ART FOUNDATION
>Lion Arts Centre, North Terrace at Morphett Street, Adelaide, South Australia
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>The EAF is assisted by the Commonwealth 
>Government through the Australia Council, it 
>arts funding and advisory body, by the South 
>Australian Government through Arts SA, and 
>through the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy, an 
>initiative of the Australian, State and 
>Territory Governments. The EAF is proudly 
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EXPERIMENTAL ART FOUNDATION curates its 
exhibition program to represent new work that 
expands current debates and ideas in contemporary 
visual art. The EAF incorporates a gallery space, 
bookshop and artists studios.

Lion Arts Centre North Terrace at Morphett Street Adelaide
PO Box 8091 Station Arcade South Australia 5000
Tel: +618 8211 7505  Fax +618 8211 7323
email: eaf at eaf.asn.au  bookshop email: 
eafbooks at eaf.asn.au web: http://www.eaf.asn.au
Director: Melentie Pandilovski  Administrator: Julie Lawton
Program Manager: Michael Grimm Bookshop Manager: Ken Bolton

The Experimental Art Foundation is assisted by 
the Commonwealth Government through the Australia 
Council, it arts funding and advisory body, by 
the South Australian Government through Arts SA, 
and through the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy, 
an initiative of the Australian, State and 
Territory Governments. The EAF is proudly 
smoke-free.