[spectre] New reviews/works & current Projects on Furtherfield.

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New reviews/works & current Projects on Furtherfield.

All reviews can either be accessed via this url 
http://www.furtherfield.org from the front page, or from the links under 
each of the introductions below.

Lexicon by Andy Deck.
Graphical, interactive software system, exploring the relationship 
between code, natural language & image making, composing scripts & 
adding them to a an existing vocabulary. Reviewer: Alison Colman.
http://www.furtherfield.org/displayreview.php?From=Index&review_id=131

Media Curation Seminar at VIVID.
Seminar: Curation, preservation & dissemination of media art. Final 
seminar in the hothaus series, examines challenges of curating & 
presenting media art. Reviewer: Mark R Hancock.
http://www.furtherfield.org/displayreview.php?From=Index&review_id=134

Random Animation Loops by Philip Wood.
"medialounge" is a good name for Philip Wood's site, since the works are 
quite relaxing; all together they form a mediasphere covering at least 
the past century or so. Reviewer: Alan Sondheim.
http://www.furtherfield.org/displayreview.php?From=Index&review_id=130

Tales from the Desktop by Sandra Crisp.
A nonlinear sequence of moving images based on desktop icons and 
screensavers + recent media images and soundbites on global climate change.
Reviewer: JanedaPain.
http://www.furtherfield.org/displayreview.php?From=Index&review_id=129

Trondheim Matchmaking Festival.
The annual Trondheim Matchmaking (TMM) festival is "an arena for 
presentations of innovative ideas and artistic projects – a place where 
competence and resources are maintained and developed". Reviewer: Helen 
Varley Jamieson.
http://www.furtherfield.org/displayreview.php?From=Index&review_id=133

3 Mexico City blogs.
A walk through three Mexico City blogs. Its members are, for the most 
part, unpublished writers who started their blogs between the years 2001 
and 2002. Reviewer: Ivan Monroy-López.
http://www.furtherfield.org/displayreview.php?From=Index&review_id=132

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Other current projects events/exhibitions related to Furtherfield.

HTTP presents Eating Canvas by UK digital artist Jess Loseby. A new 
media installation of digital paintings on a range of canvas: fabric, 
screen, paper and televisions. This warm and evocative cyber-domestic 
work is a convergence of personal and political aesthetics that is 
reflective and declares a conscious subjectivity. Loseby's 
internationally recognised net artworks always demonstrate a keen 
alertness to her's and her viewers' positioning in physical, virtual and 
political space.
For more information: http://www.http.uk.net/

Artist's Private View - Tuesday 1st March 2004
7pm exhibition opening hours:
1st - 27th March 2005
Friday- Sunday: 12 noon- 5pm

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New Reviews & features on Furthernoise.

In this the first edition of 2005 we are joined by Keyop's Andrew Palmer 
who gives us his verdict on Ian Yeager's new album Music for Guitar & 
Computer & the new Sijis release from Pasif Perifrastic.

Alex Young casts his ear over Narrpowminded's most recent release from 
Psychon and Roger Mills takes a listen to Blevin Blectum's album Look 
Magic Maple and Midori Hirano's EP Poet at the Piano as well as chatting 
to Midori (recorded telephone interview) about her music and living in 
Tokyo.

In this months artist feature Furthernoise resident guest Mark Mclaren 
interviews Paulo Raposo & Stephan Vitiello on Sirr Records compilation 
and Homage to Maurice Blanchot. He also takes us through the 
compilations various artist's responses to the man and his work.

Other releases to get the mutton treatment are Charles Goff III CDR COO 
STICKY and the feed back improvisations of Claudio Parodi in his release 
11'39 + 5'00 = 20'00.
http://www.furthernoise.org


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