[spectre] Sonic Tags workshop - 2nd call for participation
tamas szakal
tszakal at contour.net
Wed Sep 21 10:28:15 CEST 2005
Call for participation in:
Sonic Tags Workshop
10-14 October 2005,
Budapest
As an offshoot of the Re:Activism conference, Sonic Tags workshop
aims to do a bit of city-programming, filling dedicated parts of
Budapest with unusual sounds, words, atmospheres, through creating
event triggered, localized broadcasts of poetic instances.
The one-week workshop is planned to embrace both
- hands on prototyping of simple broadcast technologies, as well as
- developing the poetics of micro-broadcasts, defining and recording
event triggered messages, ending with the results broadcasted over
special parts of the city presented at the conference and exhibited
in a gallery space.
Special guest participants include Peter Finch, Welsh sound poet;
Lajos Parti Nagy, hungarian poet and writer; Adam Hyde, new media
artist from New Zeland; Tetsuo Kogawa, radio artist via livestream
from Tokyo and others...
for more information check out the Sonic Tags website at:
http://mokk.bme.hu/sonictags
If you are ready to actively get to know and transform Budapest for a
couple of days, please send us an e-mail as soon as possible with your:
- statement of interest (5 sentences)
- short bio
- links to your work (if)
to tszakal at nextlab.hu
Deadline for applications: Septemper 26. 2005,
The participation is free of charge and we are still looking for
possibilities to cover your accommodation costs. As for travel, we
are happy to provide you letters of invitation for your local grants,
you will also find a good number of cheap flights to Budapest on the
net (Wizzair, SkyEurope, AirBerlin....),
The workshop and exhibition is a cooperation between conference
organiser MOKK (http://mokk.bme.hu), independent media-development
team Nextlab (http://nextlab.hu), and community radio Tilos (http://
tilos.hu), with active artists, poets, architects, creative
technologists and DJ's.
Tamas Szakal / Nextlab
+3630.476.8190
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