[spectre] Tonight live KillerTV - Global/Local video

[Floor v Spaendonck]

Global/Local video
livestream at http://connect.waag.org
8.00 PM- 10.00 PM

On wednesday the 29th of November KillerTV features various small  
scale videoprojects from all over the world. Video can be an  
instrument for awaremess and empowerment. But there are also exchange  
projects: the mixing of video from different parts of the world.

The evening is hosted by Alexander Nikolic, an artist working in  
Serbia and Vienna. He is currently involved in the Camp-project, that  
focuses on the subject of camps; what do camps mean –extremely: a  
collection of data- for the European culture and soul? Part of Camp  
is Nikolic’ SlumTV, a media project in the centre of Belgrado where  
thousands of people built an independant community under a bridge.  
They form a shadow economy, with their own shops, bars and other  
businesses.
http://nyartsmagazine.com/index.php? 
option=com_content&task=view&id=5659&Itemid=201

Nikolikc will talk with Lucrezia Cippitelli, who, next to her  
theoretical work http://newmediafix.net/daily/?p=756, is also a media- 
artist. She shows material from a project in Havana where people  
wrote the scripts for their own video productions.

Nikolic ends with a Park4DTV, a Dutch project from the nineties that  
started on the Amsterdam cable but expanded to a large network of  
videoartists all over the world. One of the founders, Peter Mertens,  
shows material and explains the history of Park.

Where: Theatrum Anatomicum, Waag building, Nieuwmarkt 4, 1012CR  
Amsterdam
When: Wednesday 29 November 2006, door open 7.45 PM, start 8.00 PM
Stream: http://connect.waag.org


Killer (application is people) TV is a weekly live-program featuring  
technology, arts and media.
Killer TV is supported by Mondriaan Foundation,HGIS Arts Fund, VSB  
foundation, Prins Bernhard Cultuur Foundation, Surfnet


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