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> 1. CFP: GLAM-WIKI 2015 (Sandra Fauconnier)
> 2. CFP: Renewable Futures Conference on Post-media Art and
> Theories (rasa at rixc.lv)
> 3. Mobile Workshop in Almaty_SPACES ON THE RUN project (stefan rusu)
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> Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2015 16:26:04 +0100
> From: Sandra Fauconnier <fokky at fauconnier.nl>
> Subject: [spectre] CFP: GLAM-WIKI 2015
> To: spectre at mikrolisten.de
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> The GLAM-WIKI 2015 conference - on collaboration between cultural institutions and the Wikimedia world - takes place from 9 to 12 April 2015 in The Hague, The Netherlands. The calls for presentation proposals and applications for travel scholarships are now open.
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> Details at https://nl.wikimedia.org/wiki/GLAM-WIKI_2015
>
> Call for proposals: https://nl.wikimedia.org/wiki/GLAM-WIKI_2015/Proposals
> (Some ideas and suggestions: https://nl.wikimedia.org/wiki/GLAM-WIKI_2015/Ideas_for_proposals)
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> Scholarships: https://nl.wikimedia.org/wiki/GLAM-WIKI_2015/Scholarship
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> Message: 2
> Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2015 16:44:47 +0000
> From: rasa at rixc.lv
> Subject: [spectre] CFP: Renewable Futures Conference on Post-media Art
> and Theories
> To: spectre at mikrolisten.de
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> Hello on Spectre list!
>
> with greetings from Transmediale i would like to announce a call for
> new conference series - Renewable futures, the 1st edition of which
> will focus on "post-media" art and theories, taking place in Riga,
> October 8-10, 2015
>
> please see more info below -
>
> kind regards,
>
> Rasa Smite
> http://rixc.org - RIXC has new website! :)
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> RENEWABLE FUTURES 2015:
> Transformative Potential of Art in the Age of Post-Media
>
> The 1st edition of new academic art and science conference series in
> the Baltic Sea region
>
> October 8-10, 2015, Riga
>
>
> The Renewable Futures is a new conference series in the Baltic Sea
> region that aims to invent new avenues for more sustainable and
> imaginative future developments. It will shape new contact zones
> between traditionally separated domains – art and science, academic
> research and independent creative practices, sustainable businesses
> and social engagement in the 21st century.
>
> The 1st conference edition will take place in Riga, from October 8-10,
> 2015, and it will primarily focus on exploring the transformative
> potential of art in the post-media conditions. Today, according to
> several voices – Rosalind Krauss, Lev Manovich, Peter Weibel and
> Domenico Quaranta – we have entered the post-media age; there is no
> any single medium anymore that dominates in contemporary media art
> practices that are rather engaged with contemporaneity and critical
> thinking. The huge diversity of “post-media art” was profoundly
> explored also in the Fields exhibition (Riga 2014, fields.rixc.org),
> curated by Raitis Smits, Armin Medosch and Rasa Smite. The Fields
> showed that art in post-media conditions contains highly
> transformative and visionary potential. However, symbolic and
> aesthetic qualities, as well as critical, investigative and
> confrontational aspects also proved to be just as important for
> “post-media art” to maintain a line between physical and mental,
> realities and utopias.
>
> CALL for Conference Proposals:
> We welcome proposals by artists, curators, theorists, academic
> researchers and other lateral thinkers to share their ideas and
> research with regards to the following themes:
>
> * post-media art - avantgarde practices and theories
> * slow media art, preservation challenges for the museums
> * art and science, building techno-ecological perspective
> * technopolitical investigations into the informational paradigm
> * big data and “media visualizations”
> * culture for sustainable development in the Baltic Sea region
>
> Call for Exhibition Artworks:
> The conference will be complemented by Art+Communication 2015 festival
> exhibition that will also contribute in building post-media
> perspective. We invite artists to propose their works that by blurring
> the boundaries between different disciplines are developing visions
> for more sustainable and imaginative ways of life.
>
> DEADLINE: March 20, 2015
>
> Please submit your conference proposal (abstract 250 words, biography
> 200 words) and/or proposal for artwork (description of idea, images,
> links, etc. and short biography – 200 words) by sending via e-mail:
> rixc at rixc.lv or website: http://rixc.org (“openconf” submission page
> will be opened soon)
>
> * Conference International Advisory board:
> Dieter Daniels, Douglas Kahn, Katja Kwastek, Armin Medosch, Regine
> Debatty, Gediminas Urbonas, Misko Suvakovic, and others.
>
> * Conference chair: Rasa Smite. Exhibition curator: Raitis Smits
>
> * Contact: rixc at rixc.lv
>
> You can also follow the RF conference news by subscribing Renewable
> list: http://db.x-i.net/mailman/listinfo/renewable
>
> More information: http://rixc.org
>
> Organized by RIXC in collaboration with Art Research Lab of Liepaja University
>
> Partners: Renewable Network, NORTH Creative Network Project, Culturability BSR
> Support: State Cultural Capital Foundation, Riga City Council, Latvian
> Ministry of Culture, Creative Europa, EEA/Norway grants
>
>
>
>
>
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> Message: 3
> Date: Sat, 31 Jan 2015 14:11:45 +0500
> From: stefan rusu <suhebator at gmail.com>
> Subject: [spectre] Mobile Workshop in Almaty_SPACES ON THE RUN project
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> dear all,
> find below the info concerning the workshop organised by Dushanbe Art
> Ground in partnership with Urban initiatives "Ctrl+S Almaty” in Almaty,
>
>
>
>
> ============================================================
>
>
> Mobile Workshop in Almaty
>
>
> Dushanbe Art Ground announces Mobile Workshop in Almaty in the frame of:
> “SPACES ON THE RUN - Mapping, activating, rethinking the status of public
> spaces in Central Asian context” project.
>
>
>
> Mobile Workshop in Almaty: 2 – 5 of February, 2015
>
> Address: Chaikovskogo Street 144 А, оffice 506, Almaty.
>
> Participants: visual artists, curators, architects, designers, urban
> activists from Kazakhstan and Tajikistan.
>
> Mobile Workshop’s tutor: Vladimir US - art manager and curator (Oberliht
> Young Artists Association, Chisinau, Rep. Moldova)
>
>
>
> Project organizer: Dushanbe Art Ground (Public Foundation “Sanati Muosir”)
>
> Project partners in Almaty: Urban Initiatives "Ctrl+S Almaty", ICOMOS Fund
> Kazakhstan, Saken Narinov/studioVDNH/Almaty.
>
> Project partners: Prince Claus Fund/NL, Arts Colaboratory - a Hivos&DOEN
> Foundation programme/NL, Goethe Institute Tashkent/UZ, Goethe Institute
> Almaty/Kazakhstan, Open Society Institute – Assistance Foundation in
> Tajikistan.
>
>
>
> Description:
>
> Mobile Workshop in Almaty is organized by Dushanbe Art Ground in
> partnership with Urban initiatives "Ctrl+S Almaty” as a mobile platform to
> research/analyses /mapping of the changing status of public spaces in
> Central Asia and was designed as integral part of SPACES ON THE RUN -
> Mapping, activating, rethinking the status of public spaces in Central
> Asian context” project.
>
>
>
> Mobile Workshop is conceived as a 4 days interaction between project
> participants, project team and invited tutor (Vladimir Us - art manager and
> curator, Chisinau) will consist in presentations, guided tours with local
> guides (Raushan Atagulova –architect and Alimaguli Ramankulova –architect)
> and working sessions (starting from 10.00 to 17.00) that will take place in
> Almaty where the main urban transformations occurred recently. The workshop
> participants will collect data and will provide comprehensive analyses
> concerning the causes, main actors as well the consequences of urban
> changes and impact on the society standards. By this research platform we
> wish to examine the structural determinants of public space and how it
> relates to the dominant activities both of the state—a public
> institution—and of business and commercial interests— the private interests
> under modern “Asian” type of capitalism.
>
>
>
> Mobile Workshop tutor:
>
> In the capacity of workshop tutor Vladimir Us will share his knowledge and
> experience in reclaiming public space through artistic practices in
> conjunction with a range of projects organized by the Oberliht Association
> in the past seven years, highlighting a number of artistic interventions
> which took place outside of traditional cultural institutions (the projects
> INTERVENTIONS, CHIOSK, the Civic Centre of Chisinau). These projects drew
> together artists, architects, sociologists, activists and other
> participants expressing interest in the transformations undergone by the
> public space in Chisinau, the goal being that of creating, through such
> cultural interventions, a truly public space.
>
> This efforts became possible via self-education and self-organization as
> well as through the development of a new cultural and digital
> infrastructure which is better suited to the needs of independent cultural
> entities in Moldavia, offering an alternative to the institutional
> environment and proposing new ways of engaging with the public.
>
>
>
> Vladimir US (1980) works as art manager and curator in Chisinau, Moldova,
> he is a founding member of Oberliht Young Artists Association. He studied
> art, curating, cultural management and cultural policy in Chisinau,
> Grenoble and Belgrade. Through his recent works and projects he examines
> the processes of transformation of the public space in post-Soviet cities
> along with the need for conceptualizing an alternative network of public
> spaces in Chisinau.
>
>
>
> Mobile Workshop in Almaty is organized with support from Open Society
> Institute – Assistance Foundation in Tajikistan.
>
>
>
> “SPACES ON THE RUN - Mapping, activating, rethinking the status of public
> spaces in Central Asian context” project aims is to understand/analyze the
> processes behind recent transformations of the public spaces in
> post-socialist context and investigate the status of public spaces in
> Central Asia challenging the hegemonic narratives, consumerist and private
> interests by re-appropriating/re-thinking and re-activating the public
> space trough contemporary art and social practices. The project will
> consist in the following components: - Mobile Workshops to be organized in
> Dushanbe, Almaty and Bishkek, - research-documentation lab, theoretical
> seminars, a number of art projects/creative interventions in the public
> space will be realized by invited participants from Central Asia
> (Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan). In order understand
> the dynamic of transformation of public spaces in the region a series of
> Mobile Workshops will be organized in Dushanbe/Tajikistan,
> Almaty/Kazakhstan and Bishkek/Kyrgyzstan to undertake a comparative
> analysis and investigate the processes behind recent transformations,
> mapping, planning, use, and commercialization of public space in the
> context of Central Asia.
>
>
>
> This project is supported by Prince Claus Fund, The Netherlands, Arts
> Colaboratory - a Hivos&DOEN Foundation programme, The Netherlands and also
> by Goethe Institute Tashkent, Uzbekistan, Goethe Institute Almaty,
> Kazakhstan and Open Society Institute – Assistance Foundation in Tajikistan.
>
>
>
>
>
> Dushanbe Art Ground (Public Foundation “Sanati Muosir”)-is a non-profit
> organization registered in 2012 in Dushanbe. DAG mission is to advocate for
> the development of contemporary art practices in Tajikistan, to redefine
> the role of the artist in contemporary society and shift the function of
> the artist from mere producer to engaged researcher and critic. DAG
> strategy is to achieve long-term sustainable development for new media arts
> and new platforms where creative and civic communities could
> collaboratively invent alternative avenues for social development and
> change.
>
>
>
> ============================================================
>
>
>
> +++++++++++++++++++++
>
> stefan rusu - curator
>
> dushanbe art ground
> tel: + 992 935036903
> email: suhebator at gmail.com
> <http://compose/?mailto=mailto%3asuhebator@gmail.com>
> skype: suhebator1
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