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La Fondation du neuvième art, Zone Internationale du Neuvième Art (ZINA) The fondation du neuvième art (F9) is a Montreal-based, non-profit organization dedicated to disseminating and exhibiting Quebec and French comic strips and animation using new technologies.
Foundation & Center for Contemporary Art (F&CCA), CCA LABoratory F&CCA-Prague was founded in 1992 as part of a larger network of non-profit organizations established by the New York philanthropist George Soros.
Foundation for Art and Creative Technologies (FACT), Crossing Over Communities: 6th Mini-International Festival of Videoshots FACT is Britain's leading development agency for artists and exhibitors working with creative technologies.
Marc Fournel, Tontauben Tontauben is an interactive instrument for creating sound and will be used in installations and performances.
Marc Fournel, SKIN-PÔ The SKIN-PÔ project seeks to bring the creative process into the public forum and allow citizens to reclaim their community spaces through technological works of art.
Future Cinema: The Cinematic Imaginary After Film This exhibition assesses the impact of new production technologies on the conventions of cinema language.
Galerie Séquence, Residency of Rober Racine Galerie Séquence has striven to keep pace with new artistic practices that combine several mediums, including new technologies.
Juan Geuer, New Video Works In the late nineties, Juan Geuer began to experiment with video and is now exploring what he terms "aesthetic bonding."
Juan Geuer Though Juan Geuer was born in 1917 in the Dutch city of Soest, he has adopted several countries as his home and they have all marked his art, science and sensibilities toward human perceptions of space and time.
Beatrice Gibson Beatrice Gibson is an artist based in London. Born in 1978 she received a degree in philosophy from Manchester university. From 1999-2003 she lived in Bombay, India.
Global Groove 2004 The publication combines an anthology of texts on the Guggenheim show with a reprint of the exhibition catalogue for Videa 'n' Videology: Nam June Paik: 1959-1973.
Trevor Gould, Three Dimensional Blur with Digital Wind and Accessories In his work, Trevor Gould regards sculpture as a form of social material and exhibition as a form of cultural research.
Trevor Gould "I work from the insight that sculpture is a form of social material and that my exhibitions involve the production of artwork that can be viewed as a form of cultural research."
Groupe de recherche en arts médiatiques (GRAM), Dictionnaire des arts médiatiques Established in 1989 at the l'Université du Québec à Montréal (GRAM) brings together artists, theorists and researchers from various universities with the aim of facilitating creation and promotion of media art.
The Guggenheim Museum and the Daniel Langlois Foundation, The Variable Media Network The variable media concept was developed in 1998 by Jon Ippolito, an associate curator at the Guggenheim Museum in New York.
Usman Haque The London-based architect and artist Usman Haque designs interactive architectural systems and is interested in the ways that people relate to each other and to their surrounding space.
Usman Haque, Sky Ear The artist has set out to make explicit our interactions with the sky by offering an event that allows a wide public to not only see and hear electromagnetic waves, but to actually interact with them.
Dan Harries, The New Media Book This anthology brings together essays that represent a sampling of the contemporary approaches for studying new media and moving images.
Lynn Hershman, Life to the Second Power: Animating the Archive Life to the Second Power aims to turn the archive of Lynn Hershman Leeson into a new mixed reality and dynamic experience.
Lynn Hershman, Agent Ruby Lynn Hershman has examined the complex conditions at the core of emerging subjectivity since the 1970s.
Lynn Hershman Lynn Hershman Leeson was born in Cleveland, Ohio, where her father had immigrated from Montreal.
Institute of International Visual Arts (inIVA), X-Space Programme of Artists' Commissions Established in 1994, inIVA is Britain's only nationally funded visual arts organization with a specific mission to promote international artists from diverse cultural backgrounds.
interSpace Media Art Center, New Media Art Program The program focused specifically on creating new media projects on an open-competition principle and showcasing the projects generated by the media lab.
interSpace Media Art Center interSpace Media Art Center was founded in 1998 in Sofia, Bulgaria, to produce, develop and promote Bulgarian media art locally and internationally.
Susanne Jaschko, Researcher in Residence (2005) A research project on the temporal and spatial design of new media-based installation art, its perception and influence on the visitor's behavior
Eduardo Kac Kac began his artistic career as a traditional performance artist but eventually moved on to investigate technology artistically through an exploration of poetry.
258 audiovisual documents
272 web sites
Web site
Anarchive 2 : Digital Snow. – Montréal : Époxy Communications, 2002. {{www.digitalsnow.org}}
Web site
Digital Artists Handbook. – Edited by Marloes de Valk and Aymeric Mansoux. {{www.digitalartistshandbook.org}}
Part of Web site
Cates, Jon et al. – «re:place collectively re:viewed». – re:place 2007 : Second international conference on the histories of media, art, science and technology, 2007. {{www.mediaarthistory.org}}
1506 documents in the collection
Book
MediaArtHistories. – Edited by Oliver Grau. – Cambridge : MIT Press, 2007. – 475 p. – (Leonardo book series).
Book
Rush, Michael. – Les nouveaux médias dans l'art. – London : Thames and Hudson, 2005. – 248 p. – (L'Univers de l'art). – Newly revised edition.
Proceedings
Re:place 2007 : the second international conference on the histories of media, art, science and technology. – Berlin : Kulturprojekte Berlin GmbH, 2007. – 175 p.
578 events
Festival
Interférences : 2e festival international d'arts multimédia urbains, Belfort, France, December 14-20, 2000. – Organisation : CICV Pierre Schaeffer, Hérimoncourt. – As part of the «Les nuits savoureuses de Belfort» festival. {{www.interferences.org}}
Multidimensional event
Medi@terra 2000 : International Art and Technology Festival & Symposium : Neo [techno] logisms, Athens, Greece, November 3-9, 2000. – Organisation : Fournos : Center for Art and New Technologies, Athens. {{www.mediaterra.org}}
Festival
2nd International Computer Art Festival, The Kitchen, New York, N. Y., United States, June 1-15, 1974.