Call for submission for Glasgow Open Source tech and art event
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Machinista is a yearly unmediated open-submission online exhibition.
Creative and technological practices including visual and software art, science and design projects, moving image, experimental music and performance are featured in various scales and stages of development ranging from documentation of prototypes and exploratory installations to fully operational systems.
In 2003 there were 128 submissions featured in Machinista plus offline events in Moscow and Perm in the Urals.
Creative and technological practices including visual and software art, science and design projects, moving image, experimental music and performance are featured in various scales and stages of development ranging from documentation of prototypes and exploratory installations to fully operational systems.
In 2003 there were 128 submissions featured in Machinista plus offline events in Moscow and Perm in the Urals.
Call For Entries - DEADLINE: 28th February 2004
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MACHINISTA 2004
Submissions for the following three themes are welcomed in all media.
1. "Art from the Machine: gleams of the inhuman"
Works created completely or mostly by a machine or an artificial intelligence system.
2. "Artists Against Machinic Standards"
Breaking, destroying, hacking, unexpected (non-utilitarian?) usage of customary programs as an art experiment.
3. "Full-Screen Robovision"
Moving image works (experimental/scientific imaging, audiovisual code, short films, animation and VJ mixes) illustrating "the world as seen by machines" see
http://www.machinista.org for more details and to participate.
(Deadline: 28th February 2004)
MACHINISTA GLASGOW*
An offline festival each year in a different host city showcases key entries to the online exhibition.
Participants in www.machinista.org are commissioned to travel and present/exhibit/install/ perform to wide audiences. This year, Machinista talkes place in Glasgow, Scotland on the weekend of May 7-9 2004 with some additional events later in the year in Perm, Urals.
Machinista 2004: http://www.machinista.org
Machinista 2003: http://www.machinista.ru (Russian) - http://www.machinista.ru/en (English)
*Supported by the Scottish Arts Council & CCA Glasgow
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MACHINISTA 2004
Submissions for the following three themes are welcomed in all media.
1. "Art from the Machine: gleams of the inhuman"
Works created completely or mostly by a machine or an artificial intelligence system.
2. "Artists Against Machinic Standards"
Breaking, destroying, hacking, unexpected (non-utilitarian?) usage of customary programs as an art experiment.
3. "Full-Screen Robovision"
Moving image works (experimental/scientific imaging, audiovisual code, short films, animation and VJ mixes) illustrating "the world as seen by machines" see
http://www.machinista.org for more details and to participate. (Deadline: 28th February 2004)
MACHINISTA GLASGOW*
An offline festival each year in a different host city showcases key entries to the online exhibition.
Participants in www.machinista.org are commissioned to travel and present/exhibit/install/ perform to wide audiences. This year, Machinista talkes place in Glasgow, Scotland on the weekend of May 7-9 2004 with some additional events later in the year in Perm, Urals.
Machinista 2004:
http://www.machinista.org Machinista 2003:
http://www.machinista.ru (Russian) - http://www.machinista.ru/en (English) *Supported by the Scottish Arts Council & CCA Glasgow
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Excellent use of public money
16.02.2004 17:46
I'm sure a pensioner in Glasgow waiting for a hip operation because of an underfunded hospital will see this use of his tax Pound as reasonable.
Dave
we need more than medicine
16.02.2004 19:02
i'd say more public money is wasted in PFI, where public money is screwed by corporate business.
heather
Art and my gran
16.02.2004 19:07
heather
that's right dave - no arts project should ever get funded right?!
16.02.2004 19:21
if you really want to talk about arts funding then it's more yer high profile toff temples like the royal opera house - funded by us all, subsidising the minority toffs who like opera.
anyway that's NOT THE POINT OF THIS POST IS IT. Stop trolling and trying to turn every post on indymedia into an argument!
OPEN SOURCE - YES. gets my vote. and my cash :-)
dave