Interactive Entertainment 2007, Australia – deadline 30 May 2007
The Fourth Australasian Conference on Interactive Entertainment, 2007
3-5 December 2007
Storey Hall, RMIT University
Melbourne, Australia
http://www.ie.rmit.edu.au/
SUBMISSION DEADLINES:
*Proposals for panels and abstract for individual papers: 30th May 2007
Does storytelling change in context of new forms of media?
This is the title and central question of a great article in The Philadelphia Inquirer today, in which the writer Katie Haegele asks some well-considered questions of Sue Thomas from DMU, Scott Lloyd DeWitt (director of the digital media project at the Department of English at Ohio State University) and Robert Coover (a Professor of Literary Arts at Brown University):
…what about the writing experience? Is literary writing for digital media different in a way that matters?
…Does good, old-fashioned storytelling really change just because it is distributed in new forms of media?
Google Will Eat Itself project censored by Google
Google Will Eat Itself announced that is now fully censored on all Google Search-Indexes worldwide.
The idea behind GWEI is simple:
Google Will Eat Itself generates money by serving Google text advertisments on a network of hidden Websites. With this money GWEI automatically buy Google shares. GWEI buys Google via their own advertisment. Google eats itself – but in the end “we†own it. By establishing this autocannibalistic model we deconstruct the new global advertisment mechanisms by rendering them into a surreal click-based economic model. After this process GWEI hands over the common ownership of “our†Google Shares to the GTTP Ltd. [Google To The People Public Company] which distributes them back to the users (clickers) / public.
Snd:arc – Broadstairs, Kent, 11 May 2007, 8pm
Description
Open Ear wish to announce Snd:arc- (Sound and Architecture) a free evening of open air live sound art and visual experimentation, featuring performances by a number of artists including Mr Paul Adams who will be performing with his new audio/visual software Pac / resenv.
The event, one of the first of its kind in the Broadstairs area, will be taking place in the space of the open courtyard at Canterbury Christ Church University at the Broadstairs Campus, Kent, England from 8pm on Friday 11/05/07 (weather permitting or be postponed until Friday the 18/05/07).
Please contact Broadstairs Campus closer to the date to verify that the event will be happening (t: +44 (0)1843 609120, e: broadstairs [at] canterbury dot ac dot uk).
The location
Canterbury Christ Church Broadstairs campus, Kent, England, situated on the east coast of Kent, approximately 30 minutes from Canterbury, opened in 2000 with a wide selection of higher education courses. The campus is committed to the arts and cultural regeneration of the area and regularly host’s events, exhibitions and performances on site.
Directions: http://www.canterbury.ac.uk/broadstairs/about/maps.asp
For further information regarding the event or Open Ear, please see our weblog at: http://openear.wordpress.com/
Snd:arc call for works – deadline 27 April 2007
Description
Open Ear wish to announce Snd:arc- (Sound and Architecture) a free evening of open air live sound art and visual experimentation, featuring performances by a number of artists including Mr Paul Adams who will be performing with his new audio/visual software Pac / resenv.
The event, one of the first of its kind in the Broadstairs area, will be taking place in the space of the open courtyard at Canterbury Christ Church University at the Broadstairs Campus, Kent, England from 8pm on Friday 11/05/07 (weather permitting or be postponed until Friday the 18/05/07).
Please contact Broadstairs Campus closer to the date to verify that the event will be happening (t: +44 (0)1843 609120, e: broadstairs [at] canterbury dot ac dot uk).
Call for works
Sound and Visual Artists are invited to contribute to Snd:arc- (Sound and Architecture) a free evening of open air live sound art and visual experimentation. The event will be curated by Paul Adams and Garrett Lynch as part of the non-profit audio / visual organisation Open Ear (http://openear.wordpress.com/). We are seeking in particular artists who can work with the outside space in a live context; this can range from approaches such as the projection of visual based works on the building fascias through to site specific responses recording and manipulating the surrounding architecture and environment. Individual performances can last up to 30 minutes and will take place in the courtyard of Canterbury Christ Church University, Broadstairs Campus, Kent, England from 8pm on Friday the 11th of May.
As we are non-profit based organisation and the event is free we are unable to offer any individual payment but will provide access to a limited supply of equipment (please include a list of requirements in your proposal and we will attempt to cater for this), suitable refreshments and possibly accommodation if required. This event is run by Open Ear as part of an initiative to bring new forms of live audio / visual art to an area currently undergoing a cultural regeneration.
Please email short proposals with a list of required equipment (no more than one page) by Friday 27/04/07 as word / pdf / rtf / txt document (not pasted into the email) to:
Paul Adams: paul.adams120 [at] googlemail dot com
and
Garrett Lynch: garrett [at] asquare dot org
For further information regarding the event or Open Ear, please see our weblog at: http://openear.wordpress.com/
The location
Canterbury Christ Church Broadstairs campus, Kent, England, situated on the east coast of Kent, approximately 30 minutes from Canterbury, opened in 2000 with a wide selection of higher education courses. The campus is committed to the arts and cultural regeneration of the area and regularly host’s events, exhibitions and performances on site.
Directions: http://www.canterbury.ac.uk/broadstairs/about/maps.asp
Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies – deadline 30 May 2007
This is a general call for submissions to Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies. Convergence is published by Sage Publications, and is one of the longest-standing journals in new media studies.
Regular readers and subscribers will know that, apart from two annual special issues, Convergence publishes two numbers a year which are open to any submissions that fall within our remit. This is an open call for papers for Volume 14, number 2, which will appear in May 2008. For this issue, papers would need to be submitted by 30th May 2007.