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AMSTERDAM FILM EXPERIENCE - CALL FOR ENTRIES!!!

The Amsterdam Film eXperience (AFX) is an annual international short film festival that celebrates exploration. AFX loves audiovisual productions that explore the boundaries of film, the boundaries between media and the boundaries of storytelling. Short films, music videos, animations, interactive film, video art and all the crossovers you can think of: AFX will show the most innovative and challenging productions from around the world. Do you feel your audiovisual productions are breaking the rules of cinema? Then join AFX and send in your work before September 1st, 2007. Show the world your stuff and be part of an inspiring cinematic experience on November the 2nd, 3rd and 4th in Het Ketelhuis, Amsterdam. Mail filmmaker@amsterdamfilmexperience.com and ask for the submission form. Or mail info@amsterdamfilmexperience.com for more info.

CATEGORIES:
beautiful stories interestingly told / new technology / guerrilla techniques / narrative abstraction / crossover animation / buzz, clicks & visual chaos / off the big screen (invading your space)

ARTIST in RESIDENCE [AiR] 2007
OPEN CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

+ + DEADLINE: 1 SEPTEMBER 2007 + +

in brief:
residency period - 3 months
dates from - September 2007
location - Amsterdam, Netherlands

The Netherlands Media Art Institute is pleased to annouce an open call for the fall 2007 round of its Artist in Residence (AiR) program.

The AiR programme at the Netherlands Media Art Institute aims to support the exploration and development of new work in
digital/interactive/network media and technology based arts practice. The residency provides time and resources to artists in a supportive environment to facilitate the creation of new work that is produced from an open source perspective. We encourage a cross disciplinary and experimental approach. This is a practice based residency designed to enable the development and completion of a new work.

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This from my home town… sadly only open to those who still live or work in Suffolk!

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Open Submission Art Exhibition - CALL FOR ENTRIES

Following the success of last year’s SUFFOLK SHOWCASE, the now established annual open submission exhibition returns to Bury St Edmunds Art Gallery. Presented in association with Bury St Edmunds Art Society, Bury St Edmunds Art Gallery provides SUFFOLK SHOWCASE as an opportunity open to all Suffolk-based artists and makers aged 16 years and over, the opportunity to submit work to be shown in a public exhibition of the highest quality.

This year’s exhibition will be selected by a panel of distinguished judges. They are: Rebecca Weaver, Arts Development Officer for visual arts at the Town Hall Galleries in Ipswich; Townley and Bradby, an exciting and emerging artist collaborative based in Norwich and currently participating in the Escalator programme for visual artists in the Eastern region; and Lillias August, an established and highly regarded artist from Bury St Edmunds and representative for Bury St Edmunds Art Society.

The judges will also select one artist from the exhibition for the SUFFOLK SHOWCASE ARTIST AWARD - this award will enable the recipient to create new work through a close working relationship with, and professional support from, the Art Gallery. Equivalent to £1000, the award will provide artist fees of £175 per day and a small budget for materials and expenses. The award will be announced at the exhibition preview on the evening of Friday 29 June. The exhibition will run from Saturday 30 June to Saturday 28 July.

For further details on how to submit work for the SUFFOLK SHOWCASE exhibition, artists should contact the Art Gallery on 01284 762081 or download information and an Entry Form from the website http://www.burystedmundsartgallery.org .

Hive Networks UNlaunched

@ Space Triangle Hackney
129-131 Mare Street London E8 3RH
Wednesday June 13, 2007

17:00 pm: a special reception and debate with the hive-mind
19:00 pm: speeches and hospitalities

rsvp: info@hivenetworks.net

Hive Networks is an Open Source project that has developed a DIY kit for ubiquitous computing. During an extensive R&D phase, we have created Hivewares - a range of software tools that transform industrially built, inexpensive, small consumer devices into the much smarter species of Hive device.

With Hivewares we offer an easy to use media toolkit that creates networks that can see, hear, move and communicate using a suite of applications that enable a device to gather and disseminate digital content.

Now we invite you to explore the current development phase of the project and hear about art projects past, present and future. We welcome media practitioners, curators, organisers and researchers to examine the project, give advice and come up with ideas for future developments.

www.hivenetworks.net

Broadway launches its new digital art and moving image Exhibition programme DIGITAL BROADWAY on Thursday 14 June at 6pm.

With the installation of specialist film screen on the building’s dramatic new glass front and a significant screen network, Broadway brings its media exhibition facilities to a new level.

Digital Broadway will commission artists working with new media technologies, digital film and video with the assistance of Arts Council England funding.

A year long programme of the best digital art and moving image from the region and all over the world.

Curated and commissioned by Anna Petry and Jeanie Finlay

Contact anna@broadway.org.uk
Broadway, 14-18 Broad Street, Nottingham, NG1 3AL. 0115 952 6600
www.broadway.org.uk

RATIONAL REC presents THE OULIPO NIGHT
Tuesday 5 June 2007
Organised by Andrew Infanti and Matthew Shlomowitz
Bethnal Green Working Men’sClub 44 Pollard Row, London E2 (5 mins from Bethnal Green tube)
£5 on the door, doors open at 8pm, first performance 8.30pm
http://www.rationalrec.org.uk
Rational Rec is a monthly inter-art social occasion based at Bethnal Green Working Men’s Club, incorporating sound, music, text, performance, film and dessert into a damn good night out. Come along and be artistically, intellectually and alcoholically stimulated.
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Come to the Women, Business and Blogging Conference on Friday 8 June 2007 at De Montfort University to find out how blogging by women and for women builds networks, improves customer reach, monetizes creativity and infuses your business with Web 2.0 goodness!

Business is becoming increasingly interested in social media and especially in blogs. In Europe over the last year several conferences have explored the potential of Web 2.0 networks to increase business opportunities - see LIFT07 (Geneva) and Le Web (Paris) for just two examples. But there have been no European events focusing specifically on women and social media - until now.

Women, Business and Blogging is organised by NLab at De Montfort University, Leicester. NLab was developed in the Faculty of Humanities by Professor Sue Thomas to connect creative businesses with writers and generate pioneering partnerships. In 2006 NLab ran a series of professional workshops and seminars on blogs, wikis, games and new media writing. In 2007 NLab is proud to present this first-ever European conference for and about women who read and write blogs.

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