Chris Joseph

Window CALL FOR PROPOSALS

Deadline September 26

Send us your proposal idea, please include all information on the checklist below:

1) Your name, email address, mobile phone number
2) Preferred dates for your show
3) Your proposed show, and how it relates to your practice.
4) Whether your proposed show is Online / Onsite / or both
5) CV
6) Images or other documentation of your work. (JPEG or PDF format is great for images, and for video and audio works we prefer links to websites where we can watch / listen to the work.)

Please email proposals to Nell May ( n.may [at] auckland.ac.nz )

Alternatively, a hard copy can be delivered in person to:
Faculty Reception, National Institute of Creative Arts and Industries,
Conference Centre Building,
Symonds Street, Auckland

We respond to all proposals, but both our Onsite and Online programmes have a limited number of slots.

If you would like more information about Window please don’t hesitate to contact us

Window
www.window.auckland.ac.nz

International Competition for Web Animation on HAFFTube

For the first time the Holland Animation Film Festival 2008 launches an international competition for web animations. The web competition will be open for entries from Monday September 8 onwards.

On HAFFTube you will find a link to the entry form for the web competition. Please read the regulations and note that your film should be uploaded on YouTube before submitting the entry form. HAFFTube will gradually fill up with animated films from all over the world.

The Holland Animation Film Festival will rate the films that have been entered for competition. When we have reached our set limit of 50 films, the voting begins. Every week, films will be voted out to make room for the new entries. Deadline for entries: Wednesday October 22.

An international jury of filmmakers selects the winner out of the final 50 titles.

The winner will be revealed on the opening night of the festival at November 5.

Check www.haff.nl and HAFFTube for more details.

http://research-intermedia.art.uiowa.edu/tirw/vol9n2/

This issue focuses on Instruments and Playable Text. Guest-edited by Stuart Moulthrop, with work by John Cayley, Elizabeth Knipe, Judy Malloy, Nick Montfort, Stuart Moulthrop, and Shawn Rider.