MARCH 19
The afternoon times slipped by about an hour on the day, but this is
still a fairly accurate representation of the programme.
Links to texts from the the presentations are being
updated.
Please note all times given are New Zealand summer
time
1000 Sean Cubitt [onsite]
Opening and Welcome
1030 Steven Kovats
[online]
Rotterdam,
Netherlands
1100 Sophea Lerner
[online]
Helsinki,
Finland
1130 Tennis
[online]
London, UK
LIVE
PERFORMANCE
1200 James Stevens [online]
"Boundless, OWN and
Blink"
London, UK
1230 Helen Varley
Jamieson [onsite] [online]
West Coast, NZ and
Helsinki, Finland
1300 LUNCH!
1330 Tetsuo Kogawa
[onsite]
"New Media and
Mini FM"
1430 DISCUSSION
1445 COFFEE!
1500 Zina Kaye
[online]
"Three experiences in
remote collaboration"
Sydney, Australia
1515 Sally Jane Norman, David Metcalfe, Sneha
Solanki [onfilm]
Newcastle, UK (details below)
1545 Ian Clothier
[onsite]
"Remoteness,
hybridity, power and freedom"
1600 Phil Dadson
[onsite]
"Tuning into,
out-to, noise and silence, ears peeled to inner, outer."
1615 Paul Woodruffe
[onsite]
"The Listening Post"
1630 Trudy Lane
[onsite]
"Glocalogue --
perspectives on cultural production in the age of
glocalization,
universal nomadism and the generic city."
Presentation
link here.
1645 Eu
Jin Chua
[onsite]
"The Ventriloquist's
Embrace: The Paranoid Predicament of Laurie
Anderson's Dal
Vivo": tele-technologies, visibility, art, and power.
1700 Caroline McCaw
[onsite]
1715 DISCUSSION
1745 i.e. wlltts + zy'zx
+ eset [onsite][online]
LIVE PERFORMANCE
Ak, NZ +
Brussels, Belgium
Entry is free!
Complimentary Tiger Beer will be available during the last performance!
There will be a post-festival catch-up and relax at
The Wine Cellar, St Kevins Arcade, Karangahape Road
[onsite] = the presenter will be presenting at Elam
[online] = the presenter will be live via the internet
[onfilm] = the presenter will be prerecorded
Digital Lounge
Tyneside Cinema
Newcastle-upon_tyne
UK
re:mote co-organiser Honor Harger is currently the consultant director of the AV Festival in Newcastle. As a point of connection between the festivals, Honor convened a round table discussion with Newcastle based artists and commentators whose work relates to the theme of re:mote.
The roundtable was organised as part of the preparation of the 2006 AV Festival programme, and the recordings of the event will be screened at re:mote.
The presenters were/are:
- Sally Jane Norman, Director, CultureLab, University of Newcastle
Discussion about working with digital technology in performance contexts, about the role of remote technologies in facilitating collaboration, with case studies of projects she has worked on or experienced to highlight the poetic potentials of working with technology.
- David Metcalfe, Chief Executive, Forma
Discussion of Forma's current productions, including work by Ryoji Ikeda, Gina Czarnecki, and Ryuichi Sakamoto + Carsten Nikolai.
- Sneha Solanki, new media artist & lecturer at University of Newcastle
Discussion of the themes and concepts behind her practice, showing a range of her internet based art projects, including 'The Lovers', an installation exploring computer viruses and 'Flat of Culture' a 49 hour networked performance, produced in collaboration with Kate Rich, which involved multiple streaming media performances and broadcasts.