Public Spaces
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Streaming
Museum is produced in New York City Streaming Museum presents real-time exhibitions in cyberspace and public space on seven continents. Launched on January 29, 2008, the Museum's ongoing program of multi-media exhibitions are produced in collaboration with international artists, curators and cultural institutions. Streaming Museum is conceived as a source of free cultural content and public service messaging on the environment, education and health, accessed via internet and in high visibility public locations. The Museum is a member of the International Urban Screens Association. President, Mirjam Struppek is an advisor to Streaming Museum. For information
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Federation
Square, Melbourne Australia Federation Square is Melbourne's meeting
place and a unique cultural and community precinct. Fed Square
brings together a creative mix of attractions, including the Australian
Centre for the Moving Image and the National Gallery Victoria
- Ian Potter Centre, the Australian Racing Museum, |
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Premises Gallery, Johannesburg Civic Theater, The Premises Gallery is a multi-purpose contemporary art space. Run by The Trinity Session (www.onair.co.za), this venue is an example of a successful collaboration between artistic vision, entrepreneurship and partnerships with the City of Johannesburg and The Johannesburg Civic Theatre. Made possible through the Braamfontein regeneration project that counts Sappi and the Johannesburg Civic Theatre as some of its proud stakeholders, The Premises is strategically located on the Braamfontein Theatre Precinct, an important node in Joburg's cultural landscape, sharing a landscaped piazza with the studios of the South African Ballet Theatre – a complex for arts, culture and entertainment. |
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Jubany
Scientific Base of Argentina Jubany Scientific Station is an Argentine permanent base in the Antarctic located at 62°14'S, 58°40'W, first settled in 1953 in the 25 de Mayo island among the South Shetland Islands. Max. population of 60 people. It is near other bases (from Uruguay, Chile, Korea, Russia, China and Poland), and next to a colony of more than 16000 penguins and 650 sea lions. The Station was erected in 1982, and has an average winter population of 20 people. The base counts 15 buildings, 2 laboratories and a Cinema (since April 2005). In order to reach it, it is necessary to fly from Ushuaia to Base Marambio and then navigate for a few days. |
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Art Center
Nabi, Seoul Korea The advance in digital media and information
technology has not only changed our daily lives but also fostered
a paradigm shift in art and culture. Arts, combined with new possibilities
opened up by media technologies, have evolved and expanded its
horizon of expression. The interactions between technology and
human and the new type of cultural-artistic expressions mediated
by technology require constant examination and reflection on the
relations between human and technology. |
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Janet Oh Gallery Curator, Janet Oh We are a young but vigorously working commercial gallery in Seoul, Korea. The selection of artworks we deal include not only acclaimed but also emerging contemporary Korean and foreign artists' works that are exceptional, which range from Korean painting to interactive media works. The artworks of emerging Korean artists we deal in are innovative. We have also been very active in establishing a global network, which made us capable of showing strong one-of-a-kind exhibitions, including Michael Wolf and Zadok Ben-David. |
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Birkbeck
University of London The School is a long established centre with a high national and international reputation in medieval, Renaissance and modern art history and the history of film and television. Located in the centre of London, in historic Bloomsbury, gives students access to the capital's unrivalled range of libraries, art galleries, museums and cinemas. Forty-six Gordon Square, the building housing the School, is also the former home of Vanessa and Virginia (later Woolf) Stephens, centre of the Bloomsbury Circle, as well as the home of John Maynard Keynes, celebrated economist. The School of History of Art, Film and Visual Media includes an architecturally acclaimed state-of-the-art Centre for Research in Film and Visual Media, designed to be used for teaching, research and conferences, and is equipped with a 70-seat cinema. |
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Piazza
Duomo, Milan, Italy Milan is one of the largest cities in Italy and one of the most highly developed urban centers in Europe. Since the Dark Ages, the core of Milan has been the Piazza Duomo, and the spectacular Duomo. Over 200,000 people cross the Piazza every day, strolling between the 19th century Galleria Vittorio Emanuele - dedicated to the first king of Italy, as is the monument portraying him on horseback, and the 18th century Palazzo Reale, with the modern twin buildings of the Arengario. From Piazza Duomo you're most likely to walk down the crowded Corso Vittorio Emanuele. Around Piazza Duomo, is the 13th century Palazzo della Ragione on Via Mercanti which has survived since Milan's medieval period of self-rule; Santa Maria presso San Satiro, the small Renaissance church on Via Mazzini; and the Ambrosiana, a masterpiece and outstanding testimonial to Milan's great traditions in the patronage of the arts. |
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Victory
Park, Dallas Texas An extraordinary place for art and artistry, Victory Media Network® is the first large-scale, outdoor digital arts gallery and entertainment center in the world. This modern Kunsthalle is located in Dallas at the heart of Victory Park, one of the most significant new urban developments in the United States. Through its Victory Arts program, Victory Park provides opportunities for digital artists from across Texas and around the world to work and experiment with the finest video display technology available. Incorporated within the striking architecture of Victory Plaza are eleven large, high-resolution LED screens. Eight of these screens – four on each side of the Plaza – move along horizontal tracks to allow for a myriad of configurations and motion possibilities. These screens can also be combined in sets of four to create 31' x 53' "super screens" with HD resolution. High fidelity sound and an extensive theatrical lighting system heighten the experience to an immersive level. |
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Centro Municipal de Exposiciones Subte, Montevideo, Uruguay Located in the heart of Montevideo City, the Municipal Exhibition Center (CME - Subte), is a center of distribution, promotion and exhibition of contemporary art. Its aim is to explore diverse approaches to temporal-space dynamics and the problematics of todays art. The Subte team: Santiago Tavella, Curator; Brian Mackern, Art and Technology Coordinator; Ana Knobel, Cultural Manager; Enrique Balestrino, Communications. Ubicado en el corazón de la ciudad
de Montevideo, el Centro Municipal de Exposiciones Subte (CME
- Subte), es un centro de difusión, promoción y
exposición de arte contemporáneo. Su objetivo es
explorar de manera dinámica diversos abordajes espacio-temporales
de la problemática del arte actual. |
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Second Life, Ars Virtua New Media Center Ars Virtua is a new media center and gallery located primarily in the synthetic world of Second Life. Located in Dowden and Seventh Eye, Ars Virtua's 3000 square meter, two story building is divided into a "permanent" exhibition space and a place for rotating exhibits. Ars Virtua facilitates exploratory ventures in synthetic worlds such as the Ars Virtua Artist in Residence which supports artists both in Second Life and World of Warcraft. AV is committed to research and furthering the dialogue around synthetic worlds, the 3D web and the creation of native art in new mediums. http://arsvirtua.com/about.php Directions to SECOND LIFE ARS VIRTUA NEW
MEDIA CENTER: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Butler/244/13/72 |