Deadlines
[August 2006]
August 15. Call for Artists
Project Creo: Digital Divide/Digital Provide November 10 – December 31, 2006
Call for Entries Deadline to submit proposals: August 15, 2006 Notification date: September 15, 2006
We’re looking for artists whose works explore ideas of how the digital revolution has improved and divided our society, utilizing the same technology they are critiquing. The Center is primarily seeking proposals that create interactive environments that will engage visitors to the space. All work is insured while on exhibition.
Proposal must contain the following information: • Current artist resume, including address, phone number and email • Brief artist statement • Proposed work or installation for Digital Divide/Digital Provide, including drawing of the proposed piece, approximate size, materials utilized, hardware needed, amount of time needed for installation, etc. • Slides, video, cd or photographs of your current work • Self addressed, stamped envelope • Support materials, including past press (optional)
Please contact Melissa Christiano, Project Creo Director with questions regarding submission at (727) 822-7872 or email Melissa@theartscenter.org
Send all proposals to: The Arts Center Attn: Melissa Christiano 719 Central Avenue St. Petersburg, FL 33701
[July 2006]
July 10. NordiCHI 2006
AESTHETIC ARTEFACTS
NordiCHI 2006 encourages the submission of "aesthetic artefacts" and follows the trend that was started at NordiCHI 2002. The submission category promotes experiments into how artistic expression and praxis affect perspectives on interfaces, contexts and design.
Examples of possible artefacts include (but are not limited to): interactive artworks, computer games, interactive installations, net art, software art, artistic interfaces, aesthetic experiments with HCI-related issues. Accepted aesthetic artefacts will be exhibited at the conference in conjunction with the interactive event session. See the conference website for details.
NordiCHI 2006, the fourth Nordic HCI conference, will take place in Oslo between October 14 and 18.
See the conference website: http://www.nordichi.org/2006
[June 2006]
June 23. The 16th Flashforward Film Festival
FLASHFORWARD2006 AUSTIN, TEXAS
HILTON AUSTIN
SEPTEMBER 11-14, 2006
Nominate a Flash site for the 16th Flashforward Film Festival!
Nomination Form: http://www.flashforwardconference.com/nominate
June 30. IEEE Symposium on Information Visualization 2006
New this Year
InfoVis Art Exhibit
Information visualization is traditionally viewed as a tool for data exploration and hypothesis formation. In recent years, however, both the mainstreaming of computer graphics and the democratization of data sources on the Internet have had important repercussions in the field of information visualization. With the ability to create visual representations of data on home computers, artists and designers have greatly expanded the practice of infovis as artistic pursuit.
In its first edition, the InfoVis Art Exhibit examines the merging of artistic intention and visualization technique. We are looking for artwork that reveals data patterns in aesthetic, innovative ways.
The InfoVis Art Exhibit will consider the following types of work:
- interactive CD/DVD-ROM work
- interactive web-based work
- printed artwork
Accepted art submissions will be included electronically on the IEEE Visualization 2005 Conference DVD, shown during the InfoVis symposium, placed on the official infovis.org web site, and the summary will be distributed in a hardcopy compendium to all symposium and conference attendees.
For instructions on how to submit your work, see submission page at: http://conferences.computer.org/infovis/infovis2006/art_show_c.html
