Here are listed all the previous issues of electronic arts and digital culture monthly magazine Digimag. Through these direct links is possible come back to read everything was writtens by Digicult collaborators during all the last months, from the first issue in February 2005 to the last month issue.
In this way, is possible to complete a step back circuit through all the articles written, through the reviews, the presentations about all the tipical themes of Digicult. From net art to hacktivism, from audiovisuals to electronic music, from performing arts to interaction design, from software art to new media, from artificial intelligence to video art. In the past issues of Digicult magazine you will find a real experienced baggage from the people that directly makes electronic culture in Italy today, with their passion and competence.
Marco Mancuso leaded for Digicult a three days seminar at Transmedia, a two-year, full-time course in arts, media and design. The program focuses on research as an integrated mix of art practice and critical thought. The multidisciplinary, international environment fosters a dialogue with experts about your artistic practice.
SUBTLE TECHNOLOGIES: SCREENINGS + LECTURE Marco Mancuso and Claudia D’Alonzo have been invited by Subtle Technologies festival Toronto to present "Phenomena: A journey around audiovisual art-science": 2 Videoscreenings ("Hidden Worlds" curated by Marco Mancuso and "When the Eye Flickers" curated by Claudia D’Alonzo) + 1 lecture ("A myriad of vibrant phenomena by M.Mancuso)
DIGICULT PART OF THE CELESTE PRIZE JURY
Marco Mancuso and Bertram Niessen from Digicult, will select this year's Celeste Prize finalists and shortlisted artists. The Jury and Selection Committee headed by Eugene Tan chose Digicult to select the 10 finalist works for the Live Media & Performance Prize, togheter with Marius Watz, Claudio Sinatti, Jose Peirera ed Erik Dunlap
CULTURAL BLOGGING IN EUROPE
Cultural blogging is not (yet) a well-known category within the blogosphere and LabforCulture wanted to find out more. Who blogs? What are they blogging about? Which audiences and communities are being engaged? What are the economic models and how sustainable are they? These are some of the questions that are explored in the new Cultural Bloggers Interviewed publication. The bloggers were interviewed between 2009 and 2010 and were challenged to answer questions about their motivation, business models and subsequent opportunities that came from starting their blogs
Faces In The Cloud is the theme of the FutureEverything 2012 art programme and also a major theme within the FutureEverything 2012 conference. Curated by Drew Hemment and Charlie Gere. The art programme at FutureEverything 2012 will bring these issues to life through the work of artists, researchers and designers that provoke and inspire with new perspectives on this theme. FutureEverything is an ideal platform for this project, owing to its long-term engagement with questions of mass participation and crowd sensing and its close relation to the new AHRC Hub.
The
European
MEDIA
Programme
offers
development
funding
(grants
up
to €
150.000
or
50%
of
the
development
budget)
for
interactive
projects
that
complement
an
audiovisual
project.
Grants of this type are aimed at independent European companies whose main object and activity is audiovisual production and/or the production of interactive works, games development. Companies submitting an application must have completed a previous eligible interactive work and prove that the work has been commercially distributed during the two calendar years preceding date of submission.
Application Deadline: 13 April 2012
SIGGRAPH 12: call for entries
39th
International
Conference
and
Exhibition
on
Computer
Graphics
and
Interactive
Techniques,
Los
Angeles,
USA,
August.
SIGGRAPH
2012
invites
you
to
showcase
your
unique
talents
and
skills.
From
students
to
studio
executives,
from
scientists
to
artists,
SIGGRAPH
is
the
world's
largest
annual
gathering
of
the
best
and
brightest
minds
in
computer
graphics.
This
is
your
opportunity
to
present
your
best
work
at
SIGGRAPH
2012. SIGGRAPH 2012 seeks to build on a long tradition of excellence, and to do so we need you and all of the diverse talents and skills you bring to our community.
VIDEO MOBILE From installations exploiting mobile technology to works expressly conceived for iPod video... Monica Ponzini / Translation: Micaela Genchi
