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DIGICULT EDITORIAL BOARD & STAFF:

From 2005, Digicult has being an online/offline cultural and editorial platform which focuses on the impact of new technologies and sciences on art, design, culture and contemporary society. Founded and directed by Marco Mancuso, is now based on the active participation of quite 50 professional people, who represent a wide international Network of journalists, curators, artists, theorists, practioneers and critics.

Digicult is also the editor of the monthly magazine Digimag, which focuses on some cultural, productive and artistic issues like: internet & networks, hacking & hacktivism, video art & experimental cinema, sound art & electrinic music, audiovideo and live media, design & architecture, art & science, new media & social media, software art & generative art, performing art & interactive dance, with a strong critic and deep journalistic approach. Digicult produces an electronic music and audiovisual podcast, Digipod, linked to the world of netlabels and independent audiovisual productions online, and also has its own international newsletter service Diginews.

Digicult is actually working with the art agency Digimade as curator/promoter of some Italian audiovisual artists and designers, presenting their work within festivals, galleries, exhibitions, events and cultural centers in Europe and worldwide.Finally, Digicult works as media partner for festivals, exhibitions & events, developing special curatorial projects, writing texts for catalogues, organizing workshops and seminars, joining lectures in academies and universities.

CONTACTS, HEAD QUARTER AND AGENCY:

Marco Mancuso (Executive Director)
Via Thaon di Revel 9, 20159, Milan - Italy
Mob: +39.340.8371816
info@digicult.it

DIRECTION AND MANAGEMENT COMMITEE:

Marco Mancuso
(Professor at NABA Academy of Milan, Visiting Professor at Transmedia of Brussels)

Claudia D'Alonzo
(PhD student in Audiovisual Studies at University of Udine)

Bertram Niessen
(Researcher at Sociology Faculty of University Statale - Milan Bicocca)

Lucrezia Cippitelli
(Phd at La Sapienza of Roma, Professor at Academy of Fine Arts of L'Aquila)

EDITORIAL STAFF AND TRANSLATIONS:

Marco Mancuso (Executive Director) ; Claudia D'Alonzo (Press Office) ; Fabio Franchino (Technical Consultancy) ; Paolo Ceresatto, Alessandra Saviotti, Martina Panelli (Editing) ; Paolo Borsatti (Marketing & Service Designer) ; Laurea Magistrale in Traduzione Specialistica, Università IULM di Milano (Website Translations) ; Lara Freschi, Francesca Lattanzi, Stefano Avola, Andrea Cariello, Valentina Venegoni, Maria Cidonelli (Magazine Translations) ; Roberta Buiani (Translations Reviewer) ; Eugenia Fratzeskou (International & Academic Networks & Cooperation Consultant)

ADVISORY BOARD:

International Digimag Advisory Board will be announced soon...

AUTHORS:

Tatiana Bazzichelli ; Bertram Niessen ; Teresa De Feo ; Luigi Ghezzi ; Giulia Baldi ; Domenico Quaranta ; Massimo Schiavoni ; Monica Ponzini ; Valentina Tanni ; Silvia Bianchi ; Lucrezia Cippitelli ; Claudia D'Alonzo; Barbara Sansone ; Giulia Simi ; Silvia Scaravaggi ; Alessio Galbiati ; Antonio Caronia ; Loretta Borrelli ; Carla Langella ; Silvia Casini ; Jeremy Levine ; Herman B. Mendolicchio ; Serena Cangiano ; Micha Cardenas ; Mark Hencock ; Pasquale Napolitano ; Zoe Romano ; Enrico Pitozzi ; Eugenia Fratzeskou ; Mattia Casalegno ; Robin Peckam ; Sabina Cuccibar ; Silvia Bertolotti ; Simone Broglia ; Claudio Musso ; Claudia Maina ; Elena Biserna ; Maria Chatzichristodoulou ; Neva Pedrazzini ; Mathias Jansson ; Felipe Zuniga ; Alexandra Purcaru ; Pia Bolognesi ; Julianne Pierce ; Emanuele Andreoli ; Alessandra Saviotti ; Alfredo Cramerotti ; Martina Panelli ; Alessandra Coretti ; Nicola Bozzi ; Jamie Ferguson ; Mauro Arrighi

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Digicult in an editorial project with Head Quarter and Editorial Board at Via Thaon di Revel 9, 20159 Milan. The Editorial Press is registered at Milan Court, number N°240 of 10/04/06. Digimag is a monthly magazine with ISSN Code: 2037-2256. All contents are under Creative Commons Licence

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DIGICULT NEWS

	TRANSMEDIA: 3 DAYS SEMINAR 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 Download Pdf Read the Interview

Speak about us: Interview from Art Manager magazine
Speak about us: Interview from Lab For Culture platform
Speak about us: Interview from Elektra festival blog
Speak about us: Interview from Vj Culture website

DIGICULT SUGGESTS

INTERNATIONAL CALLS

	FUTURE EVERYTHING: 2012: call for artworks 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. Application Deadline: 09 January 2012
	EUROPEAN MEDIA PROGRAM: development funding 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. Deadline: January/February 2012
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	WEB AESTHETICS. VITO CAMPANELLI AND THE MEDIA AESTHETICS Vito Campanelli – media theorist and lecturer... Pasquale Napolitano
	RADICANT AESTHETICS. LIBIA CASTRO & OLAFUR OLAFSSON Last June, on the train to Venice, I was reading with... Elena Biserna
	MAURO CEOLIN: ETHNOGRAPHY OF THE IMAGINARY Mauro Ceolin, present in September and October to Triennale... Claudio Musso
	CADA: DID YOU SAY YOU WANTED AN EVOLUTION? CADA is a cultural, multi-disciplinary platform based in Lisbon:... Marco Mancuso
	DELETE: THE VIRTUE OF OBLIVION. AN INTERVIEW TO VIKTOR MAYER-SCHONBERGER In our digital era we have a... Simona Fiore
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	KOEN VANMECHELEN. CHICKENS, CHICKS & EXPERIMENTAL SUBJECTS During the international arts exhibition LIV,... Silvia Casini
	ART & NETWORKED CULTURE. TALLIN AND THE NEW MEDIA ART The Culture Capital of Europe 2011 is Tallinn in... Mathias Jansson
	KINETICA ART FAIR 2010. INVISIBLE IMMERSION INTO KINETIK ART Kinetic, a word that derives from the Greek... Alessandra Migani
	SONAR 2008: THE FEMININE FACTOR Digicult has confirmed its media partnership with Sonar, the most important... Marco Mancuso
	IN VIDEO COLLABORATION Towards the end of the '90s, long before the whole world found out about web 2.0,... Giulia Baldi
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	THE THEATRE OF SOUND. ACOUSTIC RESEARCH BY FANNY & ALEXANDER Among the most interesting backgrounds on... Enrico Pitozzi
	GUIDE TO AN UN-DOCUMENTARY. VISION - RAPRESENTATION - RICREATION This article is the result of a series... Emanuele Andreoli
	OPERATIVE TRANSFORMATION. PART 2 This two-part essay offers a critical investigation into the notion... Eugenia Fratzeskou
	IN THE BEGINNING WAS CYBERNETICS. RELATION BETWEEN SCIENCE & ARTISTS What relationship is there between... Teresa De Feo
	ORGANIC RESONANCES. ON GINETTE LAURIN As one of the most relevant figures in the international scene,... Enrico Pitozzi
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