NODE.London

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Software Art – Dextro

NODE.London [Networked, Open, Distributed, Events. London] brings about a citywide cluster of events to ‘mark the ascension of Media Arts as the popular culture activity for London’. March 2006 will see a month long season of arts projects including talks & workshops, installations and video screenings, software art and music events.

There is so much going on, here is a list of projects/works I’ll be hoping to catch a glimpse of. Note – many of the projects are handily clustered at the same venues at the same time.

Clave – Ruairi Glynn – 3 Dimensional interactive datascapes of video and audio.

Stanza’s generative work particularly informed by the structures of the city.

Bits in Motion series – Survey of early computer-generated cinema.

Bodydataspace – Body-reactive interfaces for installation.

Creative Software Forum – Cybersalon and the Digital Research Unit.

B/video_det06 – Dextro – Software video/art.

Dorkfest – 2 days of people doing strange things with electricity.

Evolving Sonic Environments – Robert Davis and Usman Haque.

Exploding Cinema – A programme of digital short films.

Gyphiti – Andy Deck – collaborative drawing project and evolving graffiti wall.

Littoral walk – Pete Gomes – scaling the Madagascan coastline in South London using GPS.

OnedotZero – Explorations in digital moving image.

P*1 [The Plant Project] – Milicee – installation investigating plant biofeedback data.

Pixel Popping Workshops – Looking at the use of obsolete computers in contemporary art practice.

Slub – Generative Music System.

XXXXX events – space for software/computation examining links to theories of endodata, holographic programming + auto-destructive art by way of the embedded dystopia within the history of computation.

Lektrolab Dance Party – celebrating the end of Node.London.

One Response to “NODE.London”

  1. Tom writes:

    Yeah, it’s been slightly bewildering on the periphery of all of this, but it looks like a fun collection of things. March ’06; winter is over; London wakes up. Looking forward to it!

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