NZ - Australian -Artist/sites MIC leads

http://www.janineranderson.com/video/001/im2.php
http://www.thebigidea.co.nz/article.php?sid=3779
http://www.media.uoa.gr/yasmin/index.php?method=range&list=message&rollid=942&fromlist=message&frommethod=showhtmllist&fromid=942&offset=25
Art & Climate Change

This project is part of the broader "Cultural Roots of Globlalization" project as climate and meteorology are per se planetary phenomena. Nowadays, many contemporary artists have raised the climate issue. It is possible to speak about an emergent trend within the art scene. Artistic approaches are multiple, going from music to installations, through films and photographies.

Within this project we would like to give a certain visibility to this trend and analyze artistic approaches and perceptions of climate and climate change. We live in a close relationship with climate phenomena but our intimate "weather report" is not always particulary developed. For example, the official weather report at television is of a rather "visual" nature. Therefore, it is possible to state that our meteorological sensitivity is still very rudimentary. Generally speaking, in our western societies the human being seems still to be interested in the weather we have rather than the weather we make. But at the same time contemporary artists and philosophers discover themselves as "pupils of the air" (Herder) and certain western societies begin to integrate the era of renewable energies.

Therefore, the project intends to discuss our experience and sensitivity of climate by developing common cross-questionings and by organizing encounters between artists, writers, philosophers, scientists, engineers.

"Lovely Weather" Project (coming to NZ 18th feb)

Editorial committee : John Cunningham, Annick Bureaud, Ramon Guardans, Drew Hemment, Julien Knebusch, Roger Malina, Jacques Mandelbrojt, Andrea Polli and Janine Randerson. Contact : leonardolovelyweather@gmail.com Partners : Centre culturel régional Letterkenny (Irlande) : http://www.donegalculture.com/

Adam Hyde, Julian Priest
http://www.dlux.org.au/
http://dlux.org.au/dart07/
http://www.physicsroom.org.nz/gallery/2008/ageekosystem/

• Adam Hyde http://www.xs4all.nl/~adam/
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http://www.radio-astronomy.net/partners.htm
http://www.radioqualia.net
Radio Astronomy is a collaboration between: - r a d i o q u a l i a, New Zealand
- the Windward Community College Radio Observatory (WCCRO) in Hawaii, USA
- NASA's Radio Jove network, USA
- the Ventspils International Radio Astronomy Centre (VIRAC), Latvia.

http://www.ntticc.or.jp/Archive/2005/Opennature/Talk/talk01.html
part of open nature

http://www.aotearoadigitalarts.org.nz/links/Artists/

The ADA Digital Arts Network

Aotearoa Digital Arts is New Zealand/Aotearoa�s only digital artists� network, The list was launched in 2003 by Stella Brennan and Sean Cubitt during Brennan�s stint as inaugural Digital Artist in Residence at Waikato University�s Screen and Media Department.

• ((ethermap http://www.ethermap.org
• Adam Hyde http://www.xs4all.nl/~adam/
• Avatar Body Collision http://www.avatarbodycollision.org
• Cellulite Rose http://www.celluliterose.com/
• Douglas Bagnall http://halo.gen.nz
• Helen Varley Jamieson http://www.creative-catalyst.com
• Hye Rim Lee http://www.hyerimlee.com
• Ian M. Clothier http://www.art-themagazine.com/ian/
• Kentaro Yamada http://www.kentaroyamada.com/
• Luke Duncalfe http://www.pipedreams.net.nz
• r a d i o q u a l i a http://www.radioqualia.net/
• Sean Kerr http://seankerr.net
• Sonja van Kerkhoff http://www.sonjavank.com
• Stella Brennan http://www.stella.net.nz
• Wanda Gillespie http://www.wandagillespie.com/

http://www.asci.org/
art and science