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Beryl Graham
beryl.graham@sunderland.ac.uk
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Beryl Graham is Professor of New Media Art at the School of Art, Design and Media, University of Sunderland, and co-editor of CRUMB. She is a writer, curator and educator with many years of professional experience as a media arts organiser, and was head of the photography department at Projects UK, Newcastle, for six years. She curated the international exhibition Serious Games for the Laing and Barbican art galleries, and has also worked with The Exploratorium, San Francisco, and San Francisco Camerawork.
Steve Dietz (Minneapolis, USA) is an independent curator and writer, and was the founding director of New Media Initiatives at the Walker Art Centre, where he curated the online Gallery 9. He has curated half a dozen seminal new media exhibitions including 'Beyond Interface' and 'Art Entertainment Network'. [SC 2003]
Since 2001, the CRUMB team have successfully realised projects through research partnerships with: BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, UK (2004-2006); The Banff Centre - the Walter Phillips Gallery and the Banff New Media Institute, Canada (2004-2007); The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (2002); Caitlin Jones – Archivist and Curator (2008). Arts Council England funded visiting 'Inspiring Internationalist'.
Our current research partners are Eyebeam (New York) and The Institute for Cultural Research, Lancaster University (Dr. Charles Gere), to expand our international networks and initiate collaborations, and to place research in a context of contemporary curating debate across art-forms. A new post-doctoral curator will undertake a year's fellowship with us in 2008-2009 - stay tuned!
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Art New Zealand - sparks
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NZ critics/curators:
Jonathon Mane-Wheoki
Anna Miles
Emma Bugden
Justin Paton
Lisa Reihana
Lawrence McDonald
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Long before a clandestine military-academic collaboration created the 1960's ARPANET the speculative mechanisms of conspiracy theories have fueled global events. Much like our yearnings for desire, mystery and unpredictability, conspiracy is a human condition used to decipher the way in which we read an increasingly chaotic world of manipulated disinformation. The Internet and its associated Web 2.0 counterpart have begun to move beyond communal and user driven realms of information exchange towards mechanisms fuelling and fanning all forms of popular speculation. They are indicative of a loss of control and a growing sense of surrender to perceived hidden forces and secret societies where mythologies of world domination, corporate control and government induced fear fetishism emerge. Examining the means with which we use and understand contemporary networks, be they digital or interpersonal, the conference will discuss the notions behind conspiratorial acts, structures and speculation, and consider the mechanisms therein as new forms of cultural, technological or political strategy.
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ASIA PACIFIC Magazine
Australia - George Alexander
Cambodia - Erin Gleeson
China - Xenia Piëch (Beijing), Rebecca Catching
(Shanghai)
Hong Kong - Caroline Chiu
India - Ranjit Hoskote (Mumbai), Deeksha Nath (New Delhi)
Indonesia - Hendro Wiyanto
Japan - Kenichi Kondo
Korea - Iris Moon
Malaysia - Lena Ng
New Zealand - John DiStefano
Phillipines - Gina Fairley
Singapore - Ho Tzu Nyen
Taiwan - Susan Kendzulak
Thailand - Brian Mertens
Western and Central Asia - Sara Raza
United States- Paul Laster, Bridget Goodbody, Christopher Y. Lew (NY)
Jessica Kraft (San Francisco)
Canada - Lisa Cupolo
Europe- Bridget Crone (London); Deepak Ananth (Paris); Astrid Mania (Berlin)
Amy Franceschini, AmyF San Francisco
Amy Franceschini is an artist working with notions of community, sustainable environments and a perceived conflict between humans and nature. She founded Futurefarmers in 1995 and continues to maintain a balance between art and design. Amy teaches new media classes at Stanford University, San Francisco Art Institute and CCA.
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Nis Rømer, Nis Copenhagen, Denmark
Stijn Schiffeleers, Stijn San Francisco
Joni Taylor, Joni T Germany
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Laura Chiari (Italy)
Caterina Davinio (Italy)
Martin Koplin
is a coordinator of digital/electonic art at University of Bremen/Germany
He organized for RRF a streaming media event on 18 December 2004 at University of Bremen
Martin Koplin curates
Agricola de Cologne, BNC, Jörg Ritter, Gina Bremen, DJRABBI Mark Amerika, Rick Silva, Trace Reddell, John Hopkins, Martin Koplin, SonicBoost, Eyewash, Kaesha KvK, triggerMotion, Holly Daggers, Feedbuck Galore, Mostra, Lu(x)z, Ste van de Minng, Wehrtheater Leineweber, Big Orange, Mollum, Sonic Kitchen, swag, DJRABBI, Andreas Genz, DerWarst, Miss Johnny, Gaumen, Dorothea B. Wegelein, Bastard Pop, Ickejana, DJ Sascha, DJ Noor, Dotcom Poppa Disasta, Procemik, Manuel Schiesches, Dirk Wichmann, Thorsten Wieckert and others
upcoming group exhibition/artist's
City Without Walls (cWOW) seeks a curator (or co-curators) for an
upcoming group exhibition dealing with issues and ideas about
democracy. The exhibition opens in September 2008, taking the pulse of
democracy in America and around the world just prior to the
Presidential election.
City Without Walls (cWOW) seeks artists and artwork for a group
exhibition dealing with issues and ideas about democracy, and
scheduled to open this fall just prior to the Presidential election.
The exhibition will take the pulse of the state of democracy in
America and around the world.
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