Creative Music Technology @ A.R.U.

Dear students,

Some of you are being careless with your posts, remember this is your creative portfolio and not your facebook. Posts should be limited to relevant information that refers to the stuff we are working on in some way. Social blogging ‘per se’ is out of place here. You need to tidy up your blogs, they are monitored and will be checked by our external examiner. They are part of your grades, they are how you present your reflective essay on your work. It is set out in the module guide from the start. gnore that at your own peril.

best,

Julio

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There will be a meeting about the required format for all written elements of
the Major Project on Wednesday, 5 March between 2.00-3.00pm in the Recital
Hall (Hel 029).  Please make every effort to attend; we will go though some essential information relevant to all Major Projects in Drama, Music and CMT, whether mainly practically-based or entirely written.

We will cover referencing and bibliographies, as well as items peculiar to
the Major Project, such as the Abstract, title page and optional Appendices.
This meeting will also give you the opportunity to seek advice on any issues
of presentation or formatting that you may have encountered so far in
producing the written element of your project.

Prix Ars Electronica 2008 – Call for Entries
 
The 22nd Prix Ars Electronica – International Competition for CyberArts is open for entries.

From its very inception in 1987, the Prix Ars Electronica has been conceived as an open platform for various disciplines at the intersection of art, technology, science and society. More than 3,300 submissions in 2007 have further enhanced the Prix Ars Electronica’s reputation as an internationally representative competition honoring outstanding works in the cyberarts. The categories Digital Musics, Digital Communities and Hybrid Art are great indicators for this trend. The aim of the competition is to continually keep the Prix Ars Electronica updated in line with leading-edge developments in the dynamic field of cyberarts. This year, six Golden Nicas, twelve Awards of Distinction and approximately 70 Honorary Mentions as well as a Media.Art.Research Award are presented to participants. The 2008 winners will receive a total of 115,000 euros in prize money.

Prix Ars Electronica 2008
Online Submission Deadline: March 7, 2008
Contact: info@prixars.aec.at

Categories:
Computer Animation / Film / VFX
Digital Musics
Interactive Art
Hybrid Art
Digital Communities
Media.Art.Research Award
u19 – freestyle computing

More details about all categories and online submission are available only online at: http://prixars.aec.at

Ars Electronica Linz GmbH
Hauptstraße 2
A-4040 Linz
Tel. +43.732.7272.0
Fax +43.732.7272.2
E-Mail: info@aec.at

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Call for submissions to the 2nd Live Art Falmouth Festival
Deadline: Monday 14th April

Date of Event: 6th & 7th June 2008
Organisation: Live Art Falmouth
Available to: Practising Artists/Practitioners
Region: South West
Where: A Victorian school house building with large sized rooms in Falmouth, Cornwall, UK

Art forms: Live Art, Performance-based video and film work, sound/sonic art, collaborative, interdisciplinary or site-specific work. Work should demonstrate a relationship to the practice of live art, having a live or performed element, and/or requiring audience/artist interaction.

Application: Submit by sending a proposal, including: contact details, brief artist’s statement and/or biography, title and description of the piece(s) you would like to perform (indicating whether live performance or video), and details of any technical requirements. For performance work please include one or more of the following forms of documentation of previous work: photos, PAL format video on DVD, mp3, audio CD, and/or website. For video work send the video/s you would like included. Please no more than 3 videos per submission.

Description: Following on from the success of last year’s inaugural event, submissions are invited for the second 2-day Live Art Falmouth event in June. This is a unique opportunity for practitioners to showcase work (either new or existing), and for students in the region to explore Live Art and performance-based ideas and projects. Workshops, collaborations and examples of good practice are all features, as well as an opportunity to build audience subscription to Live Art in Cornwall. All work and actions will be documented, and there will be opportunities for debate, discussion and interaction, both during the event and via the website. A visit to the site can be arranged, and we may be able to offer travel expenses to UK based artists.

More Information: For more details about this year’s event, and for reviews of last year’s contributors, look on the website at: www.liveartfalmouth.com or email info@liveartfalmouth.com

Postal applications to:
Name: Director of Art
Organisation: University College Falmouth
Address: Woodlane, Falmouth, Cornwall, TR11 4NA, UK

Contact:
Name: Alexandra Zierle & Paul Carter
Telephone: +44(0)1326 313636 or +44(0)7800640888
Email: submissions@liveartfalmouth.com
Website: www.liveartfalmouth.com

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TODAY!

Funded by a grant from Anglia Ruskin University’s Arts Council to
Communication, Film and Media Studies.
Organised by Simon Payne

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