so what does it take?

Hi Rachel -

So what does it take to get an event in the Rhizome digest?

I sent a notice, included below for your reference, to [email protected]
as per the instructions at the bottom of each digest. It never appeared
in Rhizome, which puzzles me because I expected it to be of interest to
the Rhizome readership for its political, topical and new media content.

What was the reason for rejecting it? Are only specific people allowed
to submit event notices?

The event was last week so the notice is no longer relevant, but I would
like to know what it takes to get a notice into Rhizome for future
reference. Friends of mine have also told me that they have submitted
notices of new media art events which were never included in the digest
either.

- tamiko thiel



Copy:


To celebrate the acquisition of the Beyond Manzanar virtual reality
installation by the San Jose Museum of Art I am pleased to announce a
panel discussion dealing with infringements of civil rights during the
Japanese American Internment in WW2, the Iranian Hostage Crisis in
1979-'80 and the post 9-11 crisis.

Yours, Tamiko Thiel

———————————————————————

San Jose Museum of Art and ZeroOne: The Art and Technology Network
invite you to a Special Sunday Afternoon Discussion.

BEYOND MANZANAR

Sunday, November 3, 2002 at 3 p.m.
San Jose Museum of Art
110 South Market Street
San Jose, California, USA

Admission: FREE
R.S.V.P. email to [email protected]
Light refreshments will be served
Special thanks to Tengu Shushi


The virtual reality artwork "Beyond Manzanar" has recently been acquired
by the San Jose Museum of Art. This presentation celebrates the Museum
opening of installation and with the panelists and artists
– Tamiko Thiel and Zara Houshmand – explores historical and legal
raised by the artwork.

This art piece dramatically casts guests in the unwitting roles of
internees inside the Manzanar, California Internment Camp and juxtaposes
this experience against the subsequent mistreatment of Iranian-Americans
during the Iranian hostage crisis in 1979-80. More information at:
http://mission.base.com/manzanar/

Now, following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the
Pentagon, a similar situation exists. The afternoon's presentation will
explore the issues and corollaries of all three situations.

The museum sopen at 11:00 - visitors may experience the "Beyond
Manzanar" installation before the presentation. (The piece will be on
exhibit for around 6 months. Entry to the museum is free at all times.)


PRESENTERS/PANELISTS:

Tamiko Thiel, Japanese American new media artist and engineer
interested in investigating new forms of narrative structure and in
developing socially and culturally meaningful uses of virtual reality.

Zara Houshmand, Iranian American writer, theater director, and
multimedia artist whose work focuses on cross-cultural issues. She was
involved in pioneering the development of virtual reality on the
Internet.

Dave Tatsuno, interned at the Topaz camp in Utah during World War II,
will show scenes from his haunting movie of the camp, "Topaz", which
forms part of the National Registry of films.

Richard Konda, an attorney with The Asian Law Alliance and an active
participant in the Japanese-American redress movement.

Shahin Tabrizi, financial consultant specializing in mergers and
acquisitions; Founder, Treasurer and past President of the Persian
Center.

Moderator:
Susan Hayase, software engineer, a leader in the campaign
to obtain redress for former camp internees.


Co-sponsored by:
The Nihonmachi Outreach Committee
Persian Center
San Jose Japanese American Citizens League
YAD2M Creative

Web info at: http://www.yad2m.com/bus/02/manzanar/
pdf copy at:
http://mission.base.com/manzanar/press/sjma-zeroOne_event.pdf

Comments

, marc garrett

Hi Tamiko,

Seemz like 'BEYOND MANZANAR', is a pretty interesting new media event, plus
I think the context is important. Even though I would not of been able to
physically be present at the event, due to my living in the UK - I still
would of wanted to know about it. So I could visited the web site for
research and interest. May be they just forgot…too busy sort of thing.

marc

> Hi Rachel -
>
> So what does it take to get an event in the Rhizome digest?
>
> I sent a notice, included below for your reference, to [email protected]
> as per the instructions at the bottom of each digest. It never appeared
> in Rhizome, which puzzles me because I expected it to be of interest to
> the Rhizome readership for its political, topical and new media content.
>
> What was the reason for rejecting it? Are only specific people allowed
> to submit event notices?
>
> The event was last week so the notice is no longer relevant, but I would
> like to know what it takes to get a notice into Rhizome for future
> reference. Friends of mine have also told me that they have submitted
> notices of new media art events which were never included in the digest
> either.
>
> - tamiko thiel
>
>
>
> Copy:
>
>
> To celebrate the acquisition of the Beyond Manzanar virtual reality
> installation by the San Jose Museum of Art I am pleased to announce a
> panel discussion dealing with infringements of civil rights during the
> Japanese American Internment in WW2, the Iranian Hostage Crisis in
> 1979-'80 and the post 9-11 crisis.
>
> Yours, Tamiko Thiel
>
> ———————————————————————
>
> San Jose Museum of Art and ZeroOne: The Art and Technology Network
> invite you to a Special Sunday Afternoon Discussion.
>
> BEYOND MANZANAR
>
> Sunday, November 3, 2002 at 3 p.m.
> San Jose Museum of Art
> 110 South Market Street
> San Jose, California, USA
>
> Admission: FREE
> R.S.V.P. email to [email protected]
> Light refreshments will be served
> Special thanks to Tengu Shushi
>
>
> The virtual reality artwork "Beyond Manzanar" has recently been acquired
> by the San Jose Museum of Art. This presentation celebrates the Museum
> opening of installation and with the panelists and artists
> – Tamiko Thiel and Zara Houshmand – explores historical and legal
> raised by the artwork.
>
> This art piece dramatically casts guests in the unwitting roles of
> internees inside the Manzanar, California Internment Camp and juxtaposes
> this experience against the subsequent mistreatment of Iranian-Americans
> during the Iranian hostage crisis in 1979-80. More information at:
> http://mission.base.com/manzanar/
>
> Now, following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the
> Pentagon, a similar situation exists. The afternoon's presentation will
> explore the issues and corollaries of all three situations.
>
> The museum sopen at 11:00 - visitors may experience the "Beyond
> Manzanar" installation before the presentation. (The piece will be on
> exhibit for around 6 months. Entry to the museum is free at all times.)
>
>
> PRESENTERS/PANELISTS:
>
> Tamiko Thiel, Japanese American new media artist and engineer
> interested in investigating new forms of narrative structure and in
> developing socially and culturally meaningful uses of virtual reality.
>
> Zara Houshmand, Iranian American writer, theater director, and
> multimedia artist whose work focuses on cross-cultural issues. She was
> involved in pioneering the development of virtual reality on the
> Internet.
>
> Dave Tatsuno, interned at the Topaz camp in Utah during World War II,
> will show scenes from his haunting movie of the camp, "Topaz", which
> forms part of the National Registry of films.
>
> Richard Konda, an attorney with The Asian Law Alliance and an active
> participant in the Japanese-American redress movement.
>
> Shahin Tabrizi, financial consultant specializing in mergers and
> acquisitions; Founder, Treasurer and past President of the Persian
> Center.
>
> Moderator:
> Susan Hayase, software engineer, a leader in the campaign
> to obtain redress for former camp internees.
>
>
> Co-sponsored by:
> The Nihonmachi Outreach Committee
> Persian Center
> San Jose Japanese American Citizens League
> YAD2M Creative
>
> Web info at: http://www.yad2m.com/bus/02/manzanar/
> pdf copy at:
> http://mission.base.com/manzanar/press/sjma-zeroOne_event.pdf
>
>
>
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