Calling all media artists, producers, curators, organizations and
individuals working with electronic or digital technologies…
After the jam-packed Season of Media Arts NODE.London is moving quickly
forward to its next stage. Building on its success at raising the
visibility for media arts and its networks, this visioning and
networking event asks, what will the future of NODE.London look like?
Location: ICA, Nash Room
Date: Saturday July 8th
12-1pm Refreshments and networking event
1-4pm Visioning session
This event will include:
- an informal networking session over light refreshments
- stalls for media arts organizations and individuals to share
information about projects and activities- please bring info on DVD,
laptop or paper. get your work seen!
- a recap of NODE.London's activities over the past year
- an afternoon session of structured visioning.
This is the time to get involved - NODE.London is actively recruiting
new voluntary organizers and affiliate organizations. As an open and
collaborative organization, your input matters. Take this opportunity to
shape the next stage of NODE.London, and become part of its inception.
PLEASE RSVP to [email protected]
www.nodel.org
The ICA is wheelchair accessible. A limited amount of childcare support
is available by emailing in advance.
Calling all media art practitioners - Node.London.
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Type: discussion
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> After the jam-packed Season of Media Arts NODE.London is moving quickly
> forward to its next stage…
on a similar if someone smaller track, if there are any subscribers on the
list who live in brighton, uk i'd appreciate it if they could get in
contact with me. that's where i am and i'm wondering whether might be
profitable for people round here with similar interests to get in contact.
r.
Hi richard,
I think that this is a fine idea - a few people from Brighton have been
involved in Node.London and also visited the various Nodes/venues that
were part of the Season in March.
It seems to me that there are a few like minded people from Brighton who
are interested in similar media related proejcts but are not connected
yet - is there an online platform/forum where such seaside frequenters
can meet, or physical a venue even?
marc
>>After the jam-packed Season of Media Arts NODE.London is moving quickly
>>forward to its next stage…
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>on a similar if someone smaller track, if there are any subscribers on the
>list who live in brighton, uk i'd appreciate it if they could get in
>contact with me. that's where i am and i'm wondering whether might be
>profitable for people round here with similar interests to get in contact.
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>r.
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hey m.
there are some techy groups in brighton ('brightonnewmedia.org' for
example) but their focus is not on net.art but rather more aimed at
commercial design/development issues, professional networking etc.
then there are certain groups based in brighton ('blip brighton' and
'blast theory' for example) who are established players within new
technology arts but who tend - understandably - to work on their own
projects.
but as far as i know there is no established peergroup of [independent]
like-minded individuals who meet regularly on-or-offline anywhere, which
strikes me as odd for a place as [seemingly] progressive as brighton.
hence the follow-up i sent to your email. i must stress though that this
is only as far as i know and if anyone out there is aware of such a group
etc. in brighton please do let me know about it. otherwise perhaps this is
a good opportunity to get one started?
like i said: if there are any brightonians following this thread, please
do get in touch with me.
r.
> Hi richard,
>
> I think that this is a fine idea - a few people from Brighton have been
> involved in Node.London and also visited the various Nodes/venues that
> were part of the Season in March.
>
> It seems to me that there are a few like minded people from Brighton who
> are interested in similar media related proejcts but are not connected
> yet - is there an online platform/forum where such seaside frequenters
> can meet, or physical a venue even?
>