BIO
Annie Abrahams has a doctorate in biology from the university of Utrecht and a grade from the Academy of fine arts of Arnhem. In her work, using video, performance as well as the internet, she questions the possibilities and the limits of communication in general and more specifically investigates its modes under networked conditions. She is an internationally regarded pioneer of networked performance art.
She has performed and shown work extensively in France, including at the Pompidou Centre, Paris, and in many international galleries including among others Espai d’Art Contemporani de Castelló, Spain; the Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo; the Armenian Center for Contemporary Experimental Art, Yerevan; HTTP gallery in London and NIMk in Amsterdam; festivals such as the Moscow Film Festival; the International Film Festival of Rotterdam and the Stuttgarter Filmwinter, and on online platforms such as Rhizome.org and Turbulence.
She teached at the university of Montpellier in the arts department. (2002-2005) From november 2006 to january 2009 she curated the project “InstantS” for panoplie.org. She also curated and organized the “Breaking Solitude” and Double Bind webperformances on panoplie.org in 2007, 2008 and 2009.
Besides doing her art work she lectures and teaches workshops.
Information, articles etc. http://www.bram.org/info and http://aabrahams.wordpress.com/
She has performed and shown work extensively in France, including at the Pompidou Centre, Paris, and in many international galleries including among others Espai d’Art Contemporani de Castelló, Spain; the Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo; the Armenian Center for Contemporary Experimental Art, Yerevan; HTTP gallery in London and NIMk in Amsterdam; festivals such as the Moscow Film Festival; the International Film Festival of Rotterdam and the Stuttgarter Filmwinter, and on online platforms such as Rhizome.org and Turbulence.
She teached at the university of Montpellier in the arts department. (2002-2005) From november 2006 to january 2009 she curated the project “InstantS” for panoplie.org. She also curated and organized the “Breaking Solitude” and Double Bind webperformances on panoplie.org in 2007, 2008 and 2009.
Besides doing her art work she lectures and teaches workshops.
Information, articles etc. http://www.bram.org/info and http://aabrahams.wordpress.com/
Cyposium - an online symposium on cyberformance
Join us today for the first online only Cyposium!
12 hours of interesting talks and discussions around past cyberformance performances.
All you need is a standard web browser with the Flash player plugin and broadband internet connection.
Go to the website http://www.cyposium.net/ and click “ENTER” at the correct time to enter the presentation you want to attend.
I hope to see you there!
Annie
12 hours of interesting talks and discussions around past cyberformance performances.
All you need is a standard web browser with the Flash player plugin and broadband internet connection.
Go to the website http://www.cyposium.net/ and click “ENTER” at the correct time to enter the presentation you want to attend.
I hope to see you there!
Annie
Cyposium 2012
Please come and join us on the 12th of October to discuss past online performances
For more information www.cyposium.net/
For more information www.cyposium.net/
Cyposium - an online symposium on cyberformance
Dates:
Fri Oct 12, 2012 15:00 - Sat Oct 13, 2012
The CyPosium invites cyberformance artists, researchers and interested participants to share and discuss past online performances:
What different kind of events happened? What did they make possible? What was special about the event? Why were things done in a certain way and what were the results?
Just like cyberformance, everything will happen online, in real time; all you need to participate is a standard web browser and broadband internet connection.
A time schedule, bios of the presenters and abstracts of their presentation are available at http://www.cyposium.net.
Presenters:
Maria Chatzichristodoulou
Auriea Harvey and Michaël Samyn
Alan Sondheim
Miljana Perić
Stephen A. Schrum
Joseph DeLappe
Adriene Jenik
ActiveLayers
Roger Mills
Maja Delak and Luka Prinčić
Friday 12 October, from 3pm UK time (time converters on the web site)
The cyposium is organised by Annie Abrahams, Christina Papagiannouli, Francesco Buonaiuto, Helen Varley Jamieson, Katarina DJ Urosevic, Martin Eisenbarth, Nathalie Fougeras, Suzon Fuks and Vicki Smith.
What different kind of events happened? What did they make possible? What was special about the event? Why were things done in a certain way and what were the results?
Just like cyberformance, everything will happen online, in real time; all you need to participate is a standard web browser and broadband internet connection.
A time schedule, bios of the presenters and abstracts of their presentation are available at http://www.cyposium.net.
Presenters:
Maria Chatzichristodoulou
Auriea Harvey and Michaël Samyn
Alan Sondheim
Miljana Perić
Stephen A. Schrum
Joseph DeLappe
Adriene Jenik
ActiveLayers
Roger Mills
Maja Delak and Luka Prinčić
Friday 12 October, from 3pm UK time (time converters on the web site)
The cyposium is organised by Annie Abrahams, Christina Papagiannouli, Francesco Buonaiuto, Helen Varley Jamieson, Katarina DJ Urosevic, Martin Eisenbarth, Nathalie Fougeras, Suzon Fuks and Vicki Smith.
Cyposium: call for proposals ends 15 June 2012
The call for proposals for papers to be presented at the online Cyberformance Symposium (CyPosium) closes on Friday 15 June.
The CyPosium seeks to discuss online performances with artists, researchers and interested participants. Questions we would like to tackle include: What different kinds of events happened? What did they make possible? What was special about the event? Why were things done in a certain way and what were the results?
We invite proposals for presentations about past online performances. Presentations will be programmed into 30 minute timeslots, should be no longer than 20 minutes in duration (10 minutes will be scheduled for questions) and can be done in the Upstage platform (or in another platform if you wish). Presentations could involve webcasting, showing archives, talks, etc. A public chat will be available for interaction between the artists and audience. There will be facilitated discussions between programmes of presentations, to enable general discussion around common themes. Everything will be recorded for archival and documentation purposes.
For more information and how to submit your proposal, please visit http://www.cyposium.net/call-for-proposals/
The CyPosium is organised and hosted by UpStage, the Waterwheel Tap and independent cyberformers. It will take place in a variety of online platforms and everyone is welcome to attend.
www.cyposium.net
The CyPosium seeks to discuss online performances with artists, researchers and interested participants. Questions we would like to tackle include: What different kinds of events happened? What did they make possible? What was special about the event? Why were things done in a certain way and what were the results?
We invite proposals for presentations about past online performances. Presentations will be programmed into 30 minute timeslots, should be no longer than 20 minutes in duration (10 minutes will be scheduled for questions) and can be done in the Upstage platform (or in another platform if you wish). Presentations could involve webcasting, showing archives, talks, etc. A public chat will be available for interaction between the artists and audience. There will be facilitated discussions between programmes of presentations, to enable general discussion around common themes. Everything will be recorded for archival and documentation purposes.
For more information and how to submit your proposal, please visit http://www.cyposium.net/call-for-proposals/
The CyPosium is organised and hosted by UpStage, the Waterwheel Tap and independent cyberformers. It will take place in a variety of online platforms and everyone is welcome to attend.
www.cyposium.net
Call for Proposals – CyPosium
Deadline:
Fri Jun 15, 2012 11:45
Invitation for proposals for the first Cyberformance Symposium [CyPosium], organised by UpStage.
Since the early 1990s, there has been a growing body of live performance that is situated online. These events differ enormously in form and content, are described with multiple terms (such as cyberformance, remote performance, internet theatre, screen stage, computer-mediated performance), are staged in a variety of online environments (such as text-based and graphical chat rooms, sound broadcast, real time choreography for screen, virtual worlds, games and purpose-built or existing platforms as for instance facebook) and engage diverse audiences. The net, however, is forgetful: it loses the memory of those events, and of the people who lived them, of the environments and communities who hosted them.
On 12 October 2012, a symposium will be organized by UpStage, where cyberformers will discuss their online performances with other artists, researchers and interested participants. Questions we would like to tackle in CyPosium include: What different kind of events happened? What did they make possible? What was special about the event? Why were things done in a certain way and what were the results?
We invite proposals for presentations about past online performances. Presentations will be programmed into 30 minute timeslots, should be no longer than 20 minutes in duration (10 minutes will be scheduled for questions) and can be done in the Upstage platform (or in another platform if you wish). Presentations could involve webcasting, showing archives, talks, etc. A public chat will be available for interaction between the artists and audience. There will be facilitated discussions between programmes of presentations, to enable general discussion around common themes. Everything will be recorded for archival and documentation purposes.
If you are interested, please submit:
a short bio;
a short abstract of your presentation (not more than one page) including the platform you wish to use and any relevant information;
one image that represents this past work;
contact email and postal address.
Proposals must be emailed to cyposium@upstage.org.nz by 15 of June 2012.
You will receive news of the CyPosium acceptance by the end of July and the CyPosium schedule will be announced in September.
Since the early 1990s, there has been a growing body of live performance that is situated online. These events differ enormously in form and content, are described with multiple terms (such as cyberformance, remote performance, internet theatre, screen stage, computer-mediated performance), are staged in a variety of online environments (such as text-based and graphical chat rooms, sound broadcast, real time choreography for screen, virtual worlds, games and purpose-built or existing platforms as for instance facebook) and engage diverse audiences. The net, however, is forgetful: it loses the memory of those events, and of the people who lived them, of the environments and communities who hosted them.
On 12 October 2012, a symposium will be organized by UpStage, where cyberformers will discuss their online performances with other artists, researchers and interested participants. Questions we would like to tackle in CyPosium include: What different kind of events happened? What did they make possible? What was special about the event? Why were things done in a certain way and what were the results?
We invite proposals for presentations about past online performances. Presentations will be programmed into 30 minute timeslots, should be no longer than 20 minutes in duration (10 minutes will be scheduled for questions) and can be done in the Upstage platform (or in another platform if you wish). Presentations could involve webcasting, showing archives, talks, etc. A public chat will be available for interaction between the artists and audience. There will be facilitated discussions between programmes of presentations, to enable general discussion around common themes. Everything will be recorded for archival and documentation purposes.
If you are interested, please submit:
a short bio;
a short abstract of your presentation (not more than one page) including the platform you wish to use and any relevant information;
one image that represents this past work;
contact email and postal address.
Proposals must be emailed to cyposium@upstage.org.nz by 15 of June 2012.
You will receive news of the CyPosium acceptance by the end of July and the CyPosium schedule will be announced in September.
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