Tue Nov 02, 2010 00:00 - Mon Nov 01, 2010

SanctionedArray at White Box , New York

329 Broome Street. New York, NY. 10002
212-714-2347

Screening Event: November 2, 12-10 PM
and November 3, 11-7 PM at White Box

Roundtable Discussion: November 2, 7 PM

http://www.sanctionedarray.specifyothers.com/

http://www.sanctionedarray.specifyothers.com/about.html

http://www.whiteboxny.org/press/pdf/sanctionedarraypr.pdf

SanctionedArray is an online database of video art conceived in response to the exclusion of artists from
OFAC (Office of Foreign Assets Control) sanctioned countries from participating in YouTube Play. A Biennial
of Creative Video. Artists who are citizens or residents of Belarus, Cote d'Ivoire, Congo, Cuba, Iran, Iraq,
Lebanon, North Korea, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Myanmar/Burma, and Zimbabwe are not eligible to submit
their work. We maintain that the application of OFAC sanctions to the video biennial perpetuates the
conditions that led to the imposition of these sanctions.
One hundred finalists will be selected from the 781 entries by a jury comprised of international art
professionals for the SanctionedArray online database. An interactive screening of the selected entries will
be held on November 2nd and 3rd at White Box. The roundtable discussion, on November 2nd, will
include Wafaa Bilal, artist, Hamid Dabashi, author and professor, Columbia University, Shayana Kadidal,
attorney, Center for Constitutional Rights, and Ricardo Miranda Zúñiga, artist.
Evolving from SanctionedArray is CuratorsArray, an ongoing series of video exhibitions and screenings by
independent curators drawing from the SanctionedArray database. The first iteration of CuratorsArray is
Others2Specify, a playlist of 52 videos curated by SpecifyOthers from the first call for submissions. It will
premiere at Big Screen Project on October 25th, then screened again at White Box on November 2nd and
3rd, and posted online afterwards. The premiere will coincide with the Play biennial at the Guggenheim, to
challenge the status quo by providing a platform for artists excluded due to their country of origin. At
SanctionedArray, we look forward to having everyone play.
To submit your work, visit sanctionedarray.specifyothers.com.
Conceived and organized by Specify Others in collaboration with White Box, and co-presented by ArteEast.

Wed Oct 20, 2010 00:00 - Wed Oct 20, 2010

Acepto las condiciones: usuarios y proveedores en la web 2.0
BY PAU WAELDER - 20 OCTUBRE, 2010

http://laboralcentrodearte.uoc.edu/acepto-las-condiciones-usuarios-y-proveedores-en-la-web-2-0/

El próximo 21 de octubre, el museo Guggenheim de Nueva York presentará la selección de los 20 vídeos finalistas de la Bienal de Vídeo Creativo YouTube Play, una iniciativa...

http://laboralcentrodearte.uoc.edu/

Fri Sep 03, 2010 00:00 - Fri Sep 03, 2010

WIRED.com writes about ITERATING MY WAY INTO OBLIVION by Carlo Zanni

http://www.wired.com/underwire/2010/09/youtube-tos/

Sat Aug 14, 2010 00:00 - Sat Aug 14, 2010

ITERATING MY WAY INTO OBLIVION by Carlo Zanni

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u55PBArez3c&hd=1

July 2010 -- 9'43'' - 720p Video.
Server side code / software, Film, Net Data

A Server Side generated movie where a guy is listening to a voice reading YouTube Terms of Service.

When YouTube changes its Terms of Service, the server behind the movie gets the new text and through a text-to-speech software renders the voice over which is then imported into the filmed sequence.

The movies are always different while maintaining their narrative.

This project loosely refers to George Orwell's "Animal Farm", speculating on the relationships between creative energies and corporate policies evoking the morphing of enlightened arcana into established powers.

This work follows two previous experimental movies done in the past four years for which I coined the neologism "DATA Cinema", suggesting a new way to approach filmmaking and narrative forms at large based on the use of live Net data, to create ever changing cinematic live environments.

www.zanni.org

Sat Jun 26, 2010 00:00 - Mon Apr 26, 2010

Interview: Carlo Zanni's "Average Shoveler" (2004)

This interview took place in April of 2010 via email and it's part on an ongoing series curated by Mathias Jansson on the milestones of Game Art.

"Average Shoveler" (2004) was one of the Rhizome Commissions 2004

http://www.gamescenes.org/2010/04/interview-carlo-zannis-average-shoeveler-2004-.html

http://www.gamescenes.org