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BIO
Evelin Stermitz is working on media and new media art projects by using different media like photography, video and net, including installations and conceptual works.
The focus of art work is on gender based female and socio-cultural topics. The issues of projects are about gender, role models and the gap between man and woman referring to the theory of Jacques Lacan in terms of "the Other" and the performativity of the body by Judith Butler. An important task is the female body and the outgoing connection to created symbolic meanings of gender in history and nowadays. A main emphasis is on performative works.
In media theory the main interest is on the representation and approach of the female body in everyday media and media art encouraged by Barbara Kruger's work "Your body is a battleground."
Completed the study of Media Communication at the University Klagenfurt, Austria, with a master's degree in Philosophy on the thesis "Imagoes of Dancing Women in Film" in the year 1999.
Received a scholarship for the postgraduate study of Visual Communication at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, (Prof. Milan Pajk - photography, Prof. Srečo Dragan - video and new media) in the year 2004 and graduated with a Master of Arts degree on the thesis "The Female Body in Context of Media Art" in the year 2007.
Grants:
2004 - 2007 Academy of Fine Arts and Design, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia. Postgraduate study of Visual Communication (Photography, Video and New Media).
2006 International Summer Art School of the University of Arts in Belgrade, Serbia. New Media Workshop 2D Mutant Zombies (Low-Key Low-Tech Identity Mapping) by Dejan Grba.
2006 International Summer Academy of Fine Arts in Salzburg, Austria. Media works: Dream, dreams / things imagined, Sigmund Freud's 150th birthday, Media class by VALIE EXPORT.
Selected Exhibitions:
2010 FORCE: on the Culture of Rape, Current Gallery, Baltimore, USA / Mediations Biennale, Erased Walls, ConcentArt, Berlin, Germany / All My Independent Women, Casa da Esquina, Coimbra, Portugal / Indomitable Women, CCDFB Centre Cultura de Dones Francesca Bonnemaison, Barcelona, Spain / RED: The Gendered Color in Frames, Photon Gallery, Ljubljana, Slovenia / NapoliDanza, 17th International Festival of Videodance, Il Coreografo Elettronico, PAN Palazzo delle Arti Napoli, Naples, Italy / IX Festival Internacional de la Imagen, VI Muestra Monográfica de Media Art, CCC Centro Cultural y de Convenciones Teatro los Fundadores, Manizales, Colombia / Magmart | Video under Volcano, CAM Casoria Contemporary Art Museum and PAN Palazzo delle Arti Napoli, Naples, Italy / 2009 Videomedeja, Museum of Contemporary Art of Vojvodina, Novi Sad, Serbia / BAC! 10.0, Pandora’s B., Festival International de Arte Contemporáneo en Barcelona and Indomitable Women, Fundació Joan Miró and CCCB Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain / 2008 "Femmes, femmes, femmes", MAC/VAL Musée d'Art Contemporain du Val-de-Marne, Vitry-sur-Seine, France / Plus 3 Ferris Wheels, Museum of Fine Arts, Florida State University / Center for the Arts, University at Buffalo, New York / Richmond Center for Visual Arts, Western Michigan University / Alfred University, New York, USA / 2007 chico.art.net v.4, The Electronic Arts Program, California State University, USA / 1.3 Festival of Video and New Media Art, Mestna Galerija, Ljubljana, Slovenia / IMAGINING OURSELVES, International Museum of Women, San Francisco, USA / Video Art in the Age of the Internet, Chelsea Art Museum, New York, USA / cyber feminism past forward, Austrian Association of Women Artists, Vienna, Austria / FILE Rio / 2006 FILE São Paulo, Brazil / 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009 FSPACE, Paris International Lesbian and Feminist Film Festival, Trianon, Paris, France / 2006 Cyberfem. Feminisms on the electronic landscape., EACC Espai d'Art Contemporani de Castelló, Castelló, Spain / Stop Violence Against Women, C2C Gallery, Prague, Czech Republic / 2006 and 2008 Rdeče Zore - Red Dawns, International Feminist and Queer festival, Galerija Alkatraz, Metelkova mesto, Ljubljana, Slovenia
More about her works can be seen at her personal website http://evelinstermitz.net
The focus of art work is on gender based female and socio-cultural topics. The issues of projects are about gender, role models and the gap between man and woman referring to the theory of Jacques Lacan in terms of "the Other" and the performativity of the body by Judith Butler. An important task is the female body and the outgoing connection to created symbolic meanings of gender in history and nowadays. A main emphasis is on performative works.
In media theory the main interest is on the representation and approach of the female body in everyday media and media art encouraged by Barbara Kruger's work "Your body is a battleground."
Completed the study of Media Communication at the University Klagenfurt, Austria, with a master's degree in Philosophy on the thesis "Imagoes of Dancing Women in Film" in the year 1999.
Received a scholarship for the postgraduate study of Visual Communication at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, (Prof. Milan Pajk - photography, Prof. Srečo Dragan - video and new media) in the year 2004 and graduated with a Master of Arts degree on the thesis "The Female Body in Context of Media Art" in the year 2007.
Grants:
2004 - 2007 Academy of Fine Arts and Design, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia. Postgraduate study of Visual Communication (Photography, Video and New Media).
2006 International Summer Art School of the University of Arts in Belgrade, Serbia. New Media Workshop 2D Mutant Zombies (Low-Key Low-Tech Identity Mapping) by Dejan Grba.
2006 International Summer Academy of Fine Arts in Salzburg, Austria. Media works: Dream, dreams / things imagined, Sigmund Freud's 150th birthday, Media class by VALIE EXPORT.
Selected Exhibitions:
2010 FORCE: on the Culture of Rape, Current Gallery, Baltimore, USA / Mediations Biennale, Erased Walls, ConcentArt, Berlin, Germany / All My Independent Women, Casa da Esquina, Coimbra, Portugal / Indomitable Women, CCDFB Centre Cultura de Dones Francesca Bonnemaison, Barcelona, Spain / RED: The Gendered Color in Frames, Photon Gallery, Ljubljana, Slovenia / NapoliDanza, 17th International Festival of Videodance, Il Coreografo Elettronico, PAN Palazzo delle Arti Napoli, Naples, Italy / IX Festival Internacional de la Imagen, VI Muestra Monográfica de Media Art, CCC Centro Cultural y de Convenciones Teatro los Fundadores, Manizales, Colombia / Magmart | Video under Volcano, CAM Casoria Contemporary Art Museum and PAN Palazzo delle Arti Napoli, Naples, Italy / 2009 Videomedeja, Museum of Contemporary Art of Vojvodina, Novi Sad, Serbia / BAC! 10.0, Pandora’s B., Festival International de Arte Contemporáneo en Barcelona and Indomitable Women, Fundació Joan Miró and CCCB Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain / 2008 "Femmes, femmes, femmes", MAC/VAL Musée d'Art Contemporain du Val-de-Marne, Vitry-sur-Seine, France / Plus 3 Ferris Wheels, Museum of Fine Arts, Florida State University / Center for the Arts, University at Buffalo, New York / Richmond Center for Visual Arts, Western Michigan University / Alfred University, New York, USA / 2007 chico.art.net v.4, The Electronic Arts Program, California State University, USA / 1.3 Festival of Video and New Media Art, Mestna Galerija, Ljubljana, Slovenia / IMAGINING OURSELVES, International Museum of Women, San Francisco, USA / Video Art in the Age of the Internet, Chelsea Art Museum, New York, USA / cyber feminism past forward, Austrian Association of Women Artists, Vienna, Austria / FILE Rio / 2006 FILE São Paulo, Brazil / 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009 FSPACE, Paris International Lesbian and Feminist Film Festival, Trianon, Paris, France / 2006 Cyberfem. Feminisms on the electronic landscape., EACC Espai d'Art Contemporani de Castelló, Castelló, Spain / Stop Violence Against Women, C2C Gallery, Prague, Czech Republic / 2006 and 2008 Rdeče Zore - Red Dawns, International Feminist and Queer festival, Galerija Alkatraz, Metelkova mesto, Ljubljana, Slovenia
More about her works can be seen at her personal website http://evelinstermitz.net
2D Mutant Zombies at Medienkunstlabor Graz
Dates:
Mon Apr 30, 2007 00:00 - Sat Apr 21, 2007
2D Mutant Zombies
http://mutantzombies.net
Medienkunstlabor at Kunsthaus Graz
Lendkai 1, 8020 Graz, Austria
http://medienkunstlabor.at
Curator: Ivika Kivi
Opening: Monday, April 30, 2007 at 7 PM
Duration of the exhibition: April 30 - May 19, 2007
Opening hours: Tuesday - Sunday, 10 AM - 6 PM
2D Mutant Zombies
An exhibition of the project works created within the new media workshop at the
International Summer Art School of the University of Arts in Belgrade, supervised by Dejan Grba in Pirot, Serbia, 2006.
The workshop explored the issues of identity and its cultural instrumentalization. Its methodology can be defined as the "algorithmic art of small differences", which is based in the eventuality of individual artistic differences ("specificity", "character" or "identity") that are expressed through collective creative effort within a precisely defined and limited formal system.
As a result, the implied indifference in the works created may cause the sense of "alienation" or "estrangement" in the observer and encourage him/her to evade the conventional (ideologically manipulated) associations for the concepts of sympathy, friendliness and affection, and to intimately reconsider the values behind these basic terms of human relations. (Dejan Grba)
Participating artists:
Cristina Ardelean / Romania
Eva Artinger / Austria/Germany
Ana Krstic / Serbia
Nevena Nikolic / Serbia
Adrian Parvulescu / Romania
Bojana Rajevic / Serbia
Evelin Stermitz / Austria/Slovenia
Sanja Zdrnja / Serbia
With the screening of a video lecture by Dejan Grba:
Bastards of the Cool
The lecture addresses certain aspects of the identity in the contemporary fine arts, combined with the conceptual platform of the 2D Mutant Zombies workshop.
Dejan Grba is an artist. He is an assistant professor at the Faculty of Fine Arts and a senior lecturer at the Digital Art Department of Interdisciplinary Graduate Studies, University of the Arts in Belgrade, Serbia. He is currently a visiting artist within the Computer Art Program, Department of Transmedia, College of Visual and Performing Arts, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, USA.
http://mutantzombies.net
Medienkunstlabor at Kunsthaus Graz
Lendkai 1, 8020 Graz, Austria
http://medienkunstlabor.at
Curator: Ivika Kivi
Opening: Monday, April 30, 2007 at 7 PM
Duration of the exhibition: April 30 - May 19, 2007
Opening hours: Tuesday - Sunday, 10 AM - 6 PM
2D Mutant Zombies
An exhibition of the project works created within the new media workshop at the
International Summer Art School of the University of Arts in Belgrade, supervised by Dejan Grba in Pirot, Serbia, 2006.
The workshop explored the issues of identity and its cultural instrumentalization. Its methodology can be defined as the "algorithmic art of small differences", which is based in the eventuality of individual artistic differences ("specificity", "character" or "identity") that are expressed through collective creative effort within a precisely defined and limited formal system.
As a result, the implied indifference in the works created may cause the sense of "alienation" or "estrangement" in the observer and encourage him/her to evade the conventional (ideologically manipulated) associations for the concepts of sympathy, friendliness and affection, and to intimately reconsider the values behind these basic terms of human relations. (Dejan Grba)
Participating artists:
Cristina Ardelean / Romania
Eva Artinger / Austria/Germany
Ana Krstic / Serbia
Nevena Nikolic / Serbia
Adrian Parvulescu / Romania
Bojana Rajevic / Serbia
Evelin Stermitz / Austria/Slovenia
Sanja Zdrnja / Serbia
With the screening of a video lecture by Dejan Grba:
Bastards of the Cool
The lecture addresses certain aspects of the identity in the contemporary fine arts, combined with the conceptual platform of the 2D Mutant Zombies workshop.
Dejan Grba is an artist. He is an assistant professor at the Faculty of Fine Arts and a senior lecturer at the Digital Art Department of Interdisciplinary Graduate Studies, University of the Arts in Belgrade, Serbia. He is currently a visiting artist within the Computer Art Program, Department of Transmedia, College of Visual and Performing Arts, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, USA.
cyber fems real meetings: March 30 - March 31, 2007
Dates:
Fri Mar 30, 2007 00:00 - Sat Mar 24, 2007
cyber feminism past forward
cyber fems virtual real
cyber fems real meetings
cyber fems real meetings: March 30 - March 31, 2007
Duration of the exhibition: March 9 until March 31, 2007
Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday 3-7 pm
Austrian Association of Women Artists
Maysedergasse 2
1010 Vienna/Austria
Tel: + 43-1-513 64 73/Fax -- 9
vbkoe@vbkoe.org
http://www.vbkoe.org
http://www.vbkoe.org/cyber_feminism_past_forward.htm
Kloe Bratz (TC), ][mez][ breeze (AUS), Carla Cruz (PT), Cym (AUT/NL),
Aileen Derieg (AUT), Valie Djordjevic (G), Nina Hochtl (AUT), Deb King
(USA), lady tigers night club LTNC (AUT), lizvlx (CH/A), Jess Loseby
(Various) et al, Diana McCarthy (USA/G), Nancy Paterson (CAN), Regina
Celia Pinto (BRA), Suzanne van Rossenberg (NL), sisterO (AUS), Nina
Sobell (USA), Evelin Stermitz (AUT/SLO), Eva Ursprung (AUT), Francesco
Ventrella (I), Faith Wilding (USA), Nanette Wylde (USA), Jody Zellen (USA)
"cyber feminism past forward" consists of a "cyber fems virtual real"
exhibition with feminist net art, websites, posters, screenings and
"cyber fems real meetings" with presentations, panels and performances.
The exhibition focuses on current works of international media artists,
the history of women's movements and it celebrates the pioneers of
cyberfeminism.
cyber fems real meetings
Friday March 30 2007
7 pm Name the depoliticalization of cyber feminisms!
Carla Cruz (PT), Aileen Derieg (AUT), Valie Djordjevic (G), Nina Hochtl
(AUT), Rudolfine Lackner (AUT), lady tigers night club LTNC (AUT),
lizvlx (AUT/CH), Suzanne van Rossenberg (NL), Diana McCarthy (USA/G),
Evelin Stermitz (AUT/SLO)
In the panel "Name the depoliticalization of cyber feminisms!" we will
concentrate on the question - how are aspects of the depoliticalization
of feminisms emerging in light of today's global politics.
Saturday March 31 2007
10--1 pm cyber feminism past forward workshop
Rudolfine Lackner (AUT) - in collaboration with the
women's-spring-university
In this workshop she will point out the different meanings of the term
"network" in the feminist art movement. Over the years: 1910, 1938, 1968
and 1997 many things happened under the name of feminism. But what does
the phrase "under the name of feminism" mean in that sense? To register
for this workshop please go to www.frauenuni.net
3 pm Take Nothing for Granted
Aileen Derieg (AUT)
"For me, cyberfeminism means taking nothing for granted, rejecting
techno-determinism to take control of all the myriad possibilities for
questioning, experimenting, playing, reconfiguring reality ... I would
like to share some examples of cyberfeminism that inspire, delight,
amuse and challenge me."
4 pm World of Female Avatars
Evelin Stermitz (AUT/SLO)
She will present her net art project which is about the expanded
understanding of the relationship between women and their corporeality
in times of virtual reality, avatars and cyborgs.
4:30 pm No Men's Land
Cym (AUT/NL)
The media artist cym has been working with the internet since 1996.
Since 1998 she has been researching the relationship between virtual
reality and real life. In her lecture she will present some of her
projects and talk about her experiences in the virtual and the real
space. Afterwards she will introduce the project No Men's Land for which
she won the Marianne.von.Willemer.06 Women's-Netart-Award.
5 pm LTNC's magic garden - experimental Internet TV
lady tigers night club - LTNC (AUT)
They will talk about the project shown in the exhibition. It was
originally created for the festival City of Women in 2006 in Ljubljana / Slovenia and became internationally known as the festivals first feminist netproject.
6 pm on accountability, lecture performance
Carla Cruz (PT), Nina Hochtl (AUT), Suzanne van Rossenberg (NL),
Francesco Ventrella (I)
"If you consider cyberfeminist art activism, what does it say about its
visibility? Is institutionalizing oneself the only solution to get
oneself heard? I can't feel while institutionalizing myself."
7 pm Faces: 10 years (past and future)
Valie Djordjevic (G), Diana McCarthy (USA/G), Faces mailing list members
2007 is the ten year anniversary of the Faces mailing list. They would
like to mark the tenth year of their existence by looking back at their
beginnings and talk in informal interviews about what has changed in the
past ten years. They would like to invite old and new Faces members to
talk about their experiences of the last ten years and about their plans
for the next ten years. What do women want to achieve? What are the
strategies? Where can we find lines of collaboration?
10 pm Concert by Ursprung (AUT) and Cym (AUT/NL)
Curators: Rudolfine Lackner, Evelin Stermitz
Staff assistants: Katharina Hoffmann, Magdalena Olzant
Free admission
Sponsors:
Bundeskanzleramt:Kunst
Die Grunen Frauen Wien
Frauenfruhlingsuni FFU
McShark
Schremser-Bier
Telekopie
The Women's Media Center NY
Wien:Kultur
cyber fems virtual real
cyber fems real meetings
cyber fems real meetings: March 30 - March 31, 2007
Duration of the exhibition: March 9 until March 31, 2007
Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday 3-7 pm
Austrian Association of Women Artists
Maysedergasse 2
1010 Vienna/Austria
Tel: + 43-1-513 64 73/Fax -- 9
vbkoe@vbkoe.org
http://www.vbkoe.org
http://www.vbkoe.org/cyber_feminism_past_forward.htm
Kloe Bratz (TC), ][mez][ breeze (AUS), Carla Cruz (PT), Cym (AUT/NL),
Aileen Derieg (AUT), Valie Djordjevic (G), Nina Hochtl (AUT), Deb King
(USA), lady tigers night club LTNC (AUT), lizvlx (CH/A), Jess Loseby
(Various) et al, Diana McCarthy (USA/G), Nancy Paterson (CAN), Regina
Celia Pinto (BRA), Suzanne van Rossenberg (NL), sisterO (AUS), Nina
Sobell (USA), Evelin Stermitz (AUT/SLO), Eva Ursprung (AUT), Francesco
Ventrella (I), Faith Wilding (USA), Nanette Wylde (USA), Jody Zellen (USA)
"cyber feminism past forward" consists of a "cyber fems virtual real"
exhibition with feminist net art, websites, posters, screenings and
"cyber fems real meetings" with presentations, panels and performances.
The exhibition focuses on current works of international media artists,
the history of women's movements and it celebrates the pioneers of
cyberfeminism.
cyber fems real meetings
Friday March 30 2007
7 pm Name the depoliticalization of cyber feminisms!
Carla Cruz (PT), Aileen Derieg (AUT), Valie Djordjevic (G), Nina Hochtl
(AUT), Rudolfine Lackner (AUT), lady tigers night club LTNC (AUT),
lizvlx (AUT/CH), Suzanne van Rossenberg (NL), Diana McCarthy (USA/G),
Evelin Stermitz (AUT/SLO)
In the panel "Name the depoliticalization of cyber feminisms!" we will
concentrate on the question - how are aspects of the depoliticalization
of feminisms emerging in light of today's global politics.
Saturday March 31 2007
10--1 pm cyber feminism past forward workshop
Rudolfine Lackner (AUT) - in collaboration with the
women's-spring-university
In this workshop she will point out the different meanings of the term
"network" in the feminist art movement. Over the years: 1910, 1938, 1968
and 1997 many things happened under the name of feminism. But what does
the phrase "under the name of feminism" mean in that sense? To register
for this workshop please go to www.frauenuni.net
3 pm Take Nothing for Granted
Aileen Derieg (AUT)
"For me, cyberfeminism means taking nothing for granted, rejecting
techno-determinism to take control of all the myriad possibilities for
questioning, experimenting, playing, reconfiguring reality ... I would
like to share some examples of cyberfeminism that inspire, delight,
amuse and challenge me."
4 pm World of Female Avatars
Evelin Stermitz (AUT/SLO)
She will present her net art project which is about the expanded
understanding of the relationship between women and their corporeality
in times of virtual reality, avatars and cyborgs.
4:30 pm No Men's Land
Cym (AUT/NL)
The media artist cym has been working with the internet since 1996.
Since 1998 she has been researching the relationship between virtual
reality and real life. In her lecture she will present some of her
projects and talk about her experiences in the virtual and the real
space. Afterwards she will introduce the project No Men's Land for which
she won the Marianne.von.Willemer.06 Women's-Netart-Award.
5 pm LTNC's magic garden - experimental Internet TV
lady tigers night club - LTNC (AUT)
They will talk about the project shown in the exhibition. It was
originally created for the festival City of Women in 2006 in Ljubljana / Slovenia and became internationally known as the festivals first feminist netproject.
6 pm on accountability, lecture performance
Carla Cruz (PT), Nina Hochtl (AUT), Suzanne van Rossenberg (NL),
Francesco Ventrella (I)
"If you consider cyberfeminist art activism, what does it say about its
visibility? Is institutionalizing oneself the only solution to get
oneself heard? I can't feel while institutionalizing myself."
7 pm Faces: 10 years (past and future)
Valie Djordjevic (G), Diana McCarthy (USA/G), Faces mailing list members
2007 is the ten year anniversary of the Faces mailing list. They would
like to mark the tenth year of their existence by looking back at their
beginnings and talk in informal interviews about what has changed in the
past ten years. They would like to invite old and new Faces members to
talk about their experiences of the last ten years and about their plans
for the next ten years. What do women want to achieve? What are the
strategies? Where can we find lines of collaboration?
10 pm Concert by Ursprung (AUT) and Cym (AUT/NL)
Curators: Rudolfine Lackner, Evelin Stermitz
Staff assistants: Katharina Hoffmann, Magdalena Olzant
Free admission
Sponsors:
Bundeskanzleramt:Kunst
Die Grunen Frauen Wien
Frauenfruhlingsuni FFU
McShark
Schremser-Bier
Telekopie
The Women's Media Center NY
Wien:Kultur
cyber feminism past forward - Opening: March 8 2007
Dates:
Thu Mar 08, 2007 00:00 - Sun Mar 04, 2007
*cyber feminism past forward*
*cyber fems virtual real*
*cyber fems real meetings*
Opening: March 8 2007, 7 pm
with a concert performance by Eva Ursprung
Duration of the exhibition: March 9 - March 31, 2007
Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday 3-7 pm
Austrian Association of Women Artists
Maysedergasse 2
1010 Vienna/Austria
Tel: + 43-1-513 64 73/Fax -- 9
vbkoe@vbkoe.org
http://www.vbkoe.org
http://www.vbkoe.org/cyber_feminism_past_forward.htm
*Kloe Bratz (TC), ][mez][ breeze (AUS), Carla Cruz (PT), Cym (AUT/NL),
Aileen Derieg (AUT), Valie Djordjevic (G), Nina Hochtl (AUT), Deb King
(USA), lady tigers night club LTNC (AUT), lizvlx (CH/A), Jess Loseby
(Various) et al, Diana McCarthy (USA/G), Nancy Paterson (CAN), Regina
Celia Pinto (BRA), Suzanne van Rossenberg (NL), sisterO (NL), Nina
Sobell (USA), Evelin Stermitz (AUT/SLO), Eva Ursprung (AUT), Francesco
Ventrella (I), Faith Wilding (USA), Nanette Wylde (USA), Jody Zellen (USA)*
"cyber feminism past forward" consists of a "cyber fems virtual real"
exhibition with feminist net art, websites, posters, screenings and
"cyber fems real meetings" with presentations, panels and performances.
The exhibition focuses on current works of international media artists,
the history of women's movements and celebrates the pioneers of
cyberfeminism. In the panel "Name the depoliticalization of cyber
feminisms!" we will concentrate on the essential question of the
exhibition: how are aspects of the depoliticalization of feminisms
emerging in light of today's global politics?
*cyber fems real meetings*
*Friday March 30 2007*
*7 pm Name the depoliticalization of cyber feminisms!*
Carla Cruz (PT), Aileen Derieg (AUT), Valie Djordjevic (G),
Nina Hochtl (AUT), Rudolfine Lackner (AUT),
lady tigers night club LTNC (AUT), lizvlx (AUT/CH),
Suzanne van Rossenberg (NL), Diana McCarthy (USA/G),
Evelin Stermitz (AUT/SLO), Francesco Ventrella (I)
*Saturday March 31 2007*
*10--1 pm cyber feminism past forward workshop*
Rudolfine Lackner (AUT) in collaboration with
the women's-spring-university Vienna
*3 pm Take Nothing for Granted*
Aileen Derieg (AUT)
*4 pm World of Female Avatars*
Evelin Stermitz (AUT/SLO)
*4:30 pm No Men's Land*
Cym (AUT/NL)
*5 pm LTNC's magic garden - experimental Internet TV*
lady tigers night club - LTNC (AUT)
*6 pm on accountability, performance*
Carla Cruz (PT), Nina Hochtl (AUT),
Suzanne van Rossenberg (NL), Francesco Ventrella (I)
*7 pm Faces: 10 years (past and future)*
Valie Djordjevic (G), Diana McCarthy (USA/G),
Faces mailing list members
*10 pm concert*
Ursprung and Cym
Curators: Rudolfine Lackner, Evelin Stermitz
Staff assistants: Katharina Hoffmann, Magdalena Olzant
Free admission
Sponsors:
Bundeskanzleramt:Kunst
Die Grunen Frauen Wien
Frauenfruhlingsuni FFU
McShark
Schremser-Bier
Telekopie
The Women's Media Center NY
Wien:Kultur
*cyber fems virtual real*
*cyber fems real meetings*
Opening: March 8 2007, 7 pm
with a concert performance by Eva Ursprung
Duration of the exhibition: March 9 - March 31, 2007
Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday 3-7 pm
Austrian Association of Women Artists
Maysedergasse 2
1010 Vienna/Austria
Tel: + 43-1-513 64 73/Fax -- 9
vbkoe@vbkoe.org
http://www.vbkoe.org
http://www.vbkoe.org/cyber_feminism_past_forward.htm
*Kloe Bratz (TC), ][mez][ breeze (AUS), Carla Cruz (PT), Cym (AUT/NL),
Aileen Derieg (AUT), Valie Djordjevic (G), Nina Hochtl (AUT), Deb King
(USA), lady tigers night club LTNC (AUT), lizvlx (CH/A), Jess Loseby
(Various) et al, Diana McCarthy (USA/G), Nancy Paterson (CAN), Regina
Celia Pinto (BRA), Suzanne van Rossenberg (NL), sisterO (NL), Nina
Sobell (USA), Evelin Stermitz (AUT/SLO), Eva Ursprung (AUT), Francesco
Ventrella (I), Faith Wilding (USA), Nanette Wylde (USA), Jody Zellen (USA)*
"cyber feminism past forward" consists of a "cyber fems virtual real"
exhibition with feminist net art, websites, posters, screenings and
"cyber fems real meetings" with presentations, panels and performances.
The exhibition focuses on current works of international media artists,
the history of women's movements and celebrates the pioneers of
cyberfeminism. In the panel "Name the depoliticalization of cyber
feminisms!" we will concentrate on the essential question of the
exhibition: how are aspects of the depoliticalization of feminisms
emerging in light of today's global politics?
*cyber fems real meetings*
*Friday March 30 2007*
*7 pm Name the depoliticalization of cyber feminisms!*
Carla Cruz (PT), Aileen Derieg (AUT), Valie Djordjevic (G),
Nina Hochtl (AUT), Rudolfine Lackner (AUT),
lady tigers night club LTNC (AUT), lizvlx (AUT/CH),
Suzanne van Rossenberg (NL), Diana McCarthy (USA/G),
Evelin Stermitz (AUT/SLO), Francesco Ventrella (I)
*Saturday March 31 2007*
*10--1 pm cyber feminism past forward workshop*
Rudolfine Lackner (AUT) in collaboration with
the women's-spring-university Vienna
*3 pm Take Nothing for Granted*
Aileen Derieg (AUT)
*4 pm World of Female Avatars*
Evelin Stermitz (AUT/SLO)
*4:30 pm No Men's Land*
Cym (AUT/NL)
*5 pm LTNC's magic garden - experimental Internet TV*
lady tigers night club - LTNC (AUT)
*6 pm on accountability, performance*
Carla Cruz (PT), Nina Hochtl (AUT),
Suzanne van Rossenberg (NL), Francesco Ventrella (I)
*7 pm Faces: 10 years (past and future)*
Valie Djordjevic (G), Diana McCarthy (USA/G),
Faces mailing list members
*10 pm concert*
Ursprung and Cym
Curators: Rudolfine Lackner, Evelin Stermitz
Staff assistants: Katharina Hoffmann, Magdalena Olzant
Free admission
Sponsors:
Bundeskanzleramt:Kunst
Die Grunen Frauen Wien
Frauenfruhlingsuni FFU
McShark
Schremser-Bier
Telekopie
The Women's Media Center NY
Wien:Kultur
call for submissions: past forward
Deadline:
Wed Dec 13, 2006 13:26
call for submissions
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past forward
Exhibition and meetings: March 9 to March 31, 2007
Opening: March 8, 2007, International Women's Day
past forward, cyber fems virtual real:
Exhibition of virtual works: Paper hangings and presentation of online
works as room installation projections.
past forward, cyber fems real saturday meetings:
Real appearance, presentations, panels, discussions, performances,
concerts, happenings, djane actings ...
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Dear Artists!
We would like to invite women artists working in the fields of
cyberfeminism and new media to an open exhibition starting on March 8,
2007, the International Women's Day, in the rooms of the Austrian
Association of Women Artists, Vienna. The founding of this first artists
association in Austria in 1910 was a reaction to the general exclusion
of women artists from the artworld and resulted from the first women's
movements and its international networking. We see feminisms today for
the most part as being depoliticized. Therefore, past forward focuses on
the question: how are depoliticizing aspects emerging today in light of
global politics?
We are opening a public space for an exhibition, real meetings,
presentations, panels, discussions, performances, concerts,
happenings ...
past forward will become a great gathering of cyberfeminists and new media artists.
past forward, cyber fems virtual real: Participation in the exhibition
cyber fems virtual real is free by submitting your project websites (net
art projects, websites including video, animations, interactivity,
poetry, activism, personal websites, virtual women spaces ...). Online works
will be presented both as real paper hangings and as online room
installation projections as cyber fems virtual real.
past forward, cyber fems real saturday meetings: You are also invited to
propose a presentation, panel, discussion, performance, concert,
happening or djane acting for the cyber fems real saturday meetings
taking place throughout March, 2007.
Submission for cyber fems real saturday meetings: Choose a date and time
for your real appearance and send us your proposal. We will try to
accommodate your preferences, if there is a scheduling conflict we will
let you know.
Thursday March 8
Opening
Saturday March 10
11.00 AM: artists brunch until the real meeting panels in the afternoon
and evening programs.
Saturday March 17
11.00 AM: artists brunch until the real meeting panels in the afternoon
and evening programs.
Saturday March 24
11.00 AM: artists brunch until the real meeting panels in the afternoon
and evening programs.
Saturday March 30
11.00 AM: artists brunch until the real meeting panels in the afternoon
and evening programs.
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Submission for past forward, cyber fems virtual real exhibition and also
for past forward, cyber fems real saturday meetings:
Artist Name:
E-mail:
City/Country:
Short personal statement about cyberfeminism:
website / project URL:
Technical requirements:
Your Proposal for the cyber fems real saturday meetings:
To participate please e-mail to vbkoe@vbkoe.org until Friday the 26th of
January, 2007
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Rudolfine Lackner, Evelin Stermitz (http://es.mur.at)
Vereinigung bildender Kunstlerinnen Osterreichs, VBKO
Austrian Association of Women Artists
Maysedergasse 2
1010 Vienna
Tel +43-1-513 64 73 / Fax - 9
vbkoe@vbkoe.org
http://www.vbkoe.org
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Please mail this to a friend!
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past forward
Exhibition and meetings: March 9 to March 31, 2007
Opening: March 8, 2007, International Women's Day
past forward, cyber fems virtual real:
Exhibition of virtual works: Paper hangings and presentation of online
works as room installation projections.
past forward, cyber fems real saturday meetings:
Real appearance, presentations, panels, discussions, performances,
concerts, happenings, djane actings ...
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dear Artists!
We would like to invite women artists working in the fields of
cyberfeminism and new media to an open exhibition starting on March 8,
2007, the International Women's Day, in the rooms of the Austrian
Association of Women Artists, Vienna. The founding of this first artists
association in Austria in 1910 was a reaction to the general exclusion
of women artists from the artworld and resulted from the first women's
movements and its international networking. We see feminisms today for
the most part as being depoliticized. Therefore, past forward focuses on
the question: how are depoliticizing aspects emerging today in light of
global politics?
We are opening a public space for an exhibition, real meetings,
presentations, panels, discussions, performances, concerts,
happenings ...
past forward will become a great gathering of cyberfeminists and new media artists.
past forward, cyber fems virtual real: Participation in the exhibition
cyber fems virtual real is free by submitting your project websites (net
art projects, websites including video, animations, interactivity,
poetry, activism, personal websites, virtual women spaces ...). Online works
will be presented both as real paper hangings and as online room
installation projections as cyber fems virtual real.
past forward, cyber fems real saturday meetings: You are also invited to
propose a presentation, panel, discussion, performance, concert,
happening or djane acting for the cyber fems real saturday meetings
taking place throughout March, 2007.
Submission for cyber fems real saturday meetings: Choose a date and time
for your real appearance and send us your proposal. We will try to
accommodate your preferences, if there is a scheduling conflict we will
let you know.
Thursday March 8
Opening
Saturday March 10
11.00 AM: artists brunch until the real meeting panels in the afternoon
and evening programs.
Saturday March 17
11.00 AM: artists brunch until the real meeting panels in the afternoon
and evening programs.
Saturday March 24
11.00 AM: artists brunch until the real meeting panels in the afternoon
and evening programs.
Saturday March 30
11.00 AM: artists brunch until the real meeting panels in the afternoon
and evening programs.
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Submission for past forward, cyber fems virtual real exhibition and also
for past forward, cyber fems real saturday meetings:
Artist Name:
E-mail:
City/Country:
Short personal statement about cyberfeminism:
website / project URL:
Technical requirements:
Your Proposal for the cyber fems real saturday meetings:
To participate please e-mail to vbkoe@vbkoe.org until Friday the 26th of
January, 2007
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Rudolfine Lackner, Evelin Stermitz (http://es.mur.at)
Vereinigung bildender Kunstlerinnen Osterreichs, VBKO
Austrian Association of Women Artists
Maysedergasse 2
1010 Vienna
Tel +43-1-513 64 73 / Fax - 9
vbkoe@vbkoe.org
http://www.vbkoe.org
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Please mail this to a friend!
