Fwd: HorizonZero 11.1: CONNECT:Technology and social interaction

Oct. 24, 2003

Type: discussion

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> From: HorizonZero <[email protected]>
> Date: Fri Oct 24, 2003 2:26:22 PM US/Eastern
> To: HorizonZero <[email protected]>
> Subject: HorizonZero 11.1: CONNECT:Technology and social interaction
>
> The Banff New Media Institute and The Canadian Cultural Online Portal
> are
> pleased to present Issue 11 of HorizonZero:
>
> CONNECT: technology + social interaction
>
> http://www.horizonzero.ca
>
> Part coffee house, part public house; part university, part artist
> atelier;
> part design studio, part think-tank; part intimate salon, part festival
> space; definitive party place - HorizonZero invites you to enter the
> halogen halls of the new art and research space of Montreal's SAT
> (Societe
> des Arts Technologiques), where the party of the season is getting
> underway.
> . .
>
> Fabulous and friendly people await … all happy to share a glass of
> wine,
> and a moment of conversation. Sneak away with Josette to share in an
> intimate dialog with artist Luc Courchesne, (also the SAT's
> president!),
> about his pioneering interactive video work. Josette has a passion for
> panoramic photography and interactive cinema, and she has just the
> introduction you need in her back pocket - critic Chris Hales'
> provocative
> consideration of the genre.
>
> Life-of-the party Jules, with a little help from writer Virginie
> Pringuet,
> can tell all about the history of the SAT, and take you to meet the
> SAT's
> vivacious and visionary founder and director, Monique Savoie.
>
> And if you want to feel that special connection, to experience the
> fusion of
> a social technological network-nexus, you need only go say hello to
> Alfred.
>
> Don't be shy! It's time to CONNECT . . .
>
> HorizonZero is a bilingual web-publication dedicated to showcasing the
> best
> in Canadian digital arts + culture.
>
> http://www.horizonzero.ca
>
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