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Cyril T.
Since 2003
Works in United States of America

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Time Resequenced (Networked Cinema)
BIO

Cyril Tsiboulski is a new media artist, designer and programmer living and working in New York City. He is a part-time faculty member at Parsons School of Design. Much of his professional and academic work centers around network technologies and the way they affect human experience.
Cyril Tsiboulski is also a co-founder of an interactive design company, cloudred multimedia which seeks novel ways in which technology can become an effective tool for expression.
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EVENT
Posted on Fri Nov 05, 2004

## Networked Cinema - Exhibition Opening

Dates:
Fri Nov 05, 2004 00:00 - Fri Nov 05, 2004

PLACE - a year long series of exhibitions that explore the role of networked technologies in transcultural experience, organized by MediaNoche, presents the first exhibition in the series.
Time Resequenced (Networked Cinema) is a project by Cyril Tsiboulski which explores the ways traditional cinematic structure can be affected by new media.
Time ReSequenced is a screen based interactive project in which a four minute scene from Solaris (1972), a Russian film directed by Andrey Tarkovsky, is broken into individual frames by the users accessing the project site. The sequence is then reconstructed and played back using shots initiated by the users.
Time ReSequenced depends on and responds to the virtual participation of the audience. A unique network driven algorithm creates a new space and a new language of cinema. Edited in real time, the film sequence can only be reconstructed as a result of audience participation. It depends on the network traffic volume thus creating potentially endless variations.
As a contributor to the cinematic structure, but a passive viewer of the result, an audience member is challenged to re-think the role digital technology plays in how we experience our culture.
November 5th - 24th, 2004.
Opening reception: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5th from 6 - 8p.m.
LOCATION
MediaNoche is located at 161 East 106th Street, New York, NY in the cultural corridor of Spanish Harlem, just blocks from Museum Mile.
DIRECTIONS
Take the 6 subway to 103rd Street and walk north along Lexington Avenue to 106th Street. Turn right on 106th Street. MediaNoche is on the north side of the street in the middle of the block.
HOURS
The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday, from 3PM to 7PM. Appointments can be made by calling 212 828 0401.
http://www.networkedcinema.org
http://www.medianoche.us

http://www.networkedcinema.org

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Posted on Sat May 29, 2004

## Parsons School of Design Annual Thesis Exhibition

Dates:
Wed Jun 02, 2004 00:00 - Sat May 29, 2004

Contact: Deborah Spence, Public Relations, 212-229-5314, spenced@newschool.edu
Parsons Design & Technology Students Redefine Digital Design with Exhibition
Parsons School of Design proudly presents an exhibition of thesis work from graduates of the MFA programs in Design & Technology. The exhibition, which takes place at the School's two Greenwich Village galleries on 66 Fifth Avenue and 2 West 13th Street, runs from June 2nd through June 11th and features projects in multimedia, experimental game design, animation, digital video, computational art, interactive installations, educational media, sound design, social software, wearable technology, and others.
"More than just an expanded technology skill-set, MFA Design and Technology students re-imagine human experience," says Digital Design Chair Colleen Macklin. "This year's graduates have challenged themselves to create truly innovative projects that provoke, challenge, and reveal the future. These graduates are going to have a major impact in design, communication and entertainment in the coming years - this show is a sneak preview of the things we’ll be watching, playing and interacting with."
The Parsons 2004 MFA Design and Technology Thesis Exhibition showcases the work of graduates exploring the design and art implications of emerging technologies, as well as the evolving connections between technology, design, and the human experience.
"These DT students are a rare group--they design things that matter, things that move and shake and sometimes explode in the beauty and meaning of their telling," says Digital Design Instructor Katie Salen. Talented, yes. Conventional, no."
More information about this year's exhibition can be found at http://mfadt2004.parsons.edu
New School University
Parsons School of Design
MFA Design & Technology
Opening reception
Wednesday June 2, 6-8 p.m.
Exhibition closes june 11, 2004.
Arnold and Sheila Aronson Galleries
66 Fifth Avenue and
Gallery at 2 West 13th Street
Gallery Hours Mon. - Fri. 9-9 & Sat & Sun. 9-6
Exhibition closes at noon on the final day
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Parsons School of Design, a division of New School University, is one of the largest degree-granting colleges of art and design in the nation. Currently enrolled are about 2,400 undergraduate students, 500 graduate students, and 2,500 non-degree students from all 50 of the United States and from 60 countries. Parsons’ main campuses are located in New York City’s Greenwich Village and Midtown Manhattan. In addition, Parsons has affiliate schools in Paris, France; Kanazawa, Japan; Seoul, South Korea; and at Altos de Chavon in the Dominican Republic. Undergraduate degrees are offered in Architectural Design, Communication Design, Design and Management, Design and Technology, Fashion Design, Fine Arts, Illustration, Interior Design, Photography, Product Design. Graduate degrees are granted in Architecture, Design and Technology, Lighting Design, Fine Arts, Photography, and the History of Decorative Arts.

http://mfadt2004.parsons.edu

EVENT
Posted on Fri Feb 06, 2004

## 10FL WINTER SHOW @ Parsons School of Design

Dates:
Tue Feb 17, 2004 00:00 - Fri Feb 06, 2004

The 10FL WINTER SHOW aims to represent artists whose work supports discerning approaches to process and creation and encourages critical responses to contemporary issues and challenges in our culture. With projects that step outside of a certain domain we choose to embrace the hybrid - where design, technology and the human condition intersect.
The show will run from Tuesday, February 17th - March 2, 2004. All are welcome! Parsons Student Art Gallery on the 4th Floor of 66 Fifth Avenue @ 13th Street in New York City.
Opening Reception is scheduled for February 17th at 7 p.m.
For more information, please visit: http://10thfloor.net/

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