ISEA2006_Call_Update
ISEA2006 SYMPOSIUM CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
FOR PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS.
Important Notice: We listen. There has been considerable feedback
that the original Symposium call did not clearly include a call for
Panel proposals. We have revised the call so that proposals for
practice-based panels are encouraged. The deadline for submission of
proposals for ISEA2006 papers, artist presentations and posters has
been extended to January 30th to accommodate this change. Please note
updates to the Symposium Call description.
< http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/symposiumcall/>
ISEA2006 seeks paper and presentation proposals responding to the
Symposium themes of Transvergence, Interactive City, Community Domain
or Pacific Rim. This is the only call for papers and presentations
that there will be for ISEA2006.
What tactics, issues and conceptual practices expose or inform the
distinctions of these subject terrains relating to contemporary art
practice? What theoretical analyses illuminate art practice engaged
with new technical and conceptual forms, functions and disciplines;
provide for innovative strategies involving urbanity, mobility,
community and locality; examine the role of corporations, civic
cultural organizations and their relationship to strategic planning;
serve to expose new portals of production and experience; and provide
for provocative analysis of contemporary political and economic
conditions?
The ISEA2006 Symposium is discussion and conversation based. This
orientation is intended as a break from the tradition of reading
academic papers and the formalities of panels and is the result of a
month-long online discussion with 21 international participants (see
list below). All sessions are moderated, include respondents and are
designed to encourage audience participation. Session formats will
emphasize questioning, debate and provocation. Papers, abstracts and
poster texts will be pre-published on the web and in print. There
will be a pre-symposium online public forum designed to encourage
interaction between symposium presenters and the public to provide
for discussion and debate.
We are seeking proposals for papers, artist and poster session.
SUBMISSION PROCEDURE FOR OPEN CALLS
You must login and create a submission using the official ISEA2006
submission tool.
http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/register/submission.php
Open: November 15th, 2005
Closed: January 30th, 2006
The ISEA International Program Committee will evaluate submissions.
On the Submissions Call Page be sure to:
Select "Symposium" from the CALL pull down menu
Select the theme your are responding to from THEME pull down menu
SYMPOSIUM THEMES
INTERACTIVE CITY:
http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/thematic.html#interactive
http://www.urban-atmospheres.net/ISEA2006/
There is an invisible city growing among the growth of the megacity,
and it is the electromagnetic, hertzian spectrum that flows
ceaselessly with data about and from and between us, but which is
always activated by the interfaces of commerce and government-cell
phones, surveillance cameras, marketing databases, navigation systems
that will alert us to a nearby sale. We imagine the city itself as
an interface, which accesses the future, the past, the distant, the
present, the communal, the individual in marvelous ways that allow us
to enjoy the 'opaque and fictitious thickness' of an invisible city
made visible.
PACIFIC RIM:
http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/thematic.html#pacific
http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/prnmscall2/
The political and economic space of the Pacific Rim represents a
dynamic context for innovation and creativity framed by issues of
economic globalization, isolationist nationalism, regional
integrations and environmental change. The concept of a Pacific Rim
is that of a complex geo-political-economic framework that
necessarily includes a vast network of city-states, regions and their
associative relationships that exist beyond the mere geographic
location or assignment of populations. Artists, designers, theorists,
cultural producers, researchers, urban planners and creative
strategist responsive to the rapidly transforming cultural ecology of
Pacific-Asia conditions are invited to submit proposals that serve as
platforms for discussion and debate.
TRANSVERGENCE:
http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/thematic.html#trans
http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/transvergence/index.html
Transvergence goes beyond the disciplinary. Creative interplay of
disciplines to catalyze artistic, scientific, and social innovation
is evidenced by decades of multi-/ pluri-, inter-, and trans-
disciplinary discourse and practice. The models of the think-tank,
media lab and research centre have shown their limits since the 80s
and 90s, as have tactical media activism tied to the logic of events,
and NGOs facing the donor system's arduous accountability
requirements; university research is often encumbered by best-
practice driven managerial culture, and 'creative industries'
clusters are subject to economies of scale and uneven divisions of
labour. ISEA seeks new visions of organizational and participatory
models as structures of possibility for transvergent practice.
COMMUNITY DOMAIN:
http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/thematic.html#community
http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/communitydomain1
The Community Domain theme stands in relation to contemporary debate
about 'Public Domain 2.0' (Kluitenberg, 2003), but emphasizes the
idea of domain from a grass roots perspective and the idea of
community starting with the individual rather than the demographic.
In other words, the goal is not to train people to become artists but
to use digital and networked technologies to allow people to
participate in the creation of their own stories - to become
producers rather than only consumers.
SYMPOSIUM STRUCTURES AND CALLS
There are three types of Calls for Participation:
Papers
Posters
Artist Presentations
FOR PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS.
Important Notice: We listen. There has been considerable feedback
that the original Symposium call did not clearly include a call for
Panel proposals. We have revised the call so that proposals for
practice-based panels are encouraged. The deadline for submission of
proposals for ISEA2006 papers, artist presentations and posters has
been extended to January 30th to accommodate this change. Please note
updates to the Symposium Call description.
< http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/symposiumcall/>
ISEA2006 seeks paper and presentation proposals responding to the
Symposium themes of Transvergence, Interactive City, Community Domain
or Pacific Rim. This is the only call for papers and presentations
that there will be for ISEA2006.
What tactics, issues and conceptual practices expose or inform the
distinctions of these subject terrains relating to contemporary art
practice? What theoretical analyses illuminate art practice engaged
with new technical and conceptual forms, functions and disciplines;
provide for innovative strategies involving urbanity, mobility,
community and locality; examine the role of corporations, civic
cultural organizations and their relationship to strategic planning;
serve to expose new portals of production and experience; and provide
for provocative analysis of contemporary political and economic
conditions?
The ISEA2006 Symposium is discussion and conversation based. This
orientation is intended as a break from the tradition of reading
academic papers and the formalities of panels and is the result of a
month-long online discussion with 21 international participants (see
list below). All sessions are moderated, include respondents and are
designed to encourage audience participation. Session formats will
emphasize questioning, debate and provocation. Papers, abstracts and
poster texts will be pre-published on the web and in print. There
will be a pre-symposium online public forum designed to encourage
interaction between symposium presenters and the public to provide
for discussion and debate.
We are seeking proposals for papers, artist and poster session.
SUBMISSION PROCEDURE FOR OPEN CALLS
You must login and create a submission using the official ISEA2006
submission tool.
http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/register/submission.php
Open: November 15th, 2005
Closed: January 30th, 2006
The ISEA International Program Committee will evaluate submissions.
On the Submissions Call Page be sure to:
Select "Symposium" from the CALL pull down menu
Select the theme your are responding to from THEME pull down menu
SYMPOSIUM THEMES
INTERACTIVE CITY:
http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/thematic.html#interactive
http://www.urban-atmospheres.net/ISEA2006/
There is an invisible city growing among the growth of the megacity,
and it is the electromagnetic, hertzian spectrum that flows
ceaselessly with data about and from and between us, but which is
always activated by the interfaces of commerce and government-cell
phones, surveillance cameras, marketing databases, navigation systems
that will alert us to a nearby sale. We imagine the city itself as
an interface, which accesses the future, the past, the distant, the
present, the communal, the individual in marvelous ways that allow us
to enjoy the 'opaque and fictitious thickness' of an invisible city
made visible.
PACIFIC RIM:
http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/thematic.html#pacific
http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/prnmscall2/
The political and economic space of the Pacific Rim represents a
dynamic context for innovation and creativity framed by issues of
economic globalization, isolationist nationalism, regional
integrations and environmental change. The concept of a Pacific Rim
is that of a complex geo-political-economic framework that
necessarily includes a vast network of city-states, regions and their
associative relationships that exist beyond the mere geographic
location or assignment of populations. Artists, designers, theorists,
cultural producers, researchers, urban planners and creative
strategist responsive to the rapidly transforming cultural ecology of
Pacific-Asia conditions are invited to submit proposals that serve as
platforms for discussion and debate.
TRANSVERGENCE:
http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/thematic.html#trans
http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/transvergence/index.html
Transvergence goes beyond the disciplinary. Creative interplay of
disciplines to catalyze artistic, scientific, and social innovation
is evidenced by decades of multi-/ pluri-, inter-, and trans-
disciplinary discourse and practice. The models of the think-tank,
media lab and research centre have shown their limits since the 80s
and 90s, as have tactical media activism tied to the logic of events,
and NGOs facing the donor system's arduous accountability
requirements; university research is often encumbered by best-
practice driven managerial culture, and 'creative industries'
clusters are subject to economies of scale and uneven divisions of
labour. ISEA seeks new visions of organizational and participatory
models as structures of possibility for transvergent practice.
COMMUNITY DOMAIN:
http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/thematic.html#community
http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/communitydomain1
The Community Domain theme stands in relation to contemporary debate
about 'Public Domain 2.0' (Kluitenberg, 2003), but emphasizes the
idea of domain from a grass roots perspective and the idea of
community starting with the individual rather than the demographic.
In other words, the goal is not to train people to become artists but
to use digital and networked technologies to allow people to
participate in the creation of their own stories - to become
producers rather than only consumers.
SYMPOSIUM STRUCTURES AND CALLS
There are three types of Calls for Participation:
Papers
Posters
Artist Presentations
ISEA2006_Call_Extended
Deadline:
Tue Jan 17, 2006 14:12
ISEA2006 Symposium Call for Papers, Posters and Artist Presentations
Deadline Extended to January 30th
More information on the Call for Participation to come!
Joel Slayton
Chair, ISEA2006/ZeroOne San Jose
Steve Dietz
Director, ISEA2006/ZeroOne San Jose
Deadline Extended to January 30th
More information on the Call for Participation to come!
Joel Slayton
Chair, ISEA2006/ZeroOne San Jose
Steve Dietz
Director, ISEA2006/ZeroOne San Jose
ISEA2006/ZeroOne Festival Announcement
Deadline:
Tue Jun 14, 2005 09:59
PACIFIC RIM CALL FOR PARTICPATION
ISEA2006/ZEROONE SAN JOSE ANNOUNCEMENT
This is an invitation by the ISEA2006 Symposium and ZeroOne San Jose: A Global Festival of Art on the Edge to groups and individuals to submit proposals for exhibition of interactive art work and projects reflecting on the thematic of the Pacific Rim. http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/prnmscall/
Submission Deadline: August 1, 2005
ABOUT THE PACIFIC RIM CALL
The political and economic space of the Pacific Rim represents a dynamic context for innovation and creativity. Convergent and divergent practices involving art, science, architecture and urban planning, engineering, industrial and interior design, communications, literature and performance are being manifested in new forms of cultural production and social experiences.
The complex relations and diversity of Pacific Rim nations is exemplified throughout the hybridized communities that comprise Silicon Valley including local indigenous peoples. As the 10th largest city in the United States, San Jose is an important portal on the eastern edge of the Pacific region, which shares deep historical and cultural connections that range from Latin America and the South Pacific to Southeast Asia and Asia. ISEA2006 and ZeroOne San Jose Festival are highlighting the Pacific Rim defined in the broadest possible sense to include not only those states and nations that border the Pacific Ocean but also the geo-political, economic, social and historical frameworks of which they are part
We are seeking proposals that address, but are not limited to, art work that emphasize radical and alternative responses to contemporary cultural conditions throughout the Pacific Rim. Of particular interest are projects that focus on engagements and interaction strategies with Diaspora communities and local context as well as work that enable new discourses, platforms and explorations.
Proposals may reflect works in the form of interactive installations, site works, DIY alternatives, networks and mobile systems, public art and performance. Proposals should therefore identify target audiences as much as is possible, although it is not necessary to specify a venue. Venues are distributed throughout the city and include galleries, exhibitions spaces and outdoor spaces and theaters. Proposals may consider the use of the City of San Jose's public resources (wireless network, transportation systems, etc.)
ABOUT THE ISEA2006 SYMPOSIUM AND ZEROONE SAN JOSE FESTIVAL
The 2006 edition of the internationally renowned ISEA Symposium will be held August 5-13, 2006, in San Jose, California. http://isea2006.sjsu.edu
The Inter-Society for Electronic Arts (ISEA) is an international non-profit organization fostering interdisciplinary academic discourse and exchange among culturally diverse organizations and individuals working with art, science and emerging technologies. Prior host cities include Helsinki, Paris, Sydney, Montreal, Chicago, Manchester and Nagoya.
ZeroOne San Jose is a milestone festival to be held biennially making the work of the most innovative contemporary artists in the world accessible. In 2006 it will be held in conjunction with the ISEA2006 Symposium.
NOTE
There are separate calls for participation for artworks for each of the ISEA2006/ZeroOneFestival Themes: Transvergence, Pacific Rim, Interactive City and Community Domain. There will be a separate call for symposium papers related to the Pacific Rim (and other) themes. http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/calls.html
Contact: Joel Slayton, Chair ISEA2006/ZeroOne San Jose Festival joel@well.com
ISEA2006/ZEROONE SAN JOSE ANNOUNCEMENT
This is an invitation by the ISEA2006 Symposium and ZeroOne San Jose: A Global Festival of Art on the Edge to groups and individuals to submit proposals for exhibition of interactive art work and projects reflecting on the thematic of the Pacific Rim. http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/prnmscall/
Submission Deadline: August 1, 2005
ABOUT THE PACIFIC RIM CALL
The political and economic space of the Pacific Rim represents a dynamic context for innovation and creativity. Convergent and divergent practices involving art, science, architecture and urban planning, engineering, industrial and interior design, communications, literature and performance are being manifested in new forms of cultural production and social experiences.
The complex relations and diversity of Pacific Rim nations is exemplified throughout the hybridized communities that comprise Silicon Valley including local indigenous peoples. As the 10th largest city in the United States, San Jose is an important portal on the eastern edge of the Pacific region, which shares deep historical and cultural connections that range from Latin America and the South Pacific to Southeast Asia and Asia. ISEA2006 and ZeroOne San Jose Festival are highlighting the Pacific Rim defined in the broadest possible sense to include not only those states and nations that border the Pacific Ocean but also the geo-political, economic, social and historical frameworks of which they are part
We are seeking proposals that address, but are not limited to, art work that emphasize radical and alternative responses to contemporary cultural conditions throughout the Pacific Rim. Of particular interest are projects that focus on engagements and interaction strategies with Diaspora communities and local context as well as work that enable new discourses, platforms and explorations.
Proposals may reflect works in the form of interactive installations, site works, DIY alternatives, networks and mobile systems, public art and performance. Proposals should therefore identify target audiences as much as is possible, although it is not necessary to specify a venue. Venues are distributed throughout the city and include galleries, exhibitions spaces and outdoor spaces and theaters. Proposals may consider the use of the City of San Jose's public resources (wireless network, transportation systems, etc.)
ABOUT THE ISEA2006 SYMPOSIUM AND ZEROONE SAN JOSE FESTIVAL
The 2006 edition of the internationally renowned ISEA Symposium will be held August 5-13, 2006, in San Jose, California. http://isea2006.sjsu.edu
The Inter-Society for Electronic Arts (ISEA) is an international non-profit organization fostering interdisciplinary academic discourse and exchange among culturally diverse organizations and individuals working with art, science and emerging technologies. Prior host cities include Helsinki, Paris, Sydney, Montreal, Chicago, Manchester and Nagoya.
ZeroOne San Jose is a milestone festival to be held biennially making the work of the most innovative contemporary artists in the world accessible. In 2006 it will be held in conjunction with the ISEA2006 Symposium.
NOTE
There are separate calls for participation for artworks for each of the ISEA2006/ZeroOneFestival Themes: Transvergence, Pacific Rim, Interactive City and Community Domain. There will be a separate call for symposium papers related to the Pacific Rim (and other) themes. http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/calls.html
Contact: Joel Slayton, Chair ISEA2006/ZeroOne San Jose Festival joel@well.com
ISEA2006/ZeroOne Festival Announcement
Deadline:
Mon Jun 13, 2005 16:46
PACIFIC RIM CALL FOR PARTICPATION
ISEA2006/ZEROONE SAN JOSE ANNOUNCEMENT
This is an invitation by the ISEA2006 Symposium and ZeroOne San Jose: A Global Festival of Art on the Edge to groups and individuals to submit proposals for exhibition of interactive art work and projects reflecting on the thematic of the Pacific Rim. http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/prnmscall/
Submission Deadline: August 1, 2005
ABOUT THE PACIFIC RIM CALL
The political and economic space of the Pacific Rim represents a dynamic context for innovation and creativity. Convergent and divergent practices involving art, science, architecture and urban planning, engineering, industrial and interior design, communications, literature and performance are being manifested in new forms of cultural production and social experiences.
The complex relations and diversity of Pacific Rim nations is exemplified throughout the hybridized communities that comprise Silicon Valley including local indigenous peoples. As the 10th largest city in the United States, San Jose is an important portal on the eastern edge of the Pacific region, which shares deep historical and cultural connections that range from Latin America and the South Pacific to Southeast Asia and Asia. ISEA2006 and ZeroOne San Jose Festival are highlighting the Pacific Rim defined in the broadest possible sense to include not only those states and nations that border the Pacific Ocean but also the geo-political, economic, social and historical frameworks of which they are part
We are seeking proposals that address, but are not limited to, art work that emphasize radical and alternative responses to contemporary cultural conditions throughout the Pacific Rim. Of particular interest are projects that focus on engagements and interaction strategies with Diaspora communities and local context as well as work that enable new discourses, platforms and explorations.
Proposals may reflect works in the form of interactive installations, site works, DIY alternatives, networks and mobile systems, public art and performance. Proposals should therefore identify target audiences as much as is possible, although it is not necessary to specify a venue. Venues are distributed throughout the city and include galleries, exhibitions spaces and outdoor spaces and theaters. Proposals may consider the use of the City of San Jose's public resources (wireless network, transportation systems, etc.)
ABOUT THE ISEA2006 SYMPOSIUM AND ZEROONE SAN JOSE FESTIVAL
The 2006 edition of the internationally renowned ISEA Symposium will be held August 5-13, 2006, in San Jose, California. http://isea2006.sjsu.edu
The Inter-Society for Electronic Arts (ISEA) is an international non-profit organization fostering interdisciplinary academic discourse and exchange among culturally diverse organizations and individuals working with art, science and emerging technologies. Prior host cities include Helsinki, Paris, Sydney, Montreal, Chicago, Manchester and Nagoya.
ZeroOne San Jose is a milestone festival to be held biennially making the work of the most innovative contemporary artists in the world accessible. In 2006 it will be held in conjunction with the ISEA2006 Symposium.
NOTE
There are separate calls for participation for artworks for each of the ISEA2006/ZeroOneFestival Themes: Transvergence, Pacific Rim, Interactive City and Community Domain. There will be a separate call for symposium papers related to the Pacific Rim (and other) themes. http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/calls.html
Contact: Joel Slayton, Chair ISEA2006/ZeroOne San Jose Festival joel@well.com
ISEA2006/ZEROONE SAN JOSE ANNOUNCEMENT
This is an invitation by the ISEA2006 Symposium and ZeroOne San Jose: A Global Festival of Art on the Edge to groups and individuals to submit proposals for exhibition of interactive art work and projects reflecting on the thematic of the Pacific Rim. http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/prnmscall/
Submission Deadline: August 1, 2005
ABOUT THE PACIFIC RIM CALL
The political and economic space of the Pacific Rim represents a dynamic context for innovation and creativity. Convergent and divergent practices involving art, science, architecture and urban planning, engineering, industrial and interior design, communications, literature and performance are being manifested in new forms of cultural production and social experiences.
The complex relations and diversity of Pacific Rim nations is exemplified throughout the hybridized communities that comprise Silicon Valley including local indigenous peoples. As the 10th largest city in the United States, San Jose is an important portal on the eastern edge of the Pacific region, which shares deep historical and cultural connections that range from Latin America and the South Pacific to Southeast Asia and Asia. ISEA2006 and ZeroOne San Jose Festival are highlighting the Pacific Rim defined in the broadest possible sense to include not only those states and nations that border the Pacific Ocean but also the geo-political, economic, social and historical frameworks of which they are part
We are seeking proposals that address, but are not limited to, art work that emphasize radical and alternative responses to contemporary cultural conditions throughout the Pacific Rim. Of particular interest are projects that focus on engagements and interaction strategies with Diaspora communities and local context as well as work that enable new discourses, platforms and explorations.
Proposals may reflect works in the form of interactive installations, site works, DIY alternatives, networks and mobile systems, public art and performance. Proposals should therefore identify target audiences as much as is possible, although it is not necessary to specify a venue. Venues are distributed throughout the city and include galleries, exhibitions spaces and outdoor spaces and theaters. Proposals may consider the use of the City of San Jose's public resources (wireless network, transportation systems, etc.)
ABOUT THE ISEA2006 SYMPOSIUM AND ZEROONE SAN JOSE FESTIVAL
The 2006 edition of the internationally renowned ISEA Symposium will be held August 5-13, 2006, in San Jose, California. http://isea2006.sjsu.edu
The Inter-Society for Electronic Arts (ISEA) is an international non-profit organization fostering interdisciplinary academic discourse and exchange among culturally diverse organizations and individuals working with art, science and emerging technologies. Prior host cities include Helsinki, Paris, Sydney, Montreal, Chicago, Manchester and Nagoya.
ZeroOne San Jose is a milestone festival to be held biennially making the work of the most innovative contemporary artists in the world accessible. In 2006 it will be held in conjunction with the ISEA2006 Symposium.
NOTE
There are separate calls for participation for artworks for each of the ISEA2006/ZeroOneFestival Themes: Transvergence, Pacific Rim, Interactive City and Community Domain. There will be a separate call for symposium papers related to the Pacific Rim (and other) themes. http://isea2006.sjsu.edu/calls.html
Contact: Joel Slayton, Chair ISEA2006/ZeroOne San Jose Festival joel@well.com