kanarinka akanarinak
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kanarinka@ikatun.com
Works in Waltham, Massachusetts United States of America

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BIO
kanarinka, a.k.a. Catherine D’Ignazio, is an artist and educator. Her artwork is participatory and distributed – a single project might take place online, in the street and in a gallery, and involve multiple audiences participating in different ways for different reasons. Her practice is collaborative even when she says it’s not. Her artwork has been exhibited at the ICA Boston, Eyebeam, MASSMoCA, and the Western Front among other locations.

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DISCUSSION

Re: The Artist speaking of his Brushes


I would like to be known henceforth as a "superheroine of might" with
"superhuman powers of flight" and "laser beam eyes that kill on sight".

long live the six rules the twelve months the 24 hours of the day...

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-list@rhizome.org [mailto:owner-list@rhizome.org] On Behalf
Of Nmherman@aol.com
Sent: Friday, August 09, 2002 3:16 AM
To: eryk@maine.rr.com; nonsense@100luz.com.ar; list@rhizome.org
Cc: 7-11@mail.ljudmila.org
Subject: Re: RHIZOME_RAW: The Artist speaking of his Brushes

The Six rules are fairly noumenous however they do address 1. The
question of technology in design and 2. The number of human biology,
i.e. 6. Seems to me they exist with this basic intention, and I acclaim
Eryk in making simple basic rules. No one else seems to like it but
it's a worthy vein, rule-making.

I myself do not adhere or disadhere to the Six Rules, per se, as I am
still in the process of a massive quadrahistoric dramaturgy of 4 and 4
governs my artistic process at the current time. By reason of technical
poverty and a textual line, all my work before and after the Six Rules
falls under or out of them at no great diminution i.e. standard
deviation.

I would also like to be known henceforth primarily as a "writer and
mathematician." This is my preference, indeed my destiny. Those who
might tar me as "a pschyo-polymath blasphemer" or heretic for saying
"the six rules plus a/k/h/a equals ten dimensions of time in a 6/4
universe" are just not correct imao.

However as we all know, it's in the numbers that do not add up we find
the error-term, the art.

Davis Jarman
genius2000.net

++

In a message dated 8/9/2002 1:03:45 AM Central Daylight Time,
eryk@maine.rr.com writes:

Imagine Rule #5 of the Six Rules Towards A New Internet Art.

http://rhizome.org/object.rhiz?3236

-e.

100LUZiano testi paul wrote:

>2:00 a.m. Aug. 8, 2002 PDT
>RECIFE, Brazil -- Imagine a celebration of digital art that bans works
focusing on anything related to computers and technology.

EVENT

(Boston) Kanarinka to appear on Art & Technology Panel


Dates:
Wed Jul 31, 2002 00:00 - Wed Jul 17, 2002

Greetings all fearless friends and foes of iKatun ---

Kanarinka will be a panelist at the upcoming panel "Art & Technology: A Televised Panel Discussion and Reception" on July 31, 2002, presented by the Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston, The Creative Economy Initiative and Boston Cyberarts.

The invitation below gives information about attending the taping of the panel and the reception that follows. You can also check out the official invite here (in MS Word format): http://www.ikatun.com/MetLife_Arts_Forum_July_02_flye.doc

Hope that some of you can make it!

Hasta pronto,

Kanarinka

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Save your seat today (space is very limited) for our next MetLife Foundation National Arts Forum on Wednesday, July 31 at 6:00 PM at Boston Neighborhood Network at Roxbury Mall.

Join our TV studio audience! The topic is "Art & Technology" A Televised Panel Discussion and Reception. This forum is presented in collaboration with The Creative Economy Initiative and Boston Cyberarts.

Please feel free to share this e-invitation (attached and below) with your colleagues. The attached flyer is an interactive registration form; simply type in your information, save it to your computer then email it back, or fax or mail it. We hope to see you on the 31st.

Sincerely,

Jeanne

Jeanne Courtemanche, Assistant
Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston
c/o Goodwin Procter LLP
Exchange Place
Boston, MA 02109-2881
617-570-1421 phone
617-523-1231 fax
jcourtemanche@goodwinprocter.com
http://www.artsandbusinesscouncil.org

>

METLIFE FOUNDATION NATIONAL ARTS FORUM

AN INVITATION TO A TELEVISED PANEL DISCUSSION & RECEPTION

PRESENTED BY THE ARTS & BUSINESS COUNCIL OF GREATER BOSTON

Forum Title:
"ART AND TECHNOLOGY"
A Televised Panel Discussion and Reception

Taping Date & Time:
Join our studio audience!
WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 2002
6:00 - 8:00 PM
(Taping is at 6:30 pm. Tour of the BNN Multimedia Center after the taping. Reception is included.)

Location:
Boston Neighborhood Network Access Studio, Mall of Roxbury (near corner of Warren St. and Martin Luther King Blvd.), Roxbury, MA. Take Orange T line to Ruggles stop, bus 23, 28, or 19 all stop at the Mall. Convenient parking is available at the mall. Map attached.

Panel:
CATHERINE D'IGNAZIO (Kanarinka), co-founder of iKatun, a non-profit organization active in the creation and/or production of performances, installations, and net.art.

MARINA HATSOPOULOS, CEO of Z Corp., manufacturer of three dimensional printers.
CHUCK LEWIN, founder and director of Art Interactive and Volunteer Engineers for the Arts (VEFTA), which pairs artists with engineers and scientists.

Moderator:
GEORGE FIFIELD, founder and director of the Boston Cyberarts Festival, curator of New Media for the DeCordova Museum, and member of The Creative Economy Initiative task force.

Description:
The Boston region is a world leader in the development and application of high technology and the home to a huge number of artists working in new technologies. This panel of artists and business people from New England will focus on some of the issues facing artists working in new technologies. Panelists will discuss how businesses and arts organizations can leverage this talent powerhouse and generate ideas for creative collaboration between technology-based artists, engineers, and others. This television broadcast, part of the Arts & Business Council's MetLife Foundation National Arts Forum Series, is presented in collaboration with The Creative Economy Initiative and Boston Cyberarts.

Sponsors:
This forum is generously supported by MetLife Foundation.
Production facilities provided by Boston Neighborhood Network.

Registration:
$10/person. Registration form on page 2. Seating is very limited - save your spot today!

Information: |
Celeste Wilson, Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston
617-570-8346, cwilson@goodwinprocter.com

Accessibility:
The studio is handicapped accessible. ASL interpreters can be made available upon request for the taping (not the later broadcast). Please let us know at least 2 weeks before the event if you have this, or any other special needs, so we can make arrangements.

Stay Tuned! The show will air on BNN's Channel 9 in the next 2 weeks. Stay tuned for the air date!

Presenters:
The Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston promotes the mutuality of arts and business partnerships, strengthening the two sectors through advocacy and programs that serve the fullest diversity of individuals, organizations and communities. Programs include: Business Volunteers for the Arts (BVA), American Express National Arts Marketing Project, Board Development Program, and MetLife Foundation National Arts Forum. Visit www.artsandbusinesscouncil.org.

The Creative Economy Initiative is a partnership of New England's business, government, cultural and educational leaders committed to strengthening the region's economic vitality by fostering its creative economy. Visit www.creativeconomy.org

Boston Cyberarts, Inc. is a non-profit arts organization created to foster, develop and present a wide spectrum of media arts including electronic and digital experimental arts programming. Its major production, The Boston Cyberarts Festival (April 26 to May 11, 2001) is an international biennial festival of art and technology and the nation's original and largest all-media cyberarts celebration. It explores how artists throughout the world are using computers to advance traditional artistic disciplines and create new interactive worlds. Visit www.bostoncyberarts.org.

REGISTRATION FORM

ATTENDEES' NAMES
ORGANIZATION
ADDRESS
CITY > STATE > ZIP
PHONE
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PAYMENT: $10/person check enclosed
American Express Mastercard Visa Discover
Card Name:
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Exp Date:

Make checks payable to Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston
c/o Goodwin, Procter, LLP
Exchange Place, Boston, MA 02109
617-523-1231 fax
cwilson@goodwinprocter.com


EVENT

iKatun Summer Fundraiser & Birthday Parties


Dates:
Wed Jul 10, 2002 00:00 - Mon Jul 01, 2002

Sorry for the double post -- I wanted to put this in the new rhizome calendar...

SUMMER FUNDRAISING BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR 2002-2003 IKATUN PROJECTS : Wednesday, July 10th

iKatun and the Phi Beta Kappa Association of Boston are pleased to announce a summer fundraiser for iKatun, a Boston-based art collective, in honor of 5 iKatun birthdays:

Sasha - Savic - Pirun - 999 years old
Abe Camacho - #AABBEE years old
Anna Shapiro - E=mc2 years old
Geoff LaPlace - 666 years old
Yori Sakakura - Math.random() years old

Please save the date: Wednesday, July 10th. (Don't worry we will remind you again before then)

Come out to support local artists!

DETAILS:

Date: Wednesday, July 10th

Place: Daedalus, upstairs, 45.5 Mt. Auburn Street, Harvard Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, Earth http://www.daedalusrestaurant.com/index.html

Time: 7:30 PM to 12:00 midnight

Minimum Donation Requested: $10

Stuff to see/do: May include Tarot Card Readings, net.art, video art, Performances, Birthday Cake, Side Ponytails, and more. Please contact us if you are interested in performing.

ABOUT IKATUN:
iKatun is a non-profit collective of artists. iKatun creates multimedia, installation, and performance works that frequently intertwine with a performative aspect on the internet. iKatun also produces exhibits online and in physical space.

We are interested in exploring questions of communication, information, and ideology. This frequently leads us into examining the structures behind technology and the anatomy of messages and their transmission.

Learn more: http://www.ikatun.com

WHAT YOUR MONEY AT THIS EVENT IS SUPPORTING:

"Paradise" - an interactive installation that will be appearing at the Leland Center at the Boston Center for the Arts from September 18 - 25th during South End Open Studios Weekend

"info@blah" - an exhibit produced by iKatun that will take place during the Boston CyberArts Festival: April 26 through May 10 2003

This event will be produced in conjunction with the Phi Beta Kappa Association of Boston: http://www.pbkboston.org


DISCUSSION

Summer Fundraising Birthday Party for iKatun


SUMMER FUNDRAISING BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR 2002-2003 IKATUN PROJECTS :
Wednesday, July 10th

iKatun and the Phi Beta Kappa Association of Boston are pleased to
announce a summer fundraiser for iKatun, a Boston-based art collective,
in honor of 5 iKatun birthdays:

Sasha - Savic - Pirun - 999 years old
Abe Camacho - #AABBEE years old
Anna Shapiro - E=mc2 years old
Geoff LaPlace - 666 years old
Yori Sakakura - Math.random() years old

Please save the date: Wednesday, July 10th. (Don't worry we will remind
you again before then)

Come out to support local artists!

DETAILS:

Date: Wednesday, July 10th

Place: Daedalus, upstairs, 45.5 Mt. Auburn Street, Harvard Square,
Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, Earth
http://www.daedalusrestaurant.com/index.html

Time: 7:30 PM to 12:00 midnight

Minimum Donation Requested: $10

Stuff to see/do: May include Tarot Card Readings, Performances, Birthday
Cake, Side Ponytails, and more. Please contact us if you are interested
in performing.

ABOUT IKATUN:
iKatun is a non-profit collective of artists. iKatun creates multimedia,
installation, and performance works that frequently intertwine with a
performative aspect on the internet. iKatun also produces exhibits
online and in physical space.

We are interested in exploring questions of communication, information,
and ideology. This frequently leads us into examining the structures
behind technology and the anatomy of messages and their transmission.

Learn more: http://www.ikatun.com

WHAT YOUR MONEY AT THIS EVENT IS SUPPORTING:

"Paradise" - an interactive installation that will be appearing at the
Mills Gallery from September 20 - 25th during South End Open Studios
Weekend

"info@blah" - an exhibit produced by iKatun that will take place during
the Boston CyberArts Festival: April 26 through May 10 2003

This event will be produced in conjunction with the Phi Beta Kappa
Association of Boston: http://www.pbkboston.org

DISCUSSION

Re: what if and tid bits i cry to much


>>>
7. A radical aesthetics that promotes art as being as pro-active and
significant as any other form of knowledge production.
>>>

YEEHAW on #7 especially!

Are you proposing a movement, describing what is happening right now, or
informing us of your own personal approach to art & the art world?

I'll join the movement... let's be a radical branch of NEEN!

(joke)