Eternal Sunset will be exhibited at the STRP festival from between November 22nd and 25th.
STRP is an Art & Technology festival held in a former industrial area turned cultural precinct in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. It looks like a great festival with music, perfomance, visual art, etc. The exhibition program boasts works by (amongst others) Ken Rinaldo and Christian Moeller; nice company :)
Eternal Sunset will be projected above the festival bar - so everyone can indulge in sunsets with a beer in their hands. Nice.
Oh, and of course it’s extra nice being part of STRP because I used to live in Eindhoven. Too bad I can’t make it over there…
Between the 6th and the 15th of September, Eternal Sunset will be exhibited at the New Forms Festival in Vancouver, Canada.
The theme of the festival is Re:Use, encompassing a wide variety of artistic and intellectual practices including, but not limited to, sampling, collage, remixing, and appropriation. Whether it involves the recycling of equipment and changes in its function, the reprogramming of material, the sampling and mashing-up of sounds and images or the rethinking of ideas, the notion of re:use encapsulates the continuous growth and change in media and electronic arts.
Eternal Sunset will be presented in the web exhibition of d/Art/07. d/Art is the annual showcase of new and experimental screen, web and mobile art, organised and presented by d/Lux/MediaArts. d/Lux/MediaArts is a not-for-profit media arts organisation located in Sydney, Australia.
I feel like I should declare my tight bonds with d/Lux: I worked there as the Program Manager for two years between 2004 and 2006 and am currently a board member. However, I was in no way involved with the selection of Eternal Sunset into this exhibition (honest truth).
Other than the web exhibition, d/Art/07 consists of a screening program (screened both in cinemas and online), a mobile phone art exhibition, a forum on business models for selling video art and art tours through Second Life. Cool!!!
Oh, d/Art/07 takes place between the 13th and 29th of July.
In celebration of their respective ten-year anniversaries, Turbulence and Rhizome collaborated with Upgrade! New York to present an exhibition of works that they commissioned or presented over the course of their histories: D.I.Y. or DIE
Eternals Sunset is included in this exhibition that is presented both online and at the IAO gallery in Oklahoma.
From December 13 to 17, Eternal Sunset was part of the 10th edition of the Videomedeja festival which took place at the museum of voivodina, in Novia Sad, Serbia.
Eternal Sunset has been selected for inclusion in Orilla#06, a digital art festival in Santa Fé, Argentina. The festival will take place from November 9th to December 3rd at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Santa Fé.
Also starting this week - on the 29th - is Perfrom.Media, at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana, USA. Perform.Media is a transdsiciplinart festival and symposium of creativity, reseach, theory and technoculture. It brings artists, directors, writers, composers, musicians, DJs/VJs, researchers and theorists together in a festival and symposium to share work and discuss around the performing of new media and technoculture.
Eternal Sunset is part of the Net.Art selection of the festival and will be exhibited for two weeks at the University’s School of Fine Arts Gallery.
This weekend (30 Sept / 1 Oct) Newcastle (in New South Wales, Australia) will once again be invaded by artists, writers and activists for the annual This Is Not Art Festival. The This Is Not Art Festival is really a combination of four of five coinciding festivals. One of them is Electrofringe - a hands on new media arts festival presenting a unique blend of high brow arts and below the belt culture that brews at the far edge of experimental thought and new media technology.
Eternal Sunset is presented in the ElectroOnline gallery of Electrofringe.
