DASH Archives - February 2020

CFP: D-ART, Vienna, Melbourne

From: "Ursyn, Anna" <Anna.Ursyn@UNCO.EDU>

Date: Sat, 8 Feb 2020 11:15:23 +0000

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24th  International Symposium

Digital Art, and Online Gallery - D-ART
Vienna, Austria, Melbourne, Australia

 

 

Artists are invited to submit their current digital artwork for exhibition in iV2020 ˇV

DIGITAL ART GALLERY.

Papers presenting original research with the theme of 'DIGITAL ART' are being sought.

Suggested topics include (but are not limited to):

  

Symposium and Gallery of Digital Art, D-ART Liaison

Anna Ursyn, Chair D-ART, University of Northern Colorado, USA

 

All enquiries should be addressed to:ursyn@unco.edu and aursyn@gmail.com

U: http://www.graphicslink.co.uk/IV2020/

Digital Art Gallery Submission

Digital Art Gallery provides a further opportunity to present works of art that
represent how new technology stretches the boundaries of creativity even further.
All the entries for this section encouraged to be submitted with a short paper or at least a few paragraphs explaining the artwork in not more than two A-4 size pages. Those with technical,
artistic emphasis and accompanied with the image reproductions may be published
in the proceedings under the Digital Art section. The programme committee will review these
entries and it will be presented in a special symposium. Digital work will be exhibited on-line
D-ART Gallery. You may find further detail on paper submission from the following page:

www.graphicslink.co.uk/cgiv2019/PAPERS.htm

There are no fees to submit

Please note that the Entry Form may be submitted electronically to the
Chair of the symposium as specified below. Please print, complete, and sign the
PERMISSION TO USE THE MATERIALS SUBMITTED form.

Deadline: February 29, 2020

DIGITAL ART GALLERY PROPOSAL FORM:

Contributors

First and Last name: ....................................................

Affiliation: ...................................................................

Address: .....................................................................

E-mail: ........................................................................

Submission Details:

Titles: ........................................................................;
with short note on the aspect of the work
contributors: ........................................................................

Student Work: YES ˇĽ NO ˇĽ
Permission form needs to be signed. Please see below.

 

All Art work should be addressed to Professor Anna Ursyn and any other enquiries to Conference Co-ordinator:

Dr Anna Ursyn

University of Northern Colorado

Greeley CO 80639, USA

E: ursyn@unco.edu and aursyn@gmail.com

U: http://www.graphicslink.co.uk/
ww.graphicslink.co.uk/DART.htm

PERMISSION TO USE THE MATERIALS SUBMITTED

Please print, complete, and sign this form. The agreement must be received no later than the submission.  Failure to do so will result in the Digital Art Gallery D-ART, and the Conferenceˇ¦s inability to utilize your submission(s). This acceptance agreement is a legal document. It explains the uses that the Digital Art Gallery makes of presented material and requires you to acknowledge that you have the rights to use this material. This may involve seeking clearance from your employer or from others who have loaned you material. The agreement helps prevent situations whereby the Digital Art Gallery and the conference presentations include material without permission that might lead to complaints or legal action. In addition, this agreement asks if the Digital Art Gallery and the Conference may use your materials for conference and organization promotional material in exchange for full author/artist credit information.

 

I have the necessary rights, permissions, and/or licenses to grant permission for use of the materials. I retain the copyright to my work and will receive full attribution whenever the material is used.

I grant non-exclusive, irrevocable, perpetual, royalty-free, worldwide rights to the Digital Art Gallery and the Conference to present the material described in the submission form. In the event that such materials contain the work of other individuals or organizations including any software, trade secret, copyright, trademark, patents, and any other proprietary rights included therein, I understand that it is my responsibility to secure any necessary permissions and/or licenses, and I will not hold the Digital Art Gallery or the Conference and its affiliates responsible for any failure to do so.

 I grant non-exclusive, irrevocable, perpetual, royalty-free worldwide distribution rights to Digital Art Gallery and the Conference publish and distribute the material in the following publications and/or distribution channels. I have the necessary rights, permissions, and/or licenses to grant such rights to publish and distribute the material.

The following lists publications utilized by the Conference and the Digital Art Gallery for the presentation of your material.  I hereby give my permission for use of my submissions in the following ways:

  • Documentation of your content in any printed form by the Digital Art Gallery or the Conference,
  • Documentation of your content in any electronic conference or gallery publications,
  • Content used for any websites affiliated with the Digital Art Gallery or the Conference.

I have secured small performing rights licenses for use of the public performance of any copyrighted musical composition.

I have secured synchronization licenses for the inclusion of any copyrighted musical compositions in any multimedia presentations.

If I believe that the Digital Art Gallery or Conference has unreasonably modified my submission to change the character and expression of my submission, I agree that my sole and exclusive remedy shall be to send notice, requesting the discontinuation of that particular use. Upon receipt of such notice, the Digital Art Gallery or the Conference will discontinue such use, and/or make the appropriate changes deemed necessary.

 

Signature

                                                                               

Printed Name:    

                                                

Date:           

Organization/Affiliation 

 

All other enquiries should be addressed to:
iV_CGiV@graphicslink.co.uk

 

IV2020 PART-I@AT

24th International Conference Information Visualisation

28-31 July 2020

TU-Wien ˇ´ Vienna ˇ´ Austria

http://www.graphicslink.co.uk/IV2020/index-at.html

 

IV2020 PART-II@AUS

24th International Conference Information Visualisation

24-27 November 2020

Victoria University ˇ´ Melbourne ˇ´ Australia

http://www.graphicslink.co.uk/IV2020/index-au.html

 

 




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CfP Memory Full? Deadline 1 March 2020

From: Design History Society <gabriele.oropallo@GMAIL.COM>

Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2020 21:17:49 +0000

*apologies for crossposting

CfP Deadline 1 March 2020

Memory full? 
Design History Society Annual Conference
3-5 September 2020 | FHNW Academy of Art and Design, Basel, Switzerland
Confirmed keynote speakers: Alexandra Midal, Jussi Parikka, Polycardinal Design Lexikon

https://dhs2020.formstack.com/forms/memoryfull

The “memory full” warning sent by a device when its drive reaches maximum capacity is both an irritant and an incitement for creativity. Responses include upgrading storage, editing and deleting content, or constraining an otherwise unfettered desire to archive everything. Actions like these can be read as a metaphor for how histories of design are shaped. Against a background of multiple temporalities and ontologies for design, this conference sets out to explore the relationship between design and memory. It invites reflection on the entanglements embodied by design between futurity and amnesia, critical discussion on data cultures, and debate around emerging approaches to the designed environment, such as forensics.

How can the memory of design be interpreted, shared, mined, or performed? Stories of social change are recorded in artefacts buried under layers of water or soil, in the plot twists of old novels or vintage media. The legacy of human activity passes into the material culture of non-human species, or enters their very physiology. Practices involving design as means to construct, repair and speculate about the past are integral to processes of codifying both canonic and alternative histories. To what extent can history writing be compared to a design project? Assumptions and bias are embedded in the ways facts are gathered and constructed as habitable stories. How long do these narrations remain functional before they need to be patched with new data? Are machines also learning bias when they are instructed to collect data and present it in meaningful forms?

The conference welcomes historic, contemporary and interdisciplinary approaches to the topic and invites contributions from design historians, and students and scholars in related fields; as well as writers, practitioners, educators, museum professionals, and activists who engage with design. Relevant topics include, but are not limited to:

- the designed environment as distributed archive
- emerging sites of knowledge production and dissemination
- mediation and consumption of story-telling
- design histories as design fictions
- design and critical heritage
- data cultures in design practice and mediation
- blind spots in the memory of design
- indigenous epistemologies
- alternative genealogies
- design and personal or collective memory
- design history as a form of activism and repair
- the practitioner as a historian, the historian as a practitioner
- trans-modern and trans-cultural models
- the challenges of digitalisation
- radical pedagogies in design history

We welcome proposals for individual papers of 20 minutes, or proposals for thematically coherent panels of three papers. Panel proposals must include abstracts for all three papers in addition to a short description of the panel theme. We also encourage applications that propose alternative formats for research dissemination and collective knowledge production.

The deadline for submitting abstracts is 1 March 2020. Proposals should be submitted through this web form: 

https://dhs2020.formstack.com/forms/memoryfull

and include: 
– title
- abstract of up to 300 words
- short biography of each author (up to 60 words)
- authors’ names and affiliations
- description of the format of the contribution (paper / panel / alternative format)
- three keywords

All submissions will be double blind peer-reviewed by the conference scientific committee. For any queries please contact cfp@memoryfull2020.org.

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SUMMIT ON NEW MEDIA ART ARCHIVING during ISEA2020 in MONTREAL, May 18

From: Image Science <Image.Science@DONAU-UNI.AC.AT>

Date: Fri, 28 Feb 2020 10:04:16 +0100

SUMMIT ON NEW MEDIA ART ARCHIVING during ISEA2020 in MONTREAL

School of Digital Arts, Animation and Design, University of Québec,
Montreal

The Summit is organised with the purpose of presenting a roadmap
towards the goals of the Liverpool Declaration*. 
This is a co-operative effort of the ISEA, Ars Electronica, SIGGRAPH
and ADA archives.

PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME 

Monday May 18
9.00-9.30 registration

9.30-10.00 Introductory Keynote: Prof. Dr. Oliver Grau, MAE, Department
for Image Science, Danube-University Krems, Austria: 
Museum-Network Digital Arts: For a concerted Collection, Documentation
and Conservation Strategy


Case Studies (collection / preservation)

10.00-10.15 Adam Lockhart -- VR as a Preservation and Simulation Tool
for Media Artwork Installations 
10.15-10.30 Hava Aldouby --- Archiving and Researching Media Art in
Israel: Challenges, Innovative Solutions, and Potential International
Collaborations 
10.30-10.45 Rodrigo Guzman Serrano --- A History of the Internet
through MoMA’s Exhibition Sites. Web-Archiving Art Content at NYARC 
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Infrastructures (new strategies & technology or documentation &
archiving)

11.00-11.45 Byeongwon Ha --- Archiving Interactive Art for Art
Practitioners and Theorists 
11.45-12.00 Devon Mordell --- Preservation Begins at Creation: An
Embedded Digital Archivist Within the University of Windsor’s School of
Creative Arts
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13.00-13.15 Vladlena Gromova --- A Database Of Interdisciplinary Art In
Russia 
13.15-13.30 Elisa Ines Arca Jarque --- ePPA: Espacio/ Plataforma de
preservación audiovisual (ePPA – Space/ Platform for Audiovisual
preservation) 
13.30-13.45 Scott Rettberg --- ELMCIP Electronic Literature Knowledge
Base 


International / intercontinental support and project structures

13.45-14.00 Camille Baker --- Brief history of STARTS and STARTS
related EU policy overview 
14.00-14.15 Tadeus Mucelli --- Digital Art Festival, Biennial Of
Digital Art and Labcult (UFMG/PPGCI) 
14.15.14.30 Melanie Swalwell --- Archiving Australian Media Arts:
Towards a method and a national collection
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14.45-15.00 Manuela Naveau, Bonnie Mitchell & Wim van der Plas: Short
presentations on archives of Ars Electronica, SIGGRAPH Art Show and ISEA

15.00-15.15 Invited speaker (tba) 

15.15-16.15 Break Out Sessions: collective preparation for concluding
session 

16.15-17.30 Oliver Grau, Bonnie Mitchell & Wim van der Plas
(moderation): Conclusions and directions: structured road map and
concrete proposals.

17.30 onwards: Informal get together

Free for ISEA2020 participants, others pay the one day symposium fee.
Proceedings will be published. 

* MEDIA ART NEEDS GLOBAL NETWORKED ORGANISATION & SUPPORT –
International Declaration, signed by 500 professionals representing the
key institutes in the field. 
http://www.isea-archives.org/docs/MediaArtHistoryDeclaration.pdf 

For more information contact Wim van der Plas at wim@isea-web.org 
 

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