Ada_list August 2014

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Meet DJ3D14 robot at Digital Art Live opening

by Vicki Smith

*On behalf of Nolwenn **Lacire* *= = = * *Digital Art Live invites you to join us for the opening of the new interactive exhibition **DJ3D14 **by Dan James* <http://colab.aut.ac.nz/dal/exhibitions/dj3d14/> Friday 12 September from 5 to 7 pm Auckland, Aotea Centre, Level 2 5.30 pm: *Insights* from artist Dan James and Aotearoa Digital Arts Network (ADA) coordinator Vicki Smith 5.45 pm: *Performance* by contemporary dancer Jesse Quaid 5 to 7 pm: *DJ* set by Lewis Tennant DJ3D14 is an interactive exhibition created through the eyes of a robot at the Digital Art Live interactive space. The robot watches participants in real-time and inserts their images into a 3D mix of real and fictional video scenes, including excerpts from films and shots of Auckland locations. *Part of **Aotearoa Digital Arts Network (ADA) symposium* <http://www.ada.net.nz/symposia/auckland-symposium-september-2014/>* and **Auckland Art Week* <http://artweekauckland.co.nz/> *The exhibition will then be accessible until Tuesday 4 November 2014* Monday to Friday 7.30am to 6pm* *Digital Art Live will remain open late and during weekends if there is a show in the Aotea Centre. Auckland, Aotea Centre, Level 2 Free *Nolwenn Lacire* Digital Art Live Programme Developer | colab.aut.ac.nz/dal/ <x-msg://376/colab.aut.ac.nz/dal/> In collaboration with Colab/AUT University

6 years, 7 months

ADA Mesh Cities Auckland Symposium 12-14 September ~ two symposia for the price of one!

by Vicki Smith

Kia ora Whanau The *Full programme* for the ADA Symposium 2014 as you know is *available here* http://www.ada.net.nz/symposia/auckland-symposium-programme/ And copied below for your benefit The three days are packed with creative delights, interesting discussions and an experience of Auckland and its enviornments that engages a range of your senses Thanks to serendipitous timing we are collaborating with the organising team for the Engaging Publics / Public Engagement one-day event at the Auckland Art Gallery http://www.aucklandartgallery.com/whats-on/events/2014/september/engaging-p… We will be joined by participants on the Friday and Sunday and in turn will take part in the Keynote and concluding conversations on Saturday ~ read how below Looking forward to seeing many of you there :) For the ADA Board = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = *ADA Mesh Cities Auckland Symposium 2014 Programme *SPACE : NETWORK : MEMORY REGISTER through eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.nz/e/ada-symposium-mesh-cities-tickets-11703446323 Check the local information page for locations map and accommodation ideas: http://www.ada.net.nz/meshcities/auckland-local-information/ *Friday 12 September* Venue: WG 126, AUT City Campus, WG Sir Paul Reeves Building, 55 Wellesley St East <Registration from 9am> <10am> Opening (framing the event ~ Creativity and Civics in the networked city) *Valance Smith* Nga Wai O Horotiu Marae ~ Mihi - ADA/Mesh Cities overview & housekeeping - Welcome by Auckland hosts – *Colab* ~ Frances Joseph & Harry Silver <10.45> *Roger Dennis* - Founder Sensing City – Keynote presentation & Discussion ~ Response Charles Walker – Future Cities <11.45> Artist Raewyn Turner (with Brian Harris) - Sensory Architecture < 12noon > Lunch~ the ADA open sandwich <1.00pm>* Panel One: Civics and Social* Chair ~ Carole Anne Meehan, Public Art Manager, Auckland Council Maggie Buxton ~ Artist, ‘Place’ Tracey Williams ~ Curator, Auckland Council Vanessa Crowe ~ Artist, Mood Bank Jeanne van Heeswijk – Artist and Keynote for Engaging publics/Public engagement (Auckland Art Gallery) <2.00pm> Break <2.15pm> Craft meets Augmented Reality in Kim Newall’s *Love Creatures Workshop* <3.15pm> Finding the Ghosts of K’road ~ *Augmented reality walk* Tracey Benson <5-7pm> *Opening event in collaboration with Digital Art Live * ‘DJ3D14’ by Dan James Includes Performances by Dancer Jesse Quaid and DJ Lewis Tennet Venue: The Box, The Edge, Aotea Square http://www.ada.net.nz/artbase/dj3d14/ = = = = = = = = = = = *Saturday 13 September* Venue: WG 126, AUT City Campus, WG Sir Paul Reeves Building, 55 Wellesley St East Welcome back <Registration from 9am> >> Walk to the Auckland Art Gallery <9.30-10.15 am> Keynote J*eanne van Heeswijk* Engaging Publics/Public Engagement Symposium Venue: Auckland Art Gallery (Cnr Kitchener & Wellesley Streets) >> Return to AUT ~WG126 <10.30am> *Disenchanting the Digital* ~ Responding Dan Dixon 2 artists with work at the ADA Symposium Luke Munn & Walter Langelaar Venue: WG 126, AUT City Campus, WG Sir Paul Reeves Building, 55 Wellesley St East <11:11am> Morning Tea <11.30am> *Panel Two : Augmented Memory & Place Telling* Chair ~ Ted Whitaker Artist Miriam Ross, Dan Untitled, Judith Robinson and Kedron Parker & Bruce McNaught Artists and researchers discuss historic and speculative views of local landscapes and architecture Artists Martin Hill & Rueben Poharama – Connect here <12.30noon> Lunch in a paper bag, Explore the artworks around level One & head for the meeting point for the walk <1.30pm start> Walk *Becca Wood*: Listening to Disappearing ~ A Social choreography for the ears <2.30pm> *Panel Three: Revealing Layers* Chair ~ Caro McCaw Academic Leader Communication, School of Design, Otago Polytechnic Andrea Selwood, Chris Bethelson and Sarah Smuts-Kennedy & Taarati Taiaroa Environments and encounters in and with them <3.30pm> Birgit Bachler leads the - *Big Data Bastelstunde * <5.15pm> Social event Rejoin the conversation Engaging Publics/Public Engagement Symposium Venue: Auckland Art Gallery (Cnr Kitchener & Wellesley Streets) = = = = = = = *Sunday 14* <10am>* Data funerals* Julian Priest & Audrey Samson (ideacritik) are 2 Artists whose work seeks to relieve us of data overload ~ reflecting this conversation is Dr Ruth Irwin <10.30> *Panel Four: Performing the City* Chair ~ Sue Gallagher, Associate Head of School Academic, Art + Design, AUT Dr Tracey Benson, Becca Wood and Carol Brown Artists explore how their work invites people to use urban landscapes in different ways <11.15> coffee and cake *Do-Tell *Presentations: mapping connections, workshop/skills exchange - open mic session for artists - 2014 ADA Artists Tour – Sound Sky presentation by Trudy Lane and Halsey Burgund - Ian Clothier (SCANZ )–challenge to publicly funded organisations brought on by climate change <12.15> *Plenary discussion* and Round-up ~ Poroporoaki <12.45pm > Lunch in a paper bag < 1pm > *ADA AGM 2015* - all welcome expected time 1 hour

6 years, 7 months

lift to ADA

by Ian Clothier

Hi, I just thought I'd put out to those on the ADA list to see if there would be any chance of catching a lift to Auckland for the ADA symposium. Alas I have to teach Friday till noon so was looking for a lift after then if at all possible. Any options considered. Best Ian M Clothier Intercreate.org http://www.intercreate.org/?p=1092 Artist http://ianclothier.com Academia.edu http://witt.academia.edu/IanClothier

6 years, 8 months

History of Educational Software - PhD Scholarship, Flinders University

by Melanie Swalwell

Dear colleagues, Please find below information on a PhD top-up scholarship, intended to supplement an Australian Postgraduate Award. Would you please bring it to the attention of high achieving Honours students and others who may be interested in conducting research in the area of software history. With thanks, Melanie History of Educational Software PhD Scholarship Opening Date: 09-01-2014 Closing Date: 31-10-2014 This scholarship is not part of the main round of APA/FURS scholarships, and is for this project only. DESCRIPTION A full-time Flinders University PhD Scholarship is available for a suitably qualified prospective PhD candidate in the Department of Screen and Media associated with the ARC Future Fellowship project "Creative Micro-computing in Australia, 1976 - 1992". This Flinders University PhD Scholarship is associated with the ARC Future Fellowship project (FT130100391) on Creative Micro-Computing awarded to Associate Professor Melanie Swalwell. This project will research the history of educational software in Australia. This comes out of the considerable evidence that Assoc Prof Swalwell's team has turned up on Australian-made educational titles during this era, such as the oeuvre of Jacaranda/Greygum Software. Teachers often authored early educational software. Debates about the use of computers in schools during the era will be researched, providing a backdrop to the software development history and experiences of users. Titles such as Jacaranda's "Raft-Away River" still evoke powerful memories today, owing to the fact that school use was often the first experience people had of a computer. The PhD candidate will be jointly supervised by Associate Professor Melanie Swalwell and Associate Professor Karen Vered, a children's media specialist in the Flinders University Department of Screen and Media. The successful candidate will be expected to produce research with a complementary yet stand-alone focus with respect to the research project outlined above. The scholarship must be taken up by second semester 2015. BENEFITS The 2014 Flinders University PhD full-time stipend rate is $25 392 pa tax exempt for 3 years. A top up of $7000 per annum will be awarded to the successful candidate. ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for a PhD scholarship the applicant is expected to have a record of excellent academic performance and will have achieved an excellent Honours qualification in an associated field. Reference should be made to the Flinders University Postgraduate Research Scholarships webpage for more information. APPLICATION Applicants should make contact with Associate Professor Melanie Swalwell, email: melanie.swalwell(a)flinders.edu.au<mailto:melanie.swalwell@flinders.edu.au>, phone: +61 8 8201 2619 before submitting an application. -- Assoc. Prof. Melanie Swalwell ARC Future Fellow Screen and Media, Flinders University GPO Box 2100 Adelaide SA 5001 Ph: +61 8 8201 2619 278 Humanities Bldg www.flinders.edu.au<http://www.flinders.edu.au/> http://www.flinders.edu.au/people/melanie.swalwell Popular Memory Archive: http://playitagainproject.org<http://www.playitagainproject.org/> Play It Again blog: http://blogs.flinders.edu.au/play-it-again/ Australasian Heritage Software Database: www.ourdigitalheritage.org<http://www.ourdigitalheritage.org/> CRICOS Provider: 00114A This email and any attachments may be confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, please inform the sender by reply email and delete all copies of this message.

6 years, 8 months

Full programme for the ADA Mesh Cities Symposium Auckland 12-14 September

by Vicki Smith

Kia ora Whanau Check out the full ADA Mesh Cities Sym \ http://www.ada.net.nz/symposia/auckland-symposium-programme/ - Keynote: Roger Dennis, Sensing City <http://www.sensingcity.org> - Speakers: Artists using digital media, Curators of public space, Architects of lived and social spaces - Panels highlighting relationships, revealing layers and inviting exploration with how we live and engage with the environments around us - Walking events and artists workshops - Opening party at Digital Art Live: ‘DJ3D14’ launch <http://colab.aut.ac.nz/dal/exhibitions/dj3d14/> More details will be added in the next couple of weeks - registrations are open and we are looking forward to seeing you there Have a cosy weekend ADA :)

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