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by Julian Priest

Hi all, I'm working at a uni in Denmark called ITU and heard this fully salaried experience design PhD with Oslo's Munch Museum had the deadline extended - thought it might be of interest to ppl on this list. https://candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationInit.aspx?cid=119&ProjectId=181… greetz from the frozen north :) cheers /julian

3 days, 2 hours

Tiakina / Take Care, 28 artists, Papakura Art Gallery, 15 jan - 5 March 2022

by Sonja van Kerkhoff

Apologies about the late notice but w covid restrictions and this opening being in Papakura I wasn't sure how widely i could invite anyone. So ... Nau mai, Haere mai ki a Tiakina / Take Care - a show of 28 artists (see list here > sonjavank.com/takecare with some examples of works too, where those based in Aotearoa are kaitiaki (serve as stewards in diverse ways) for the artists they/their work is partnered with. Haare Williams will open with a blessing at 10:30 Then the opening is a slow flow until 2pm, because only 28 are allowed in the galleries at a time so we will have tables and refreshments outside. You need a mask and a vaccine pass to enter. The show continues until 5 March. More public events will be added to the link above in a few weeks. Papakura Art Gallery nāku noa, Sonja

1 week

UpStage - Mobilise-Demobilise - Festival Showreel

by Vicki Smith

Kia Ora koutou! The culmination of the rewrite of the UpStage platform, and a year's research and development, which saw three shows created to launch the new release A festival of cyberformance Mobilise-Demobilise, can all be viewed compressed into four minutes here https://mobilise-demobilise.eu/festival-showreel/ More about the project itself may be uncovered at https://mobilise-demobilise.eu And as always http://upstage.org.nz also has information and the back catalogue of nearly two decades of playing, connecting and storytelling through internet tools including the UpStage live online performance venue. We will be running some 'walk-throughs' in the new year (17 Feb, April 7 and June 2nd). If you would like more details about these you can join the mailing list: https://lists.servus.at/mailman/listinfo/upstage-lists.servus.at Happy summer festivities southern hemisphere folx Keep cosy and have fun to those in the north! Kia Ora! Vicki Smith & Helen Varley Jamieson :) UpStage.Live || mobilise-demobilise.eu || upstage.org.nz

4 weeks, 1 day

Symposium videos online now – keynote 4pm

by Birgit Bachler

Kia ora koutou We're excited to announce that all symposium pre-recorded video content is live now on our brand-new website. Please head to https://adanetnznew.gatsbyjs.io/tag/symposium2021/ to access all symposium content. Please find a copy of the full programme attached. The only live event of this year's symposium is the keynote by Rachael Rakena at 4 pm. Please join us for this via zoom: https://massey.zoom.us/j/87803367273 If you cannot join us live, the keynote will be recorded and the video will be published on our page afterwards. <https://massey.zoom.us/j/87803367273> If you're in Wellington, please join our table at The Hop Garden, 13 Pirie Street, Mt Victoria from 5.15 PM. Ngā mihi nui from the whole ADA board -Birgit

1 month, 2 weeks

ADA symposium 4 December 2021, online

by Birgit Bachler

Kia ora ADA whānau We are excited to announce the 2021 ADA Symposium: Indeterminate Infrastructures; Objects, Signals & Architectures, this Saturday 4 December, online. All contributions, artworks and kōrero will be available from Saturday morning via our refreshed website ada.net.nz. At 4PM we invite you to the keynote by Rachael Rakena (Ngāi Tahu, Ngā Puhi). Rakena coined the term 'Toi Rerehiko' to centre, claim and name digital space within a Māori paradigm. Shedescribes and locates Māori digital/video/electronic-based art practice in terms of continuum, motion, and collaboration. Her art installations have evolved to enculturate and politicize water itself, navigating issues of ongoing Pacific diaspora, flooding and rising sea levels, and decolonization/(re)vitalization. Shehas used water as an amniotic medium to play out ideas of ‘otherness’, alienation, cultural loss, colonisation, immersion, and narratives of creation, desire, consumption, belonging, connectedness and ownership. Rachael co-conceived/co-curated Mana Moana, a digital/waterscreen platform bringing together leading interdisciplinary Māori and Pacific artists to collaborate, exploring relationships with the ocean, climate change, and technology through indigenous perspectives, knowledge and narratives. Please join us for the live event via this link: https://massey.zoom.us/j/87803367273 This year’s online symposium programme will feature kōrero and works by Rachael Rakena, Kedron Parker, Carl Pavletich, Pam McKinlay, Tristan Bunn, Ted Whitaker, Finn Petrie, Tim Corballis, Rumen Rachev, Sabrina Lawson, Robbie Pattinson, Paul Dunham, Tom Ludvigson, Maggie Buxton, Kim Newall, Jackson Gittings, Vicki Smith and Max Schleser. For those in Pōneke, we invite you for an informal get-together afterwards, from 5.30 pm at The Hop Garden, 13 Pirie Street, Mount Victoria. If you would like to attend, please RSVP to adasymposium2021(a)ada.net.nz by Friday. Ngā mihi nui, everyone for contributing their work to this online symposium! Ngā mihi as well to Creative New Zealand for their support of ADA’s year-long programme: Indeterminate Infrastructures. Birgit For the ADA board

1 month, 3 weeks

2021 ADA AGM – Invitation

by admin＠ada.net.nz

Kia ora koutou, Aotearoa Digital Arts Network's Annual General Meeting (ADA AGM) will take place on Monday, 13th December 2021, 6pm NZDT This is an invitation for anyone in the community to attend. To join our AGM online, please RSVP to admin(a)ada.net.nz to receive the access link and agenda items. Ngā mihi, ADA Board of Trustees Maggie, Birgit, James, Jack, Vicki, Ted and Nolwenn

1 month, 3 weeks

Wellington Independent Arts Trust News 2021

by Wellington Independent Arts Trust

News on independent arts projects from Te-Whanganui-a Tara and a call for interest View this email in your browser (https://mailchi.mp/c9916d293098/wellington-independent-arts-trust-news-2021…) Kia ora friends of the arts, We are the Wellington Independent Arts Trust and as we have now been successfully holding our umbrella over local artists and their projects for many years, we thought it was high time we let you know just what we do, and what is available to you. We are a registered charity that as a legal entity, enables independent artists to apply for community funds. Though we do not directly fund or produce projects, WIAT can and does provide necessary administrative support to facilitate the accomplishment of independent arts projects. Here is our website țo find out more: www.wellingtonindependentartstrust.nz (https://wellingtonindependentartstrust.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=a6…) This, after 12 years of quiet operation supporting major independent art projects in Te-Whanganui-a-tara is our first newsletter. We wanted to introduce you to projects we are supporting with exciting news, and also ask you to help spread the word of what this charitable trust can offer our artists. Past projects can be viewed here. (https://wellingtonindependentartstrust.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=a6…) Yours in good mahi. Ngā mihi, Trustees Dame Gaylene Preston (chair), Jan Bieringa, Sophie Jerram, Mark Amery, Julian Priest and Nick Shewring Upcoming Urban Dream Brokerage project Two Artists, Three Works, One Crisis, Heleyni Pratley and Bek Coogan. ** Do you know someone producing an independent art project? ------------------------------------------------------------ Is it a project that encourages community participation? Provides new and innovative ways for audiences to engage with art? Encourages discussion and critical thinking? If this sounds like you, Wellington Independent Arts Trust may be able to help by: * Umbrellaing your project in funding applications * Administering letters of support and recommendation * Providing public liability insurance * Providing support and advice from experienced artists and arts producers (https://wellingtonindependentartstrust.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=a6…) Established in 2009 as a charitable trust, Wellington Independent Arts Trust has helped hundreds of arts projects (https://wellingtonindependentartstrust.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=a6…) and many more artists and communities. We believe in the importance of artists being embedded in our society as changemakers, and as artists and producers ourselves we have witnessed the effects the arts can have in our society. We are committed supporting those who share similar values. If this sounds like you, get in touch! (https://wellingtonindependentartstrust.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=a6…) Enquire here () Current Projects ** Signed, Theo Schoon at the NZIFF ------------------------------------------------------------ Signed, Theo Schoon, is a new feature length documentary that re-considers the legacy of renowned New Zealand artist Theo Schoon. WIAT was used to apply for some of its funding. It premieres at Whānau Mārama – New Zealand International Film Festival 2021 (https://wellingtonindependentartstrust.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=a6…) screening across New Zealand from 6 November (https://wellingtonindependentartstrust.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=a6…) . This BWX production, directed by Luit Bieringa, edited by Lala Rolls and produced by Jan Bieringa, grew from a popular biography by Damian Skinner and a subsequent touring exhibition titled Split Level View Finder. While the film draws from both the biography and the exhibition, it takes a significantly different path as it traverses the social and cultural landscapes from the late 30s through to Schoon’s death in the mid 80s. The film explores a gradual re-assessment of Theo's involvement in NZ art; his influence on some of the country’s major visual artists - both Pakeha and Māori - as well as the crafts community ensuring a little known but enduring legacy. View trailer (https://wellingtonindependentartstrust.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=a6…) ** Urban Dream Brokerage Wellington ------------------------------------------------------------ In late 2020 Urban Dream Brokerage was re-launched in Wellington (https://wellingtonindependentartstrust.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=a6…) by Maverick Creative. In the wake of a world changed by Covid-19, UDB continues to facilitate the innovative use of vacant and underutilised retail and public space to creatively build community. Since relaunching in Wellington, commissioned projects have included; Electromagnetic Geographies by Julian Oliver (https://wellingtonindependentartstrust.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=a6…) and Common Space by Mouthfull Productions (https://wellingtonindependentartstrust.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=a6…) . UDB are soon to launch: Rongoā-marae-roa-a rangi: He moemoeā (https://wellingtonindependentartstrust.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=a6…) by Tanya Te Miringa Te Rorarangi Ruka (pictured), makerspace and non-hierarchical 'art school' Laboratory for the Richness of Nothing by Adam Ben-Dror and Xin Cheng, Two Artists, Three Works, One Crisis (https://wellingtonindependentartstrust.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=a6…) where Bek Coogan and Heleyni Pratley are presenting two solo works, along with a collaborative 'Panel Discussion' event, in response to the current housing crisis. The final commissioned project to be launched in the new year is Holli McEntegart's, Inhabit; a place to examine how community, cultural and familial postpartum care has changed in Aotearoa. More information coming soon. Upcoming Urban Dream Brokerage project Rongoā-marae-roa-a rangi: He moemoeā Tanya Te Miringa Te Rorarangi Ruka Find out about criteria and applying here (https://wellingtonindependentartstrust.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=a6…) Performance Art Week Aotearoa (PAWA) Wellington Independent Arts Trust is proud to have supported Performance Art Week Aotearoa when it first started in 2017 and 2018. This festival returns to Te-Whanganui-a-tara on November 10-14 2021 featuring a range of artists and projects. Congratulations to them for an exciting project in challenging times for performance art. Images courtesy of in_process collective, a live art collective from India who will be exhibiting 12 performance artists works at Thistle Hall as a part of PAWA 2021 Find out more about PAWA 2021 here (https://wellingtonindependentartstrust.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=a6…) ============================================================ ** Facebook (https://wellingtonindependentartstrust.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=a6…) ** Website (https://wellingtonindependentartstrust.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=a6…) ** Instagram (https://wellingtonindependentartstrust.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=a6…) Want to change how you receive these emails? You can ** update your preferences (https://wellingtonindependentartstrust.us5.list-manage.com/profile?u=a6defc…) or ** unsubscribe from this list (https://wellingtonindependentartstrust.us5.list-manage.com/unsubscribe?u=a6…) . This email was sent to ada_list(a)list.waikato.ac.nz (mailto:ada_list@list.waikato.ac.nz) why did I get this? 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2 months, 2 weeks

Tech Object Seminar: Motorola DynaTAC Ultra Sleek 9690

by James Hope

Tech Object Seminar: Motorola DynaTAC Ultra Sleek 9690 Kia ora everyone. This event is happening tomorrow afternoon at Western Institute of technology at Taranaki: https://www.facebook.com/events/299378631749382 This Wednesday 27th October, from 1pm-3pm at Te piere o te rangi, Western Institute of Technology at Takanaki, hear artist and educator Pasha Ian Clothier discuss the Motorola DynaTac Ultra Sleek 9690 early 'brick' mobile phone and its wider cultural context as a technology of long-distance communication. As their complexity increases, the objects of technology that we use everyday become more and more mystifying to the average user. Most of us are able to competently operate our cellphones or computers, however much less are able to confidently explain how or why a given piece of technology works. This is the second in a series of five seminars, each guest presenter will be an arts practitioner who explores the cultural, social and artistic aspects of technology through their work. This event series is free to attend, and all are welcome. Thank you to Creative New Zealand Toi Aotearoa for supporting this event. Pasha Ian Clothier is an electronic artist; PhD candidate at Auckland University of Technology; Director of creative research at Intercreate ( http://www.intercreate.org/); and Kiako, The Learning Connexion. www.ianclothier.art The ADA Network enables communication between artists, curators, teachers, critics, theorists, writers and the interested public. ADA develops public understanding of digital art through its online forum, publications, exhibitions, and symposia. www.ada.net.nz Thank you to Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki for providing the venue for this event to take place. Ngā mihi, James

2 months, 3 weeks

Mobilise/Demobilise festival - 15-18 October - 10 live online events!

by Vicki Smith

*Announcing the Mobilise/Demobilise festival programme - 10 live online events!* The *Mobilise/Demobilise* <https://mobilise-demobilise.eu/festival-programme/> festival <https://mobilise-demobilise.eu/festival-programme/> presents three new cyberformances created by artists in Sweden, Austria, Germany, the Netherlands and Aotearoa/New Zealand, as well as presentations and discussions, over the weekend of 15-18 October. *Mobilise/Demobilise* brings a critical and artistic perspective to a world of increasing conflict, crisis and emergency. The festival launches the rebuilt UpStage, an online platform where artists collaborate in real time with all kinds of digital media to create participatory live performances for audiences around the world. The festival is live, online and free: all you need is a standard browser and internet connection on a computer or mobile device. The programme is in central European time; click on the time converter link to find your local time. *LIVE LINKS** and more info <https://mobilise-demobilise.eu/festival-programme/>**rmation: <https://mobilise-demobilise.eu/festival-programme/>**https://mobilise-demobilise.eu/festival-programme/ <https://mobilise-demobilise.eu/festival-programme/>* *Friday 15 October* *19:00** (**time converter <https://tinyurl.com/MobiliseDemobilise1>**): **What moves you? * *festival opening, presentation of the project and launch of the new UpStage (0600 NZ 16th)* *19:30 (time converter <https://tinyurl.com/MobiliseDemobilise2>): **ReMove <https://mobilise-demobilise.eu/performance-series/festival-programme/#remove>* * - **performance by Teater InterAkt* 0630 NZ 16th) *Saturday 16 October* *00:00** (**time converter <http://tinyurl.com/MobiliseDemobilise3>**): **Repose <https://mobilise-demobilise.eu/festival-programme/#repose> - **performance by Vicki Smith and collaborators (1100 NZ)* *16:00 (time converter <https://tinyurl.com/MobiliseDemobilise004>): **ReMove <https://mobilise-demobilise.eu/performance-series/festival-programme/#remove>* * - **performance by Teater InterAkt* (0300 NZ 17th) *18:00** (time converter <http://tinyurl.com/MobiliseDemobilise5>): **Go Go Go <https://mobilise-demobilise.eu/festival-programme/#gogogo>** - **performance by Schaumbad Freies Atelierhaus Graz* (0500 NZ 17th) *Sunday 17 October* *10:00** (**time converter <https://tinyurl.com/MobiliseDemobilise6>**): **Repose <https://mobilise-demobilise.eu/festival-programme/#repose> - **performance by Vicki Smith and collaborators (2100 NZ)* *11:15 (time converter <https://tinyurl.com/MobiliseDemobilise7>): **Art Brunch** im Bad #66** - **project presentation and jam (2215 NZ)* *12:30 (time converter <https://tinyurl.com/MobiliseDemobilise8>): **ReMove <https://mobilise-demobilise.eu/performance-series/festival-programme/#remove>* * - * *performance by Teater InterAkt**(2330 NZ)* *19:00 (time converter <http://tinyurl.com/MobiliseDemobilise9>): **Go Go Go <https://mobilise-demobilise.eu/festival-programme/#gogogo>** - * *performance by Schaumbad Freies Atelierhaus Graz**(0600 NZ 18th)* *19:30 (time converter <https://tinyurl.com/MobiliseDemobilise10>): **What stops you? **closing event and audience discussion* *(0630 NZ 16th)* *Mobilise/Demobilise *is a Creative Europe funded collaboration between Teater Interakt (Sweden), Schaumbad - Freies Atelierhaus Graz (Austria) and UpStage@CCT (the Centre for the Cultivation of Technology, Germany). *P**articipating Artists:* Katharina Aschauer, Manel Ruiz Blas, cym, Parnian Faizi, Alexandra Gschiel, Eva-Maria Gugg, Doris Jauk-Hinz, Anita Hofer, Rebecca Hofer, Helen Varley Jamieson, Sara Larsdotter Hallquist, Mel McColgan, Jesper Miikman, Cecilia Nkolina, Keyvan Paydar, John-Paul Pochin, Lyn Russell, Sally Shaw, Vicki Smith, Eva Ursprung, Faye and Karl Wulff. *Contacts:* Vicki Smith vicki(a)upstage.org.nz Helen Varley Jamieson helen(a)upstage.org.nz www.upstage.org.nz www.mobilise-demobilise.eu <https://mobilise-demobilise.eu/> _______________________________________

3 months, 1 week

Tech Object Seminar Series: Arduino with Kim Newall

by admin＠ada.net.nz

Join us this Friday, 15th October, from 12pm-1.30pm to hear creative technologist Kim Newall, discuss Arduino's controversial history, and share his experience working with this platform within his cross-disciplinary practice. Access the event here; https://meet.jit.si/ADATechObjectSeminarwithKimNewall [1] As their complexity increases, the objects of technology that we use everyday become more and more mystifying to the average user. Most of us are able to competently operate our cellphones or computers, however much less are able to confidently explain how or why a given piece of technology works. This seminar is the first in the series of five _Tech Object Seminars_ that are part of Aotearoa Digital Arts Network's 2021-22 programme,_ Indeterminate Infrastructures: Objects, Signals & Architectures_ supported by Creative New Zealand. Each guest presenter will be an arts practitioner who explores the social and artistic aspects of technology through their work. This event series is free to attend, and all are welcome. Kim Newall (MCT) is a creative technologist, performance artist and educator working within multimedia, mobile, interactive and immersive art forms. His passion is applying emerging and creative technologies (such as Augmented Reality, Arduino, IOT) within community-based settings and/or with grassroots audiences. He has a Master of Creative Technology and has taught on the Bachelor of Creative Technologies programme at AUT and currently teaches part-time at NorthTec. For more info on Kim see his personal site: wiredvisual.com [2] Links: ------ [1] https://meet.jit.si/ADATechObjectSeminarwithKimNewall [2] http://wiredvisual.com/

3 months, 1 week

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