d>Art.O5 is the eighth edition of dLux media arts acclaimed annual showcase of recent Australian and International single channel, short experimental digital film and video, web and sound art.
The simultan project is the first edition of an international experimental video/sound festival, which will take place between 26-27th of May in Timisoara.
WRO 05 – the reviewing process continues – program preparations are coming to an end.
Biennale of Sydney announces new curator – Charles Merewether In the midst of the 2004 Biennale of Sydney, Sydney’s three-month celebration of the best and boldest international contemporary art, Luca Belgiorno-Nettis, Chairman of the Biennale of Sydney, has announced Charles Merewether as the new curator for the next Biennale of Sydney in 2006.
The submissions for ANONIMUL International Independent Film Festival taking place between 16th and 21st of August 2005, in Sf. Gheorghe, Romania are now open.
Our skin is our vulnerable shell. It protects us and characterizes each one of us as an individual. Besides its physical attributes, our skin conveys differences between people; it takes on ancestral, historical, cultural and political implications. As time flows on, it carves more signs and meanings on our skin.
Seeking video art submissions for upcoming traveling exhibition of video works, based on the theme “strip tease / everyday objects”.
Annette Kierulf (NO) and Mark Sladen (UK) have been appointed curators for Momentum 2006.
The idea of the festival is to integrate contemporary video art into the public spaces of Ekaterinburg city.The festival public screenings will happen on outdoor video screens network of “IgRek Cinema” company, 8 city screens located in the most busy spots. Selected video art works will be shown during one month each day in the pauses between commercial blocks, altogether around 240 screenings per day on each screen.
Now in its 12th year, Art Athina was established by the Hellenic Art Galleries Association to promote and develop contemporary art in Greece and beyond. The exhibition, at the old Athinai (Hellinikon) Airport, includes painting, installations, sculpture, video art and photography. Over 60 galleries are represented, from Greece, Cyprus, elsewhere in Europe and the USA.
NFF 05 Ecologies explores the complex interconnections in our inhabited world. With a focus on the ecologies of technology and beyond; we examine past, present and future models and ways of seeing, hearing and feeling our environment.
Imaginaria – Independent Film Festival is born from the necessity to participate to the mutations of the cinematographic language’s shape that colour and redefine images/image of our present.
Candidates wishing to participate in the 11th Biennial of Moving Images must submit their video work on a VHS or DVD video preview copy before May 16th, 2005 at the very latest .All genres are accepted and the works may be presented in any language. Participants may only submit one work. The work must have been made in 2004 or 2005.
Artists and works incorporating audio speaker drivers are being sought for group exhibitions. Work that qualifies includes multimedia art works with attached or implanted audio speaker drivers that can be used with audio equipment in order that the ‘art plays the sounds of CDs, records, and digital audio’. The material and form of submissions is open, requiring only one or more audio speaker drivers within the work.
WWW.HIDRAZONE.COM – A new online publishing opportunity for digital art and related writing is currently looking for work for its first edition as well as offering a number of commissions for new work.
In November 2005 interfilm Berlin will present for the 21th time the International Short Film Festival Berlin, a veritable meeting place for the international shortfilm and video scenes.
Artists are invited to submit for pre-selection in the ninth annual Sculpture by the Sea to be staged along the coastal walk from Bondi to Tamarama in Sydney, Australia.
The Schwules Museum (Gay Museum) in Berlin presents a film and video screening.
The Artist s Magazine’s 22nd Annual Art Competition. More than $25,000 in prizes. Compete and Win in 5 categories. Top Award Winners, including those in the student/beginner division, will be featured in The Artist s Magazine.
YOKOHAMA 2005 – Yokohama’s second International Triennale of Contemporary Art – builds on the success of YOKOHAMA 2001 and will feature the work of around 80 participating international and Japanese artists exhibiting in the main venue – two enormous warehouses located on Yamashita Pier.
