Dear List,
Apologies for our recent lack of themes. We've been rethinking the way
that these work, and have decided to do a theme every OTHER month.
List members, are, of course, still welcome to introduce their own
debates concerning curating new media art at any time, or to volunteer
to host a formal theme with invited respondents (please email me if you
would like to do the latter).
March's Theme will concern Curatorial Models, and May's Theme will
concern Journalism and Criticism.
In the spirit of reflection, below is a list of previous themes for your
reference. All messages are archived on the web site
<http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/lists/new-media-curating.html>. Members can
also access eight text files which present edited themes from the first
months of the List (click on the "Files Associated with the list" text).
We'd like to extend a special welcome to all those who have recently
joined the List - we now have 359 international members registered, and
your participation and feedback is welcome.
Yours,
Beryl Graham
'List co-Owner'
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'THEMES OF THE MONTH' March 2001 to Nov 2002
March 2001:
Big Media Art: new media art in large art institutions
Invited respondents:
Jennifer Crowe, Matthew Gansallo, Julia Lazar, Barbara London, Sandy Nairne.
April 2001:
Independent new media, small organisations, and activist art.
Invited respondents:
Natalie Bookchin, Kathy Rae Huffman, Irational, Brendan Jackson, Grant
Kester, Gilane Tawadros.
May 2001:
Showing it
Invited respondents:
Matt Locke, Michelle Hirschhorn, Chris Byrne, Peter Ride, Giles Lane,
Baltic Seminar special guests.
June 2001:
Installing it
Invited respondents:
Tom Cullen, Hannah Redler, Clive Gilman, Trudy Lane.
July and August 2001:
Software as art
Invited respondents:
Tom Corby (UK), Sarai (Delhi), Mongrel (UK), Robert Nideffer (USA),
Redundant Technology Initiative (UK).
September 2001:
Festivals.
Invited respondents:
Helen Cadwallader (UK), Amanda McDonald Crowley (AUS), Andreas Broeckman
(DE), Joel Bachar (USA).
October 2001:
Spaces for new media art
Invited respondents:
Matt Locke - The Media Centre, Huddersfield (UK), Clive Gillman - FACT
Centre, Liverpool (UK), Carol Stenakas - Anchorage / CreativeTime, New
York (USA), Hannah Redler - C-Plex, West Bromwich (UK).
November 2001:
Too Interactive: Physical installations for groups.
Invited respondents:
Perry Hoberman, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Timothy Druckrey, Siegfried
Zielinski (symposium speakers), Patrick Henry, Kerenza Hines (NMPFTV),
Paul Sermon (artist).
December 2001:
Production, Distribution, Consumption
Invited respondents:
Participant at New Media Curating symposium in Ottawa
January 2002:
Funding models for New Media
Invited respondents:
List-generated topic
February 2002:
Artist/Critic/Curator
Invited respondents:
Participants at the debate on net art and art criticism at De Balie in Amsterdam.
March 2002:
Sound Art
Invited respondents:
Kathleen Forde, Media Arts Curatorial Associate, SFMOMA. Naut Human, San
Francisco, freelance curator /producer and record label director. Kevin
Mc Hugh, Creative Time/independent curator, New York. Zina Kaye, radio
streamer, Australia. Elke Moltrecht, Podewil, Berlin. Sneha Solanki
artist/radio streamer, Newcastle. Philip Samartzis, curator/artist,
Australia. Joseph Thompson, MASS MoCA. David Toop, Sonic Boom curator,
London. Benjamin Weil, Media Arts Curator, SFMOMA.
August 2002:
Art and science collaborations
Invited respondents:
Amanda McDonald Crowley guest leader.
May 2002:
The historiography of curating media art? New York? A year since BALTIC seminar?
Invited respondents:
List.
October/November 2002:
Educating New Media Curators
Invited respondents:
Norton Batkin (Bard), Caroline Koebel (Buffalo), Seth Cluett
(Rensselaer), Saskia Bos (de Appel), Nuno Sacramento (Dundee), Anna
Harding (Goldsmiths), Tim Brennan (Not the MA in Curating) and Steve
Symons (Liverpool John Moores).
http://www.newmedia.sunderland.ac.uk/crumb/
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