PLAN Exhibition
# Call for Proposals
The final exhibition and conference of PLAN - The Pervasive and
Locative Arts Network will take place in Manchester during July 2006 as
a part of the Futuresonic 2006 festival.
PLAN is currently developing the scope and format of the exhibition,
and the PLAN Technology Workshop in October will feed into this
planning.
Advance Expressions of Interest:
If you have a proposal for a new project that you would like to develop
with PLAN to be included in the exhibition then please send an initial
outline to us immediately, to arrive no later than Friday 7th October.
Open Call:
If you have an existing project, or a project that will be completed
before July 2006 without support from PLAN, the submission deadline is
Friday 16th December.
# About PLAN - The Pervasive and Locative Arts Network
The Pervasive and Locative Arts Network (PLAN) is an international and
interdisciplinary research network funded as part of the Engineering
and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) Culture and Creativity
programme. The network aims to bring together practising artists,
technology developers and ethnographers with the aim of advancing
interdisciplinary understanding and building consortia for future
collaborative projects.
Learn more: http://www.open-plan.org
# Aims of the PLAN Exhibition
The PLAN Exhibition will showcase new concepts in pervasive and
locative media, with a focus on large scale public experiences that
communicate the possibilities and research challenges to a broad
audience. The exhibition will form part of an art festival, but is
anticipated to include social, political and scientific projects as
well as projects where the aims are primarily aesthetic or about
audience participation. Further details on the scope and focus of the
exhibition will be available after the PLAN Technology Workshop during
October.
# How to Submit Expressions of Interest
Initial expressions of interest and proposals are invited for the PLAN
exhibition that will take place in Manchester during July 2006 as a
part of the Futuresonic 2006 festival.
Please send your proposal _by email_ to [log in to unmask]
Supporting materials and a hard copy of the submission should also be
sent by post to:
Dr Hazel Glover
Equator Research Project Manager
School of Computer Science & IT
University of Nottingham
Jubilee Campus, Wollaton Road
Nottingham NG8 1BB
Tel: 0115 846 6780 Fax: 0115 846 6416
Advance Expressions of Interest:
If you have a proposal for a new project that you would like to develop
with PLAN to be included in the exhibition then please send an initial
outline to us immediately, to arrive no later than Friday 7th October.
Open Call:
If you have an existing project, or a project that will be completed
before July 2006 without support from PLAN, the submission deadline is
Friday 16th December.
## PLAN EXHIBITION SUBMISSION FORM
# About You
Your Name:
Address:
Telephone:
Mobile:
Email:
Website:
Short Biography or CV (150 Words):
# About Your Project
Name of Project:
Brief Description of your Project (200 Words)
# New or Existing Project
Is your project:
A An existing project
B A new project
If your project is new, please do you need support from PLAN to produce
the work?
A Yes
B No
# Production Plan
Please provide a brief outline of how you plan to produce your new
project. Please answer the following questions: How are you planning to
do it? Who are the people involved and what will their responsibilities
be? What is your production timeline?
# Budget
Submit a short budget showing the costs associated with making your
project. If you have funding sources for your project, please indicate
this in your budget, stating if applied for or confirmed.
# Examples of work
We would like to see examples of your past work. If you want to post
examples of your work, please send them to:
Dr Hazel Glover
Equator Research Project Manager
School of Computer Science & IT
University of Nottingham
Jubilee Campus, Wollaton Road
Nottingham NG8 1BB
Tel: 0115 846 6780 Fax: 0115 846 6416
Please send an electronic copy of your completed proposal by email, and
in addition print out a hard copy and include it in your package.
Examples of work can be provided in a range of formats: eg.
* Websites (Please send a URL. Indicate what part of your website the
panel should view)
* DVD (Please indicate relevant sections)
* VHS (Please indicate relevant sections, using timecodes)
* Audio CD (Please indicate which track panel should listen to)
* CD-ROM (Must be cross-platform. Please indicate relevant sections)
* Catalogues or books (Please indicate relevant parts)
* Slides or Photographs (Please do not send more than 7 slides or
photographs).
Notes
* Please indicate on the application form what you are submitting as
examples of your work.
* Do not send originals
* All documentation should be clearly labeled. Please provide
contextualising information (title, date, medium, perhaps a brief
description)
* Navigational routes for non-linear material must be specified
* Please include a Stamped Self-addressed Envelope, if you want your
examples of work returned.
* The selection panel will have limited time to view work. Do not send
too much material as examples of your work. As a guideline, do not send
material that would take more than ten minutes to review. Please choose
examples of work which:
** best represent your practice
** is relevant to your project proposal
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