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hi all Marc, as you know, you can count me in. You can count me in on anything you guys get up to, and this project sounds especially up CRUMB's alley. As for Will's blog post, I have posted a comment there, and suggested that for his first (remedial) lesson in net art history he could reassemble the material the BBC commissioned and hosted about 'art for networks' which Simon Pope initiated. :-) sarah On 4 Feb 2010, at 12:40, marc garrett wrote: > Hi all, > > This is as good as time as any, to let you know about a project > that we are currently engaged with called 'Hyperlink'. > > Hyperlink, is about collaborating with journalists, curators, > editors who are directly involved in mainstream arts practice. > > The aim of the project is to create 'real' opportunities in > bringing about change in the mainstream art arena, in seeing media > arts as part of a more widening creative field - as part of a > larger and dynamic and fascinating creative discourse that all can > observe as art. > > - We will be sharing responsibilities of selection with mainstream > curators from private galleries and public galleries, in co- > curating exhibitions. > > - We will be holding panel discussions at art fairs and festivals > such as Frieze about specific artworks, and considering such works > as already accepted within a widening arts culture. > > - We will be collaborating with writers from various magazines such > as Art Monthly, AN, Time Out, Frieze and more, who frequently write > about more traditional forms of art. > > - We will be going to media arts festivals with mainstream arts > curators and writers/academics, choosing artworks to be shown back > in the UK. > > - We are already holding a radio discussion about the subject of > mainstream art and connected cultures, and the idea of bringing > about the inclusion of media arts into this potentially widening > field, on the radio at 'FUTURITY NOW!' at Transmediale between 11-1 > pm Sunday 7th, on Hausradio – station melt. > > - We already have a meeting when we get back from Transmediale with > various curators, writers from mainstream arts organisations, to > discuss how to move things on. > > - We will be choosing an artwork or artworks from ISEA, to come > back to the UK to been seen by a mixture of media art audiences as > well as those outside of media art contexts, encouraging debate and > interest in media art culture, in a way that focuses on the work > and its multi-related values and informed approaches, concepts and > contextual influences. > > If, there is anyone here who is genuinely interested in actively > being part of breaking down this divide, between traditional arts > and media arts. And is interested in sharing with us the journey in > making such a thing happen, please contact us - we are serious and > dedicated in pushing things forward - please contact - > [log in to unmask] or Ruth Catlow at > [log in to unmask] > > There are various ways we can help each other creating significant > changes beyond what we have now ... > > > wishing you all well. > > marc > > A living, breathing, thriving networked neighbourhood... > > We are on Twitter > http://twitter.com/furtherfield > > Other reviews/articles/interviews > http://www.furtherfield.org/reviews.php > > Furtherfield - online media arts community, platforms for creating, > viewing, discussing and learning about experimental practices at the > intersections of art, technology and social change. > http://www.furtherfield.org > > HTTP Gallery - physical media arts Gallery (London). > http://www.http.uk.net > > Netbehaviour - an open email list community engaged in the process of > sharing and actively evolving critical approaches, methods and ideas > focused around contemporary networked media arts practice. > http://www.netbehaviour.org > > Furtherfield Blog - shared space for personal reflections on media art > practice. > http://blog.furtherfield.org > > VisitorsStudio - real-time, multi-user, online arena for creative > 'many > to many' dialogue, networked performance and collaborative polemic. > http://www.visitorsstudio.org/x.html > > Furthernoise - an online platform for the creation, promotion, > criticism and archiving of innovative cross genre music and sound art > for the information & interaction of the public and artists alike. > http://www.furthernoise.org