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MediaArtHistories Practice * new low re sidency Course

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Oliver Grau <[log in to unmask]>

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Digital Arts Histories <[log in to unmask]>, Oliver Grau <[log in to unmask]>

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Mon, 5 Mar 2007 22:42:48 +0100

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MediaArtHistories Practice low residency Course open for enrolment 
www.donau-uni.ac.at/mahpractice 
  
The new unique program combines a practice-oriented introduction to
artistic forms of digital culture with its theory and history. 
Students are being provided with the possibility for gaining valuable 
practical experiences and discuss new developments in the field with
experts such as Christiane PAUL (Whitney Museum), Prof. Paul SERMON,
Monika FLEISCHMANN & Wolfgang STRAUSS (www.netzspannung.org), 
Christa SOMMERER, Steve DIETZ (Curator of ISEA 2006), Margit 
ROSEN (ZKM), Edward SHANKEN, Lev MANOVICH or Oliver GRAU. 

Participants are invited to start on May 18th 2007 with
MediaArtHistories Practice. This course consists of two modules 
of 13 and 11 days suplemented by online training activities. 
Artists and programmers give new insights into the latest and most
controversial software, interface developments and their
interdisciplinary 
and intercultural praxis. Keywords are: Strategies of Interaction &
Interface 
Design, Social Software, Immersion & Emotion, and Artistic Invention. 
A core theme will be the latest knowledge of Curation, Collection, 
Documentation and Archiving of Media Art. Experts present
their new tools for collective web archives. Excursions to the ZKM and

the re:place conference in Berlin are integrated into the curriculum. 
An internationally unique asset of the program is access to originals
from a variety of historical and contemporary image forms. 
The program offers maximum flexibility in designing education. 
Should you combine the  MediaArtHistories Practice - program with two
more theory modules you attain the MASTER OF ARTS. 

Setting, Location and Technical Facilities The Center for Image
Science
(CIS) is situated in the beautiful landscape of the Wachau, Austria 
a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the 1000 year old Goettweig
Monastary. The idyllic surroundings, home to first-class wines and 
food, with a rich and wide variety of cultural events, plus facilities

for a wide range of sports, all offer students the highest quality of
life. 

Additional resources for students use: 

- The Goettweig Monastery's collection of 30,000 prints (15th-20th
century). 
- The Database for Virtual Art (www.virtualart.at), the large
pioneering
archive of digital art. 
- The library for European Art History containing 24,000 volumes. 
- The new Text and Video Database on media art history
(www.mediaarthistory.org). 
- The slide collection with 130,000 original records of European art
history, including lost works. 

Applications for admission are possible NOW!
For further information, and application please refer to 

Sabine Lindner 
Department for Image Science, Danube University Krems 
Dr.-Karl-Dorrek-Str. 30, A-3500 Krems 
Tel: +43(0)2732.893.2569
Fax: +43(0)2732.893.4550 
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www.donau-uni.ac.at/cis 

MediaArtHistories Practice 
www.donau-uni.ac.at/mahpractice 

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