[dance-tech] Re: Digital Cultures Lab / Symposium / Performances

A Reminder      (Aplogies for Cross -Posting.)   4 weeks to go.   




M e d i a   R e l  e a s e

Digital Cultures Lab / & Radiator Symposium
on Performance, Dance, and Technology Art
 1 - 4 December 2005

This three day international symposium comes to Nottingham in December to
bring into focus artistic practices of live performance and dance using digital
technology in the form of lens based, sensory, networked or locative media.
Coordinated by Digital Cultures Lab based at Nottingham Trent University, and
Radiator, based at Broadway Cinema, the symposium forms part of Radiator
05 - the UK's leading biannual Festival of New Technology Art. 

The symposium also concludes the four-day Digital Cultures Lab in dance 
technologies (Nov.28  - Dec.1) 
coordinated by Johannes Birringer to convene a platform of exchange for some of 
the most 
recognized dance technologists around the world. 

The Symposium will bring together leading practitioners, developers,
scientists and theorists from the disciplines that make up new media
performance including live art, locative and pervasive media, telematics,
performance and dance, wearable, sensor based and cybernetic technologies.

Participants include:

Troika Ranch (USA), Blast Theory (UK), Carol Brown Dances (UK), Hellen 
Sky/Company in Space (Australia), Armando Menicacci (France), Ghislaine 
Boddington (UK), Gob Squad (Germany), Sally Jane Norman (UK), Scott deLahunta 
(The Netherlands), Sher Doruff (The Netherlands), Henry Daniel (Canada), Igloo 
(UK), Sue Broadhurst (UK), Igor Stromajer (Slovenia), Ivani Santana (Brazil), 
Jayachandran Palazhy (India), John Mitchell (USA), Isabel Valverde (Portugal), 
Karen Guthrie/Nina Pope (UK), Koala Yip (Hong Kong), kondition pluriel 
(Marie-Claude Poulin & Martin Kusch, Canada), Kirk Woolford (UK), Lali 
Krotoszynski (Brasil), Liu Chun (China), Margarita Bali (Argentina), Marlon 
Barrios Solano (USA), Michelle Teran (Canada), Mine Kaylan (UK), Nuria Font 
(Spain), Kelly Gottesman (USA), Aylin Kalem (Turkey), Paul Verity Smith (UK), 
Philippe Baudelot (France), Ran Hyman (Canada), Rimini Protokoll (Germany), 
Simon Biggs/Sue Hawksley (UK), Simon Pope (UK), Erin Manning (Canada), Sita 
Popat (UK), Stamatia Portanova (UK), Steven Benford / Mixed Reality Lab (UK), 
Thecla Schiphorst (Canada), Yacov Sharir (USA), Kunihiko Matsuo (Japan), Chris 
Salter (Canada), Johannes Birringer (UK), et al.

Some of the artists participating in the Digital Cultures Lab will feature new 
works during three days of evening activities, installations, screenings and 
concerts, starting with the opening night (Dec 1) at Powerhouse (Victoria 
Studios) and continuing through Friday and Saturday evenings. 

For details, see http://www.digitalcultures.org

The symposium is a collaboration between the Digital Cultures Lab of
Nottingham Trent University and the Radiator Festival for New Technology
Art. This year the festival expands its own boundaries to include the
city streets as well as a range of new partner venues. Radiator 05 (1 - 4
Dec 2005) presents installations, screenings, workshops, talks,
performances, music and satellite events live and online at Broadway, Angel
Row Gallery, Future Factory, Victoria Studios, Waverley 1851, Malt Cross,
Surface Gallery, Sandfield Centre and Preset. For more information go to
www.radiator-festival.org


Symposium details:

Friday 2 - Saturday 3 December 2005 10am-6:30pm
Sunday 4 December 2005 10am-4pm
Powerhouse
Victoria Studio
Shakespeare Street
Nottingham   NG1 4FQ

Full weekend: £100 (concs. £ 70)
Single Day: £35  (concs. £ 20)

Box Office for dance performances:
Victoria Studios, Shakespeare St, Nottingham NG1 4BQ: 
+44 (0) 115 848 2282
:
Radiator Festival:

Broadway
14-18 Broad St.
Nottingham
NG1 3AL
Tel +44(0)115 840 9272
info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Digital Cultures Lab is supported by Future Factory, Nottingham Trent 
University, Arts Council England, essexdance, and UCE Birmingham. Radiator is 
supported by Arts Council England, EM Media, UK Filmcouncil Lottery Funded, 
Broadway. The Symposium is supported by Bonington Gallery, Creative 
Collaborations, Essex Dance, Future Factory, Nottingham Trent University and 
UCE Birmingham.




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