ISEA2009 Art Event Overview

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Londonderry Art Exhibitions:
- University of Ulster, Magee Campus
Belfast Art Exhibition:
- Ormeau Baths Gallery
  Golden Thread Gallery
  University of Ulster, Belfast Campus, Foyer and Gallery
  Waterfront Hall Creative Industries Exhibition
  Platform — SPARK (@ Waterfront Hall)
  C13 Container Outside Waterfront Hall
  - Placed beside the Waterfront Hall, a container is used by C-13 as an information centre, performance venue, meeting place, cinema, hang about and starting point for other activities; a multifunctional... [Read more]
  - Placed beside the Waterfront Hall, a container is used by C-13 as an information centre, performance venue, meeting place, cinema, hang about and starting point for other activities; a multifunctional hub and an alternative to the official ISEA venues and their programme. As well as presenting some of their own work within the container, the C13 collective have invited fellow artists working within Belfast and wider afield to exhibit. C13 is an ensemble of sound artists, musicians, programmers, animators, architects, visual artists, photographers and filmmakers. The group was founded in 2009 and operate from Belfast, Northern Ireland. Their collaborative practice challenges traditional media archetypes and explores the tensions between site, medium, artist and audience. [Read Less]
  Various Locations in Belfast
  Special Projects (@ Catalyst Arts)
  Associated Events In Northern Ireland: @ Belfast Exposed Photography
  Associated Events @ Millennium Court Arts Centre: Template 2.0: An Exhibition of Digital Art
  - Tem·plate n. 2 Computer Science. A document or file having a preset format, used as a starting point for a particular application so that the format does not have to be recreated each time it is used... [Read more]
  - Tem·plate n. 2 Computer Science. A document or file having a preset format, used as a starting point for a particular application so that the format does not have to be recreated each time it is used. MCAC presents an ambitious interdisciplinary multi-format exhibition curated by Joe Gilmore and Christopher Murphy. Template 2.0 presents current tendencies in visual media by interdisciplinary artists working in the fields of digital music, generative art and graphic design and is part of the ISEA2009 conference to be held in Belfast in August. ISEA, the Inter-Society of Electronic arts, is an international nonprofit organisation situated at the interface between arts, science and digital technologies. Intended as an ongoing exhibition, doubling at each reiteration, Template 1.0 first exhibited at Sightsonic Digital Arts Festival, York. Template 2.0 features works by a cross-section of internationally respected digital artists including: Alorenz, Dextro, Lia and Tina Frank. To accompany this exhibition MCAC has commissioned Murphy to create an iPod interactive tour. While commonplace in many galleries worldwide, interactive mediation devices are not widely utilised in Ireland. With the arrival of these new technologies organisations now have an opportunity to present their work (collections or temporary exhibitions) in new and increasingly innovative ways. MCAC is part of a group of leading venues that are now interfacing with publics that feel comfortable with new media and, most importantly, are providing new avenues of access into museums and galleries via relevant creative experiences. This new overture is part of MCAC’s ongoing interest in engaging audiences, including our new online social network site on Facebook. [Read Less]
Dublin - Associated Events:
- In Public Space (Dominick Street)
  @ Irish Museum of Contemporary Art (IMOCA): Refunct 09
  - ReFunct 09 Symposium, organised by the Irish Museum of Contemporary Art in collaboration with the Data Group (Dublin Art and Technology Association), for ISEA2009. This event will combine workshops, d... [Read more]
  - ReFunct 09 Symposium, organised by the Irish Museum of Contemporary Art in collaboration with the Data Group (Dublin Art and Technology Association), for ISEA2009. This event will combine workshops, discussions, performances and an exhibition. [Read Less]
  National College of Art and Design (NCAD): Space is the Place
  - An exhibition of the documentation of artistic practices, which intervene in public space. The exhibition will focus on ephemeral practices, which have not been officially sanctioned and which are med... [Read more]
  - An exhibition of the documentation of artistic practices, which intervene in public space. The exhibition will focus on ephemeral practices, which have not been officially sanctioned and which are mediated in some fashion through digital networks. The exhibition will consist of two components: a pre-installed component of artists work documented through video, prints and text and a live component where invited artists will digitally send work to the gallery and printed out and displayed on walls and screens. A submission / suggestion system utilising social networking, mailing lists and other digital networks will be provided. Visitors are encouraged to sit and browse the documentation on offer and engage with the exhibition personnel. At the end of the exhibition we hope to build up a library documenting these diverse practices. Curated by Conor McGarrigle, Artist & Research Scholar at the Graduate School of Creative Arts & Media (GradCAM), and John Buckley Artist & Research Scholar at the Graduate School of Creative Arts & Media (GradCAM) [Read Less]
  The Lab: Digital Art Show
  Broadcast Gallery, Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT): GradCAM – The Audio Cultures Seminar
  - The Audio Cultures Seminar in GradCam will programme a short exhibition of curated media artwork and installations, focused on the relationship between sound, audio art, and technology. We will also... [Read more]
  - The Audio Cultures Seminar in GradCam will programme a short exhibition of curated media artwork and installations, focused on the relationship between sound, audio art, and technology. We will also host a panel debate of practitioners, critics and academics around the same during the exhibition.
    - Graduate School of Creative Arts and Media (GradCAM) is an exciting collaborative initiative of international significance which builds on the expertise of the Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT).
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Londonderry Performances:
Belfast Performances:
- Studio Theatre Performances
  Closing Night
Screening:
- Coleraine

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