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Post Me_ New ID - THE POST HUMAN CONDITION OF MODERN EUROPEANS
UK, Portugal and Czech Republic
August 2007- March
2009
body>data>space have been awarded with Eira (Lisbon, Portugal) & CIANT (Prague, Czech Republic) a European Commission Culture Programme 2007-2013 award.
Post Me_New ID will examine the complexity of 21st century European human identity with an exploration of the evolution of cyborg culture through technologies of the body. The outputs include the creation of a Performance, a Forum to be held in Lisbon next autumn, a book and DVD. Of a total of 77 successful 1-2 year projects from the February 2007 round, 8 are led by UK partners, and body>data>space was one of those.
Keep an eye on www.postme-newid.net for
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Open in Process- Sioned Huws and Massimiliano Simbula
body>data>space
studio, Axe and Bottle Court, SE1
Tuesday 25th September-
6.30-9.30pm
Passion No Patience - "YOU DON'T KNOW HOW TO MAKE THE FIRST MOVE
GRACEFULLY"
A presentation that illustrates the workflow process in the
latest creations developed by London based choreographer Sioned Huws and
artist/developer Massimiliano Simbula. They will discuss and demo two
innovative performances based on motion capture extracts and
unpremeditated movement, where the dancers continually lose and find
themselves over again within an interactive environment.
Space is
limited to 40 people per night and places are reserved on a first come
first served basis.
£3 on the door for refreshments, email Leanne to reserve your
place.
This event will be web streamed by Kinura |
CYNETart_07encounter
16-24th November
2007
Festspielhaus, Hellerau, Dresden
New media performances, networks of interactive environments and
installations explore this years theme is telepresence. For the festival
publication TELE-PLATEAU - Die Welt als Environment Ghislaine Boddington
has written an article about the experience of "being in " telematics, what
does it 'feel' like to perform in Telepresence. Book to be published in
November by TMA Hellerau. Ghislaine will also be a judge for
CYNETart_08.
Check out body-bytes.de/02/ |
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Ghislaine and Armand will moderate and present the panel "Smart
Materials in Architecture and Design " at the Mutamorphosis Festival. The
festival is organised for specialists in the fields of art, science,
philosophy and sociology and will feature performances, exhibitions and
panels from artists such as Stelarc, Louis Bec, Bill Seaman, Roger F
Malina and Roy Ascott amongst others.
Check out www.mutamorphosis.org |
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Ghislaine
Boddington and Francisco Camacho will present body>data>space and new project Post
Me_New ID at the Technologically Expanded Dance conference.
Run by TeDANCE- Daniel Tércio to open up the debate of contemporary dance and technology in Portugal.
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body>data>space were recently interviewed for C4 website 'Design
and Motion' series of movie profiles from an Architecture perspective
alongside Zaha Hadid, Ballet Rambert, The Design Museum and more check out
the link here
Check out www.channel4.com/4homes/advertorial/designandmotion
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At the end of the September 2007 body>data>space will be saying
goodbye to London Bridge and its studio base here and moving to vibrant
and buzzy Shoreditch, East London. body>data>space have made a new
partnership with Soda and will be
sharing their creative space and working on projects together. So please
update your database now with body>data>space new contact
details:
AS OF 1st OCTOBER 2007
A: body>data>space, 2nd Floor, 17-25 Cremer Street,
Shoreditch,
London E2 8HD
(google map link)
Main Tel: 020 7613 1448
Other Tel: 020 7357 0823
E: interested@bodydataspace.net
W: http://www.bodydataspace.net/
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For more information on b>d>s please contact interested@bodydataspace.net
body>data>space is a London based design collective who take installations and live performances into mid-large-scale public environments and architectural builds, shifting the relationship between the artist, content and the audience.
Merging content and interactivity into new generation display interfaces and using connectivity technologies such as telematics, the group presents intelligent and innovative community-connected projects in the UK and internationally.
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| body>data>space is funded by the Arts Council of England with support from the Culture Programme of the European Union and sponsorship from Edirol Europe and Epson. |
  
  
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