Free Event
When: Sunday, November 4th, 1:00PM – 5:00PM
Where: Bocoup Loft
355 Congress St., Boston, MA
http://loft.bocoup.com/
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Are you a programmer, artist, game developer, musician, maker, animator, hacker, curator, scholar, or part of a community arts or technology program? At this event, Boston-area technology and arts organizations including community and industry groups, makerspaces, government agencies, and academic programs will introduce themselves and what they have to offer. This event is presented by Art Technology New England (ATNE), a non-profit dedicated to the growth, promotion, and cross-pollination of the New England art and technology community.
The goal of this event is to connect innovation organizations, technologists, scholars, artists, businesspeople, funding or governmental agencies, community education organizations, and academic programs who might not otherwise have the opportunity to network with one another. Boston-area technology and arts organizations will be showcased including community and industry groups, makerspaces, government agencies, and academic programs. Participating organizations will be on hand presenting what their organization does and what sorts of individuals, groups, and agencies they’d be most interested in working with.
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Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
New Technological Art Award 2012
Open Call for Entries
The New Technological Art Award is an international art competition of the Liedts-Meesen Foundation, that focuses on the contribution of new technologies in the world of art.
Contest Details:
All living artists, regardless of their origin, can present their candidacy for art works less than two years old, but which may already have been exhibited. Each artist may submit only one work. The contest is international and uses English as main language. The registration can only be made on line by using an application form available on this website: www.ntaa.be/en/inschrijvingsformulier.php. These must be submitted by no later than March 31st, 2012. All later applications will be rejected.
An international jury will select 20 projects from all candidates before May 1st, 2012. This same jury will determine locations for the different works of art. These projects will be realized in order to be exhibited from September 15 till November 18, 2012.
Liedts-Meesen Foundation will award a cash prize of 5,000 EUR. The jury is entitled, besides this prize, to honor an artist with an honorable mention. There is also a prize from the public linked to the contest. This entitles the winner to a presentation after the contest in a European museum. The prizes of the Brussels Capital Region and the Flemish Community are not yet known.
TransCultural Exchange is not responsible for the content of listings in the Opportunities section. All postings are subject to review; inappropriate submissions will not be published.
The New Technological Art Award is an international art competition of the Liedts-Meesen Foundation, that focuses on the contribution of new technologies in the world of art.
Contest Details:
All living artists, regardless of their origin, can present their candidacy for art works less than two years old, but which may already have been exhibited. Each artist may submit only one work. The contest is international and uses English as main language. The registration can only be made on line by using an application form available on this website: www.ntaa.be/en/inschrijvingsformulier.php. These must be submitted by no later than March 31st, 2012. All later applications will be rejected.
An international jury will select 20 projects from all candidates before May 1st, 2012. This same jury will determine locations for the different works of art. These projects will be realized in order to be exhibited from September 15 till November 18, 2012.
Liedts-Meesen Foundation will award a cash prize of 5,000 EUR. The jury is entitled, besides this prize, to honor an artist with an honorable mention. There is also a prize from the public linked to the contest. This entitles the winner to a presentation after the contest in a European museum. The prizes of the Brussels Capital Region and the Flemish Community are not yet known.
TransCultural Exchange is not responsible for the content of listings in the Opportunities section. All postings are subject to review; inappropriate submissions will not be published.
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