Festival of digital culture
f.city
Welcome to the first f.city festival of digital culture in Lancaster and online.
Perimeters, Boundaries and Borders
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An f.city exhibition from Fast-uk and folly
“Between 1999 and 2003 Fast-uk contributed biennial exhibitions to the international Intersculpt project in the Northwest of England. For 2006 Fast-uk and folly have partnered to present the exhibition, ‘Perimeters, Boundaries and Borders’ which moves on from the legacy of Intersculpt, to explore the possibilities afforded to artists, architects, designers, and others for the creation of new types of objects, buildings, and products stemming from the increasing use of and integration between digital technologies for design and fabrication. The converging and blurring of traditional disciplinary boundaries is made possible by these technologies, from rapid prototyping to the use of generative and algorithmic software for design. With ‘Perimeters, Boundaries and Borders’, Fast-uk and folly present the work of practitioners at the cutting edge of these developments.”
SoundNetwork
events | f.present | offsite | f.cityAn evening of live sound art and new music. SoundNetwork is an organisation founded to develop the support infrastructure for sound art and experimental music in the North West region. They are driven by an awareness that what is pioneering today will potentially be the mainstream of the future.
Venue: Korners Bar, Farmers Arms, King Street, Lancaster, LA1 1XT, 01524 36368
GYOML at the Canteen - call for workshop participants
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Click here for a review of the first session by artist Jaygo Bloom ( http://www.gabba.tv/blog.html )
Session 2 will take place on Saturday 30th September 2006
Grow Your Own Media Lab is a trans-regional action research project that aims to investigate, improve and document a low cost, participatory, open source media lab model. folly is delivering a series of 5 FREE GYOML workshops throughout September-December at The Canteen Film Project, based in Northern Riviera in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria. The workshops will give participants the opportunity to work in a variety of computer-based artistic disciplines under the guidance of some of the best-known and well-respected artists working in the field.
The GYOML project is FREE to attend. For further information and to book your place click here or contact Jennifer Stoddart, programme assistant at [email protected] T: 01524 388550
GYOML in a field
events | f.net | gyoml | offsite | onlineUpdate: photographs from the event. Read more at http://www.p-tex.co.uk
p-tex is a lancaster based artist who uses multimedia technology to explore sound, incorporating sensors and live performance in response to the changing environment around him.
p-tex will be delivering GYOML in a field EVENT. p-tex proposes to research, create, perform and broadcast in real time over the internet, an experimental music installation, for the Grow Your Own Media Lab project.
The event will take place on 19th August 2006 in Heysham, with a web broadcast at 5.30pm and a performance at 7.30pm in the area known as the barrows - close to St. Peter's Chapel, the 8th Century ruin with rock-cut tombs, over looking the bay. Click here for the full story, including directions.
http://gyoml.access-space.org
P-tex's site
f.strands
f.consult | f.lab | f.net | f.play | f.presentThe following strands have been established as an audience development tool to provide different levels of engagement and entry points for audiences and artists.
They aim to create enthusiastic interest around media arts practice and celebrate the diversity of folly’s artistic programme.
f.present provides opportunities to showcase and distribute new and challenging work to the wider public. f.present acts as a stimulus for folly's artistic programme and is currently delivered online or in partnership with other venues.