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Perimeters, Boundaries and Borders

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Justin Marshall

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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.”

f.city Diary of Events

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Every Wednesday

Square Cuts podcasts

29 September – 21 October, 24 hours

Areas of Outstanding Natural Banality Adele Prince

podcasts & downloads

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Podcasts

Every Wednesday, Square Cuts

A series of digital anthologies from Flax Books, the publishing imprint of Litfest will be available here.

More information here

 

Video Podcasts

Learn to dance with Ludus

You can take part in the final event of f.city 2006, Finale, an innovative new piece of dance. Via video podcasts you'll learn simple dance steps and receive tuition and instructions for a final performance in Dalton Square on 21 October

Visions and Voices

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23rd September - 13th January 2006

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Lorraine Berry has created an interactive installation of traces, shadows and echoes as a metaphor for the passage of time, memory, what’s lost and what’s left behind.

Venue: Gallery Oldham, Greaves Street, Oldham

Aura by Steve Symons

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Saturday 7th October, 12-5pm

Aura is an augmented reality project. Augmented reality involves the overlaying of digital information onto real space. By moving through the real world wearing a special Aura device, users experience the digital information at the location to which it refers - imagine walking through an array of invisible speakers suspended in space.

Participation in this field trial is free, but booking is essential. To book, telephone 01524 388550 or email [email protected]

Venue: CityLab, 4-5 Dalton Square, Lancaster LA1 4PP, 01524 582114

SoundNetwork

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Friday 13th October, 8pm

SoundNetwork

An 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

Ludus Dance - Finale

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Saturday 21st October, 4pm

Ludas Dance

Come and take part in the final event of f.city 2006. Via text messaging and video podcasts you can learn simple dance steps and receive tuition and instructions before the big day. We can’t give too much away, as there will be surprises for members of both the audience and those taking part. It’ll be a high kicking treasure hunt for all.

Venue: Dalton Square, Lancaster

You can access the videos via the podcasts and downloads page

Lancaster Relay - Germaine Koh

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29th September – 21st October, dusk 'til dawn

Ashton Memorial

Lancaster Relay combines the lonely image of a flashing lighthouse and the invisible communications networks that surround us. From the top of the Ashton Memorial, a light beams – in Morse code – driven by mobile phone text messages sent to it.

Venue: Ashton Memorial, Williamson Park, Lancaster, LA1 1UX, 01524 33318

<Bump...>

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29th September – 21st October, 24 Hours

 

<Bump…> draws attention to the presence of technology through a touchscreen interface in the city centre, linked to bright red sound modules in various locations. The touchscreen invites you to play apparently innocent computer games, but be warned, every sound you activate while playing has a presence in the real world.

Venue: The Edge Gallery, 22 King St, Lancaster, LA1 1JY, 01524 66029

Square Cuts

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from Wednesday 4th October

The first of a new series of digital anthologies from Flax Books, the publishing imprint of Litfest.

The weekly podcasts feature extracts of short fictions from writers across Lancashire and Cumbria, and include tales of ghosts, guns and Walt Disney, in an audio experience that is both entertaining and thought-provoking.

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