April 2004

  • CFP: Cultural Issues in Developing 3d Worlds

    The New Media and Technological Cultures 2nd Global Conference will take place August 9-11, 2004, in Prague. Titled “Cultural Issues in Developing 3d Worlds,” this multi-disciplinary conference addresses theoretical and… Read more.

  • SOS Conference

    Live streaming video of the Self-Organizing Systems Conference will be available on Friday, April 30. The live streaming video requires RealPlayer. Video of the event will be archived and available… Read more.

  • New Media Classroom Summer Institute

    The 2004 New Media Classroom Summer Institute “Learning to Look: New Media, Visual Resources, and Humanities Education” will be held June 13-18 at The Graduate Center, CUNY. Participants will discuss… Read more.

  • LACDA Call for Artists

    The Los Angeles Center for Digital Art (LACDA) announces an international open call for a juried competition featuring digital art. The selected winner receives 10 large archival prints of their… Read more.

  • TEXT

    TEXT, the Journal of the Australian Association of Writing Programs, is pleased to announce that its April 2004 issue is now online. Issue 3 in the TEXT Special Issue Website… Read more.

  • New Research for New Media

    The New Research for New Media Symposium aims to bring together researchers who use new media technologies to further their existing research methodologies or use innovative research methodologies to further… Read more.

  • Call for Submissions: New Forms Festival

    The New Forms Festival (NFF) is an annual event highlighting emerging forms at the junction of art, culture and technology. It includes performances, panel discussions, workshops, and interactive exhibits on… Read more.

  • International Fellowship

    Visiting Arts, in collaboration with the British Council, is announcing an International Fellowship at Site Gallery in Sheffield, United Kingdom. This Fellowship is open to applications from visual artists working… Read more.

  • FILE 2004

    FILE 2004 is open for registrations to new media works such as webarts, netarts, artificial life, hypertext, web cam art, computer animation, digital design, tele-conference, virtual reality, interactive films, e-videos,… Read more.

  • New reviews in cyberculture studies

    New book reviews at RCCS include: Susan B. Barnes’s Online Connections: Internet Interpersonal Relationships reviewed by Andrew Dalton; Edwin Bendyk and Zatruta Studnia’s [Poisoned Well. On Power and Freedom] reviewed… Read more.