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  • blauloretta 10:15 am on July 21, 2007 Permalink | Reply
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    Soundshine Festival 2007 | Video Documentation | Bandung – Indonesia 

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    Soundshine Festival 2007, the Second International Pop Music Festival in Bandung – Indonesia. Presenting SORE, HOMOGENIC, CLUB 8 (Featuring MOCCA) & SONDRE LERCHE. Organized by FF/WD Records, Aksara Records & Popcycle Entertaintment. Video documentary by Common Room. Location: Sasana Budaya Ganesha – ITB, Bandung – Indonesia.

     
    • OZI 8:51 am on August 3, 2007 Permalink

      Salam Hormat,
      Makin hari komunitas Common Room Networks Foundation makin membuat saya penasaran 7 keliling. Adakah bagi saya yang tamatan STM ini ikut andil dalam project Soundshine Festival 2007 Bandung? Selain menambah pengalaman, jaringan, juga tentunya ilmu “Jangar” yang selalu inovatif. Terus terang saya salut dengan keberadaan Common Room sekarang ini. Semakin variatif dan mencoba terus untuk berubah sesuai karakter dan intuisinya.
      Mungkin segini dulu aplaus dari saya. Gimana Tarlen dan klub-klubnya masih tetap berjalan? Gimana Pam masih botak? Tetap jaga terus karakter anda dan imajinasi anda. Maju dan berubahlah terus sampai akhir hayat.

    • Gustaff H. Iskandar 11:14 am on August 5, 2007 Permalink

      Hallo Ozi,
      Thx buat aplausnya. Soundshine Festival 2007 udah selesai. Itu video dokumentasinya aja yang kamu tonton. Kayaknya kalo kamu mau kamu bisa ikut terlibat di acara Soundshine Festival tahun depan. Coba aja hubungin teman-teman FFWD Records. Soalnya mereka yang punya acara. Sekarang Common Room memang sedang bebenah untuk merespon perubahan-perubahan yang sedang berlangsung di sekeliling kita. Selain baru saja membentuk pengurus yang baru, Common Room juga sedang bikin renovasi untuk bisa menampung kegiatan yang lebih beragam.

      Tarlen dan klub-nya masih aktif. Mereka sekarang sudah punya tempat yang baru di Jalan Aceh. Kalo Pam saya sudah lama nggak ketemu. Alamat Tobucil yang baru:
      Tobucil & Klabs
      Jalan Aceh 56
      Bandung 40113
      t/f. +62 22 4261548
      email: tobucil@yahoo.com

      Alamat multiplynya ada di: http://tobucil.multiply.com

      Sekali lagi terimakasih untuk aplausnya. Kalau ada waktu mampir2 deh ke sini.

      Salam,
      -Gustaff

  • blauloretta 10:59 am on July 5, 2007 Permalink | Reply
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    Get it [W]all Project 2007 | Video Documentation | Yogyakarta – Indonesia 

    Get it [W]all Project 2007 initially started with the invitation to the French based in Singapore artist Agathe de Bailliencourt for a residency in Yogyakarta with whom she will be collaborating with Arie Diyanto and other local artists from Yogyakarta, Bandung and Jakarta.

    Besides Ari Dyanto (Yogyakarta), Aram (Jakarta) and Gustaff H. Iskandar (Bandung), this project are also partcipated by young artists from Yogyakarta; including Wedhar Riyadi, Iwan Effendi, Diki Leos, Hendra he..he, Iyok Prayogo, Tanggul Nusantara, Uji Handoko a.k.a. Hahan, Love Hate Love, Deka, Indun, Eko Didik Codit Sukowati, Farid Chicks and Lads, Terra Bajraghosa, etc.

    This project are supported by CCF – Jakarta, CCF – Bandung, LIP Yogyakarta, & Common Room Networks Foundation

    Produced by Bandung Center for New Media Arts/ Common Room Networks Foundation 2007

    Video Production
    Gustaff H. Iskandar
    Reza Mohamad Iqbal

    Music Score
    Bomb da Town
    Written, performed & produced by DubYouth (Yogyakarta/ Indonesia)

     
  • blauloretta 10:59 am on July 5, 2007 Permalink | Reply
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    5 Streams by Ibrahim Quraishi (From the Springdance Festival 2007) 

    Ibrahim Quraishi are conceptual artist, writer, choreographer and artistic director of Compagnie Faim de Siecle (NY/Paris). His work is based on the transformation of space, an immersive narrative and a pro-active performative dialogue through digital and human interface. His pieces consciously examine the dynamics of “migration”, dispossession and cohabitation within the highly rigid socio-political spheres of our imagined communities.

    Graduate of Middle East Languages and Literature from Columbia University, New York and a former student of Edward W. Said, over the past 10 years, Quraishi has been collaborating with internationally diverse artists such as Paul D. Miller a.k.a. DJ Spooky, Norscq, Aziz, Shahzia Sikander, Vijay Iyer, Pamela Z, Masayasu Nakanishi, Mike C. Ladd, Komar & Melamid, Valery Gergiev, Naeem Mohaiemen, and Hiam Abbass, a.o. His pieces have been presented in Paris, New York, Sarajevo, Munich, Nantes, Vienna, Antwerpen, Luxembourg, Kyoto, New Delhi, and Tokyo. Quraishi has won a number of prestigious awards including the National Endowment for the Arts Grant (2005), a Rockefeller Fellowship (2000, 2004 & 2005), the Islamic World Arts Initiative (2004) and Arts International grants for 2001 & 2003 to name a few.

    The video shows the trailer of the last show directed by Ibrahim Quraishi. Performed on April 19 2007 in Utrecht (NL) during the Springdance Festival 2007.

    Visit this link for more information about Ibrahim Quraishi.

     
  • blauloretta 10:59 am on July 5, 2007 Permalink | Reply
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    NU-SUBSTANCE FESTIVAL 2007/Entropy Session/ Bandung – Indonesia 

    NU-SUBSTANCE FESTIVAL 2007/Entropy Session
    Following the success from the first session of Nu-Substance Festival 2007, Entropy Session will engage the local club scene in Bandung and presenting a wide range of electronic music performance with high profile band and dj’s such as MISSILL (France), RNRM – ADIT – TAMA – ALVIN – HENDRA – DXXXT (King’s Boulevard), DASA – XONAD (Barbarecords), VLADVAMP, DINA (Homogenic), DYNAMIC LINGUIST RHYTM, INDRA7 (Digital Six), GLEN (Melting Pod), etc; including the extra-ordinary multimedia and visual performance by chainsmokingbastard (Biosampler/UVG) & Muttermotion (Elektra666)**. Nu-Substance Festival 2007 is the first festival for electronic arts & media culture in Bandung – Indonesia. This program is being initiated by Bandung Center for New Media Arts/Common Room Networks Foundation in collaboration with CCF Bandung and organized by Electrokiller Corps.

    **in confirmation

    Schedule
    Friday, 15 June 2007, 21.00 – 03.00>> Platform I: Score, Bandung – Indonesia
    Saturday, 16 June 2007, 21.00 – 03.00>> Platform II: Embassy, Bandung – Indonesia
    Sunday, 17 June 2007, 17.00 – 23.00>> Platform III: Opulence Lounge, Bandung – Indonesia

    More information listen to Nu-Substance Radio Stream (Station ID: Prambors Radio Bandung, 98.4 FM) every thursday at 21.00 – 22.00, or download the podcast at http://deathrockstar.info/category/drscast/nusubstance/.

    URL: http://www.commonroom.info

    This program are supported by Common Room Networks Foundation, Arts Network Asia, CCF – Bandung, Culture France, Fastwordward Records and organized by Electrokiller Corps.

     
  • blauloretta 10:59 am on July 5, 2007 Permalink | Reply
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    Bomb it: A global graffiti documentary by Jon Reiss 

    BOMB IT is the explosive new documentary from award-winning director Jon Reiss investigating the most subversive and controversial art form currently shaping international youth culture: graffiti. BOMB IT will be the most comprehensive film project about graffiti and street art done to date and for years to come, featuring original and rare footage from the top graffiti writers of modern times, from Cornbread and Taki 183 to Shepard Fairey, Os Gemeos, and up-and-coming artists pushing the boundaries of this longstanding artistic and social movement. See the growing list of artists participating in BOMB IT here.

    The first documentary to cover this phenomenon on every continent, BOMB IT has shot in Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Tijuana, London, Paris, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Hamburg, Berlin, Cape Town, and São Paulo. Tokyo is coming up next.

    Complete Synopsis

    Link

     
  • blauloretta 10:59 am on July 5, 2007 Permalink | Reply
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    Video Graffiti Project | Video Documentation | Bandung – Indonesia 

    In Sunday (20/05/07) we decided to run a video graffiti project in five random places in Bandung – Indonesia (Regent Parking Space, Cikapundung, Viaduct, Jembatan Pasupati & Paskal Hypersquare). This project is presenting a multimedia performance by RNRM (Hendra, Ekky & Kanya), Biosampler/UVG (Niang & Megadeth) & Mocco. This project is made possible by support & initiative from Bandung Center for New Media Arts/Common Room Networks Foundation, FF/WD Records, Electrokiller Corps. & Lucky Strike. Visit this link to view slideshow.

     
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  • blauloretta 10:59 am on July 5, 2007 Permalink | Reply
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    Don’t shout it, Tratt’ it by Laura Beloff & Martin Pichlmair 

    A work by Laura Beloff & Martin Pichlmair

    From http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/archives/008588.php

    The work is based on the idea of using the world as the constantly changing score for the sounds and on the notion of kids being very loud at certain age. The interest was to create a real-time composition with a focus of making a media-art piece for children.

    The TRATTIs are wearable screaming devices for children. TRATTIs generate noise and sound and music (depending on your ear) according to what the kid is looking at. Each TRATTI is different, yet all are similar. The prototype plays the visual world as the score for the sounds.

    Though the TRATTI looks very low tech, it actually is a high tech device. A mobilephone with camera runs the system. It also contains a megaphone-shaped horn, an amplifier and electronics. TRATTI uses custom-made software, developed in mobile processing, to interpret the images as sound that the phone takes, then it plays out loud the sound it generates.

    A work by Laura Beloff & Martin Pichlmair.

     
  • blauloretta 10:59 am on July 5, 2007 Permalink | Reply
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    Flashback: The Rhizome Project/2002/Jakarta/Indonesia 

    The Rhizome Project

    In April ’till June 2002, The British Council Jakarta and Bandung Center for New Media Arts organized a workshop and exhibition located at The Library of The British Council Jakarta. Young artists from Bandung and Jakarta were invited to explore and respond the library space for two months working-period. The opening presented Biosampler, a collective multimedia-performance group from Bandung.

    Participating artists:
    Acit
    Adi Cumi
    Andri Moch.
    Anggun Priambodo
    Arief Tousiga
    Biosampler
    Dewi Aditya
    DJ Y
    Gustaff H. Iskandar
    Hendi Hendarsyah
    Hendry Foundation
    Indra Ameng
    J.D. Avianto
    Puji Siswanti
    Siti Nazariah

    More info: http://www.commonroom.info/bcfnma/rhizome.html

     
  • blauloretta 10:59 am on July 5, 2007 Permalink | Reply
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    sCrAmBlEd?HaCkZ! by Sven König 

    sCrAmBlEd?HaCkZ! is the result of an effort to develop an artistic strategy that could shed some light on evident but very confusing problems of intellectual property. Intellectual property is a misconception deeply conflicting with the basic principles of any cultural production because it is completely negating its collaborative nature.

    Nevertheless IP laws are continuously expanded as if romantic notions of geniality and originality would not have been put ad acta quite a while ago. At the very latest in todays society which is, to an ever increasing degree, shaped by digital networks und computers it is getting obvious what IP actually is: an instrument of power and censorship to secure economic interests.

    Fascinated by the effects caused by a small program called Napster (and its successors) I wondered to what extent certain software could unfold discursive power in such a situation if that software would open up new technical possibilities for something which is already the (subconscious) desire of many.

    Because of my interests in artistic strategies and social practises of appropriation – collage, montage, sampling and remix in general and plunderphonics, bastardpop and mashups in particular – the idea of a hypothetical mind music machine has evolved which, as a metaphor, helped the concept and the design of sCrAmBlEd?HaCkZ! to take shape.

    More info please visit: http://www.popmodernism.org/scrambledhackz/?c=0

     
  • blauloretta 10:59 am on July 5, 2007 Permalink | Reply
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    IASLonline Lessons in NetArt 

    URL: http://iasl.uni-muenchen.de/links/NATheoriee.html

    Conceptual Art and Software Art: Notations, Algorithms and Codes
    URL: http://iasl.uni-muenchen.de/links/NAKSe.html

    Self-replicative and generative codes have been developed in Software Art. Intermedia Arts relations between notation and realisation are expanded by new mutations in relations between readable code and computer processing: Examples of program codes appear as the next step after formalizations of verbal concepts in Dada, Fluxus and Conceptual Art. And on the other hand: These formalized notations can be presented as precursors of Software Art.

    Participation with Camera: From the Video Camera to the Camera Phone
    URL: http://iasl.uni-muenchen.de/links/NAPKe.html

    The development of the camera technology (video camera, WebCam, camera phone) and its context had and has consequencies for the development of strategies to integrate participative uses of cameras into projects. The article outlines the camera use as a subject of change from video and net projects to collaborative mapping with locative media.

    The article “Participation with Camera” offers an overview on some of the nearly hundred projects described in German in:

    Collected tips: Interactive Urban Experience with Locative Media (Mapping)
    Part 1: URL: http://iasl.uni-muenchen.de/links/TippSammel1.html
    Part 2: URL: http://iasl.uni-muenchen.de/links/TippSammel1B.html

    The project “Interactive Urban Experience” is presented in all its parts (Mapping, Pervasive Games, Installations) in German in:

    Collected tips 1-3: Interactive Urban Experience with Digital Media (Internet, Mobile Telephone and Locative Media):
    URL: http://iasl.uni-muenchen.de/links/TippSammel1-3.html

    Thomas Dreher
    URL: http://dreher.netzliteratur.net/


    Dr. phil. Thomas Dreher
    Schwanthalerstraße 158
    D-80339 München
    B.R.D.
    Tel.: 0049/89/5029513 (privat);
    0049/89/23033-214
    URL: http://dreher.netzliteratur.net

     
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