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Digitising Contemporary Art for Europeana

The European Commission and the DCA consortium, comprising 25 partners from 10 EU member states and the 2 associated countries, Croatia and Iceland, have officially launched the project Digitising Contemporary Art (DCA) initiating a significant increase in the presence of contemporary art in Europeana, the single access point to Europe%u2019s cultural heritage. read more

 

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Preservation Media Art Collections in the Netherlands

The Netherlands Media Art Institute (NIMk), the Foundation for the Conservation of Contemporary Art (SBMK) and Virtueel Platform (VP) are joining forces to preserve video art works from Dutch public media art collections over the coming two years. read more

 

artist in residence

New Artist in residence projects Mobile Media Art

Vivo ARTE.MOV and NIMk are pleased to announce the results of the call for the two months artistic residency programme using a mobile platform. The selected projects for the residence in 2012 were: "Project Jandig" by Angelo Moscozo (aka VJ Pixel) and "The City Talks" by Sander Veenhof. The initiative is pioneering in using specially designed street vehicles equipped with features of digital media developed in the cities of Amsterdam and São Paulo. read more

 

artist in residence

City Velocities - Body Speeds

NIMk, Sonic Acts and STEIM are proud to announce the new joint Artist in Residence project City Velocities - Body Speed by Tao G. Vrhovec Sambolec. The installation will be presented as part of the Sonic Acts - Travelling Time exhibition at NIMk from Februari 23 - April 15, 2012. read more

 

exhibition

Sonic Acts - Travelling Time

Festival: 23-26 February 2012, various locations in Amsterdam Exhibition: till 15 April 2012, NIMk

Travelling Time is the fourteenth edition of Sonic Acts, and its theme is the human experience of time. Sonic Acts XIV is a four-day festival of performances, lectures, exhibitions, presentations, and film screenings. It will also present a lavishly illustrated publication with essays and interviews. read more