re the original information age mantra access for all, to any information, at any place, at any time (‘information wants to be free’)
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The Matching Link
is the Welcome to Fusedspace Database symposium
28 September 2005 at Stroom Art and Architecture, The Hague
Under the Aegis of the Jan van Eyck Academie for Art, Design, Theory | Research & Production
this is a working web document providing speakers | content | program updates
speakers
- Roland Haring
keyresearcher for creative engineering at the Ars Electronica Futurelab: Digital Graffiti
- Giles Lane
co-director and founder of Proboscis/SoMa: Urban Tapestries
- Team Science Fiction
(designers Tamara Maletic, Dan Michaelson, Sulki Choi, Min Choi): Welcome to Fusedspace Database
- Andrea Zapp
media artist, senior lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan University: Networked Narrative Environments
- Jouke Kleerebezem artist, advising researcher of Jan van Eyck Academie Design Department (moderator)
content links
Within the framework of its Authoring the City [AtC] ‘24 hour meeting’ series, a special edition one day symposium is organised by the Jan van Eyck Academie design department at Stroom Art and Architecture, at the occasion of the installation of the Welcome to Fusedspace Database instalation, by four of the original AtC researchers: Tamara Maletic, Dan Michaelson, Sulki Choi, Min Choi.
Speakers are invited to reflect on and present projects which enhance public space by means of communication media. Examples will show how the flow of information today has merged almost seamlessly with the flow of goods, traffic, people — where computing has become ubiquitous.
Arguably our notion of ‘public’ and ‘private’ space is deeply influenced by its everyday mediation. The Matching Link will look into the information media which are at our disposal to ‘author our (own and each other’s) environment’: access and navigate its physical and/or information realities, contribute to them, shape and change their experience, organise ourselves in and through such ‘spaces’, and other issues relevant to everyday information manipulation.
program
28 September
10:00
Opening symposium/Introduction by Jouke Kleerebezem
10:15-11:00
Andrea Zapp
Narrative Networked Environments as Imaginary Spaces of Being
11:00-11:15
AZ Q&A
11:15-12:00
Roland Haring
Digital Graffiti in Urban Space
12:00-12:15
RH Q&A
12:15-13:30
Lunch
13:30-13:45
Introduction afternoon speakers
13:45-14:30
Giles Lane
Urban Tapestries: Public Authoring, Place and Mobility
14:30-14:45
GL Q&A
14:45-15:30
Team Science Fiction
Welcome to Fusedspace Database
15:30-15:45
TSF Q&A
15:45-16:15
Tea break
16:15-17:00
Panel discussion
17:00-18:00
Farewell drink
links
A growing collection of links by speakers and organisers can be found at http://del.icio.us/fusedspace.
recapitulation
merging of geographical space and information space
mutual inclusion of private and public sphere
real time 24/7 media
pan-intermediation
