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Artist-curators Carla Herrera-Prats, Michael Mandiberg, and Anne-Julie Raccoursier get snaps for their use of multi-track DVD authoring technology to create a bilingual (Spanish and English) compilation of performance-based, video art-works. [more] (rhizome.org)

The 2nd International DOM-Conference tries to comprehend the term “populism” on the level of everyday life, the media, and the city with particular attention to architecture and urban design. [more] (rhizome.org)

If you are an artist working in Minsk (Belarus), Karlsruhe (Germany), Ghent (Belgium) or Ljubljana (Slovenia); interested in collaborative artwork and aged between 20 and 26, we would like to invite you to take part. For more information visit www.yolkart.org [more] (rhizome.org)

Friday March 12th 11:00 pm Live Music: Tree Wave uses obsolete computer equipment as audio generators: an Atari 2600 game console, a 1983 Commodore 64 computer, a 1985 Epson dot matrix printer... People Like Us mixes audio and video onstage to expose a surreal world of bad connections and faulty communications... [more] (rhizome.org)

Tank Tv is back out there for you, with 15 new videos This Month is full of tricks, absurdity, and bright little films, Have you ever seen your uncle perform a magic spoon trick! And cows are also here waiting for you to come and look at them... ZOO On Tank TV! [more] (rhizome.org)

Join a live discussion with the creators of Learning to Love You More (Harrell Fletcher, Miranda July) and Velvet-Strike (Brody Condon, Joan Leandre, Anne Marie Schleiner)-two web projects selected for the 2004 Whitney Biennial. A member of each team (Harrell Fletcher and Brody Condon) will share the concepts and intentions of their site, and [more] (rhizome.org)

A number of invited speakers and tutorial sessions will review current state-of-the-art developments and outline future directions. This embedded with the current research being undertaken in industry and in academia will provide coverage of the salient aspects and sub-areas of visualisation and graphics. Deadline extended to March 31, 2004 [more] (rhizome.org)

Being an independent curator breeds strange bedfellows, actually stranger than I could have imagined. Sometime late in 2001, I got an e-mail from Miltos Manetas, of whom I'd known through the Net for a while regarding a project he was doing called whitneybiennial.com. The concept was to create an exhibition concurrent with the opening night of the [more] (rhizome.org)

artists and curators working with video are invited to submit proposals to stot for our project "room", for potential solo or group exhibitions.There is no theme, we just want good work. [more] (rhizome.org)

This month's new books reviews at RCCS are: David E. Nye's America as Second Creation: Technology and Narratives of New Beginnings reviewed by Craig McFarlane; Jeffrey Sconce's Haunted Media: Electronic Presence From Telegraphy to Television reviewed by Dougie Bicket; Andy Clark's Natural Born Cyborgs: Minds, Technologies, and the Future of Human Intelligence reviewed by Steven A. Benko; Hubert L. Dreyfus's On the Internet reviewed by Geoffrey Cain; Chong-En Bai & Chi-Wa Yuen's Technology and the New Economy reviewed by Suely Fragoso; and Geert Lovink's Uncanny Networks: Dialogues with the Virtual Intelligentsia reviewed by Ted Kafala. [more] (RCCS)