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ADA@SCANZ

Aotearoa Digital Arts Symposium

Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki, New Plymouth
15- 16 July, 2006

The ADA symposium provides a focus for practitioners and theorists throughout New Zealand. This year ADA will coincide with SCANZ, focusing on the intersections between issues across international and national practice.

Saturday 15th July:

Seminar Sessions and Performance/Presentation Evening at Govett-Brewster Art Gallery

Seminars: Connection/Disconnection, Environmental Response
Keynote Presentations/Panels:

Danny Butt "Local Knowledge: Place and New Media Practice"
Su Ballard, "Distraction and Feedback: sound connections."
Other speakers include, Caro Mc Caw, Dan Agnihotri-Clark, Tech Angels and more to be announced.

12 - 1pm -- Registration

1 - 2.30 -- Session One: Environmental Response


2.30 - 3pm -- Afternoon Tea

3 - 5.00pm -- Session Two : Connection/Disconnection



6.00 pm Exhibition Opening at Govett-Brewster Art Gallery

Drinks at the opening of the exhibition of works at the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery.

7.00 pm Presentation Evening at Govett-Brewster Art Gallery

The Govett-Brewster Art Gallery will host a presentation and performance event by SCANZ artists on the 15th of July beginning at 7pm. Presentations will include works in process from the residency and performances. SCANZ projects include the creation of a solar powered kite that broadcasts the sound of the extinct Huia, GPS mapping and 3D modelling of Mt. Taranaki, the creation of a multi-cultural and interdisciplinary Aurora Australis project, the sonification of Taranaki weather data, a project that aims to capture sufficient breath to change the weather, the interrogation of radio in the Pacific theatre of World War 2, along with the creation of synergies between the cultural and personal, and smells. Presentations also include a multi-country internet performance troupe and online interaction with SCANZ Virtual Artist in Residence Josh On.



Symposium Dinner

Dinner at local restaurant. Cost to be announced.

 

Sunday 16 July:

Skill Sharing Workshops and Discussion.

9.30 - 12.30 Skill Sharing Workshops

We have currently confirmed two workshops for this time, plus an open skill-sharing session where you can talk informally to a number of the artists about their work during the residency. More workshops will be added.
Adam Hyde - Streaming Media
Avatar Body Collision - Upstage workshop
Diana Burgoyne - Electronics for the Intimidated

12.30 - 1.30 Lunch


1.30 -3pm SCANZ artists' responses to residency

Presentation and discussions from residency artists around the themes of SCANZ.

3 - 4pm SCANZ/ADA Wrap.

Final session to discuss the SCANZ residency and future directions for ADA


How to participate:

ADA@SCANZ is open to all interested people. The registration fee is $35 (covering afternoon tea and the exhibition opening on Saturday, and morning tea and lunch on Sunday, as well as participation in all the events and workshops outlined above.


How to register:

In order to register please send an email to g.fuller@unsw.edu.au answering the below questions and include "ADA registration" in your email subject.

Full Name:
Preferred contact email:

I wish to join for:
1. Saturday, Conference dinner - $25-30 pp. (Y/N)
2. Sunday, Hangi evening meal - $10-$25 pp. 6pm (Y/N)

Final costs for the above two meals will be advised to all those who register. Unfortunately we will have no EFTPOS facilities at the premises, so require you to bring cash in order to complete your registration & meal bookings.


Accommodation:

The easiest accommodation option is the on-campus student complex that the artists are also staying in. To book in here, please contact Dan either by phone or email.

Orange Apartments
ph: 06 968 3002
mb: 029 968 3002
daniel@edpac.co.nz

$35 single room
$50 double or twin room
$10 shared bunk room (2ppl per room)

There are also other options available in town such as Backpackers and a YMCA hostel.


Driving & Arrival:

In New Plymouth:

++ As you come into town on Highway 3 / Northgate, it's best to turn down Hobson St from the main. Follow this to Hendrie Street. You can either park here, or follow the curving roadway leading off to the right from the end of Hendrie, which will take you to the accommodation unit parking.

++ From Hendrie St, follow the other WITT driveway that goes up the hill, and you will see the lecture theatre in front of you. The entrance is to the left.

++ Registration is at 12 noon and will be at the entrance to the Lecture Theatre. Do not go to WITT's main / front entrance (20 Bell St).

++ Try and arrive to register by 12.30 at the latest so that we can process everybody and get the first session started. This includes allowing enough time to locate your rooms and drop off bags beforehand if staying at WITT.

 

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