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Furtherfield in support of Ada Lovelace Day

In support of Ada Lovelace Day we invited women working in media arts to join the NetBehaviour.org email list for a week, between 23rd and 30th March. They were invited to post information about their own work alongside the work of other women who had inspired them in their own practice, this list is a result of the project.

By Olga Panades Massanet, Marc Garrett, Ruth Catlow, Netbehaviour - 06/04/2009

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The 4th Radiator Festival

Exploits in the Wireless City is the 4th Radiator festival and symposium to date, which lasted between 13-24 January 2009, 10 days of Exhibitions, Events, Screenings, Music, Artists' Talks and more. Marc writes about the commission for the festival 'Going Underground', enquiring how the works relate to the theme of Surveillance and Sousveillance.

By Marc Garrett - 25/03/2009

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SwanQuake: House

Igloo's latest mixed reality installation combining hyper-realistic virtual environments and motion-captured dance has the atmosphere of a 3D survival horror computer game. And not just on the screen...

By Rob Myers - 02/02/2009

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Eco Fury and Man with Head in a Box

22 June 2011 - 1:51pm

Eco-scope is a communication tool that provides a context for discussing environmental affairs, acknowledging "by its structure the importance of participation in any meaningful solutions that can be imagined".

A PRACTICE WITHOUT DISCIPLINE

Interviews, exhibitions, films and presentations are the many forms the project Networked Cultures, initiated by Peter Moertenboeck and Helge Mooshammer, collaborates on architecture, art and theory and investigates urban network processes as well as spaces of geocultural crises.

By fratha - 31/01/2009

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Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent...

Edward Picot writes about Doron Golan's and Michael Szpakowski's exhbition 'Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent...' which is at Furtherfield's HTTP Gallery in London, UK. which is open to the public between 16 January - 1 March 2009.

By Edward Picot - 08/01/2009

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Connecting Across Difference

Inclusive workshops with young musicians toward a new musical composition and multimedia performance culminating in a public performance at the V&A Museum of Childhood on 20 March 2009.

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Female Icons

Female Icons is a multifaceted project by the artist group known as De Geuzen. Riek Sijbring, Femke Snelting, and Renee Turner are the primary members, and have been making work together under the De Geuzen identity since 1996.

By Marisa Plumb - 19/11/2008

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Seeing Ourselves Connected

A workshop exploring new, creative ways of using digital media to share ideas and develop them with others from around the world.

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Furtherfield's Games Art Networking Event 2008

The Games Art Networking Event brought together artists, gamers, hackers, theorists, curators, activists, thinkers and doers of all kinds. People who work and play with games, videogames and playful practice.

Saturday 25 October 2008, 12 - 6pm

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Glass Roots

An unacknowledged discriminatory barrier that prevents those minorities privileged by class or financial resources from accessing the source of distributed power or responsibility, as exists within a...

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