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The net jargon acronym BWPWAP – Back When Pluto Was a Planet is an expression used whenever one wants to talk about things in our recent past that have changed quickly. On August 24th, 2006, at the closing ceremony of their general assembly, the

VideoFest in its seventh year, the year of that infamous „itch“ – which wasn’t the case luckily. The interconnections between video and television had become ever more important. The programme showed uncommon television productions and takes that,

The fourth International Conference on the Histories of Media Art, Science and Technology, Rewire, was hosted by FACT (Foundation for Art and Creative Technology) and held in Liverpool, UK, from 28th September to 30th September 2011, In

Event: Dynamic Architectures of Communication, from Immersion to Critical FusionInstitution: Summit Internet and MultimediaComment:

Event: Création / RechercheInstitution: clôture journées Villette Numérique, Cyberbase, Cité des sciences et de l'industrie ParisComment:

Event: Dimension artistique et socio-économique de la création numériqueInstitution: Université de Rouen, UFR de psychologie, sociologie, sciences de l'éducationComment:

The 4th annual Subtle Technologies Conference is an opportunity for scientists and artists to come together and share each others language in those areas which are still searching for definitions, explanations and meaning. This conference blurs the

The European Media Art Festival was held under this name for the first time in the European Film and Television Year of 1988. The concept envisaged offering visitors and participating artists an informative programme by jointly presenting different

In September 1989, for the second time Osnabrück hosted the European Media Art Festival, a forum that aimed to show and create free artistic spaces. Against the backdrop of media history, the intention of EMAF was to critically reflect upon the

Event: Recherche et création dans le champ "innommable" des médias émergentsInstitution: Rencontres art et multimédia, Finnish InstituteComment: