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NEW MEDIA MUSEUMS:
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NMM: Report z prvního workshopu | MuO | 17.–18. 2. 2021
19 Luty 2021
The opening workshop served as an introductory event for the founding partners of the project. Several thematic threads have been inititiated, which we plan to develop throughout the project. In the coming months, the partners will focus on case studies of selected artworks. SNG will also work on the documentation of media-based works in the Central Catalogue of Artworks (published on Webumenia.sk), revising and unifying some of the new-media art terms used in cataloguing. Later this year, another, larger workshop is planned onsite at the Slovak National Gallery. The date remains to be determined.
The complete report can be found on this site.
The complete report can be found on this site.
First preparatory workshop will take place online | OMA | 17.–18. 2. 2021
10 Luty 2021
Representatives of the institutions will gather for a two-day online workshop hosted by OMA, to discuss the issues involved in preserving the artworks and possible institutional challenges to emerge. The event will include presentations of sections of collections relevant for media art context as well as past experiences of the partners from dealing with this genre. The gathering will also be an opportunity to discuss possible cures for adapting infrastructures to care for media-based artworks. The workshop will result in identifying the final set of artworks for case studies as well as particular practical roles and conceptual issues to be examined by each participating institution.
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Edward Ihnatowicz (1926 - 1988)
Edward Ihnatowicz (b.1926 in Chełm Lubelski – d.1988 in London) was a London-based artist: sculptor and designer working in cast metal techniques. Working during the peak popularity of cybernetics in the late 60s, Edward Ihnatowicz translated concepts of feedback loop and control engineering into an original form of time-based work of art – cybernetic sculptures. — Anna Olszewska
