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2003-07-01 18:23Andrew Jones [idm] Fwd: Open Call for Launch Option Berlin
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2003-07-01 18:23Andrew JonesBegin forwarded message: > From: Opsound <office@opsound.org> > Date: Tue Jul 1, 2003 1:44
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[idm] Fwd: Open Call for Launch Option Berlin
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quoted 205 lines From: Opsound <office@opsound.org>> From: Opsound <office@opsound.org> > Date: Tue Jul 1, 2003 1:44:28 PM US/Eastern > To: ANNOUNCEMENTS A <office@opsound.org> > Subject: Open Call for Launch Option Berlin > > > > +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > > OPEN CALL FOR LAUNCH OPTION BERLIN > > +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > > An open call to musicians & sound artists for LAUNCH OPTION BERLIN > > Musicians and sound artists of all kinds are invited to participate in > LAUNCH OPTION BERLIN, a joint project of Opsound and Rocket Shop, > which will > take place at BueroFriedrich, Berlin, July 22-26, 2003 as part of > BueroFriedrich's month-long Open Arch program. > > LAUNCH OPTION BERLIN is a test site and data gathering center, a 5-day > event > devoted to discovering, collecting, playing, and listening to the > sounds & > noises of Berlin. We want to know what Berlin sounds like: Berlin > real, > Berlin virtual, Berlin dreamt and desired -- from field recordings of > Oranienstrasse to the music of underground punk bands, techno tracks > and > experimental audio files lurking on hard drives. Over the five days > of the > project and continuing through the internet, LAUNCH OPTION BERLIN will > create a network of exchange, a temporary gift economy of sounds > inspired by > the free software and open source software communities. > > > How to Participate: > > LAUNCH OPTION BERLIN, is gathering material for an open sound pool of > material from, about, or inspired by the idea of Berlin. (We also have > a > weakness for sounds of, about, & inspired by rockets and rocket > launches -- > if you have any, we want them). Anyone is welcome to add work to the > sound > pool, and all material for the pool will be released under a Creative > Commons license (the "Attribution-ShareAlike license"), a copyleft > license > in the spirit of open source software licenses which allows for all > kinds of > copying, remixing, use, and reuse while retaining an attribution to the > original artist. Sound from the pool will be played in the LAUNCH > OPTION > control center at the BueroFriedrich gallery, mixed into sets by LAUNCH > OPTION djs at parties and listening salons, and made available for > remix > contests and internet distribution through the opsound.org website. > > To enter your work in the pool visit > > > Deadline: > > For practical reasons it is advisable to enter your work in the pool > as soon > as possible, but entries will be accepted up to and throughout the > LAUNCH > OPTION BERLIN event. > > In addition, we have many slots for live performances throughout the > five-day period. If you can be in Berlin in person during July 22-26 > and > would like to perform your music or play your sounds, please contact > us by > email at launch@opsound.org > > > Contact Info: > > http://www.opsound.org/launch.html > launch@opsound.org > > http://www.rocketshop.net > http://www.opsound.org > http://www.buerofriedrich.org > http://www.creativecommons.org > > > About Rocket Shop: > > Rocket Shop was founded in 2001 by the artists Roger Frank and Laura > Schleussner and featured monthly exhibitions in a store-front project > space > in Berlin through 2002. Rocket Shop is currently in orbit and currently > presents regular exhibitions and events at venues in Berlin and abroad. > > Reflecting the function of rockets and spaceships as symbols of > progress and > carriers of collective visions of the future, the exhibition project > is not > only interested in the visionary function of art. Rocket Shop also > supports > art as a means of investigating the human aspect and impact of the > unending > pursuit of technical, social and personal utopias. > > http://www.rocketshop.net > > > About Opsound: > > Opsound (http://www.opsound.org) responds to recent upheavals in the > music > industry by creating an alternative structure for musicians and > sound-based > artists wishing to share and release music under a copyleft, or open > source > structure. Opsound will gather a pool of sound material from artists > and > encourage the development of both web-based and real-world micro > labels to > release artists' work. All work will be released under a Creative > Commons > license which permits free copying and modification (the Creative > Commons > Attribution-ShareAlike license, http:/www.creativecommons.org). In the > second phase of operation, over the coming months Opsound will also > begin to > function directly as a record label in its own right focusing on > experimental electronic music. > > Opsound is a project of artist Sal Randolph. It is one of a series of > artworks exploring the idea of social architecture as an art form. > Other > recent projects include Free Manifesta, The Free Biennial, and Free > Words. > More information can be found at http://www.highlala.com > > http://www.opsound.org > > > About BueroFriedrich: > > BueroFriedrich has existed as a project space for contemporary art in > Berlin > Mitte since October 1997. BueroFriedrich was founded and is currently > directed by Waling Boers. In a climate of intensified commercial and > non-commercial exhibition activity, BueroFriedrich positions itself as > an > intermediary facility for contemporary art. > > With Open Arch BueroFriedrich presents a month-long series of summer > shows, > which invite artists and designers from the respective fields of > architecture, publications, art and fashion to make use of the > exhibition > space for a 5-day period. The individual segments are not exhibitions > in the > traditional sense. Instead groups of artists and designers present > projects > which encourage interaction and participation on the part of the > public. In > conjunction with a series of talks, the series intends to generate > active > communication between the viewers and artists-producers. In some cases, > projects will actually require and depend on on-site participation of > the > visitors. The core idea is to create a communicative space, in which > the > viewer is actively engaged. > > http://www.buerofriedrich.org > > > +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > > THAT'S ALL TILL NEXT TIME > > +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > > > LAUNCH OPTION BERLIN > http://www.opsound.org/launch.html > launch@opsound.org > > OPSOUND > 648 Broadway, Suite 1005 > New York, NY 10012 > 212-777-1156 > http://www.opsound.org > info@opsound.org > > +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > > If you'd like to unsubscribe, please reply with unsubscribe in the > subject > line. Thanks! > > +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > > > >
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