I am really happy to announce that I’ve been awarded a commission to continue my research on “Traces of a Networked Life.” The official announcement from the Turbulence blog:
We are pleased to announce the winners of our international juried competition, Networked: a (networked_book) about (networked_art). They are, ANNE HELMOND, PATRICK LICHTY, ANNA MUNSTER, MARISA OLSON, and KAZYS VARNELIS.
Each will receive a commission of $3,000 to develop a chapter that will be open for revision, commentary, and translation. Networked will launch on July 1, 2009.
The runners-up are Ele Carpenter, Christine Nadir, Mark Shepard, and Jason Freeman.
NETWORKED COMMITTEE: Steve Dietz (Northern Lights, MN) :: Martha CC Gabriel (net artist, Brazil) :: Geert Lovink (Institute for Network Cultures, The Netherlands) :: Nick Montfort (Massachusetts Institute for Technology, MA) :: Anne Bray (LA Freewaves, LA) :: Sean Dockray (Telic Arts Exchange, LA) :: Jo-Anne Green (NRPA, MA) :: Eduardo Navas (newmediaFIX) :: Helen Thorington (NRPA, NY)
NETWORKED PARTNERS: New Radio and Performing Arts, Inc. (NRPA) :: newmediaFIX :: LA Freewaves :: Telic Arts Exchange.
LAUNCH EVENTS: Digicult :: Freewaves :: Re:live 09 :: Telic Arts Exchange :: Upgrade! Boston :: your name here (contact jo [at] @turbulence.org).
More information about the project is available here. Join us on Facebook.
Funded by the National Endowment for the Arts.
“A networked book is an open book designed to be written, edited and read in a networked environment.†– Institute for the Future of the Book
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Congrats! Definitely looking forward to seeing how this unfolds. I’m a fan of Marisa Olson too, her work is super interesting.
CONGRATULATIONS! I’ll be following you :)
Thank you both so much. I am really looking forward to getting started and I will have to find a new blogging balance with two blogs of course :)
Klinkt cool, gefeliciteerd. Maar wat betekent het precies (vroeg de geinteresseerde leek)? ;-)