Los Angeles Net Art Performance - B0timati0n & Netaesthesia

[Amy Alexander]

Live B0timati0n/Netasthesia Net Art Performance!
Saturday, Sept. 8th, 2001
6pm-10pm (Los Angeles Time)
Electronic Orphanage
975 Chung King Road
Los Angeles, California 90012

This Saturday at 6pm, from the Electronic Orphanage, opening out onto
Chung King Road in Los Angeles, Programmer-turned-Hipster Uebergeek aka
Amy Alexander of plagiarist.org performs her live, Psychedelic Psearch
Engines, B0timati0n and Netaesthesia. The performance will be held in
conjunction with the Pilot Operating Net project of the medi at terra
international festival.

In today's "Geek Age" - a time when formerly nerdy computer culture has
crashed head-on into pop culture - Uebergeek puts down her pocket
protector, picks up a can of Jolt Cola, and makes the Internet "cool."

Live audience members and passersby on Chung King Road will use
telephone message pads to submit search term requests to DJ Uebergeek
(as well as any missed phone messages from the office...) Members of the
Internet audience and those attending medi at terra may submit requests via
web page at http://plagiarist.org/eo or by telephoning in their requests
to the Electronic Orphanage at +1-213-617-4903 during the show. (We
bought plenty of those message pads.) There will be "limited-seating"
Internet streaming during the show.  (As long as it works and until we
overload the free version of RealServer we downloaded.)

Uebergeek will submit the search term requests to the B0timati0n and
Netaesthesia Performance Search Engines, where the search results will
be converted to Amazing Animated Text, Groovy Graphics, and
Scintillating Synthesized Sound.  Including mind-bending Uebergeek solos
on the Power Glove and Air Mouse;  it's a Net Art Rave! (without the
mosh pit.)

For more info:

Online show website
http://plagiarist.org/eo

B0timati0n website
http://botimation.org

Netaesthesia website
http://plagiarist.org/neta

Electronic Orphanage website
http://electronicorphanage.com

or e-mail Uebergeek
uebergeek at plagiarist.org