DMZ Media Arts Festival

[furtherfield]

DMZ Media Arts Festival @ Limehouse Town Hall on 14th and 15th November 2003
(see www.dmzlondon.net)

You are invited to join the firewall-free mapping of media arts in London.
DMZ is a two-day open festival celebrating the diversity of screen based and
network based cultural practice in London with an exhibition, screenings,
talks, installations, wireless networks, net art, live performances,
workshops, stalls and a tea lounge as chill out zone.
  'DMZ - the demilitarised zone - articulates the space where communication,
exchange and experiment are seeded, grown and harvested in public. The
progress of inspirational ideologies, diverse influences and convergant
energies map themselves to the city terrain, reshaping the environment,
rejuvenating hope and breeding optimism.' James Stevens, ORG.

  DMZ participants: ambientTV.net, a.b.a.k.e, Bureau of Inverse Technology,
Amy Cunningham, Corby and Bailey, Digital Guild, Furtherfield, Simon
Faithful, Pete Gomes, Hi8us, Mervin Jarman, The London Particular, Low-Fi,
The Light Surgeons, MAP, Mute Magazine, onedotzero, Pirate TV, Proboscis,
SPC, Talkaoke, Thomson and Craighead and many more

  DMZ information:

  14. / 15. November, from 11 am to 6pm

  Limehouse Townhall 646 Commercial Road London E14 7HA Nearest Tube:
Limehouse DLR Bus Routes: 15, 115, D6, D3

  Parking: Pay and display area behind town hall.
  Access: Please email to make special arrangements. There is no ramp or
lift at Limehouse Town Hall;
  Email Sandra Ross or Simon Gould on dmz at spc.org

  DMZ Media Arts festival is supported by Arts Council England and Film
London. For updates and more detailed program, go to www.dmzlondon.net.