Thanks to Greenhouse Project, the best Shanghai based creative studio :] CORE Labs could show its visual work on the Surface Swedish Fashion Night 2010. Proposing an audiovisual performance with video mapping pieces displayed all around the venue.
www.greenhouseproject.com /// We love to work with them <3
与上海的Greenhouse Project工作室合作，CORE参与了“2010 Surface表面-瑞典时尚之夜”活动。活动视觉效果的创意和实施都是由CORE负责的。当Greenhouse Project的音频作品播放时，视觉效果就转为了为VJ打造的影像作品。此外，CORE还展示了视觉绘图表演，它通过原创的影像装置环绕整个场馆展示。
CORE Labs was invited to perform a Visual Installation at an event held at The Nut, a contemporary art exhibition space in the city of Shanghai.
The party, honoring the closure of a cycle of activities at The Nut, received the title of aNUTher dimension where the projections were thrown to the space’s walls and over the public. We love this space and its INHABITANTS.
SERENA BARBIERI - Aperitivo and drinks.
GREENHOUSE PROJECT - Art direction, music and fun.
LORENZO PETRILLO - Public space design.
CORE labs - Visual Installation
UNDERCOVERABLE & ADNANE AKBIL BENJELLOUN– Dj set
CORE曾受邀在THE NUT举办的一次活动上进行音乐影像影响表演。THE NUT是上海的一家当代艺术展览中心。上海的创意工作室The Greenhouse Project负责了活动的艺术与音乐执行。聚会作为在THE NUT一系列活动的尾声，被命名为“另一维度”。
所有CORE带来的材料都是原创的，而且是为活动量身打造的。影像被投影在场馆的墙壁以及公众的身上。
The Open Video Alliance presents a Wireside Chat with Lawrence Lessig
The talk The lecture by Lawrence Lessig will last 45 minutes, and will be followed by a 30 minute interactive Q & A session. The event will be moderated by Elizabeth Stark of the Open Video Alliance. Questions can be submitted using the hashtag #wireside.
This is a talk about copyright in a digital age, and the role (and importance) of a doctrine like “fair use.” Fair use allows limited use of copyrighted material without requiring permission from the rights holders, and is essential for commentary, criticism, news reporting, remix, research, teaching and scholarship with video.
As a medium, online video will be most powerful when it is fluid, like a conversation. Like the rest of the internet, online video must be designed to encourage participation, not just passive consumption. Tune in here on February 25th, 6:00pm US Eastern time (GMT -5), or check out our screening events in cities across the world.
The Wireside Chat is made possible with the support of iCommons and the Ford Foundation.
Stanford professor Larry Lessig is one of our foremost authorities on copyright issues, with a vision for reconciling creative freedom with marketplace competition.
No expert has brought as much fresh thinking to the field of contemporary copyright law as has Lawrence Lessig. A Stanford professor and founder of the school's Center for Internet and Society, this fiery believer foresaw the response a threatened content industry would have to digital technology -- and he came to the aid of the citizenry.
As corporate interests have sought to rein in the forces of Napster and YouTube, Lessig has fought back with argument -- take his recent appearance before the U.S. Supreme Court, fighting the extension of copyright protection from 50 to 70 years -- and with solutions: He chairs Creative Commons, a nuanced, free licensing scheme for individual creators.
Lessig possesses a rare combination of lawerly exactitude and impassioned love of the creative impulse. Applying both with equal dedication, he has become a true hero to artists, authors, scientists, coders and opiners everywhere.
Commited to the creation and dissemination of Contemporary Culture, the University of Extremadura, Spain, through the Vice-Chancellor of University Extension, and considering the interest in promoting young artists between national and international development of new artistic languages, announces the first edition of LÚMEN_EX 2010, Digital Art Awards.
Since 1992, the University of Extremadura has announced Artistic Creation Awards, through which, has led to the formation of an Art Collection in order to provide the university community and the general public direct acces to the understanding, study and enjoyment of new languages and artistic vanguards.
Being sensitive to the evolution of these languages and techniques and trying to cooperate actively in the construction of the new digital culture, still emerging, the UEx, through the Vice-Chancellor of University Extension, is now entering a new section of its art collection, which previous updates, to promote and convene these first international Digital Art Awards, LÚMEN_EX 2010, directed by José Ramón Alcalá and selected by a prestigious jury.
The October issue of Computer Arts Magazine [China] features an article on the art of VJing: ‘Mirroring of the Sounds’.
Marula [www.marula.es] from CORE Labs is here.
Rhizome and OpenProcessing launched Tiny Sketch, an open challenge to artists and programmers to create the most compelling creative work possible with the programming language Processing using 200 characters or less.
Rules & Regulations
1. Your sketch code must not exceed 200 characters in length. (Including Spaces)
2. Your sketch must work properly over the internet on a web browser.
3. Your sketch is limited to the core functions of Processing.
4. No external libraries or external files are allowed.
