Last week to enjoy 20% discount!
Posted by: admin in Uncategorized on March 10th, 2010
The organisation would like to remind you that the deadline for the early bird discount is 15-03-2010. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit Technarte for € 138,- less! Check the discounts at our website and don’t miss this exciting conference!
Speakers profile: Andrew Shoben from Greyworld
Posted by: admin in Uncategorized on March 9th, 2010
Andrew Shoben is the founder of Greyworld, a world renowned artists’ collective who creates art in public spaces and who will be speaker at Technarte 2010. His work finds expression through the mediums of installation, sculpture and multiples. His primary objective is to create public art that involves the human in an urban context.
Greyworld has created works in some hugely coveted locations across the world, and they now have permanent installations in twelve countries. In 2004 he launched The Source, a permanent installation for the London Stock Exchange that opens the markets every morning. It was unveiled by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and is watched by millions everyday on television around the world.
Two computers at leisure playing chess in a park will perform live at Technarte
Posted by: admin in Presentations, Speakers on March 5th, 2010
This project will be part of Tim Devine´s presentation at Technarte this year. Tim has completed two undergraduate degrees, one in Music and one in Digital Arts. He has also spent one year as Artist in Residence at Experimedia in Melbourne. His works include the one presented here, A Game of Marbles and The Society of The Spectacle among others.
Two computers face each other and play a game of chess together using spoken moves and speech recognition at a table in a public park. The project embraces several themes from Artificial Intelligence and gaming, to a technological spectacle and autonomous verbal communication between otherwise computational devices.
By staging two computers in a park playing chess the artist´s establishes the computers in a role of leisure. The computers are then perceived as not performing a task for the user but more as performing a task for themselves and each other. The computers can sense what is going on around them via their built in iSight and ambient light sensors and will react vocally if people try to intervene.
Tim Devine´s “Two computers at leisure playing chess in a park” will be performing at Palacio Euskalduna during Technarte conference. Don´t miss the oportunity. If you register before the 15th of March you will get a 20% discount.
Two computers at leisure playing chess in a park from Alvaro Andoin on Vimeo.
MobiLenin creates ephimeral art using light and his mobile phone
Posted by: admin in Uncategorized on March 1st, 2010
This video shows Jürgen Scheible, artistically known as MobiLenin, using his MobiSpray art tool to paint buildings, airplanes, ships and other objects around the world. MobiLenin’s digital ephemeral art is about transforming a building or object so it acquires a new power to communicate with artist or viewer and become alive and of value on its own account.
The MobiSpray art is about engaging in space, bringing extra tension or play to challenge peoples assumptions about an object or place. MobiLenin uses buildings and objects to create highly ephemeral art by painting on them with light and his Mobile phone.
Jürgen Scheible will be in Technarte 2010 to participate in Bilbao Interaktive, a seminar dedicated to the design of interactive installations in public spaces, integrated into the Programme of the Conference. Stay tuned because he will also paint a building in Bilbao using his technique.
Rememeber that if you register before the 15th of March, you will get a 20% discount.
Electroland explores new relationships between people and public space
Posted by: admin in Uncategorized on February 18th, 2010
Electroland is a team that creates objects, interactive experiences and large-scale public art projects. Each project is site-specific and may employ a broad range of media, including light, sound, images, motion, architecture and interactivity.
Participants can interact with buildings, spaces and each other in new and exciting ways, creating new relationships between people and public space and shifting the boundaries of private experience in the public sphere.
Author Wall from Electroland on Vimeo.
Cameron McNall Principal from Electroland will be part of Bilbao Interaktive, a seminar conceived for professionals in architecture and urbanism as well as artists and visual arts professionals.
Bilbao Interaktive will be an exploration of the design of interactive installations in public spaces by seven international artists and architects with extensive experience in interactive installations.
United Visual Artists, much more than interactive architecture
Posted by: admin in Presentations, Speakers on February 9th, 2010
Ash Nehru, Software Director at United Visual Artists, will give a presentation and will participate in the Round Table of Bilbao Interaktive, the seminar dedicated to the design of interactive installations in public spaces that will take place at Technarte 2010.
United Visual Artists are a British-based collective whose current practice spans permanent architectural installation, live performance and responsive installation. Research and development is a core part of their process - enabling them to constantly explore new fields, as well as re-examining more established ones.
They aim to work on a diverse and expanding range of projects, drawn from the commercial and non-commercial arenas, and to collaborate with a wide range of artists and companies.
Register in Technarte and discover the innovative vision between art and interactive architecture that offers Ash Nehru, from United Visual Artists.
See an example of their work in this video made by United Visual Artists as an special one-off live collaboration with The Chemical Brothers in Trafalgar Square.
Els I.R.L. Vermang, in Technarte
Posted by: admin in Presentations, Speakers on February 3rd, 2010
Els I.R.L. Vermang will participate in Bilbao Interaktive, the seminar dedicated to the design of interactive installations in public spaces integrated into Technarte 2010. Els I.R.L. Vermang is one of the youngest members of the international scene of electronic art. Since 2003, she is part of LAB [au], Laboratory for Architecture and Urbanism, where the four members create interactive artworks, audiovisual performances and scenographies, for which it develops its own software and interfaces. Lab [au] is also coordinating the first Belgian gallery of electronic art, ‘MediaRuimte’.
Lab [au] works to find the relationship between Art, Space and Technology through transdisciplinary and collaborative approach based on different artistic, scientific and theoretic methods, examining the transformation of architecture and spatio-temporal structures in accordance to the technological progress within a practice entitled ‘MetaDeSIGN’.
In Technarte you will have the opportunity to learn more about the work developed by Els IRL Vermang in Lab [au]. Register today and do not miss it!
Señora da Graça, an unique virtual ecosystem
Posted by: admin in Presentations, Speakers on January 28th, 2010
Rui Filipe Antunes will present “Señora da Graça” at Technarte 2010, a proyect in which he explores the Virtual World as representational artefacts while simultaneously instrumentalizing Ecology and Biology for aesthetic purposes.
In this project, Rui Filipe Antunes, who had the collaboration of Prof. Frederic Fol Leymarie at Goldsmiths, University of London , applied 3D textures in the skins of the virtual creatures and landscapes, to 20 year old pictures of the Portuguese valley of Señora da Graça, which was flooded on the year 2000 by the rising waters of a newly constructed dam. Thus, a virtual ecosystem where strange creatures live and grow, was created. Next, you can see a video about this interesting project.
Come to Technarte and go into virtual ecosystems and artificial life with Rui Filipe Antunes.
Transhumanism, virtual ecosystems, mobile tagging and much more
Posted by: admin in Presentations, Speakers, Technarte on January 27th, 2010
Technarte is characterized by having many different presentations with highly interactive topics, as you will see in the programme scheduled for April 16. Discover the artistic-technological panorama that will offer you the transhumanism, the nanoart, augmented reality, mobile tagging and virtual ecosystems, among many others.
Chris Robinson (NanoCenter, University of North Carolina, USA) comes for third consecutive year to Technarte with a presentation entitled The Role of the Artist in Transhumanism. Also emphasizes the presentation of Martha Gabriel (University of Sao Paulo, Brazil), entitled Taggin mobile and mixed realities, which shows the possibilities of mobile devices in the art.
Register today and take the opportunity that gives you Technarte to meet personally experts in art and technology such as Chris Robinson and Martha Gabriel.
Do not forget to visit our website frequently to be updated of all news about the only European conference dedicated to the fusion between art and technology.
Technarte presents Bilbao Interaktive
Posted by: admin in Presentations, Speakers, Technarte on January 19th, 2010
The architecture and the revitalization of urban spaces take particularly importance in Technarte 2010 with Bilbao Interaktive, a seminar dedicated to the design of interactive installations in public spaces, integrated into the Programme of the Conference.
Seven international artists and architects with extensive experience in interactive installations like Cameron McNall (Electroland, USA), Els Vermnag (Lab-au, Bélgica), or Jürgen Scheible (Finland), among others, will present the six papers that make up the seminar and will participate in a two hours round table to explain their experiences and discuss about the artistic and technical issues arising in these artistic and architectural fields.

This seminar is aimed at professionals in architecture and urbanism and also at artists and professionals of visual arts. Register today and discover a new fusion between art, technology and urbanism: the creativity on interactive installations in public spaces.


