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(dis)LOCATIONS - Exhibition and Conference

Exhibition (30 November — 1 December 2001):

The (dis)LOCATIONS exhibition involves the presentation of two new interactive installations, commissioned by CINEMEDIA for the newly built Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Federation Square, Melbourne.

The two works, Place-Urbanity by Jeffrey Shaw and Pentimento by Dennis Del Favero, utilize new interactive systems specifically developed for the iCinema program.

	Place Urbanity- a psycho-ethnographic portrait of Melbourne Jeffrey Shaw
	Pentimento Dennis Del Favero

Curator: Ross Gibson
Cinemedia at Treasury Theatre, Melbourne,

Conference:
Presented by the Centre for Interactive Cinema, UNSW COFA, Cinemedia and ZKM -Centre for Art & Media.

With keynote speakers Lev Manovich at Cinemedia and Peter Weibel at ZKM, Germany in discussion via video conference.

The effects of the rapid uptake and convergence of new media technologies are felt and experienced by populations and individuals at the level of virtual and actual senses of dislocation. Fragmentation of 'community', urbanisation and the collapse of locale, the erosion of the private spaces of the sexual and the familial, all have emerged as themes attributable to the restructuring and divergent flows of new information mediascapes. (dis)LOCATIONS will address the relation of new media technologies to emerging and established aesthetics, media forms and their cultural milieus, over an exciting two day conference.

Conference Program (30 November — 1 December 2001):

	Ross Gibson Introduction
	Lev Manovich Post-Media Aesthetics
	Peter Weibel The Future of Cinema
	Darren Tofts Opaque Melodies that Would Bug Most People: A Short History of Dislocation in Six Tracks
	Jill Bennett Notes on Memory, Narrative and New Media
	Anna Munster Net Affects: Dislocating Shock in Networked Culture
	Charles Green The Art of Friction
	James Donald The World Turned Upside Down

Convened by the Centre for Interactive Cinema at The College of Fine Arts, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, in conjunction with Cinemedia, Melbourne, Australia and ZKM, Centre for Art and Media, Karlsruhe, Germany.



	Place Urbanity



	Pentimento