Diving the frame http://suzonfuks.net Tue, 21 May 2013 09:06:01 +0000 en-US hourly 1 R&D – mobile phones sensors sending data – first time on the Tap! http://suzonfuks.net/2013/05/21/rd-mobile-phones-sensors-sending-data-first-time-on-the-tap/ http://suzonfuks.net/2013/05/21/rd-mobile-phones-sensors-sending-data-first-time-on-the-tap/#comments Tue, 21 May 2013 07:18:42 +0000 Suzon Fuks http://suzonfuks.net/?p=2572

Ian has continue the research on Isadora. Have a look at this performance beginning of May!
Yesterday we had a first – very first – trial on the Tap itself.

Yellow=James Cunningham – Brisbane, Australia
Green= Ian Winters – San Francisco, USA
Blue=Adhari Donora – Riau, Sumatra, Indonesia
Red= Suzon Fuks - Brisbane, Australia

 

]]> http://suzonfuks.net/2013/05/21/rd-mobile-phones-sensors-sending-data-first-time-on-the-tap/feed/ 0 Isadora Workshops 4-6 June 2013 in Brisbane http://suzonfuks.net/2013/05/10/isadora-workshops-4-6-june-2013-in-brisbane/ http://suzonfuks.net/2013/05/10/isadora-workshops-4-6-june-2013-in-brisbane/#comments Fri, 10 May 2013 10:50:25 +0000 Suzon Fuks http://suzonfuks.net/?p=2546 Winters_Before-&-After-2013

 

As we are continuing a R&D with Ian Winters - see previous post,
he will be visiting from San Francisco to present our research at ISEA 2013
and give Isadora workshops.

 

#1. Isadora Intensive
Tuesday 4 June – Thursday 6 June, 9am-1pm, $150/$120 - Ausdance Qld regional artist special offer, avail. on enquiry
a 3-morning workshop intensive in using Isadora & digital media (video, sound, light) for performance and installation.

#2. Introduction to Isadora
Tuesday June 4, 6-8.30pm, $50/$40
a 2.5hr evening basic introduction to Isadora software.

To reserve a place in either workshop, payment in full must be received by Monday May 27.
Booking enquiries: Ann McLean-Ausdance Qld 3852 3655  &  James Cunningham 0407 437 351
Bookings link: http://www.trybooking.com/50274
Venue: SYC Studios, 37 Manilla St, East Brisbane, Queensland, Australia 4169

 

#1 – ISADORA INTENSIVE - Tuesday 4 June – Thursday 6 June, 9am-1pm, $150/$120
- Ausdance bursary for regional artists.P1080234
for artists, performers, choreographers, designers, directors & musicians interested in integrating live/recorded video, light, sound, and motion/sensor driven interaction into their work. Focused on the hands-on use of Isadora as a tool for integrating a wide array of digital media, visuals, sound, and data for live performance, installation and sound-based projects, participants will learn the essential basics of working with video, still imagery, live & recorded sound, & simple interactive controls such as motion, sensor, & sound triggering of events. Given time / interest we may also look at use of the kinect and cell phones as controllers.
 Compositional ideas behind the workshop: While we’ll be focused on technical aspects of working with Isadora, a few questions / thoughts from longer compositional workshops always inflect my teaching: How long is now? What does it mean to listen to a site? What happens when the now of performance is extended through image, sound, light, and repetition/amplification/contrast? What are interventions that alter/disrupt/focus space? What does interaction mean in a sensor-driven world? Where is the body in all of this? What is the lowest tech way to proceed?
Participant background: No specific knowledge of Isadora, video or programming is required. However a working background or practice in performance, visual/media art or sound as well as good basic computer skills is assumed.
Equipment Provided: All students will receive a short-term workshop license of Isadora (courtesy of TroikaTronix). 2 shared projectors, various sensors and a live camera will be available for shared use.
Equipment Required : laptop capable of running Isadora.
Suggested: video camera, and any midi controllers, sensors, microphones, projectors, lights etc. you want to play with.
NOTE: It’s strongly encouraged to review TroikaTronix’s youtube tutorials and work with the demo prior to the workshop.


#2 – INTRODUCTION TO ISADORA - Tuesday June 4, 6-8.30pm, $50/$40Isadora interface
covers the essential basics of working with this very popular and powerful software tool developed by Mark Coniglio as a tool to integrate media, sound and interactivity into live physical performance. This workshop is targeted at artists, dancers, choreographers, directors etc. with no prior knowledge of video or live/interactive design software but with a desire to the basics of how to practically use this tool in your work. Time-limited workshop licenses of Isadora will be provided.

 

ABOUT ISADORA: Created by composer and media-artist, Mark Coniglio, Isadora was initially developed to realize the performances of Troika Ranch, the pioneering media intensive dance company he co-founded. Isadora reflects over 20 years of practical experience with real-time live performance and media interactivity. A robust set of tools inspire the advanced designer to realize cutting-edge ideas. Notable features include the ability to composite numerous layers of video, a host of video effects possibilities, the ability to output to as many as six separate video projectors, and a powerful offering of input and output protocols. The latter (which includes OSC, MIDI, Serial, TCP/IP, and HID/game controller devices) are essential for works that require real-time sensory input or when you need to control an external device.
For more information see the Troikatronix site

 

Ian Winters

ABOUT IAN WINTERS, he is a Bay Area based video/media artist, photographer and occasional performer working at the intersections of performance, architectural form, and time-based media. In addition to individual work he often collaborates with composers, directors, and choreographers to create both staged and open-ended media environments through performance, visual and acoustic media. Winters trained in photography, video/film and performance at SMFA-Boston and Tufts University, and post-graduate training in architecture and live performance.

In addition he teaches workshops in interactive video / sound, and has been a visiting artist / conference presenter in media & performance at many institutions including USF, SF State, MIT, Mass Art, LSU, Amherst, Duke, Sussex & Brunel. Recent awards include being a 2013 ISEA-Sydney presenter (as part of the Waterwheel project), a 2012 Leonardo LAZER presenter, the 2012 LAD prize for video design, 2012-3 Isadora Duncan Award nominations for best visual design, 2013 residencies at Djerassi & Earthdance, and a 2013-2015 NEXMAP collective artist.

Recent collaborators and media projects include projects with Francis Ford Coppola (designing the custom Isadora playback system for his recent film, TWIXT), Robert Moses Kin, ODC Dance, Alice Arts, Pamela Z, Evelyn Ficarra, paige starling sorvillo,/blindsight, Sara Kraft, Mary Armentrout Dance Theater, and others. Recent work screenings, performances and video / media design projects include venues such as London City University, the Port of Oakland, The Luggage Store, Sergei Kuryokhin Modern Art Center, Moscow Conservatory Electro-acoustic Center, I-Park Artist’s Enclave, Journées de l’électroacoustique, Paris, YBCA, ODC, Z-Space/Theater Artaud, The Asian Art Museum SF, The Kitchen, POTO Arts Festival, EMPAC, MIT New Media Center, Mass art, London Cutting Edge Festival, Oxford & Corsham music festivals, Moving Baltic Sea Festival and OPEN Cinema Festival in St. Petersburg, CounterPULSE, CNMAT, Highways, The Parkway Theaters, Hertz Hall at UC Berkeley, LA Freewaves festival, 21 Grand, Dance Mission and more. Ian’s website

 

]]> http://suzonfuks.net/2013/05/10/isadora-workshops-4-6-june-2013-in-brisbane/feed/ 0 R&D on phone sensor generated interactivity http://suzonfuks.net/2013/02/08/randd-phone-sensors-interactivity/ http://suzonfuks.net/2013/02/08/randd-phone-sensors-interactivity/#comments Fri, 08 Feb 2013 03:13:41 +0000 Suzon Fuks http://suzonfuks.net/?p=2521 Ian Winters, James Cunningham and I are in residence at Earthdance in the Berkshires, experimenting and developing a patch using cell phone sensor data (motion & location) to generate online performance.
The movements generated by James with the cell phone send data via the internet in order to draw.

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Ian Winters moving his phone and tweaking the patch

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2 phones sending data – with a different color assigned to each one

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ian has continue the research on Isadora. Have a look at this last performance!

 

]]> http://suzonfuks.net/2013/02/08/randd-phone-sensors-interactivity/feed/ 0 Call for Proposals – Waterwheel World Water Day Symposium http://suzonfuks.net/2013/01/23/call-for-proposals-waterwheel-world-water-day-symposium/ http://suzonfuks.net/2013/01/23/call-for-proposals-waterwheel-world-water-day-symposium/#comments Tue, 22 Jan 2013 21:55:40 +0000 Suzon http://suzonfuks.net/?p=2508

on 22 March 2013

Open to artists, academics, scientists and activists

papers, presentations, performances, workshops and panels
Info http://bit.ly/WWWDS13-INFO
Deadline: 6 Feb

Theme: ‘Water Memories & Tomorrow’s Landscapes’

Selected works will be part of a publication by Sousse University. Co-organised by Sousse University in Tunisia, Griffith University in Australia, Five Colleges in Massachusetts, Reciclarte & IQLab in Argentina. Any question, please email here

 

DOCUMENTATION OF THE SYMPOSIUM IS ON WATERWHEEL BLOG: http://blog.water-wheel.net
There are 9 posts. Each of them represent a Tap, with screen recording, slides, text and media of each presentation or performance.
The symposium was a 24 hour-event with more than 100 artists, scientists and activists from 5 continents presenting their latest works.
NEXT YEAR symposium will be announced earlier with workshops/labs in small groups happening the week 7-15 July to organise it (nodes organisers, curators, PR people, relation with universities, relation with primary schools and youth organisations, etc…)
If interested, please let us know: symposium [at] water-wheel.net

]]> http://suzonfuks.net/2013/01/23/call-for-proposals-waterwheel-world-water-day-symposium/feed/ 0 Excerpts of works made on Waterwheel http://suzonfuks.net/2012/08/31/excerpts-of-works/ http://suzonfuks.net/2012/08/31/excerpts-of-works/#comments Fri, 31 Aug 2012 02:07:05 +0000 Suzon http://suzonfuks.net/?p=2497 WATERWHEEL INSTALLATION PERFORMANCE – December 2011 – work-in-progress showing with an on site audience

SHADOWS XXX – game-performance for SOLSTICE, June 2012

FACE THE FACTS - performance for Waterwheel First Birthday, August 2012 

]]> http://suzonfuks.net/2012/08/31/excerpts-of-works/feed/ 0 Outcome, end and beginnings! http://suzonfuks.net/2012/07/06/end-and-beginnings/ http://suzonfuks.net/2012/07/06/end-and-beginnings/#comments Fri, 06 Jul 2012 01:28:10 +0000 Suzon http://suzonfuks.net/?p=2478 World Water Day symposium was a succes thanks to:
all presenters/performers from around the world; Riccardo Petrella and Ulay who opened the event; Amin Hammami and Prof Hichem Rejeb in Tunisia, who organised the main node at Sousse University; and our energetic team in Brisbane composed of James Cunnigham as go-between, Jeff Turpin aka Prof, our time-keeper (!) and the team of Inkahoots who streamlined the arrival on the Taps just on time for audience to go from tap to tap following the flow of  ideas, thoughts and propositions of the day.
WaterCheers started with Mahesh Vinayakram‘s beautiful voice witnessing the sunrise in Chennai and ended with AWA, a group of Argentinian artists who fell in love with Waterwheel’s possibilities.

Documentation of the presentations here.
Documentation of the performances here
Symposium posters from Tunisian students, researchers available here  (scientific)

My Australia Council for the Arts Fellowship ended in April 2012. If you are interested to read the report, let me know. I can send it to you.
I’ve decided to continue this blog and will keep you in the loop about my upcoming adventures…

Next: I will be Copeland Fellow with a residency at Amherst Five College and Associate Researcher with the Women Studies Research Centre at Mt Holyoke in Massachusetts, from August to mid-December 2012.

]]> http://suzonfuks.net/2012/07/06/end-and-beginnings/feed/ 0 CALL FOR PROPOSALS – SYMPOSIUM 22 March 2012 http://suzonfuks.net/2011/12/14/call-for-proposals-symposium-22-march-2012/ http://suzonfuks.net/2011/12/14/call-for-proposals-symposium-22-march-2012/#comments Wed, 14 Dec 2011 12:04:59 +0000 Suzon http://suzonfuks.net/?p=2471 SYMPOSIUM on ‘WATER ISSUES relating to ENVIRONMENTAL LANDSCAPE SUSTAINABILITY’


to artists, scientists & professionals


22 March 2012,
on International Water Day
held on Waterwheel’s Tap

 

Organised by
Mohamed Amin Hammami & Hichem Rejeb from Horticulture, Landscape & Environment Research Unit of Higher School of Agronomical Sciences of Chott Meriem, IRESA, Sousse University – Tunisia

 

THEMES:
- Water & landscape construction of yesterday. What to do today?
- Water and landscapes across disciplines
- Waters and landscapes: issues of layout development & territorial scales

 

TIMELINE:
- 30 JANUARY 2012: DEADLINE to send performance proposals & abstracts to Amin Hammami & Dr Hichem Rejeb
- 1 March 2012: deadline for completing accepted papers
- 10 –12 March: training on using Waterwheel for the accepted authors
- 12 March: announcement of the symposium program
- 22 March 2012: symposium
- 3 months after the symposium: publication of the proceedings (book & pdf file)


Guidelines for submissions - download here
Submission form - download here
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photo from NASA’s eyes on the Earth blog Ichkeul Lake in northern Tunisia.
Top: November 14, 2001. Bottom: July 29, 2005; the water level is higher, but a large part of the lake appears red due to the presence of aquatic plants. Ichkeul Lake and wetlands are a major stopover point for hundreds of thousands of migrating birds who come to feed and nest. It is the last remaining lake in a chain that once extended across North Africa, and has badly deteriorated as a result of the construction of three dams on rivers supplying it and its marshes, which have cut off almost all inflow of freshwater. The Tunisian government plans to undertake various measures to retain freshwater in the lake on a year-round basis and reduce the salinity of the lake.

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http://suzonfuks.net/?p=2198 photos by Laura Steiner – performer-deviser Anna Yen – rehearsals and last showing of the work in progress developed during a residency at the Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Art in Brisbane, 22 October 2011
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]]> http://suzonfuks.net/2011/10/27/photos-residency-part1-jwcoca/feed/ 0 INVITATION to an installation performance in construction! http://suzonfuks.net/2011/10/14/2194/ http://suzonfuks.net/2011/10/14/2194/#comments Thu, 13 Oct 2011 22:01:55 +0000 Suzon http://suzonfuks.net/?p=2194 You are invited to be part of this adventure – work in progress showings - It is about water: how much do you care about it? how will you share it? We are constructing an installation performance using Waterwheel

WHERE: – online on http://water-wheel.net/taps/dock/110
- on site in Brisbane at the Judith Wright Centre – shopfront (residency)

WHEN: – Thursday 20 & Friday 21 October at 5pm (Brisbane, Australia) – find your time here
- Saturday 22 Oct at 4pm (Brisbane, Australia) - find your time here

we suggest you come at least 15 minutes before, you open your browser, and click or copy & paste this link: http://water-wheel.net/taps/dock/110 – In the right upper corner, there will be a white rectangle – click on ENTER

Brisbane crew: Suzon Fuks (project initiator), Anna Yen (performer), Rozina Suliman (set designer), Nathen Street (interactive system designer), James Cunningham (external eye & go between), Felicity Organ-Moore (light & production), Laura Steiner (AV assistant/documenter), Doug Leonard (dramaturg), and Will Davies (IT)
Online crew: Maartje Belmer (NL) (choreography, project assistant), Kaz L Gibbs (AUS), Hedva Eltanani (UK), Katarina DJ Uroševi? (Serbia), Amin Hammami (Tunisia) (soundscape)

There will be feedback session after each showing. Looking forward to meeting you on the TAP!

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