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Kurt Ralske: "Zero Frames per Second"/Reception
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Welcome to dance-tech.net.!
HOLA!
My name is Marlon Barrios Solano, I am the network creator and producer.

dance-tech.net is conceived as a social on-line destination for artist, theorists, technologist and organizations working on the confluence of embodied performance, science and new media.

Using the most advanced social software platforms and internet rich multimedia applications, dance-tech.net provides its members the possibility of sharing their work, ideas and research, generating opportunities for interdisciplinary and collaborative projects that explore the impact of new technology on the performance of movement and human creativity.

dance-tech.net approaches movement and dance as a relevant cognitive process that always happens within technologically enhanced environments.

We are interested the ways in which movement arts are practiced in coupling with emerging new media technologies and belief systems about bodies, life and humanness.

Open content, collective intelligence and collaboration and are the core values that propel dance-tech.net towards experiments of distributed creativity (as always has been) using the world wide web as the medium for exchange and experimentation on sustainable artistic/research practices.

dance-tech.net mission is to foster an ecological and systemic perspective of creative interaction that is instantiated with:

_a community of practice using social networking technology in this website http://www.dance-tech.net

_video podcasts with interviews and news on relevant artists, technologists, producers, theorists and events. These on line videos hope that they respond to the “pulse” of the field and generate further development. The podcasts live in the video section of dance-tech.net producer and in the dance-tech.net podcasts channel http://dancetechnet.blip.tv/.

_an on-line collaborative video platform (in development supported by Dance Film Association)

_partnerships with similar initiatives and organizations to join and coordinate efforts and maximize impact on distribution of outstanding dance and new media projects.

_organize off-line events such as lectures series, open conferences, workshops and performances.

_consulting and development on the use of on-line media tools for arts organizations

_originate and develop innovative ways of developing communities encouraging experimentation, critical thinking and knowledge aggregation.

_In the Fall 2008, dance-tech.net will co-produce DANCE+TECH, a show that will be distributed by Tendu.tv the first broadband internet TV channel dedicated to dance.

For DANCE+TECH:
Marc Krishner/tenduTV
Kevin Harkins/PregresiveIMG
Marlon Barrios Solano/dance-tech.net

You can contact me here
marlon(at)dance-tech(dot)net

This is my bio:

I am a Venezuelan dance, inter-media artist and digital publisher based in New York City since 1994.
I investigate improvisational digital real-time environments and collaborative platforms; projects include collaborations with musicians, choreographers, dancers, architects, theater artists, community organizations and new media artists. have lectured extensively on improvisation, interactive media and embodiment and performed in South America, Europe and the USA.

Residencies include The Advanced Computing Center for Arts and Design (Ohio State University); Interaktionslabor 2004, Denison University; and STEIM (The Netherlands), ZKM (Germany), Purdue University (USA)The Aesthteic Technologies Lab at Ohio University, Middlebury College and Digital Cultures Lab (UK).

As a dancer in the US, I have performed with choreographers Susan Marshal, Lynn Shapiro, Merian Soto, Dean Moos, Bill Young, and musicians John Zorn, Philip Glass and Eric Friedlander, among others.

I have taught interactive technology for performance at Harvestworks in NYC and for the Masters in New Media and Performance at Long Island University (Brooklyn Campus) among other universities and centers.
I hold an MFA in Dance and Technology (independent track on real-time technology, performance of improvisation and cognition) from The Ohio State University and work as a New Media Specialist for Dance New Amsterdam and Dance Film Association in NYC.

Where are you based?: New York City, USA

Area of interest on performance and new media: Improvisation, cognitive science, interactive multimedia, post-humanism, robotics, bottom-up architectures of composition, performance, science and new media, social networks, web development, biological intelligence, philosophy of mind and embodiment

How did you learn about dance-tech.net?: moi

Enviornments and applications that you use the most for your projects: Isadora, maxmspjitter, Processing, Final Cut ( or any other video editing), Second Life, Le Kitchen (plug and play sensor systems), arduino (DYS sensor systems), web based platforms

How do you train yourself or your performers. How do you approach your embodied practices? what kind of technique do you use?: Yoga, improvisation practices, zazen, portable computing and networking.

Any additional information about your self or your organization:: This is a video from some installation and performance works...

Additional site: http://www.motionplex.org

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CedarLake Opens "The Copier" by Jill Jonhson this week August 20th-23rd

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News From Frieder Weiss: Chunky Move in Edinburgh Festival and More

Edinburgh Tonight we have another show of ‘Mortal Engine’ at the Edinburgh International Festival. Compared with ‘Glow’, my initial collaboration with Australian dance company ‘Chunky Move’ this piece is quite large scale. A heavy set for our six dancers, with pneumatically movi… Continue

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EYEBEAM ALUM JAMES POWDERLY DETAINED IN BEIJING

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Jilian Pena Hit by Auto in NYC

From the New York Post: An accomplished dancer, choreographer and artist was struck and critically injured by an unlicensed driver as she crossed a rain-slicked Brooklyn street yesterday. Jillian D. Peña, 28 - a doctoral candidate in fine arts in London who got her MA at the Art Institute of Chicago - was in critical condition after getting hit at around 11 a.m. at Myrtle and Marcy avenues in Bedford-Stuyvesant. … Peña is a National Merit Scholar who is pursuing a Ph.D. in performance studie… Continue

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Bot Adds are confused!

I was reading this post in the Great Dance Blog about the new installation By Jill Johnson (whom I interviewed this afternoon at Cedar Lake's space) and I noticed the google adds in the page all confused in Doug's blog...or illustrating the post! is a copier, is a copier, is a copier...

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At 12:03pm on August 20th, 2008, Gabriela Baptista said…: And we can definetly talk about a partnership!

At 12:00pm on August 20th, 2008, Gabriela Baptista said…: raft is one of our projects in collaboration with ietm, international perfoming arts network and Obscena magazine, from Portugal.

It´s a platform for discussing contemporary performing arts, four authors from different origins posted provocations users are invited to respond to.

Have you seen it? It would be great to have your contribution.

At 11:27am on August 20th, 2008, Marlon Barrios Solano/producer said…: Great! and I also like your site very much!
Thank you for the feedback!
We can talk about some kind of partnership and co-posting!
be well,
marlon

At 10:38am on August 20th, 2008, Gabriela Baptista said…: Hi Marlon,

this is such a great space!

It was great to get to know dance-tech.net. As you could see, I work for www.idanca.net and I belive we have similar goals, to get people to connect with each other, to discuss and to publish their work.

I look forward to exploring it further, there´s so much interesting stuff.

Gabriela

At 6:37am on August 19th, 2008, Le Mat Vanessa said…: merci pour l invitation!!
cool stuff and interesting.
how did you get in touch with me?do we know eacth other?
until soon,
Vanessa.

At 6:01pm on July 27th, 2008, Marc Kirschner said…: Great new logo for the site!

At 12:54am on July 2nd, 2008, SCAN said…: Hola ! Es un gran sitio que tienes aca! saludos desde Brasil! estoy muy impressionado y feliz con todos los trabajos y experimentaciones contenidos en dance-tech.

At 12:21am on June 14th, 2008, Lorelei said…: dance on film, dance and technology, cognitive science, future studies is yet to be here in Manila,
or I could be wrong...

I hope these fields of study and endeavors would flourish here in the Philippines in this lifetime.

At 12:16am on June 14th, 2008, Lorelei said…: contemporary dance scene in Manila

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dancemap/

At 3:55pm on June 8th, 2008, Ludmila Pimentel said…: hola marlon,

gustaria de divulgar un taller que vamos ofrecer yo y mariana carranza en la ciudad de munich en 1,2,3 agosto
el flyer con las informaciones estah en esta direccion,
el taller se llama interactive Arch bodies o simplismente
i-Arch bodies,
http://www.poiesis.net/i-arch/workshop.html

gracias
Ludmila