MEDIA DIGITAL ART AND CULTURE IN FLANDERS BELGIUM - BAM

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N E T W E R K A Houtkaai z/n 9 300 Aalst T +32 (0)53 709 773 E info@netwerk-art.be W netwerk-art.be Netwerk / center for contemporary art aims to make the latest developments in the art world visible and accessible to the widest possible audience. The center is developing a practise focusing on the visual arts, contextualized and placed in a national and international context. Netwerk is located in Aalst, a town with 80,000 residents, which is located within a cluster of large and medium-sized cities. The region benefits from a high concentration of thriving art scenes and a constant influx of artistic talent. The center delivers a solid program of exhibitions, lectures, workshops, screenings, concerts and residencies. Collaborations with international curators and organizations provide a sustainable development of Netwerk’s practice in Europe and beyond. Through this method of working Netwerk has become part of a web of artists and ideas. The center has a spacious, renovated industrial building with a flexible infrastructure: an ideal environment for artists to experiment and perfect for visitors to experience and contemplate art. Netwerk © Netwerk/centrum voor hedendaagse kunst • A R T C E N T R E • E X H I B I T I O N S P A C E • R E S I D E N C Y 1 0 7
O K N O A Koolmijnenkaai 30/34, 1 080 Brussel T +32 (0)2 410 99 40 M +32 (0)475 511 895 E steklo@okno.be W http://okno.be O K N O Okno is a an artist-run organisation that supports media artists. It is a physical and online meeting place for established and young artists that serves as a platform for the development of collaborations and partnerships. Together with Okno’s commitment to use technologies in a new and surprising way, collaboration and the transmission of knowledge are at the core of all projects developed here. The connection between art and science and between analogue and digital media is explored in a continuous way. Okno desires to encourage participation and wants to initiate and facilitate the dialogue with current forms of artistic practice. For this reason, Okno offers a virtual and a physical public forum for reflections about technologically inspired media arts. It also promotes a critical view on the cultural and aesthetic influences of media technologies. With its program of experimental concerts, interactive installations, performances, workshops and lectures Okno offers a platform for artists to present their work in public. Okno presents itself as a junction in an international network for the research and presentation of new media art, working towards the presentation of international projects with national and international partners via online connected collaboration tools such as live streaming and other digital media techniques. A N N E M I E M A E S Annemie Maes has had a fierce interest in film and performing arts since the 1980s. In 1985, she co-founded Pix & Motion, a production house for film specialised in experimental animation film and short movies. In 1997 she was head founder of the artists initiative LookingGlass. In 2004 she was involved in the set up of Okno, and in 2005 in the set-up of so-on. In her personal art projects, Annemie Maes researches how language behaves in a networked environment – linguistically and phonetically as well as visually and physically. In recent work she also takes an interest in those communities which are able to establish durable changes in society due to their structure and exceptional philosophy. This research was collected in the long-term project Politics of Change: a series of documentaries, anthropological films and online database projects in which the connections between grassroots activism, eco-technology and women networks were investigated. This attention for gender-based 1 0 8
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