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Interspace is a New Media Art Centre, based in Sofia, Bulgaria. InterSpace was founded in 1998 as a non-profit association of professional artists, informatics engineers, do-it-yourself media makers.
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Opening the Closed Shops
Opening the Closed Shops is a three-year project started in 2007 by five art centers – Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart, Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle, Warsaw, Jozsef Attila Circle, Budapest, InterSpace Media Art Centre, Sofia and Kuda.org, Novi Sad. Its main aim is to counteract the imbalance of artistic exchange through residencies between Eastern and Western European countries. Through artistic excellence and interdisciplinary cooperation, apart from artists' residencies, the project brings genuine attention to and develops an ongoing dialog, resulting in concrete public projects such as exhibitions, publications, workshops, concerts, and performances. Organized in context of the different national art scenes, the project gives a very modest tribute to the enlargement and openness of the contemporary art world in Europe.
Duration: 2007 - 2009
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TOSMI 2008 - Trainings on Open Source Multimedia Instruments
TOSMI 2008 Programme has three modules:
General Blender Techniques, Tips and Tricks;
Media content for the web, Streaming techniques, e-Marketing; and Advanced Blender Techniques, External rendering engines, Python scripting.
Dates of the trainings:
1st Module in Thessaloniki, Greece – 25-30 May;
2nd Module in Sofia, Bulgaria – 2-7 June;
3 Module in Sofia, Bulgaria - 9-14 June;
Deadline for applications: 10 April 2008.
Duration: January - December 2008
http://tosmi.org
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Transitland EUROPA
A collaborative project between InterSpace in Bulgaria, Videoaktiv in Germany and D Media in Romania that seeks to create a video archive of transition from the inside, from the fall of the Berlin wall to the most recent changes after the last round of EU accessions. The archive will serve as a visual timeline that reflects what the dominant issues of transition have been during particular moments of history and how the discourses and realities have changed over time. Supported by Culture 2007-2013 programme of the EU
Duration: November 2007 - May 2009
http://transitland.eu
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EMARE
A two years project of the newly established European Media Art Network, which will host 16 European Media Artists in Residence Exchanges within 2008 and 2009 and organise a final exhibition in 2009 in Halle (Saale) additional to individual presentations. Project partners: Werkleitz Center for Media Arts in Halle (DE), Impakt Festival, Utrecht (NL), InterSpace Association, Sofia (BG) and VIVID, Birmingham (UK). Supported by Culture 2007-2013 programme of the EU
Duration: November 2007 - November 2009
http://www.werkleitz.de/emare
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2008-03-17 18:07
From 20 March to 20 April in Sofia will be shown Coffee with Sugar - Episode 4 Korea, which will take place in two cafe: The Tea House (Benkovski 11) and the Apartment (Neofit Rilski 68). Sofia is the first stop of the European tour of the Korean program in this international exchange screening project. Read more
2008-01-16 16:30
Transitland EUROPA invites artists, filmmakers, documentarists, and activists from the 10 new EU member-states to submit proposals for producing new videos that creatively interpret the phenomenon of “transition.” A jury will select 10 proposals, each receiving an award of 3000 euro for production, including expenses and fee. Deadline: 15 March 2008. Read more
2007-11-01 16:50
Each Tuesday during November Joanne Richardson - the current resident of AiR Space - the InterSpace Artist in Residence programme - will give talks, screenings and presentations on topics such as video-activism, counter-documentary, precarity, and copyleft. Read more
2007-10-13 13:34
Launch of the European Media Art Network in England, Germany, Bulgaria and the Netherlands with grants for European artists for a two month residency. Application deadline: 7 January, 2008. Read more
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