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The Prix Ars Electronica Archive is a collection enabling search and viewing of all the submissions since 1987. The award-winning projects are documented with catalogue texts and audio-visual media. All other submissions can be searched by title/artist and displayed with year, category in list form. Please cite the credits (artwork name, artist and photographer) and only use the materials if your article is related to Ars Electronica.
Labmovel
_Labmovel_ creates temporary and mobile platforms that awaken the interest of the audience to media arts practice as the lab unit travels through outskirt locations lacking institutionalized art environments. During the Labmovel tours, guest artists offer workshops on open access technologies and showcase their works in ways that count with public engagement as a form of creative practice, leading to experimental locative and context-based projects that can be employed on the venues.
The projects are usually available for a not specialized audience, also stimulating open forms of collaboration as the artists work with local audiences.
_Labmovel_ started in 2012 and since then it has travelled to distinctive peripheries of São Paulo and Belo Horizonte, supporting and empowering cultural activities such as the arte.mov Festival (SP), Cidade Eletronika (BH) and Virada Cultural (SP). More than a dozen grassroots workhops have been conducted, involving artists such as Sander Veenhof, VJ Pixel, Radamés Ajna e Thiago Hersan, Mateus Knelsen, Ricardo Palmieri, Cristiano Panetone Rosa, Arthur de Leos, Lea Van Steen and Raquel Kogan, Denise Agassi, Vanessa de Michelis, Paloma Oliveira and other ones currently joining the program.
Links: www.labmovel.net
The projects are usually available for a not specialized audience, also stimulating open forms of collaboration as the artists work with local audiences.
_Labmovel_ started in 2012 and since then it has travelled to distinctive peripheries of São Paulo and Belo Horizonte, supporting and empowering cultural activities such as the arte.mov Festival (SP), Cidade Eletronika (BH) and Virada Cultural (SP). More than a dozen grassroots workhops have been conducted, involving artists such as Sander Veenhof, VJ Pixel, Radamés Ajna e Thiago Hersan, Mateus Knelsen, Ricardo Palmieri, Cristiano Panetone Rosa, Arthur de Leos, Lea Van Steen and Raquel Kogan, Denise Agassi, Vanessa de Michelis, Paloma Oliveira and other ones currently joining the program.
Links: www.labmovel.net
Coordination: Lucas Bambozzi
Artistic direction: Gisela Domschke
Production: Andrea Armentano, Luciana Tognon and Paloma Oliveira
Video and documentation: Lucas Gervilla
Administration: Diphusa Midia Digital e Arte Ltda
Former support: Arte.mov group (Aluizer Malab, Rodrigo Minelli and Lucas Bambozzi), Fundação Telefonica, Nimk NL and Aaaan.Net (Annette Wolfsberger and Annet Dekker - NL)
Current support: Prince Claus Foundation
Artistic direction: Gisela Domschke
Production: Andrea Armentano, Luciana Tognon and Paloma Oliveira
Video and documentation: Lucas Gervilla
Administration: Diphusa Midia Digital e Arte Ltda
Former support: Arte.mov group (Aluizer Malab, Rodrigo Minelli and Lucas Bambozzi), Fundação Telefonica, Nimk NL and Aaaan.Net (Annette Wolfsberger and Annet Dekker - NL)
Current support: Prince Claus Foundation
Labmovel has been initiated by Gisela Domschke and Lucas Bambozzi.
Gisela Domschke (BR) is a media artist and independent curator, working in collaboration with cultural institutions, such as British Council, AHRC, Mondriaan Foundation, Virtuel Platform, Netherlands Media Art Institute, Vivo Arte.mov, FutureEverything and others. She led the media lab of Goldsmiths University in London as well as the media lab of the Museu da Imagem e do Som in São Paulo. She is currently curating IV Mosta de Arte Digital, Instituto Tomie Ohtake, São Paulo. http://giselad.com
Lucas Bambozzi (BR) is a media artist producing installations, videos and interactive projects. His works have been shown in solo and collective shows in more than 40 countries. His recent work addresses issues related to immobility and contradictions on the urban context permeated by different kinds of media. He is one of the initiators of the arte.mov Mobile Media Festival. http://www.lucasbambozzi.net
Gisela Domschke (BR) is a media artist and independent curator, working in collaboration with cultural institutions, such as British Council, AHRC, Mondriaan Foundation, Virtuel Platform, Netherlands Media Art Institute, Vivo Arte.mov, FutureEverything and others. She led the media lab of Goldsmiths University in London as well as the media lab of the Museu da Imagem e do Som in São Paulo. She is currently curating IV Mosta de Arte Digital, Instituto Tomie Ohtake, São Paulo. http://giselad.com
Lucas Bambozzi (BR) is a media artist producing installations, videos and interactive projects. His works have been shown in solo and collective shows in more than 40 countries. His recent work addresses issues related to immobility and contradictions on the urban context permeated by different kinds of media. He is one of the initiators of the arte.mov Mobile Media Festival. http://www.lucasbambozzi.net