Submitted by AliaK on Sat, 19/07/2003 - 01:09
For years people have been talking about the paperless office and reading about the latest developments in technology it seems the day could be getting closer. Electronic Paper is one option to replace paper and help save the environment - imagine reading the newspaper on a film-like page which can be automatically updadted as you read as if you were reading a webpage. Love your tech-toys? Then google the news sites (or check the article linked above) for "electronic paper". Kurzweil AI website is a great place to start to keep up to date with the latest nano-tech and new scientific/technology developments.
Submitted by AliaK on Sat, 19/07/2003 - 00:11
THE ZOO GIG GUIDE: Tue 22.07.03 - Sun 27.07.03
Valley Fiesta bands including TONJIP, THE PERILS, THE MINORS, BROWN BEAR; ELEPAHANT MOJO, NATIONAL PORNOGRAPHIC, SIX IN A BOX; RHTHYM ACE SHOWCASE with INTERCOOLER, LOVEJOY, FATAL 4, THE TURNAROUNDS; EXTENDED REMIX - THE ALL DAY DUB DAY; PAUL GRABOWSKY TRIO, PALIMPSESTE + more great bands in August
Submitted by AliaK on Tue, 15/07/2003 - 22:47
What exactly is urban art these days? And does it have the power to make a difference in these modern times? Explore cleansurface.org and it's related websites and you just might gain a better insight. The streets of Melbourne and other cities around the world are littered with street art if you look closely enough - graffiti to some, social activism to others..
The site has links to the billboard liberation front and it's advertising manifesto which encourages "the masses to use any means possible to commandeer the existing media and to alter it to their own design.". There is a wealth of articles based on culture jamming as well as examples of grafitti activism from 'shutup & shop'.
Submitted by AliaK on Mon, 14/07/2003 - 20:31
In July 2000, a group of fans met and became Cards 4 Sorrow, Brisbane's
Rocky Horror Picture Show floorshow cast...
Cards 4 Sorrow now invite you to celebrate their 3rd anniversary at...
"TAKE A VIRGIN TO ROCKY" DAY
A special screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Friday 18th July 9.30pm
Schonell Cinema, University Of QLD
Adults - $9.90
Conc - $6.50
For ticket details visit www.schonell.uq.edu.au
Submitted by AliaK on Mon, 14/07/2003 - 13:08
A new monthly night of psychedelic funkyness, exploring tripped out sounds for your mind and moneymaker. Sat 26 July. Dj
Submitted by AliaK on Sun, 13/07/2003 - 23:30
HOWLfest is a festival of women's creativity happening in the lovely coastal city of Newcastle, NSW 28 Jan - 1 Feb 2004. HOWLfest aims to promote women who perform original work, independent artists, women who have not had the opportunity to perform or exhibit their work before, as well as established artists in all forms of creative expression - music, film, art, theatre, spoken word etc.
Submitted by AliaK on Sun, 13/07/2003 - 23:23
Kid Kay Ferris
NEW ALBUM - "COLOUR ME BADD"
The brand new album from Kid Kay Ferris is finally here! Colour Me Badd is eleven tracks of unashamedly synthetic retro-inspired music, from dancefloor treats and computer beats to underground bleeps and songs for lovesick geeks. Guaranteed to put a smile on your dial, Colour Me Badd is a full-length musical rampage through electro, techno, breaks, drum n bass, spaced-out 80s ambience and crunchy computer clashing cacophony.
Submitted by AliaK on Sun, 13/07/2003 - 23:19
Band listings from Brisbane's live music venue
Submitted by AliaK on Sun, 13/07/2003 - 22:03
Public Forum: St Kilda Town Hall, 29th July 2003
Fear of losing another music venue to the pressures of residential development - this time the flagship venue of live music in Australia, The Espy - has the music industry calling for those who value live music, to show their support at a public forum on 29 July at the St Kilda Town Hall.
Submitted by AliaK on Sun, 13/07/2003 - 14:16
A jazz concert to raise funds for asylum seekers in Australia. Does it get any better than this? Vince Jones, The catholics, and Jackie Orszaczky. Three great acts donate their talent for a great cause at Sydney's top live music venue, The Basement, on Sunday 20 July. All funds raised will go direct to help asylum seekers in Australia who are escaping religious or political persecution.
Submitted by AliaK on Sun, 13/07/2003 - 14:14
this week
TONIGHT Sunday, July 13 // MEMORY LAPSE the Loop Orchestra
Submitted by AliaK on Sun, 13/07/2003 - 14:04
Submitted by AliaK on Sun, 13/07/2003 - 13:22
Deluxe Prize Package and Showcases Slated For Festival's Third Edition
LOS ANGELES
(July 11, 2003) _ The 2004 DIY Music Festival is now
accepting entries for its annual awards ceremony and showcase, which teams top independent talent with nationally-recognized acts as part of the 2004 DIY Convention in Los Angeles.
Submitted by AliaK on Sun, 13/07/2003 - 13:20
> The series of symposia known as the International Symposium on
> Electronic Art was initiated in 1988 to create and maintain an
> international network of organizations and individuals active in the
> field of electronic arts. In 1990 this network took shape as an
> association, founded in The Netherlands, called the Inter-Society for
> the Electronic Arts (ISEA).
>
> ISEA was established to oversee the continuance of the symposia and each
Submitted by AliaK on Sun, 13/07/2003 - 13:09
[ Australia's break dancing finals are being held Sat August 9th @ State Sport Centre, Sydney Olympic Park with judges Thomas Hergenroether, founder of international BOTY comp, along with B-Boy Crumbs (Style Elements Crew / Tribal Clique/USA), Katsu & Takashi from Japan. Promising to be a sell-out event (so get your tix early), this is your chance to see Australia's best breakers in action as they vy for the honour of performing at the world finals later this year. ]
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