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Media Facades Festival Europe 2010
27 August - 2 October 2010

Screenings, installations, workshops and Live Broadcasting Events

Media Facades Festival Europe 2010 (MFF 2010) is an urban media art project that interconnects seven European cities through urban screens and media facades located in public spaces. Artists and media designers will show throughout Europe specially developed art projects, during screenings and Joint Broadcasting Events, opening a global window to create dialogue, share dreams and exchange ideas.

VOIDCHRONICLES: the white box
27 August - 17 September 2010

A project by Nathalie Kerschen

Nathalie Kershen presents a travelling box, completely isolated from the inside and equipped with a broadcasting system to record the void occuring during its journey. After Ottawa, Luxembourg (Casino) and Charleroi (B.P.S.22), the white box is now arriving at iMAL.

MFF 2010: iMAL Media Facade & City Sleep Light
27 August - 3 October 2010

Light installations on iMAL Facade

For the opening of MFF 2010 in Brussels, the building of iMAL will be transformed into a media facade. This DIY LED facade will be inaugurated with "City Sleep Light", a new creation by Antoine Schmitt. Facing the canal , it will be pulsating to the rhythm of Brussels, becoming the night-light of the city.

Upcoming

11/09/2010

MFF 2010: Human Screens
16/09/2010

MFF 2010: Open Dialogue

30/09/2010

MFF 2010: Artvertising Brussels
01/10/2010

MFF 2010: Unstable Empathy
02/10/2010

MFF 2010: Finissage

Past

MFF 2010 & SHARE BRU...
03/09/2010
"Connected Cities" features Joint Broadcasting Events that happen simultanously and interactively across the borders. For the opening...

MFF 2010: European Windo...
28/08/2010
"European Window" presents art projects that support intercultural exchange and connect the local scenes through the media facades of...

Summer Digital Art Works...
13/07/2010 - 13/08/2010
The 6th edition of our Summer Digital Art Workshops proposes 5 great courses from July to August, all based on open source softwares...

Code, Arts & Crafts...
19/06/2010
In the continuation of our Ateliers Numériques d'été, iMAL sets up the Ateliers Code, Arts and Crafts!, every month and all year long...
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Announcements

Call for participation: Artvertising Workshop

Registration until the 20th of September!

During this 3-days workshop, participating artists will have the opportunity to create visual works to replace urban advertisement in the city. They will be able to experiment and analyse real time computer vision techniques developed by Julian Oliver and his team.

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Call for participation: Graffiti Analysis

From August 21st till September 15th!

Record and upload your graffitis on GraffitiAnalysis.com. Selected tags will be shown all over Europe on the urban screens and media facades of the festival. The result will be presented in Brussels on 2nd of October!

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News

DarkMatr at E-Culture Fair (ISEA 2010)

The Art&D project DarkMatr by Tom Heene and his team is presented at the E-Culture Fair during ISEA2010 in Dortmund, August 2010. DarkMatr was supported by 3 residencies (with public presentation) at iMAL in 2009.

Media Facades Festival Europe at Upgrade! Berlin

Marie-Laure will be presenting the Brussels part of the Media Facades Europe 2010 during the Upgrade! Berlin meeting this 22nd of July. More info on Upgrade! Berlin and Media Facades websites.

Chapter 1 - The Discovery: Honorary Mention Ars Electronica 2010
After his nominations for the Transmediale 2010 and the New Media Award of the Liedts-Meesen Foundation, Felix Luque received an Honorary Mention from Ars Electronica in the interactive art category. More on Chapter 1 website.

Salt Lake is nominee for FILE PRIX LUX PRIZE

The installation by Tom Heene and Yacine Sebti is part of the 43 nominees in the interactive art section of the famous brazilian festival FILE (São Paulo). You can support Salt Lake by voting directly on the website of the FILE PRIX LUX.

iMAL Video Archives 2000-2006 on YouTube!

This online archive is the result of a first effort to preserve our media art video documentation from 2000 to 2006 and share it with the largest audience. Thanks to Robin Foguenne, our current internship, wet digged into dozens of DV tapes to compile about 40 clips for a total duration of more than 3 hours in the best quality according to the original medium. On your screen from youtube.com

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