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WHAT IS LOVE ANYWAY?</font></b>
<p> The Millennial Love Project is launching their
Generation X love Web-community:
<p><b>INNOVATIVE AND INTERACTIVE WEB SITE ALLOWS GEN XERS TO SUSS OUT AND
DISCUSS MODERN LOVE AND LUST</b>
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<blockquote> <b>October 4th 2000</b></blockquote>
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<font color="#A6080D"> <b>
Tales of Slacker Bonding</b></font>
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www.slackerbonding.com </font></b> <font color="#A6040A">__________________________________________________________________________________________________</font>
<br>Tales of Slacker Bonding - www.slackerbonding.com is an online Generation
X relationship Web-zine/Community site aimed at 25-38 year-olds. The innovative
and interactive site targets Web-savvy, music-loving, art-film going hipsters
and neo-geeks, who grew up in an age of divorce and are looking to figure
out how to make love last as they start to get serious about careers, settling
down, and blazing a trail into the unknown.
<p>Slacker Bonding encourages its users to get involved: the site gives
netizens the opportunity to proffer their philosophies on love in the zeroes,
take solace from co-ed relationship advice, dive into diverse pop-culture
and Gen X-love articles, and give their own reviews of hot music, films
and books. Want more? There's an online love survey to take part in, real-life
slacker confessions to sneak a peek at, and provocative video shows to
keep an eye on.
<p>The next three episodes of the cheeky Web-show, X-SPOT, will be shot
on location at the launch party on October 4th, 2000. Stay wired to the
site to check out highlights of the Slacker Bonding party.
<p>Tales of Slacker Bonding's first Web-show on the contentious topic of
monogamy will soon be featured on CBC's new media site, www.120seconds.com
<p>**This interactive site offers users the opportunity to express their
opinions and values online. Have something to say? Users can send
their artwork, animation, comics, photography and video. Those interested
in contributing an energetic and intriguing project, contact us at submissions@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Tales of Slacker Bonding - www.slackerbonding.com</b></font>
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<br>To contact us, email:
<br>The Millennial Love Project: Tales of Slacker Bonding
<br>Jennifer De Tracey at info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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<center><bold><bigger><bigger>PRESS RELEASE</bigger></bigger>
</bold></center>FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Sept. 26, 2000
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For more information, contact:
Heather Haley/Executive Director
Phone (604) 535-6514, Fax (604) 536-3691
hshaley@xxxxxxxxxxx
www.edgewisecafe.org
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<center><italic><bigger>see or be seen
</bigger></italic><bigger><bold>The Edgewise ElectroLit Centre
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Pacific Cinémathèque
present
The Vancouver Videopoem Festival
</bold></bigger></center><bold>
</bold>On Friday and Saturday, November 3 and 4, 2000, the Edgewise
ElectroLit Centre is hosting the second annual Vancouver Videopoem
Festival at Pacific Cinémathèque, Canada's first and only poetry film
festival. Emceed by <italic>exstatic</italic> oral improv poet,
<bold>Kedrick James</bold>, the festival will present videopoems from
across Canada and around the world. Our international call for
submissions has resulted in a diverse range of work in this fledgling
medium. Videopoetry festivals occur in Chicago, San Francisco (known as
the Cine-Poem Festival) and Roma, Italy.
This event is the first of its kind in Canada and provides a much
needed venue for the presentation of Canadian work in this hybrid
genre, a genre which receives scant attention in our country despite
being a creative field of growing interest for Canadian artists since
the 1970's. The most innovative treatments are explored and presented.
Work from Canada and beyond will give local audiences a survey of the
accomplishments in videopoetry in the past twenty years. The selection
of works is a broad range of mostly Canadian artists, a smaller amount
of international artists to represent the course of the medium's
development; a diversity of poetic styles and video strategies and will
represent a balance of historical material with contemporary and
recently produced material.
The goal of the second annual Vancouver Videopoem Festival is to
cultivate works, discussion and an audience for this burgeoning art
form that integrates poetry and video-like visuals, be they produced by
a camera or through computer programming. The EEC aims to develop a
forum for defining, legitimizing and nuturing work in this hybrid genre
(also known as poetry-film or cine-poetry) and the artists who produce
it in Canada. The festival components will include a Poetry and Video
Workshop on Thursday, Nov.2 at Video In with Jill Battson and Kurt
Heintz, two nights of screenings, a panel discussion and an awards gala
recognizing the achievements in this genre in various production and
creation capacities. To speak at the festival on the origins of the
genre, its forms, and on the artistic and cultural context in which it
can flourish, are <bold>Alma Lee</bold>, Artistic Director of the
Vancouver International Writers Festival, renowned poet and author,
<bold>Micheal Turner</bold>, award-winning poetry film producers and
media artists, <bold>Jill Battson</bold> of Toronto, ON and <bold>Kurt
Heintz</bold> of Chicago, Il, and British-born Director of the
Cine-Poem Festival, <bold>Ian Moore.</bold> Kicking off the screenings
will be dynamic performance poetry by <bold>Hilary Peach </bold>on
Friday, and <bold>Adeena Karasick </bold>on Saturday. One of Montreal's
core poet/performers,<italic> Exploding Head Man</italic>, <bold>Ian
Ferrier,</bold> will be featured at the Awards Gala on Saturday night.
<italic>What is a videopoem?
A wedding of word and image.
</italic>The Edgewise ElectroLit Centre is a nonprofit society whose
mandate is to make poetry and new media accessible to all members of
society through educational programs and electronic forums. We employ
communications technology to widen the audience of Canadian poetry and
give poets, multi media artists and youth the opportunity to use,
learn, and create with technology. Our electronic magazine, the
Edgewise Cafe, can be viewed and heard at <<www.edgewisecafe.org>.
Poets featured with audio include , Wayde Compton, bill bissett,
Sheri-D Wilson, Hilary Peach, Alexandra Oliver, Miranda Pearson and
Judy MacInnes Jr. <bold>Videopoems can be viewed in the
<italic>Multimedia</italic> section.
</bold>Funding for The Edgewise ElectroLit Centre's Vancouver Videopoem
Festival has been received from the Canada Council for the Arts.
Heather Haley-Executive Director
Edgewise ElectroLit Centre
The EEC is a non-profit organization
that makes poetry and new media
accessible to all members of society
through a variety of
and electronic forums
and educational programs.
<<www.edgewisecafe.org>
PH (604) 535-6514
FAX (604) 536-3691
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