Am 24.08.2004 12:55 Uhr schrieb "rasa@xxxxxxx" unter <rasa@xxxxxxx>:

> 
> dear Tamas,
> only if you can send something till thursday, then it is still possible!
> :)

ok, we send material on thursday, what time is the very final deadline?
tamas


> rasa
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> Quoting tamas szakal <tone@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
> 
>> i send you this again:
>> --------------------->
>> 
>> dear rasa,
>> 
>> is it possible to write something for this edition? i know the deadline is
>> over, but with tuomo we had a lot of work with our ferry project, but now we
>> would write few lines and provide some images for the issue.
>> 
>> thanks and all the best,
>> tamas
>> 
>> Am 07.07.2004 10:41 Uhr schrieb "Rasa Smite" unter <rasa@xxxxxxxxxx>:
>> 
>>> 
>>> dear Xchange,
>>> 
>>> next Acoustic Space publication will be special issue of on "Trans-Culture
>>> Mapping" theme
>>> (http://rixc.lv/tcm)
>>> 
>>> one of main subthemes are about "spectrum ecology" - which is not about
>>> wireless spectrum, - any texts related to "mappping radio spectrum" - on
>> sound
>>> art, networked audio, wireless and open soruce streaming, community radio
>>> activities, etc. are welcome!
>>> 
>>> deadline - August 1st
>>> 
>>> rasa
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> CALL FOR PAPERS
>>> 
>>> =====================================
>>> 
>>> The RIXC Centre for New Media Culture seeks manuscripts for its
>>> upcoming Acoustic Space journal, to be published for the 7th
>>> international Art+Communication festival in Riga Latvia, September
>>> 30th- October 3rd. Now in its 5th edition, the print journal, Acoustic
>>> Space is a forum for net-radio and new media artists broadly interested
>>> in the idea of making visible the invisible. This year's journal,
>>> Trans-Culture Mapping, will focus, in the context of European
>>> expansion, on ideas of locality, cartography and the politics of
>>> open-systems.
>>> 
>>> =====================================
>>> 
>>> The ability to visualize a space relates to its domination where
>>> borders are maintained by a legions of state cartographers, enforcing
>>> hierarchical regimes of power from the level of the biological to the
>>> geopolitical.
>>> 
>>> Against the US-led 'coalition of the willing' of which Latvia counts
>>> itself a part --informed, as it is, by the US Strategic Command's
>>> objective of "Full Spectrum Dominance" (that seeks the unilateral total
>>> domination of land, sea, air, cyberspace and outer space)- this
>>> publication is interested in projects that re-appropriate mapping as a
>>> means cultural expression.
>>> 
>>> The publication seeks to offer a space of exchange for grassroots
>>> activists and new media practitioners who are critically exploring
>>> ideas of locality, in response to the continental European (and global)
>>> process of "normalization".
>>> 
>>> =====================================
>>> 
>>> Sub-themes
>>> 
>>> Locative Media
>>> Governments and corporations worldwide are constructing a geo-rectified
>>> real-time digital-double of earth-systems, which, with the advent of
>>> the mobile Internet and the ever increasing ubiquity of
>>> location-sensing technologies, allow for urban space to become
>>> conceived of as a site for digital media and, potentially, emergent
>>> social organization. Yet, beneath the manifold promise of collaborative
>>> cartography, is the harsh reality of 'total information awareness'. Can
>>> locative media escape its own axiomatic system?
>>> 
>>> Spectrum Ecology
>>> Advances in wireless internet technology are changing not only how
>>> people connect to the internet but also how they approach the wireless
>>> spectrum itself. This section seeks to map how ideas of use and
>>> ownership are being analyzed and reconsidered in this environment.
>>> 
>>> Tactical Cartography
>>> Social softwares have become a means of mobilizing people without
>>> having to go to the "Media" to convey a message. Problems, however,
>>> persist in making the leap into more mainstream circuits of power. How
>>> can maps be used both to help legitimize certain "fringe"
>>> Internet-debates and throw light on the nature of multinational
>>> capitalism?
>>> 
>>> Endocolonization
>>> In the context of a "War on Terror", global borders are being mapped
>>> _within_, in a battle for "hearts and minds". While we may celebrate
>>> aspects of European integration, smaller States must also be cautious
>>> of the wholesale adoption of various monoculturing techniques that
>>> threaten their local diversities.  How does "the local" assert itself
>>> while at the same time avoiding becoming reactionary and
>>> fundamentalist.
>>> 
>>> =====================================
>>> 
>>> We encourage you to submit finished documents of various lengths an
>>> forms, so long as they related to one of the sub-themes and display an
>>> internal consistence.
>>> 
>>> Proposals and inquiries regarding submissions should be made to Marc
>>> Tuters <mt@xxxxxxx> and Rasa Smita <rasa@xxxxxxxxx>
>>> 
>>> While we ask for documents in English we actively encourage submissions
>>> from non-Anglophones, especially Eastern Europeans.
>>> 
>>> Please submit documents as RTF's and any images separately in a high
>>> resolution format.
>>> 
>>> Deadline for final submissions: August 1st
>>> 
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