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5uper.net /ˈsupər nɛt/ is the name (and in the same time web url) of the international artist network focussing on artistic research and the insemination of the topics and aims of new media arts. The name "5uper" (used as "super") is not a typographical error, but is integral to the visual identity of the group - the "5" is used as a logotype and icon[1].
Founded in 2003[2], the group organized over 70 Exhibitions and Projects[3], among them the Coded Cultures Festival in 2004 (Austria), 2009 (Austria, Tokyo & Yokohama/ Japan[4]) and again 2011 in Vienna, Austria[5][6].
The Group worked in collaboration with other international media art festivals, such as the transmediale[7][8], ISEA[9], the Japan Media Arts Festival (JMAF), among lots of cooperations with artists and artist groups (ubermorgen.com, BCL, eSeL, etc.)
History
[edit]- in 2003, the group was founded from students of the University of Applied Arts, Vienna. At the same year they were developing an artist-run gallery space in MuseumsQuartier Vienna.
- in 2004, the group realized the first Coded Cultures Festival in cooperation with artists from slovenia and eastern europe. Coded Cultures 2004 was such a huge success, that the new self-organized funding system NetzNetz emerged from the discussions and discourses led at the festival[10].
- in 2005, the group created an exhibition and presentation space in the Freiraum of the MuseumsQuartier Wien: Cuisine Digitale[11]. There, over 40 exhibitons, performances and presentations took place.
- 2006, the group was working with the austrian television
Publications
[edit]- Russegger, Georg/ Tarasiewicz, Matthias / Wlodkowski, Michal (2011). Coded Cultures: The City as Interface. 5uper.net Vienna. ISBN 978-3-200-02358-1.
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- Georg Russegger, Matthias Tarasiewicz, Michal Wlodkowski, ed. (2011). Coded Cultures. Creative Practices out of Diversity. Vienna, New York: Springer. Edition Angewandte. ISBN 978-3-7091-0457-6.
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- Russegger, Georg/ Tarasiewicz, Matthias / Wlodkowski, Michal (2009). Coded Cultures. Exploring Creative Ermergences. 5uper.net Vienna. ISBN 978-3-200-01532-6.
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References
[edit]- ^ http://files.5uper.net/PDF-folder/5uper-net-info_mazine_english.pdf
- ^ http://5uper.net/page/about
- ^ http://5uper.net/page/archive
- ^ http://jp.codedcultures.net/about/
- ^ http://www.mqw.at/en/program/detail/?event_id=6679
- ^ http://www.ots.at/presseaussendung/OTS_20110721_OTS0009/coded-cultures-city-as-interface-bild
- ^ http://www.transmediale.de/node/17308
- ^ http://www.insecureterritories.net/
- ^ http://www.isea2010ruhr.org/conference/tuesday-24-august-2010-dortmund/p23-coded-cultures-and-japan-media-arts-festival-panel-session
- ^ http://codedcultures.5uper.net/index.php?lang=de&c=program&sub=esel
- ^ http://cuisinedigitale.5uper.net/
External links
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