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This week: at the VDC

Every Wednesday at 2pm, come check out C.CRED presents...

...a series of informal talks taking place across the virtual space that is the Internet using Skype video-conferencing technologies that allow us to link spaces in Malmo, Sweden, where the artist group C.CRED is currently based, and Franklin's VDC Copy Center in Columbus, Ohio (USA).

In Malmo, C.CRED has invited one or more friend(s) to come and have some food and drinks with them each Wednesday evening at 7pm Swedish time/1 pm in Ohio and present something: a project, a text, an idea, anything. The presentations will be streamed live to Franklin's VDC Copy Center in Columbus, Ohio.

WEDNESDAY, March 12th
C.CRED presents...
2:00 pm

Ola Stahl talks about his recent  reworking of a small section of piano music by French composer Pierre Boulez.
The presentation is followed by a performance of the audio piece by Ola Stahl and Carl Lindh.


Every Thursday, come see Sam Gould...

Presenting talks from Portland Oregon, Sam will also use live video-conference technology to hang out with us at the VDC!

THURSDAY, March 13th
Jason Wilson
2:00 pm

Jason Wilson; recovering know it all and aspiring senior citizen,
invites you to a discussion on religious experimentalism.
What would an atheist monastery consist of?
What kinds of sacrifices are really right for the new pantheon?
What kind of influence do we have over the balance of order and chaos
in the world?
Is Las Vegas perhaps a holy city?
If you could invent your own faith from scratch what would it look,
smell, sound, or taste like?

Help determine the fate of the Center for Religious Experimentalism.

Jason Wilson is a founder of the experimental SkatePunk Art & Housing Space Martial Art,
the founder of the group 0009, and the co-founder of the social mapping network, along with
 Di-ann Eisnor, Platial (www.platial.com)


THURSDAY, March 13th
Film/Video Installation
Karl Baumann and Pelham Johnston
Additional Video by Stacie Sells
Additional 2D Work: TBA

3:30-5:30ish pm
A combination of old and new technology, focusing on the
difference between film and video, or space and time.
The major two video pieces are Newclear (2007) and The Children
of Rupert Murdoch and Ted Turner (2008).  Newclear emphasizes
the sensory elements of mediated reality, while ChildTNTFOX
analyzes the narrativization of politics and the disjunction between
the developing world and the virtual world.
The multiple film projectors then complement and recontextualize
the videos through their material and indexical elements as a
reference to the perceptions of the past. (Cameo appearance by
Orson Welles)


FRIDAY, March 14th, film showing:  The Devil and Daniel Johnston
9:30 pm
(rescheduled for this week due to snow) Sarah Weinstock would like to invite ya'll to come and watch this documentary. 

danieljohnston.jpg

"Daniel Johnston is a manic-depressive genius singer/songwriter/artist, revealed in this portrait of madness, creativity and love.

The Devil and Daniel Johnston is a stunning portrait of a musical and artistic genius who nearly slipped away."  -description from the website: http://www.sonyclassics.com/devilanddaniel/aboutthefilm.html

There is also an opening you should check out before-hand at the Fort Hayes Shot Tower that showcases ohio photographers: (also rescheduled for this week!)

ROY G BIV Gallery presents ImageOHIO 8, a showcase of contemporary Ohio photographers, at the Fort Hayes Shot Tower Gallery from March 10, 2008 to April 18, 2008.  ImageOHIO 8 was juried by Lori Nix (lorinix.net)

The Fort Hayes Shot Tower Gallery is located on the campus of Fort Hayes Metropolitan Education Center at 546 Jack Gibbs Blvd., Columbus, Ohio 43215.





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