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CIANT has been active since 1998 at the international level in the field of culture, education and research related to new technologies.
CIANT is an independent non-profit organisation that initiates and supports partnerships with individuals as well as institutions having a background intersecting art, science and technology.
CIANT operates an art laboratory focused on the innovative experiments with and development of interactive media. We produce and co-produce artistic projects, co-ordinate residencies for artists and participate in the promotion of new media art and culture - we organise festivals, workshops and conferences.
CIANT stimulates networking and participation in public debates while promoting interdisciplinary approach in the field of artistic and research creativity as well as technological innovation.
In the last couple of years we realized several international projects supported by the European Union, within programmes such as Information Society Technologies, CULTURE 2000 or MEDIA.
--> Location: Cologne, Germany.
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The 'Laboratory for Mixed Realities' (LMR) is a science and arts institute recognised by the state of NRW, Germany. Interdisciplinary project teams made up of computer scientists and artists work together in close contact with industry and science partners on research and development projects, innovative productions and artistic media experiments. The LMR brings together the research and development aspects of computer science with artistic practices to develop both new media technologies and unusual artistic productions. As both of these worlds are characterised by completely different thought processes, work techniques, strengths and requirements, close interdisciplinary collaboration is essential to maximise the potential of both domains to find the most innovative solutions.
With regard to mixed realities, such collaboration is vital, not only to enable the fusion of the virtual and real worlds, but also to develop new technologies that break new ground and set the standards for innovation.
--> Location: Aix en Provence, France.
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Association was created in 2003, to support artistic creation, cultural exchanges and to collaborate with structures and foreign artists, institutions, cultural populations and actors.
We want to support integration of artistic activities in an economical way, and to organize the promotion of artists and cultural events.
Since 2003 we develop partnerships with institutions like, the higher school of art of Aix-en-Provence, the numerical Villette in Paris, the international center formany others by developing projects such as the experimental luna park Eniarof, Gamerz and Camping exhibition, and others Exanging project with foreign artists. arts and new technologies in Prague and many others by developing projects such as the experimental luna park Eniarof, Gamerz and Camping exhibition, and others Exanging project with foreign artists.
--> Location: Ljubljana, Slovenia.
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Zavod Projekt Atol is a non-profit organistion, founded in 1992 and officialy registered in 1994 under slovenian law. The activities range from art production to scientific research and technology prototype development and production.
The technological arm of Projekt Atol, called PACT Systems (Projekt Atol Communication Technologies) was founded in 1995, the flight operations branch, Projekt Atol Flight Operations was founded in 1999.
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a-m-b-e-r is an Istanbul based initiative that aims to explore artistic forms of expression at the conjunction of the body and the digital process.
It was founded in 2007 as an association by a team of researchers and artists from disciplines such as dance, performance, design, social sciences and engineering.
The founders of amber came together in order to create a local discussion and production platform in a Globalized World itself transformed by new technologies.
a-m-b-e-r defines its area of interest through the wording of its subtitle. Body-process arts points to artistic forms that incorporate and exploit the interaction of human bodies and technological processes.
a-m-b-e-r's objective is to establish a permanent center in Istanbul, which would focus on research, production and education in the field of body-process arts. Simultaneously, a-m-b-e_r seeks to create an international network of artists, researchers and technicians with whom it would continue to work and cooperate. It thus aims to participate in universal art from its local and regional perspective.
--> Location: Bratislava, Slovakia.
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A4 - zero space is a multifunctional non-commercial centre for contemporary culture in the centre of Bratislava (12 SNP square) which is oriented towards creation, presentation and education in present-day forms of theatre, dance, music and film, contemporary visual culture and new media art. Project A4 - zero space is the result of the efforts of several civic cultural organizations throughout the past several years to create a centre for the support and presentation of contemporary artistic expressions in the performing arts and new media, supporting dynamic and innovative artistic productions.
Under one roof it gathers together already existing activities aimed at similar target groups but at the same time it enlarges and transforms them into an effective working open multimedia space, which meets the needs of the inhabitants of the capital of Slovakia. The work of the cultural centre is carried out by A4 - association for contemporary culture which joins together four civic associations: The Contemporary Dance Association, Atrakt Art - association for contemporary art and culture, Burundi Datalab Studio Display Press and The Association for Contemporary Opera.
The project is put into effect in cooperation with NOC and The Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic, with the support of other organizations such as Goethe Institut, Pro Helvetia, Czech Centre and Film Club 901.
A4 functions also as a production and communication centre supporting present-day artistic forms.
* European Commision
http://europa.eu.int/comm/culture/eac/index_en.html Directorate-General for Education and Culture T: + 32 2296 6599, direct + 32 2296 5450 F: + 32 2299 9283 *
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