Tuesday 3 April
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This is
Serbia Calling, by Matthew Collin |
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Book launch with Matthew Collin, Drazen Pantic of
B92 and Gordan Paunovic,
B92 DJ |
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Presentation and discussion, followed by party |
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6:30 - 11:00 pm |
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The
Foundry, 84-86 Great Eastern Street, London EC2 |
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For further details contact:
Anna Vallois,
tel 0207 354 1949 |
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Wednesday 4 April
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No ghost, Just a shell,
by Philippe Parreno and Pierre Huyghe |
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Private view for CODE participants |
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8 - 9 pm |
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Institute of Visual Culture, Cambridge |
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The Smell of
Money, by Matt Rogalsky |
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Site-specific installation: a meditation on money rendered
in graphics and sound |
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6 pm onwards |
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The Judge Institute of Management Studies, Cambridge |
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Wednesday 4 - Saturday 7 April |
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Facilitated by Cambridge Darkroom Gallery / Institute
of Visual Culture, Cambridge |
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Thursday 5 April
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Perceiving the Invisible, by Catherine Watling |
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An exploration of how, via technology, elements of
the universe that were previously invisible to the
human eye are revealed. |
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9 am onwards |
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The West Gallery (adjacent to Fitzpatrick Hall,
Queens' College) |
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Thursday 5 - Saturday 7 April |
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Admission restricted to CODE participants |
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Friday 6 April
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Music
and Art Works, by Jonathan Impett and
Ernest Edmonds |
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Performances, followed by party |
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7:30 - 10:30 pm |
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Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge |
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For further details contact:
Lizzie Muller,
tel 01223 352124 |
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Presented by Kettle’s Yard and the
Digital
Arts Network |
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Saturday 7 April
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RADICAL
workshop/demonstration |
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10 am - 6 pm |
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ADC
Theatre, Cambridge
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For further details contact:
Lizbeth Goodman |
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Sunday 8 April
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Those Marvellous Men and their Machination
Machines |
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Seminar about Text, Code and Language |
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2:30 - 5:30 pm
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Tate Modern, London |
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Programmed by Mute
Magazine |
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Related
papers |
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Wednesday 11 April
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Music Copyright and the Net,
Cybersalon |
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The legal, technical and aesthetic issues raised by the
crisis of music copyright in the age of the Net |
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1 pm onwards |
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ICA, London |
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Programmed by Richard Barbrook |
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For further details contact:
Niki |
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Cybersalon funded by: Sun Microsystems,
Hypermedia Centre at University of Westminster,
ESRC and New Media Knowledge and ICA |
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Friday 20 April
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Out of Control?
MP3 and the popular music industry |
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One day conference on music, copyright and intellectual
property |
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9:30 am - 4:30 pm |
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University College Worcester |
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For further details contact:
Lee Marshall |
