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"Novi(media)grad
/ Citta(media)nova"
City Permutations
"per(mutations)" Symposium, Part IV
Infinite
Games
31. August
- 3. September 2009
ORGANIZATION
/ CURATORS
Heiko
Daxl / Ingeborg Fülepp Media
in Motion (HR/D) Niksa
Gligo, University
of Zagreb, Music Academy (HR), Jerica
Ziherl, MMSU
Rijeka (HR)
Djanino
Bozic and Ketrin Milicevic-Miosek,
Museum
Lapidariun and Gallery
RIGO Novigrad / Cittanova; (HR)
ASSISTANCE:
Ivan Blaskovic, Sabina Oroshi
PARTICIPANTS:
Susanne Altmann (D),Simon
Bogojevic-Narath (HR), Byzantine
Cadillac (Cameron
Bobro, Luka
Dekleva, Peter
Tomas Dobrila) (SI), Djanino Bozic
(HR), Luka Brajovic (HR/E), Tomislav
Brajnovic (HR) Tanja Dabo (HR),
Heiko Daxl (D), Ingeborg
Fülepp (HR/D), Kalle Hamm
(F), Ida Hirsenfelder (SI), Miha
Horvat-Sonda (SI), Susanne Kienbaum
(D), Dalibor Martinis,
Ksenija
Orelj (HR), Katja Praznik (SI),
Nika Radic (HR/D), Ivica
Seremet (HR), Goran Tomcic (HR/USA),
Branka Uzur (AU/HR)
Special
Guests: Seadeta Midzic; Spetial
visitor Päivi Hernesniemi
X-OP
Partners:
Kibla (SI):
Cameron Bobro, Luka Dekleva, Petar Tomas Dobrila, Aleksandra Kostic
Taidekoulu
MAA (FI): Kalle Hamm, Minna Henriksson, Tero Nauha
Media in
Motion (DE): Heiko Daxl, Ingeborg Fülepp
Apartment
Project (TR): Selda Asal, Serra Ozhan
Egon
March Institute (SI): Marko Kosnik
Instituto
Politecnico de Tomar (PT): Gonçalo Leite Velho
Transforming
Freedom (AT): Volker Eckl, Leo Findeisen
Muzej-Museo
Lapidarium (HR): Djanino Bozic, Jerica Ziherl
CIANT (CZ): Svetlana
Bogomolova, Pavel Sedlak
MOKS (EE); Evelyn Müürsepp,
John Grzinich
PROGRAM
Opening
and closing Media-Scape I City Officials
I Performances
Photomovie
I Video Documentations
"Infinite games do not have a knowable beginning
or ending. They are played with the goal of continuing play. An
infinite game continues play, for sake of play. If the game is approaching
resolution because of the rules of play, the rules must be changed
to allow continued play. The rules exist to ensure the game is infinite.
Examples could be the life of a culture and its participants, the
act of artistic creation, participation in activities such as Renaissance
Fairs or other non-goal-directed play, role-playing games in which
playing rather than winning is the motivation. Ultimately, life
itself is the fullest realization of the infinite game. Beginning
to participate in an infinite game may be involuntary, in that it
doesn't require conscious thought. Continuing participation in the
current round of game-play is voluntary. "It is an invariable
principle of all play, finite and infinite, that whoever plays,
plays freely" (Wikipedia)
Supported by: Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia, Region
of Istria-office for education, culture and sport City of Novigrad
Media Scape Novigrad is part of the collaborative project X-OP:
eXchange of art Operators and Producers. Project is partly funded
by the European Commission, DG Education and Culture, Culture Programme
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