Transformation Digital Art Symposium 2019 

LIMA is hét platform in Nederland voor digitale kunst waar nieuwe technologieën, wetenschap, digitale cultuur en kunst worden getoond, waar de discipline actief wordt bevraagd en waar wordt gereflecteerd op het veld en de positie ervan in de maatschappij. Wij vertegenwoordigen kunstenaars en ondersteunen hen in de presentatie en ontwikkeling van nieuw werk. Tegelijkertijd koesteren wij het ‘geheugen’ van de Nederlandse mediakunst met onze digital repository en conserveringsdiensten. LIMA is internationaal pionier en expertisecentrum op het gebied van archivering, conservering en distributie voor mediakunst. LIMA onderzoekt en ontwikkelt in samenwerking met musea, kunstenaars, academies en universiteiten, diensten en tools voor makers en afnemers én methoden en gedrag om op een reflectieve en duurzame manier om te gaan met digitale kunst. Onze aanpak is baanbrekend, uniek en verankerd in een groot (inter-)nationaal multidisciplinair netwerk.

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MARCH 22 &amp; 22, 2019 Transformation Digital Art symposium 2019 LIMA Amsterdam
 Transformation Digital Art symposium is designed as an opportunity to share best practices concerning both artist-led and institutional strategies geared towards the future presentation of born-digital and software-based art. Inviting international participants from an array of professional backgrounds, the symposium continues in the tradition of the 2016, 2017 and 2018 editions but continues to push further, questioning what strategies could be developed in order to take artworks of an inherently digital, performative and processual nature into the future. In two days with lectures, workshops and panels LIMA wil share knowledge on this complex topic. Through collaboration with artists, museums, archival professionals, scholars and collections, the symposium responds to the question: What new strategies can we develop in order for born-digital art to become future proof?
The first day of this two-day symposium will be dedicated to lectures, presentations, panel conversations and open discussions within the field of media art preservation. These sessions will challenge historical and museum frameworks by examining an array of questions about the critical aspects of (digital) media, archiving, collecting, education and mediation. Speakers will share best practices, research and case studies concerning both artist-led and institutional strategies directed at the future presentation of born-digital and software based art. The second day will consist of workshops as well as presentations of LIMA projects.
CONTRIBUTORS
We are pleased to announce the first list of contributors to Transformation Digital Art 2019, and are excited to welcome these artists, conservators, researchers and curators to a productive and lively 2-days Symposium in March: Karen Archey (Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam), Martijn van Boven (Artist), Melanie Bühler (Frans Hals Museum), Agathe Jarczyk (Hochschule der Künste Bern), Jennifer Helia DeFelice (Vašulka Kitchen Brno), Anne Marie Duguet (University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne), Tom Ensom (Digital Conservator), Sanneke Huisman (Curator), JODI (Dirk Paesmans and Joan Heemskerk) (Artist), Jan Robert Leegte (Artist), Gabriel Lester (Artist), Adam Lockhart (University of Dundee), Aymeric Mansoux (Artist/Researcher), Rachel Somers Miles (LIMA), Wiel Seuskens (LIMA), Marcel Ras (NDE), Julie Bosschat Thorez (Artist/Researcher), Ernst Van Velzen (Eye Filmmuseum), Marije Verduijn (Centraal Museum Utrecht), Willem van Weelden (Gerrit Rietveld Academie), Mila van der Weide (LIMA), Glenn Wharton (New York University), Emile Zile (Artist).
<A HREF="http://www.li-ma.nl/lima/sites/default/files/Transformation%20Digital%20Art%20Symposium%202019%20official%20programme.pdf" TARGET="_blank" DATA-MSYS-CLICKTRACK="0" REL="nofollow noopener noreferrer">PROGRAMME</A> DAY 1: Thursday, March 21, 10:00 - 17.30 DAY 2: Friday, March 22, 10:00 - 17:30 Workshop 1: Disk Imaging (technical workshop, laptop required) Workshop 2: Conversation on Conservation with Gabriel Lester (artist) and Marije Verduijn (Centraal Museum Utrecht) **For your DAY 2 ticket, you will have a choice between the two options in the tickets section. 
LOCATION The symposium will take place at LIMA in Amsterdam. LIMA, Arie Biemondstraat 111, 1054 PD Amsterdam, Netherlands (map).
TICKETS
Registration for the symposium is mandatory. Tickets are €30,- (incl. VAT) per symposium day, per person, and includes lunch. Student tickets are €20,- (incl. VAT) per symposium day, per person, and includes lunch. Make sure you bring your student ID. 
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** Please note tickets for DAY 1 &amp; DAY 2 must be purchased separately. For your DAY 2 ticket, you will have a choice between the two options in the tickets section. **
Transformation Digital Art Symposium 2019 is supported by Creative Industries Fund NL.

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