LABMOVEL recebeu o prêmio menção honrosa do Prix Ars Electronica 2013 na categoria “comunidades digitais”. O juri este ano foi composto por Sirikit Amann, Norbert Artner, Tomek Bagiński, Ian Banerjee, Florian Bauböck, Robert Bauernhansl, Bernhard Böhm, Chris Bregler, Benjamin Brockhaus, Ludger Brümmer, Suzanne Buchan, Viktor Delev, Michael Doser, Marlene Eggenreich, Electric Indigo, Emre ErkaI, Maria Falkinger, Ingrid Fischer-Schreiber, Gerhard Funk, Gregor Göttfert, Andrea Grover, Jens Hauser, Sarah Hellwagner, Martin Honzik, Horst Hörtner, Ela Kagel, Jurij Krpan, Michael Kaczorowski, Conny Lee, Hannes Leopoldseder, Michael Lettner, Veronika Liebl, Karl Markovics, Johanna Mathauer, Tom Mesic, Arthur I. Miller, Jeff Mills, Leila Nachawati, Manuela Naveau, Marcus Neustetter, Emiko Ogawa, Karin Ohlenschläger, David O’Reilly, Gustav Pomberger, Johannes Ramsl, Remo Rauscher, Martina Rauschmayr, Genoveva Rückert, Mariano Sardón, Olga Shishko, Miriam Schmeikal, Karl Schmidinger,Christine Schöpf, Anezka Sebek, Christopher Sonnleitner, Bruce Sterling, Michael Sterrer-Ebenführer, Gerfried Stocker, Martin Sturm, Jer Thorp, Maholo Uchida, José Luis de Vicente, Florian Voggeneder, Susi Windischbauer, Lei Yang, Pamela Z. Mais info: http://www.aec.at/prix/gewinner/

Under the thematic Seeking Silicon Valley, the 2012 ZERO1 Biennial proposes that contemporary art practice can re-imagine the idea, the place, and the experience of Silicon Valley.

The exhibition will remain on display at the ZERO1 Garage from September 12 – December 8, 2012, and features the work of 24 artists representing 11 different countires.

The curatorial team includes Jaime Austin (ZERO1’s Curator and Director of Programs) as Lead Curator, and exhibition co-curators Dooeun Choi (South Korea), Gisela Domschke (Brazil), Michelle Kasprzak (Canada/the Netherlands), and Regina Möller (Germany).

Oficina Labmovel: Intervenção e Grafitagem Eletrônica

Nesta oficina serão introduzidas técnicas de intervenção gráfica efêmera, utilizando-se de luz como matéria- prima, em formas de grafitagem eletrônica e digital através de projetores de imagens. Os encontros acontecerão em duas etapas, envolvendo as tardes
e as noites. Na primeira parte, durante a tarde, será demonstrado como baixar, instalar e utilizar estes softwares livres (TagTool, LaserTag e GlowDoodle). Na segunda parte, durante a noite, os participantes poderão experimentar os softwares, criando mensagens e gráficos para intervenção em edifícios localizados nas proximidades das oficinas do Labmovel.

30/06 | Centro Cultural Monte Azul Av. Tomaz de Souza, 552 – Jd. Monte Azul | SP
das 14 as 22h

Um painel onde palestrantes internacionais vão discutir sobre a colaboração entre laboratórios, residências e projetos colaborativos no DEAF.

Nimk opens exhibition on the interactions of extraterrestrial light with the atmosphere and biosphere. Both the messenger and the message, both particle and wave, extraterrestrial light carries information about the entire universe into the eye of the beholder. As it unfolds into all the diverse structures of matter, eventually breathing life into some of them, light shapes its environment, and in turn, the environment reshapes light. Mastering this two-way tuning process can lead to ‘enlightenment’, as exemplified by recent breakthroughs in artificial photosynthesis, a nearly lossless translation of sunlight into bio-solar fuel. Earthbound solar, galactic and interstellar radiation can also be aesthetically harnessed to procure the optimal fuel for the human imagination. The Source reveals extraterrestrial light as an inexhaustible muse as well as a wellspring of clean energy for Earth’s inhabitants. Part of StudioLab, an EU art-science initiative, The Source will open with a presentation about artificial photosynthesis by biophysicist, Raoul Frese (VU, Amsterdam). Researching photosynthesis at the supramolecular level, Frese implements photosynthetic bio-polymers in hybrid solar cells and mimics photosynthesis using synthetic molecular compounds. “Every 90 minutes, the sun radiates an amount  of energy equal to the annual consumption of the world population. By the process of photosynthesis, plants, algae and certain bacterial species have mastered the direct utilization of this energy to power their metabolism. Now we must learn from the natural process. (R. Frese)”.