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CeC & CaC Home ~ 2006
~ 2007 |
Presented by:
India
International
Centre |
The Academy of
Electronic Arts |
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Some Images from the Incident
Still-grabs below from the video-documentary of this incident
that was shot by Tim Calonius, edited by Shankar Barua,
and telecast nationally by Lok Sabha TV, in the summer of 2007
Ansuman Biswas reintroducing the ultimate creative technology
device |
... and demonstrating some of the programmable functions possible
with it |
Lawrence Casserley walking the audience through some of his electroacoustic
experimentations |
... and then taking a whisper for a walk |
Kenneth Newby taking up a point between finger and thumb |
Sheldon Brown playing mind games with experimental games |
Aleksandra Dulic talking of the ancient arts of shadow-play |
... and then carrying them into live-animation, in synch with
Kenneth's wired violin |
Curtis Bahn explaining the software end of his Expanding Sitar |
... and then making his hardware do the talking |
Ashhar Farooqui ramblin' about the beginnings of the universe |
... and then whipping out guitars, vocals and radical grooves
with Choden Yolmo and Ranjan Dewan |
Arun Mehta talking of the challenge of empowering the challenged |
Deepankar Bhattacharyya on appropriateness across the board |
Audience settling in before one of the 3 evenings of performance |
performance in progress by Lawrence Casserley, Ansuman Biswas,
Aparna Panshikar & Curtis Bahn |
Milindo Taid tabling issues and opportunities of location and
circumstances in India |
Galit Eilat doing the same about her own location and circumstances,....
in a very different way |
Aparna Panshikar singing for live-processing by Curtis Bahn &
Lawrence Casserley |
... after earlier opening the entire incident with a pure Hindustani
Classical invocation, accompanied by Ansuman |
John Labadie drawing focus upon the evolution of creative still-imaging
into intermedia |
... and later taking on a public presentation and Q&A about
it all, along with Margie Labadie |
Martin Gotfrit making public love to a fretless 11-string guitar,
feeding into Max/Msp, while Kenneth fiddles |
... after earlier behaving quite businesslike, or academic |
Vibodh Parthasarathi admits to feeling reassured at spotting
"some familiar crackpots" |
Martin Gotfrit providing an image that we could not leave out
of this collection |
Margie Labadie playing soft |
Margie Labadie playing tough |
On hearing ~ Parvez Imam, Curtis Bahn & Choden Yolmo |
On being heard ~ Parvez Imam & Aparna Panshikar |
Shankar Barua at sound-check, accidentally leaving gain cut on
Track 1 |
... and later performing with his homemade guitar, homemade
midi-controller & homemade Pd patch |
Rishab Parmar, Kabira and Kamal Chawla, who together ran screenings
of the unaccompanied presentations, with Tim Calonius |
Hardeep Singh Gill setting out to change the world, with
animated commentary |
A part of the exhibition that was rained into the auditorium foyer
from the Gandhi-King Plaza, for which it sadly also had to be
reduced a bit |
Another wall of the exhibition, showing Shankar Barua's
The IDEA CD-collection, Ganesa 108 v1.1 images collection, and
framed version of The Midi Tailender |
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Organizers:
 The Academy of Electronic
Arts is a Public Benefit Trust that serves as a learning,
sharing, mentoring, networking, benchmarking, empowering and
broadly inclusive, but non-educational, institution. See: http://www.theaea.org/
Event-Director: Shankar Barua
The India International
Centre (since 1962) is a forum for the exposition of the
cultural patterns prevailing in different parts of the world,
by men and women competent to speak on the subjects. The emphasis
is neither on the study of particular cultures, nor on the promotion
of particular ideologies. The Centre is entirely non-official
in character, non-aligned in its motivation and approach, and
uncommitted to any particular form of governmental, political,
economic or religious affiliation. See: http://www.iicdelhi.nic.in/
Event Co-Director: Lalsawmliani "Teteii"
Tochhawng
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Co-Curatorial & Advisory:
Lawrence Casserley
Festival Director, Eye Music Trust, London, UK. Formerly Professor-in-Charge
of Studies & Advisor for Electroacoustic Music, Royal College
of Music, London, UK
Curtis Bahn
Director, iEAR Studios & Assoc. Prof. of Computer Music Composition
and Performance, Integrated Electronic Arts Program, iEAR Studios,
Rensselear Polytechnic Institute, New York, USA
Martin Gotfrit
Director, School for the Contemporary Arts, Simon Fraser University,
Canada
Milindo Taid
Faculty of Communications Design, Maeer MIT's Institute of Design,
Pune/India
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Contact:
Shankar Barua
Managing Trustee ~ The AeA
D-3/3502 Vasant Kunj
New Delhi - 110 070
INDIA
vox & fax: (91-11) 26899930
shankarbaba[at]vsnl.net
http://www.TheAeA.org/ &
http://retiary.org/idea |
Lalsawmliani "Teteii" Tochhawng
Program Office - India International Centre
40, Max Mueller Marg
New Delhi 110 003
INDIA
vox: (91-11) 461 9431
ltochhawng[at]gmail.com
www.iicdelhi.nic.in |
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associated event ~ August 19, 2006
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(and remember: CeC & CaC is pronounced "Sek
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