DIGITAL ART AND NET ACTIVISM # 2

CYBERSUNDAYS
DIGITAL
ART AND NET ACTIVISM # 2
Sunday, April 13th 2003, 6pm
Freedom bar (below), 60-66 Wardour Street, London W1
Cost: £2
Nearest tube: Leicester Square/Piccadilly Circus

Cybersalon goes back to its roots!

MORE DETAILS HERE

Speakers
Andrew Shoben on
'Greyworld: yesterday and tomorrow'
Greyworld have made some of the world's most innovative public art in the last
ten years, their installations being enjoyed in 12 countries. Andrew Shoben,
the founder, will talk about their past pieces, and what the future holds in
store.
<www.greyworld.org>
Dave Green on 'open
source's journey through computer software and potentially other media'.
Dave is co-editor of the UK's longest running sarcastic technology newsletter,
Need To Know.
<www.ntk.net>

About CyberSundays
CyberSundays is a new series of informal monthly
Cybersalon discussions based in Central London. The themes will alternate
between digital art and net activism. They cater for about 50 people
on a first come basis and will include short presentations and a discussion
followed by a chill social space with DJs and VJs.

These sessions will let us feedback work recently completed
or in progress, duscuss new uses of tactical media, disseminate information
from media art festivals and interventions and respond to current events
and invited guests who may be in town