HTMlles 5 – 2002 :: The double, the multiple and contamination in Web Art
Participants
- Mez Breeze
- Gabriela Golder
- Jennifer Gunji-Ballsrud
- Shirin Kouladjie
- Sonya Rapoport
- Mariela Yeregui
- Laura Barron
- Caroline Gagné
- Odile Trépanier
- Tara Bethune-Leamen
- Johanne Chagnon
- Naomi Potter
- Cheryl Sourkes
- Christa Erickson
- Stéphanie Lagueux
- Pascale Malaterre
- Marie-Christiane Mathieu
- Dj Cyan
- Louise Poissant
- Kathleen Pirrie-Adams
- Amanda Ramos
- Joanne Lalonde
- Margot Lovejoy
- Magali Babin
- Pamela Cantor
- Chantal Dumas
- Andrea Holtslander
- Anne-F Jacques
- Hideko Kawamoto
- Chantale Laplante
- Elainie Lillios
- Mei-Fang Lin
- Rosemary Mountain
- Tara Rodgers
- Quantazelle
- Pascale Trudel
- Pamela Z
- D. B. Boyko
- Peggy Lee
- Lori Freedman
- Danielle P. Roger
- Cléo Palacio-Quintin
- Pascal Boudreault
- Francine Therrien
- Katherine Liberovskaya
- I8U
- Anna Friz
- Diane Landry
- Martine H. Crispo
Studio XX, a women’s digital and media arts resource centre, presents the 5th edition of its cyberart festival, Maid in Cyberspace/Les Htmlles promising new discoveries from February 6 to10, with over 25 works, installations, performances, conferences and special presentations by women artists from as far away as Argentina, Australia, the United States and from here at home. This year, the Festival will have a presence in Quebec City for the first time in collaboration with LACHAMBRE BLANCHE, from February 9 to 10.
FESTIVAL THEME
This year’s theme explores the Double, Multiple, Contamination and off screen’s extension of Cyberspace and proposes a reflection on the context of the Web as hybrid, plural and mixed spaces, issued from and anchored within specific histories and traditions.
Media artists now work more and more often in teams and must share their knowledge in such contexts. Coming from diverse backgrounds, their formal training is varied: visual arts, sciences, computers, communications, graphic design etc.
The resulting media art works demonstrate and expose these different influences and sources of inspiration. As such, this selection of innovative works from Canadian and international artists reflect these multiple avenues; cinematographic, contemplative, didactic and conceptual, among others.
Liens web:
https://htmlles.net/2002/