Subject : runme.org software art repository From : robot@runme.org Date : 2003/01/18
Link : http://runme.org
Dear jimpunk,
I am happy to inform you that your project gogolchat has been accepted
for Runme.org.
Please, find it at http://runme.org/project/+gogolchat/
Thank you for submitting your project!
Best regards,
runme.org robot
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Runme.org
Software Art Repository
is now open for upload / download
http://runme.org
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About:
Runme.org is a software art repository. It is an open, moderated database
to which people
are welcome to submit projects they consider to be interesting examples
of software art.
Software art is an intersection of two almost non-overlapping realms:
software and art. It has a
different meaning and aura in each. Software art gets its lifeblood and
its techniques from living
software culture and represents approaches and strategies similar to those
used in the art world.
Software culture lives on the Internet and is often presented through
special sites called
software repositories. Art is traditionally presented in festivals and
exhibitions.
The aim of Runme.org is to create an exchange interface for artists and
programmers which will
work towards a contextualization of this new form of cultural activity.
Runme.org welcomes
projects regardless of the date and context of their creation. The repository
is happy to host
different kinds of projects - ranging from found, anonymous software art
to famous projects by
established artists and programmers.
Runme.org and Read_me:
In winter/spring 2003 Runme.org will serve as the submission form and
database for the second
edition of the Read_me festival. Read_me 2.3 (http://m-cult.org/read_me)
will be held
in May 30-31, 2003 in Helsinki, presenting best software art projects
submitted to Runme.org
up until the festival deadline, 1 of March.
However, after this date Runme.org will continue to function as a software
art repository.
Welcome!
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Runme.org is supported by NIFCA, The Nordic Institute for Contemporary
Arts, Lume, and m-cult.
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