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Johannes Birringer July 10, 2011 at 11:08pm

dear Ekmel

wonderful and fascinating announcement of the

amber'11 Art and Technology Festival and Conference at Istanbul

so it is now: July 8, 2011 to August 10, 2011 --- then all i can do from here is to wish you success and a fruitful dialogue and festival. I wish i could b there, regards, Johannes
Gabrielle February 28, 2009 at 2:06am

Hi Ekmel,... :)
Onur Topal Sumer May 21, 2008 at 7:13pm

Merhaba Ekmel,

Hakkinizda cok guzel seyler duyuyorum hep ve emeginizin gectigi yeni olusumlari takdirle takip etmeye calisiyorum elimden geldigince. Umarim yakin gelecekte tanisir ve belki de sizlerle beraber birseyler uretme ve ogrenme firsatini yakalayabilirim...

Sevgiyle,

Onur
Sarah H. Paulson April 28, 2008 at 9:19pm

Hi Ekmel,
BIS looks really interesting and so needed. Perhaps this is a good reason to return for a visit to Istanbul.
I'd love to stay updated about this. You'll hear from me soon!
Best,
sarah

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BIS Body-Process Arts Association BIS is an Istanbul based initiative that aims to explore artistic forms of expression at the conjunction of the body and the digital process. It was founded in 2007 as an association by a team of researchers and artists from disciplines such as dance, performance, design, social sciences and engineering. The founders of amber came together in order to create a local discussion and production platform on art and technology in a globalized World itself transformed by new technologies. BIS defines its area of interest through the wording of its subtitle. The concept of body-process refers to the inevitable relation between the modern human body and technological processes and tools. Starting from the observation that new technologies increasingly manage practical and critical aspects of our lives such as communication, health and security, this concept orients itself to think about the fluid boundaries between body and technology and the consequences of their interaction. The concept of body-process arts envisages artistic forms that explore, think, embody and question this complex and multifaceted relationship. BIS’s objective is to establish a permanent center that will focus on the research, production and education in the field of body-process arts in Istanbul. Simultaneously, BIS seeks to create an international network of artists, researchers and technicians with whom it would continue to work and cooperate in a spirit of cooperation and exchange. It thus aims to participate in universal art from a local and regional perspective. amber prioritizes new openings in the field of body-process arts that are brought on by cultural exchange and cooperation projects that also include artists and initiatives that are not part of the Global art circuits.

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Ekmel Ertan artistic director of BIS and amberFestival

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