SATELLITE ARTS PROJECT - 1977  "A Space With No Geographical Boundaries".  Objective: To demonstrate for the first time, that several performing artists, separated by oceans and geography, could perform together by seeing themselves occupying the same live image - "The image as place." Everyone would see themselves standing next to each other, able to talk with each other, and ultimately perform together --  "A virtual performance space with no geographic boundaries".

From 1975 through 1977 artists Kit Galloway and Sherrie Rabinowitz developed a series of projects under a heading they called "Aesthetic Research in Telecommunications," 1975. Among these projects was the Satellite Arts Project that addressed a multitude of telecollaborative arts and virtual space performance issues that had never been genuinely tested or even experienced. Central to the Satellite Arts Project idea was an aesthetic inquiry that would apply the performing arts as a mode of investigating the possibilities and limitations of various technologies to create new contexts for art, including the emergence of telecollaborative arts on a global scale. In a time when satellites were the only viable means of transmitting full-motion video across oceans in near-realtime (the global context), the artists focused equally on transmission delays over long distance networks, and performed a number of telecollaborative dance, music, and performance scores to determine what traditional genres could be supported, while exploring new genres that would emerge over time as intrinsic to these new ways of being-in-the-world.

The 2022ssr "series" of projects represents a seminal work in telecommunications art history. Not a conventional satellite broadcast of an artist/s as subject, nor a videoconference by artists. This marks the first time that the geographically dispersed electronic image was contextualized as a live immersive place, where artists, and others, could convene and co-create together on a scale that could be as culturally inclusive as desired.

The first live satellite performances and satellite time-delay tests were conducted on July 26, 1977. Rehearsals with performers in simulated environments were already underway. The concluding satellite performances were November 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 1977.  CLICK HERE FOR CREDITS

 

HOLE-IN-SPACE - 1980 On a November evening in 1980 the unsuspecting public walking past the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York City, and "The Broadway" department store located in the open air shopping center in Century City (LA), had a surprising encounter with each other. Suddenly, live, head-to-toe, life-sized, images of the people on the opposite coast appeared.

Over three evenings, people could see, hear, and converse as if having a sidewalk encounter. No signs or sponsor logos were posted -- no explanation was offered. No intervening self-view video monitors to distract from the phenomena of the encounter with the life-size image. Self-view video monitors would have degraded these dynamic encounters into a self-conscience videoconference.

If you have ever seen what the award winning video documentation captured, then you would have laughed and cried at the amazing human drama and events that transpired over the evolution of the three evenings. 免费ssr节点2022 suddenly severed the distance between both cities and created an outrageous new context for a pedestrian intersection. The first evening was about discovery; the second evening was populated by word-of-mouth and long distance telephone calls - that evening television news put the word out in both cities; the third evening was a mass televisual convergence of families members and trans-continental lovers, some family members had not seen each other in decades.

Created and produced by Kit Galloway and Sherrie Rabinowitz. Funded in part by grants from the National Endowment for the Arts and The Broadway Department Store, with support from Avery Fisher Hall, and the support of many companies including Western Union, General Electric and Wold Communications.
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ART-COM - 1982 was a credited multi-disciplinary laboratory at Loyola Marymount University in which graduate students used performance as the mode of investigation to study and comment on their experiences of "living in" a composite-image space. Students also explored performing everyday tasks, collaborative problem solving, and theatre skits mimicking life situations with their fellow students who were at a remote site on campus. This "NAAC SSR | Thiagarajar College of Engineering:NAAC SSR. Criteria 1 - Curricular Aspects. 1.1 Curriculum Design and Development 1.1.2 ..." lab extended the notion of "the image as place," and as a "virtual performance space" developed in the Satellite Arts Project.

A final live public performances of the findings of the 2022ssrlab were performed at Loyola Marymount University, and for an audiences at the American Film Institute (AFI), Los Angeles.

Created and produced by Kit Galloway and Sherrie Rabinowitz; supported with equipment donations from Sony Corporation and the facilities of Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles.
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ELECTRONIC CAFE NETWORK - 1984 In 1983 artists Kit Galloway and Sherrie Rabinowitz began refining a concept for a telecollaborative network connecting informal public multimedia communications venues. The original Electronic Cafe Network was to be the artists offering as a replicable social model and proposed antidote to the approaching Orwellian year of 1984. It was thought that by integrating multiple-media telecollaborative technologies with the culturally diverse creative communities throughout Los Angeles that a powerful new context for cultural

sharing would emerge -- a breakaway context that would establish an important dialogue about the role such technologies can play in fostering the invention of a new cultural interaction, and scale of artistic collaboration and inquiry. Thus the world would be safe from the Orwellian prophecy :-)

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The original Electronic Cafe Network was operational for seven weeks during the 1984 Summer Olympic Arts Festival.
The cultural diversity of greater Los Angeles provided a perfect setting for mimicking an international network. Artists and educators that lived in the communities helped find the host venues for their EC installations. They were trained as EC systems operators and everyone drew upon their talents as community instigators, helping themselves and others in the community to culturally, and politically animate "their" network node.  To meet the challenge of establishing a representative cultural  identity on the network, and then, to eventually discover the new skills, dexterity's, and common concerns and interests required to successfully begin telecollaborating with other communities on the EC network. The original Electronic Cafe Network was a model for a regional resource and intended to demonstrate in a very public way the rewards of acknowledging, cultivating, and acculturating multimedia, telecollaborative, virtual space. The six months prior to the installation of any technology in the participating communities were dedicated to community meetings, introductions to what was then state-of-the-art and prototype technology, and the training of the artists and others living in the communities that would be the facilitators in their own communities. Budget issues reduced the intended ten EC-Sites to the final five locations.

For many reasons other than the fact that a keyboard alone was intimidating to most people as a point of entry, the multimedia EC Network enabled people of different language groups to participate. Not only that, the audio visual "show & tell" capabilities, the shared-screen telewriting/drawing capability, video annotation, image database archiving, and multimedia broadcast capabilities opened up the world of telecollaboration to individuals, groups, artists, and community organizers in ways not possibilities, nor as dynamics as text-based networks alone.

The Original Electronic Cafe Network 1984 included: The Gumbo House, Crenshaw, CA., (South Central LA)  Ana Maria Restaurant, (East LA)  The 8th Street Restaurant, (Korea Town) LA.  Gunter's Cafe, (beach area) Venice, CA.  The Museum Of Contemporary Art (MOCA), Downtown LA.

Commissioned by the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art for the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Arts Festival. For additional information about funding, corporate support, full staff, people, and artist CLICK HERE FOR CREDITS

 

LIGHT TRANSITION -> Developed in 1981, this project is as yet unrealized. Light Transition is about remote viewing and observation. Throughout the day, a series of live composite-image compositions of both the Atlantic and Pacific shorelines of the U.S., concluding with the observation of a simultaneous moonrise over the Atlantic Ocean and sunset into the Pacific Ocean. Designed as a high definition satellite broadcast over a national cable television network, and/or a low resolution version cybercast over the internet.

Light Transition uses live multi-site remote imaging as a poetic observation and homage to one aspect of the sidereal dynamics. It was through the observation of the night time sky that inspired the invention of the calendar, and astral navigation that started western civilization on a never ending technological binge. Cameras are positioned at the beach on both coasts, bringing the oceans together in a live split-screen image. Light Transition begins when the light is even over both coasts. Each transmission builds incrementally upon those previous, disclosing to our gaze those great cyclical patterns of shadow and gravity that marks the aspect and orbit of our planet through its circle of hours. When the project reaches its dramatic conclusion it becomes obvious that all the technology has been synchronized to observe a simultaneous moonrise over the Atlantic Ocean and sunset into the Pacific Ocean. With the help of computer scientists and astronomers at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) Light Transition was precisely calculated to capture in its final transmission the celestial event. Supported by National Endowment For The Arts, Western States Media Award.

Light Transition is a spin-off project of a larger Solstice Observation project that would broadcast the solar alignments and light projections at sacred sites and ancient stone observatories around the world.
 
 

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ECI is about Creative Integration -- technically, socially, and artistically. ECI operates simultaneously and interactively on many levels. All of these Highlights have some off-line video recorded and, in some cases site documentation, paper documents, drawings, and photos. Many Highlights were technological firsts and many of them represent different collaborations with various hardware and software venders. They represent original telecollaborative projects, many of these original projects and series, for example the Tele-PoetryNet, have spun-off autonomous projects.

ECI-HQ is a physical place, however several online virtual version of ECI-HQ have come into existence over the years. Some have been 2D multiuser environments, and a few architecturally exact 3D versions enabling event planners and telecollaborators to both get a "feel" for the place, and to lay-out plans to fit the space. Pictured is a group shot of the LA-VRML SIG community that sponsored and created the ECI VRML Barn Raising in the summer of 1997. CLICK HERE TO SEE CREDITS.

TELEBRATIONs - 1989 to 2000: ECI-HQ established the "New Year's Eve Around-The-World "TELEBRATION,"" and like most of the larger global events, connections of various sorts took place everywhere and anywhere using every kind of com tech possible - from Ham Radio to T1 lines. Every New Year's Eve the "TELEBRATION " network would attempt to exchange performances greetings and best wishes with every time-zone as they hit midnight.

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最新免费ssr飞机场With the LA poet Bruce "Bowerbird," ECI-HQ established the first videophone poetry network including The Nuyorican Poets' Cafe, NYC; Stone Soup Poets, Boston, and eventually many others locations in the US and abroad, including ECI's in Paris, Tokyo, Santa Fe, and Denmark. This series allows LA poets to encounter the interests, cultural diversity, and aesthetic agendas of poets in other places, circumstances, and political contexts.

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ECI-HQ offered friends the first opportunity to get internet email accounts. Using computer networks, videophones, audioconferencing, and all sorts of devices, ECI-HQ amassed about 50 affiliated locations around the world, some were permanent, some would come online for special events only. Pictured are three Biospherians stationed inside "Biosphere II" for two years. ECI-HQ was their friendly virtual hangout where they could turn science into performance art.

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The ECI Archives contains, as it should be of no surprise, presenters that have "passed on." Even "new" technologies, companies, concepts, and the "next big thing" pass on. Pictured is the great man Morton Heilig, who in 1962 created the legendary Sensorama. Audio and visual recordings of 免费节点每天更新2022 and others are stored at ECI-HQ, and in need of preservation.

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Before and into the early '90's analog technologies and networks had "bridging" capabilities to link multiple locations together simultaneously - most text-based computer networks were "distributed," but lacked realtime chat. One tried to get as much bandwidth, or the fastest modem they could to make direct-to-direct modem connection to experience telecollaboration. Pictured here is Live shared-screen painting -- telecollaborative painting. A seminal metaphor for a traditional view of an artistic telecollaborative process. It soon becomes a trivial aspiration.

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Telecollaborative Branepace Music - 1992: The brains of human beings in Freiburg and Santa Monica were connected together using the "Interactive Brainwave Visual Analyzer" (IDVA) and "Interactor" the midi computer interface program by Mark Coniglio. In an improvisation brain fugue participants in Freiburg, Germany and ECI-HQ Santa Monica, CA created music by locking into each other's brain patterns telephonically. Micky Remann in Freiburg, Germany.

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Early '90's to 2000: Hundreds of events and showcases have taken place at ECI-HQ and the ECI Network of Friends & Affiliates. One of our favorite modes of networking was through the use of videoconferencing technology - a generally boring implication unless in the hands of a community of creative users. Pictured is Dave Blackburn (R), seated at the ECI "Cybertable." The person Dave is interviewing during the monthly ECI-VR SIG in actually in San Francisco!

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Early '90's to 2000: As the capabilities of the internet began to move from online publishing and into more dynamic applications, ECI-HQ became the networks 'Blend'O Center" capable of mixing together a multitude of technologies and transmission schemes and then re-distribute the convergent mix back out to participants depending on their technical capabilities. Pictured is a 3-site music event consisting of ISDN-based videoconferencing and internet-based video CU-See-Me.

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Early '90's on: Pictured in this 3-site music performance is David Rosenboom, Dean of the CalArts School of Music ECI-HQ, Santa Monica; Morton Subotnick, at "The Kitchen" (ECI-NYC Affiliate); Seina Vasulka in Santa Fe playing a MIDI violin which controlled laser videodisk players in both New York and Santa Monica. In each city there were two Yahama Disklavier pianos - one played by the local artist, the second one playing the notes activated by the pianist in the other city.

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Using digital communications lines and digital codex the ECI Network was able to make a composite of musicians on different continents into the same image-space, with connection speeds fast enough to allow them to perform together in realtime. Pictured are musicians at ECI-HQ, Santa Monica, and ECI-Copenhagen. This became routine over the ECI Network, and in 1995 musicians in ten cities around the world participated in a three-day event. Both sites viewed the same image.

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ECI-DENMARK GOES TO SEA - 1992: Before relocating to its new home in Copenhagen, ECI-Denmark will spend the summer onboard the ship MF Kronberg. The ship is the Cultural Ambassador that will be traversing the waterways of Eastern Europe and sail the Atlantic Ocean to Lisbon, Portugal, promoting the fact that Copenhagen is the "Official Cultural City of Europe" in 1996. ECI is a well supported centerpiece and is located in the most forward part of the main deck. Satellite dished and ISDN connections link ECI-Denmark to ECI- Affiliates around the world.

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As new and certainly unique ways emerge that enable people to co-inhabit electronic or virtual space, the ECI Network, and particularly ECI-HQ has attempted to merge them together when the opportunity arises. By combining constituencies representing themselves through live video representation, with representation of people/participants as avatars, with those manifest through typed text, or just old fashioned telephony, one begins to appreciate the attributes and limitations of all of these forms of representations, be it in a public/social space, and in a consensual private/intimate space.

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"THE ENCOUNTER" - 1997: The first time a performer in a "motion capture" system, streamed live motion to a VRML avatar over the public internet. Dancer Mary Ann Daniel at the SGI booth at SIGGRAPH in downtown LA, was animating the avatar "Bliss" (R). In addition, Bliss/Mary Ann danced with Mona Jean Cedars (L), who was video rendered into the VRML-world at ECI-Santa Monica. The live hybrid compost-image was webcast back over the internet to Mary Ann using tunneling techniques and GTS webcasting technology so she could see Bliss and Mona Jean together. The performance included the passing of the Torch Of Media Superiority from the video avatar to the VRML avatar.

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In 1998, ECI-Cofounder Kit Galloway created "ECI's Roadside Attractions," a 3D, navigatable, multiuser-world on the activeworlds.com's Alpha World Server - among its many unique and celebrated applications of this technology is the Avatar Stage, where 3D caricatures representing participants from anywhere in the world appear live "On Stage," and perform to an international audience who are also represented in this live online world as avatars. Showcased at SIGGRAPHS 99's WED-3D-ROUNDUP!

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Currently the ECI Co-Founders are attempting to preserve, and then publish online, a multimedia, relational database representative of the well-documented twenty-five years of telecollaborative networked art and human-to-human encounters they have been privileged to be a part of. When that is finished they hope that the cheap and abundant bandwidth they have been hearing about over the last quarter century will finally have arrived. Then we can start on reducing the network latency problems. Not until it's possible to have a synchronized global drumming circle is "the network" close to being EXCEPTIONALLY INTERESTING!

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