HOST: *candy factory @ EDINBURGH

New Media Scotland

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New Media Scotland presents a new project for HOST:

*candy factory @ EDINBURGH

http://host.mediascot.org

*candy factory often take as their starting point the cultural forms of
globalised capital, whether manifested physically or through electronic
media. Their works build a sense of the hyperreal from the lanscape of
contemporary culture. There is a spirit of enquiry, focussing on the
unnoticed or abandoned spaces which surround us. *candy factory's Takuji
Kogo has documented a number of phenomena in Edinburgh and Yamaguchi,
Japan. The results, plus a collaboration with artist Ola Pehrson have
been brought together in five works for HOST.

Broadcasting non broad casting time of a television studio in Yamaguchi
Japan titled DO. A department store in Edinburgh now on CLEARANCE SALE.
A re-working of a non broad casting view of EBC program WHY from Seoul,
Korea. Computer icon becomes sculpture becomes digital still, becomes
web art with the re-purposed WIN.EXE with Ola Pehrson. Also remixed
daytime television boredom in the UK: MY DAD SEDUCED MY FIANCEE.

*candy factory undertook a residency at New Media Scotland as part of
Art in the Home, artists working in domestic spaces in Yamaguchi and
Edinburgh. Organised by City Art Centre, Collective Gallery, Edinburgh
College of Art, with Yamaguchi Institute of Contemporary Art, Akiyoshida
International Art Village, Prefecture. Funded by Japan 2001, Scottish
Arts Council and Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation.

HOST is a space on the New Media Scotland web site dedicated to online
projects by artists. Previous projects have featured a range of Scottish
and international artists including Torsten Lauschmann, Lindsay Perth,
Claude Closky and Roshini Kempadoo.

For further information on HOST or New Media Scotland, contact:

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New Media Scotland Tel. +44 131 477 3774
P.O. Box 23434, Edinburgh EH7 5SZ in...@mediascot.org
Scotland, UK http://www.mediascot.org

ZsaZsa

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> "New Media Scotland" <medi...@somewhere.org> wrote in message
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> Does Babelfish decipher trendspeak or jargon?
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Good question. I read that 3 times and still couldn't make sense of it. I
wish I was still in the Semantics classes at ODU - we could have had a ball
with it!

Robert, (Auld Bob), Peffers

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Frae Auld Bob Peffers:
Whit ye sayin min? Div ye no ken tae ca ae neep ae neep?
--
Aefauldlie, (Scots for Sincerely),
Auld Bob Peffers,
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Robert, (Auld Bob), Peffers

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Frae Auld Bob Peffers:
Mind ye thone glaikit gomiril wad hae thi impidence tae speir mi whit Ah
maun bi sayin an speir mi whit leid Ah wiz spakin.