[spectre] ctrl_alt_del news letter #6

[basak senova]

apologies for any cross-posting..

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ctrl_alt_del news letter #6


NOMAD has updated the ctrl_alt_del site!

http://www.project-ctrl-alt-del.com
http://www.project-ctrl-alt-del.com/index3.htm

ctrl_alt_del  (istanbul 2005) site has been updated with further info about
the participants and over 300 images of the event covering the boat tour,
performances, workshops and presentations. 57 people from 12 countries
participated in the project.

In 2005, ctrl_alt_del took place in the “positionings” section of the 9th
International Istanbul Biennial. The project launched on September 16th,
2005 with an opening night performance at Balans Music hall, then continued
on the Bosporus, the Golden Horn, Istanbul Technical University’s MIAM
studios, laboratories, library and concert hall till September 22nd. The
2005 programme for the ctrl_alt_del project has been developed by Basak
Senova, Emre Erkal, Erhan Muratoglu, Pieter Snapper, and Paul Devens. Can
Karadogan was responsible for the logistics of ITU activities as the project
coordinator and Nusin Odelli was in charge of editing of the printed
material. 
 
ctrl_alt_del was the first sound-art festival realized in Turkey, in
September 2003. It was a collaboration between NOMAD, Marres, Hedah, and
Istanbul Technical University Center for Advanced Musical Studies (MIAM).
All through the month of September 2003, several events were realized in two
cities, Istanbul and Maastricht: (i) an introductory presentation, a CD
launch, performances by two artists from the Netherlands and Turkey in
Marres (Maastricht); (ii) a panel and workshop series at Istanbul Technical
University, Faculty of Architecture and MIAM; (iii) a series of performances
in Babylon, Istanbul during the opening of the 8th International Istanbul
Biennial; (iv) a panel, and performance series at Marres.; (v) an exhibition
at Marres; (vi) an audio CD which was distributed in Europe through
Lowlands, and the international distribution of  the CD-ROM was carried out
by NOMAD. ctrl_alt_del aimed at introducing Turkey to sound-art via
sound-art’s pioneering names, together with panels and workshops. More then
30 people from 16 different countries contributed to the project in 2003.
 
ctrl_alt_del’s 2005 participants are: Zafer Aracagök (TR), Sakir Oguz
Büyükberber (NL), DJ Selim Cenkel (TR), Eyal Danon (IL), Paul Devens (NL),
every kid on speed - Antonio Dimitrov (MK), Galia Dimitrova (BG), Ibrahim
Eid (Palestine), Emre Erkal (TR), Tal Hadad (FR), Boris Hegenbart (DE),
Robert van Heuman (NL). Petko Dourmana (BG), Can Karadogan (TR), Uri
Katzenstein (IL), Sarp Keskiner (TR), REC (TR), Reuben De Latour (NZ), MIAM:
Kerem Aksoy, Deniz Arat, Barkin Engin, Erdem Helvacioglu, Burak Tamer, Tolga
Tuzun, Murat Yakin (TR), Phillip Misselwitz (DE), Wissam Murad (Palestine),
Erhan Muratoğlu (TR), DJ Negma (TR), Phill Niblock (US), Klaus Obermeyer
(DE), Matthieu Prat (FR),  REC: Orçun Bastürk, Liz Fando, Tonguç Gökalp,
Randiman Kakara, Saska (TR), Binya Reches (IL), Sabreen Studio (Filistin),
Ran Slavin (IL), Basak Senova (TR), Pieter Snapper (US/TR) and open call:
Muni Monde, Özdemir Bayrak, Kerem Güzel, Koray Kantarcioglu (TR) and Solar
Duo (TR/FI).
 
The project has received support from  NOMAD Project Channel, Istanbul
Technical University MIAM  (Center for Advanced Musical Studies), Bahcesehir
University, Goethe Institut, Istanbul, Mondriaan Foundation, Amsterdam,
Consulate-General of the Netherlands, MOAB Foundation,  Radio Helsinki, Graz
, ekw 14.90, Israel National Lottery Council for the Arts, Israeli Center
for Digital Art, Holon, STEIM ( Studio for Electro-Instrumental Music),
InterSpace, Sofia, Sabreen Studio, Ford Foundation, Kadir Has University,
REC Magazine, Balans, Bant Magazine, e-tasarım, Senkron Publishing and
Baskaseyler Music Art Organization.

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