101010 first excerpt online
A first excerpt from the 10 hour 10 minute 10 seconds and 10 frames long
film that I will release 2010/010/10 is online.
Once again a mobile phone is used for recording the raw material.
The 9hour long film remixed to 9seconds in Paris Pocketfilm Festival.
“090909 9 seconds” has been selected for the 2010 Pocket Films Festival in Paris, France. The film will be shown in the “Théma Psychedelica” screening : the 19th of june, at 2:30 pm in auditorium 500.
http://www.festivalpocketfilms.fr/
I was sent a link to a version of the 9 hour and 9 minute film I released on September 9 but now in a 9 seconds 9 frames version instead. Someone downloaded the 9 hour long film, speeded it up and re encoded it.
Info about the original film.
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Imaginary Places
A 9hour 9minute and 9seconds long audio visual excursion by Swedish artist and filmmaker Anders Weberg. All material filmed with a mobile phone.
This film and all the files used creating it was deleted 2009/09/09 09:09
Feel free to download the film, watch it and share it for as long as you like. Or delete it immediately. The aesthetics of ephemerality.
Esse, Nosse, Posse Common Wealth for Common People.
The p2p art project included in the exhibition .
Curated by: Daphne Dragona
The network society and especially the internet culture of the last twenty years has changed our mode of working, communicating and living. The numerous and continuously evolving digital networks of people, institutions, movements and organizations have been based on the new possibilities of technology but have also given birth to new forms of economy and value that fit into the immaterial time and space of flows. The elements of collaboration, collective intelligence, free and common knowledge have now become principal and have empowered a multitude of people that believe in the new potentialities given in the networked reality. This digital multitude, the new contemporary creative working class, surpassed the borders between work and leisure, driven by a desire to learn, to share, to collaborate. The notions of the attention economy, the gift economy, the common wealth, the immaterial, affective but also precarious labor are frequently used to describe the phenomena of our era. But, what is the meaning of these new features of economy in times of global financial crisis?
What role do the networks really play? Can the offer alternative and sustainable models of collaboration and production? Or they are a contemporary illusion that contributes to the difficulties and adversities that the contemporary multitude needs to face?
The new online exhibition hosted in the website of the National Museum of Contemporary Art, aims to focus on the new forms of labor as well as on the new values and costs emerging in the new connected reality and it therefore presents:
-artists’ projects and critical perspectives commenting on the new forms of internet economy,
-initiatives and open platforms by independent creators who encourage the use of free and open software, the exchange of knowledge and experience,
-texts by critics and media theorists on networks, economy and the arts.
Contributing artists and theorists: Burak Arikan (Τurkey), Samuel Bianchini (France), Michael Bielicky, Kamila B. Richter (Chech Republic/ Germany), Marcelo Expósito (Spain), Furtherfield (UK), Pat Kane (UK), Carlos Katastrofsky (Austria), Dmytri Kleiner (Germany) , Nicholas Knouf (USA), Tobias Leingruber (Germany)/ Jamie Wilkinson (USA)/ Greg Leuch (USA), Aarton Koblin & Daniel Massey (USA), Geert Lovink (Netherlands), MediaShed & Eyebeam (UK/ USA), Molleindustria (Italy) Ge Jin aka Jingle (China), Matteo Pasquinelli (Italy), Platoniq.net (Spain), Juan Martin Prada (Spain), Kate Rich (UK), Stephanie Rotenberg & Jeff Crouse (USA), Trebor Scholz (USA), Anders Weberg (Sweden)
Conversations on (con)temporary art: an interview with Anders Weberg.
A nice interview based on coversations between me and Clint Enns.
Incite: journal of experimental media
& radical aesthetics
http://incite-online.net/weberg.html
Video Pool + cineflyer present Anders Weberg’s 090909
I know there have been some underground screenings of the downloaded films in the past but this is very nice. Especially that the event will end with a symbolic deletion of the film from the hard drive.
Info about the event.
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Video Pool + cineflyer present:
090909
Imaginary Places
In September 2009, I was fortunate enough to have downloaded a copy of Anders Weberg’s 090909.
090909 is a 9 hour, 9 minute and 9 second long audio visual excursion made as part of Weberg’s p2p art project*. The film and all the files used to create it were deleted on 09/09/2009.
Come join us at Video Pool for the screening of 090909 in its entirety. Feel free to stay for as long or as little as you like. At the end of the screening, I will be deleting the file from my computer and thus will possibly be deleting the last available copy of this film forever.
| Datum: |
den 13 mars 2010
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| Tid: |
12:00 - 22:00
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| Plats: |
Video Pool Studio
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| Gatuadress: |
3rd Floor - 100 Arthur Street
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| Stad/ort: |
Winnipeg, MB
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http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=308949131445&ref=ts
the .torrent is the art work
The.torrent file is the artwork
by Anders Weberg
December 30, 2009
The film from 2006 “Filter” now on Souvenirs from Earth.
An excerpt from the first film that was released and deleted in 2006 will be in rotation at the cable channel Souvenirs from earth starting October 18. Since there is no original film they are programming the compressed copy that was shared on the p2p networks.
http://www.souvenirsfromearth.tv/
SOUVENIRS FROM EARTH is an international Cable TV station, currently broadcasting in France (freebox 129) and Germany (Unitymedia/Kabel BW), presenting a 24h program of film and video art. We conceived this channel as a platform where artists of different sensibilities can find a high-end environment to experience new forms of distribution and presentation of film and video art.
090909 in 9 seconds and 9 frames
Another version of the 9 hour long film is now online. Got a tips on a 9 second 9 frames long version and I downloaded it and uploaded it to Vimeo.
And I also did my own remix for the first time. I set the duration of that clip to be 9 frames only. So now I have 9 frames that represents the whole 9 hour film.
090909 remixed to 9 minutes
I was sent a link to a version of the 9 hour and 9 minute film I released on September 9 but now in a 9 minute and 9 second version instead. Someone downloaded the 9 hour long film, speeded it up and re encoded it.
Great initiative so I desided to share this version as well.
http://www.mininova.org/tor/2952364
Feel free to send me links to other versions that you might see.
090909 is released
Releasedate: 2009/09/09
Runtime: 9 hours 9 minutes 9 seconds 9 frames
Genre: experimental
Codec: XviD
Size: 12.7gb
Video and sound: Anders Weberg
090909[2009]by.Anders.Weberg.P2P-ART.com.XviD.avi
to download search for:
090909[2009]by.Anders.Weberg.P2P-ART.com.XviD.avi
link to torrentfile
http://www.mininova.org/get/2933577
