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Electronic Arts and Video International Festival Transitio_mx03

September 09, 2009

The third edition of the Electronic Arts and Video International Festival Transitio_mx03, Autonomies of Disagreement, will take place from October the 1st to October the 10th, 2009. The Festival, organized by the Multimedia Center, will be held in different venues: the Centro Nacional de las Artes, the Laboratorio Arte Alameda/INBA, the Fonoteca Nacional and the Universidad Iberoamericana; on this occasion the Centro Mexicano para la Música y las Artes Sonoras (CMMAS) is also supporting the event. As has been since Transitio_mx first edition, we rely on the valuable aid of Fundación Televisa.

The Electronic Arts and Video International Festival Transitio_mx is the most important platform for expressing and analyzing the contemporary praxes of electronic
arts and digital culture.

The festival activities include:

• Symposium and forums
• International Contest Awards ceremony and exhibit
• Workshops and clinics
• International exhibit

Noticias de transitio
Vod-andrea

October 15, 2009

The last vodcast of the series “12 Autonomies” presents the stance of Andrea Di Castro, visual artist and founder of the Multimedia Center. +

Vod-jardon

October 14, 2009

“In any given device I find what we used to call the polemics on media convergence; today, the cell phone carries out the great convergence of Internet 2.0, and that is our raw material…” Humberto Jardón, visual artist. +

Vod-cortes

October 12, 2009

“For the 20th century artist, the paradigm is to keep learning, always inquiring, always moving. It is no longer about finding a style, or rules, on the contrary, once you have found a place of comfort, you must immediately abandon it and move, and look for something that brings instability, something that puts you at risk”. Ricardo Cortés, composer and professor. +