Art Research Communication

Taytographies now online

ARC announces the online publication of esteemed Edinburgh art critique / poetic license freesheet Taytographies.

M. Tayto et M. Tayto are currently on a 12-month research carribean cruise funded by Norwegians. As acting editors we have tayttached a special ‘new media’ edition which we have reanimated Hayes Argot Pit. It is compatible with Spectrum 16K RAM avec microdrive and Kempston joyfulstick. This comes with a free peace planner and is more pro-gay hate sit.

Download from www.a-r-c.org.uk/tayto

Matt Roy et Tom Arty, Carlingue n.5 train à grande vitesse, entre Warsawza et Monnaco

New home for ambit

ambit (mbt) n.
1. An external boundary; a circuit.
2. Sphere or scope. See Synonyms at range.
3. An area in which something acts or operates.

ambit, a mailing list for the media arts in Scotland, run by Chris Byrne and Beverley Hood, and facilitated by Art Research Communication

www.a-r-c.org.uk/ambit

As a subscriber to this list you can discuss topics and make announcements relating to the development of new art forms employing electronic or media technologies; and issues relating to media art, both in Scotland and internationally. This could include projects; events; exhibitions; funding; collaboration; conferences; education; proposals; organisations; publications. It is also hoped that projects will be instigated via the list.

Beverley Hood and Chris Byrne started up ambit in 2001 to help practitioners in media arts in Scotland and further afield to contact each other, and discuss issues of common interest. To continue the spirit of the network as a community, the list and web site have moved to a new server, run by ARC. Now ambit members can benefit from an improved technical infrastructure which should guarantee an enhanced level of service, with a web interface for subscribing/unsubscribing, and a fully searchable web archive.

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