As well we published a set of essays on key issues-exhibiting, selling, venues, the politics of funding new media and the digital impact on film and animation. Working the Screen also went online at the RealTime website where it remained, frequently visited, until quite recently. The many artists who contacted us expressed their pleasure at having the opportunity to forecast new work to our large readership. But they also expressed a desire for more opportunities to have their work reviewed. The works in progress of 30 artists will be previewed individually 2.
Japan is the nearest country that has a long and rich history of new media art development.
This tour provides a good chance for educational research by visiting the most important new media institutes, museums, galleries and meeting the artists in Japan. Though this program will be major for the HK artists and curators, but other people who is interested in media art scene are also welcome to join this trip. Org does in-depth research of the information society's foundations, focusing on issues of information ecology, digital human rights and art in the digital domain as the cultural heritage of tomorrow. You are invited to submit to 'eyesee', an exhibition showcasing International Indigenous New Media Artists by fineArt forum's - 'Cybertribe' Indigenous Art Gallery. All digital artworks encouraged.