Between July 21-25 2009, SABAW Media Art Kitchen (Philippines) in cooperation with MMC KIBLA (Slovenia) and the Asia-Europe Foundation brought together the largest delegation of new media artists for ASEUM - the first international new media art festival in the Philippines – for everyone to experience what new media art is.
Fostering a Culture of Knowledge-Sharing
"The festival aims to become a catalyst for a cultural, educational, and technological exchange on emerging new media art practices in South East Asia and Europe," says Tengal, festival organizer for ASEUM "But more importantly to try and shape the way in which we think about and experience these technologies."
This is why ASEUM has partnered with several top universities such as the University of the Philippines-Diliman, De La Salle University-Dasmariñas and DLSU-CSB School of Design and Arts that actively support the development and growth of new media art.
Leading new and inter media art practitioners, researchers, curators and producers from all over the globe such as *Peter Tomaz Dobrila *[si]* Jerneja Rebernak *[si/sg]*, Emma Oto *[jp/gb]*, Aether9 *[global]*, Tad Ermitano *[ph]*, Malek Lopez *[ph]*, Angelo Vermeulen *[be]*, Diego Maranan *[ph]*, Brian O’ Reilly *[us]*, Rick Bahague *[ph]*, Lirio Salvador *[ph]*, Visual Pond *[ph]*, Tim O' Dwyer *[au]*, Darren Moore *[au],* Vanini Belarmino *[de/ph]*, *and *Noel de Brakinghe* [ph] held lectures, workshops and discussions among the most versed of Filipino students in new media art.
Topics such as Open Source Advocacy, Technology and Cultural Practices, Open Structures and Remote Real time Storytelling, Intersections of Art, Ecology, Gaming and Advocacy, Data Visualization: Making meaning in an Info-rich World, Computer music and video in a live setting, Media and the Creation Process, Sound Mapping: Circuit Bending, Pure Data: Practical Programming for Sound Art, Video Art and Experimental Moving Image, Electroacoustic improvisation, Mono- Multi- and Inter-Media, The Value of Exchange in Creative Interdisciplinary and Cross-Border Collaborations, and Why Numbers Make Sounds: Basic Introduction to Patching and Audio Synthesis using Max/Msp were covered.
A Transformative Sound Experience
Change the way you perceive sound with five nights of rapid electro fringe experimentation on sound and moving image with VJing, intermedia performances, cutting-edge experimental music and related visual arts at ASEUM’s Ear2Eye Program.
*“The E2E program wraps up the night with exciting performances from local and foreign guests,”* says Tengal *“Take this opportunity to be exposed to live improvised experimentations on sound and moving images while sipping a beer or two.” *
Performances by: Iron Egg, Rubber Inc, Caliph8 , Gangan Ensemble, Inconnu ictu, Tengal, Aether9, Elemento, Ugong, Blend:er, Minister Zero, DJ Drumlander, Sgt. Vez, Edsel Abesamis, Tad Ermitano, Mannet Villariba, Drip, Eggboy, Autoceremony, Etniktronika, Angelo Suarez, Costantino Zicarelli, Nyangbinghi, and Terraformer at *Gweilos*, *Green Papaya*, *Penguin Café*and * Mogwai Cinematheque*.
ASEUM is a project by SABAW Media Art Kitchen (Philippines) in cooperation with Multimedia Center KIBLA (Slovenia) and is supported by the Asia-Europe Foundation as a follow-up project of the Asia-Europe Art Camp New Media series.
This event is brought to you by with partnership of Media Arts Manila, House of Natural Fiber (HONF), Experimentation in Sound Art Tradition (EXIST), Visual Pond Artspace, Inc, TAOINC, Computer Professional’s Union (CPU), Biomodd [LBA2] Un.Plug UP Linux User’s Group, UP Asterisk, Sweetspot Studios, Expansions, Aether9; with the support of UNO Magazine, Status Magazine, Circuit, Advocacy Photographers, PinoyCentric, Metapixel, YOCard, Juice.ph, Flippish, Click the City, UR 105.9, NU 107, Stonehouse Hotel, ICAII, Ginebra Premium Gin, Philippine Society of IT Educators and International Open Source Network, Belarmino & Partners, N3krozoft Ltd.
MORE INFO ON: *http://aseum09.tk/*
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