The following information is a program. You can still always phone 44 1225 427 441 where we will be delighted to talk to you about almost anything, especially mental exhaustion and incipient lung cancer. But it would be time well spent, whether you're coming or not.
We've also sorted a funky bar for breakfasts: The Paragon Wine Bar, which is also beautiful and up a lot of steps from Walcot Street, where you'll find The Bell, the C@fé, and a load of little shops. Walcot is where the Bath Fringe Festival is based, so expect minstrels, actors, etc.
THURSDAY from 8pm - 9pm at F>STOP MEDIA STATION, GREEN PARK STATION, BATH, 44 1225 316 922 or 44 1225 424 061 FAX: 44 1225 424 642. eMail:f.stop@online.rednet.co.uk
FRIDAY from 10am - 11.30am at THE PARAGON BAR, THE PARAGON,
BATH, 44 1225 466 212
SATURDAY from 10am at THE HAT AND
FEATHER, 14 LONDON STREET, BATH, 44 1225 425 672
SUNDAY from 10am at THE PARAGON BAR
note: please only use the numbers above to get directions if you're lost. none of these places can give you much info about DIGITAL CHAOS. phone 44 1225 427 441 for that.
HEATH BUNTING: Performance: 'Pleasur and Presence'
KATHY RAE HUFFMAN: Presentation: 'Siberian Art Deal Project'
I/O/D: Presentation: 'Handling MultiMedia'
PICTORIAL HEROES: Presentation: Victims of Geography
CHERIE MATRIX: Backspace.org Feminism and Censorship: A Chaired Debate
DREW HEMMENT: Hosted Discussion: 'What became of the Parasite Electric?'
PIT SHULTZ: Chaired Debate: 'Reinventing Net Criticism'
ALESSIO QUARZO-CERINO: Presentation and Panel Discussion: Cynical Comsuming'
JAIME LEVY: Presentation/Rant: 'Electronic Publishing in NY's WWW Hellhole'
AKKE WAGENAAR: Presentation: 'Quite A Portrait and SCUM Manifesto - Raw Men, Cooked Women'
NARA ZOYD: Presentation: laZoyd's Metaverse - an art-science project in the shape of a serial
PAUL BIRKELAND-GREEN: Hosted Discussion: 'The Future of Computers - The Human/Robot Interface'
MARC GARRET(MYRTH): Talk: Reclaiming The Artist's Identity
UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW/NVA: Presentation: 'Stormy Waters Project'
ANALOGUE JOURNEYS: Text Readings and Poetry by various writers, artists, poets and supermarket assistants