[LEAuthors] LEA cfp: From the Extraordinary to the Uncanny: the persistence of a parallel universe
nisar keshvani
nisar at keshvani.com
Sat Jan 31 00:33:53 EST 2004
** Worldwide Call for Submissions **
Please feel free to spread the word widely:
LEA Special Issue: From the Extraordinary to the
Uncanny: the persistence of a parallel
universe
Guest Editor: Michael Punt, extraordinaryconnections at uk2.net
The Leonardo Electronic Almanac (ISSN No:
1071-4391) is inviting papers for a special issue
guest edited by
Michael Punt under the rubric: "From the
Extraordinary to the Uncanny: the persistence of
a parallel universe."
We are seeking submissions of papers and other
works from artists historians, and theorists
interested in this topic. In particular we are
calling for short papers (±2500 words) or artists
statements and image essays on:
* para-science and para-art
* spirit photography
* magic, conjuring and performance
* consciousness, precognition and the uncanny subject
* coincidence, narrative and psychoanalysis
* history and the inexplicable event
* sub-cellular phenomena and a macro reality
* toward a theory of unstable realities
* accident, memory and amnesia
LEA encourages international artists / academics
/ researchers / students to submit their
proposals for consideration. We particularly
encourage young authors outside North America and
Europe to send proposals for
articles/gallery/artists statements.
Expressions of interest and outline should include:
- 300 word abstract / synopsis
- A brief author biography
- Any related URLs
- Contact details
Deadline for expressions of interest: 30 April 2004
Deadline for accepted proposals: 10 September 2004.
Please send proposals or queries to:
Michael Punt
extraordinaryconnections at uk2.net
or
Nisar Keshvani
LEA Editor-in-Chief
lea at mitpress.mit.edu
http://lea.mit.edu
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What is LEA?
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Established in 1993, the Leonardo Electronic
Almanac (ISSN No: 1071-4391) is the electronic
arm of the pioneer art journal, Leonardo -
Journal of Art, Science & Technology.
The Leonardo Electronic Almanac (LEA), jointly
produced by Leonardo, the International Society
for the Arts, Sciences and Technology (ISAST) and
published under the auspices of MIT Press is an
electronic journal dedicated to providing a forum
for those who are interested in the realm where
art, science and technology converge.
Content
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This peer reviewed e-journal includes profiles of
media arts facilities and projects, profiles of
artists using new media, feature articles
comprised of theoretical and technical
perspectives; the LEA Gallery exhibiting new
media artwork by international artists; detailed
information about new publications in various
media; and reviews of publications, events and
exhibitions. Material is contributed by artists,
scientists, educators and developers of new
technological resources in the media arts.
Mission
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LEA's mission is to maintain and consolidate its
position as a leading online news and trusted
information filter while critically examining
arts/science & technological works catering to
the international CAST (Community of Artists,
Scientist and Technologists)
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