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Current UW Oshkosh students network with private sector, nonprofits and government agencies involved in the practice of sustainability on March 1st, 2018 in the Reeve Memorial Union ballroom on the UW Oshkosh campus. Students majoring in environmental studies, STEM fields, sociology, social justice and more attended the event.
On Tuesday 20 October 2015, the SHARE Network and the EU's Committee of the Regions organized a conference titled “Protecting and Welcoming Refugees in Europe: responding to an unprecedented refugee crisis”. The conference was also an occasion to discuss experiences and lessons learnt about resettlement and integration of refugees in Europe during the three years since the SHARE Network was established.
© ICMC / Barbara Sartore
Delegates network during the 9th International Railway Summit in Warsaw, taking place at the Sofitel Warsaw Victoria from 19-21 February 2020.
© 2020 IRITS Events Ltd. Photo: Bartłomiej Zackiewicz
Delegates network during the 9th International Railway Summit in Warsaw, taking place at the Sofitel Warsaw Victoria from 19-21 February 2020.
© 2020 IRITS Events Ltd. Photo: Bartłomiej Zackiewicz
Evento empresarial "Cambia las reglas del juego y conduce tu negocio al éxito en 1,2,3...¡Ya!", Madrid, 19 de abril de 2016 organizado por AuraPortal, M2C y Microsoft.
Super Session: The New Networked Effect Changes Everything, at the 2013 International CES, Las Vegas.
“Transamericana 2012” is a relational and viral public art project created by Chilean-Canadian artist Claudio Rivera-Seguel. The work aims to establish an Inter-American network for collaborative cultural creation and dissemination in order to encourage public participation and creativity within the physical and virtual public domain.
The starting point of the project consists of two exhibitions presented simultaneously from March through December 2012, at the Art Gallery of the Universidad de Concepcion (Chile) and as part as the InTransitBC Public Art Programme, at the metro stations (Vancouver, Canada). Each exhibition will showcase eight digital images, which derive from the juxtaposition of appropriated characters from classical paintings (from the XIV to the XIX century) with landscapes and elements from the contemporary globalized culture.
An interactive website -the central element of this project- will allow anyone with an internet connection and a web camera to participate, interact and create their own “Transamericanized” portraits. The Open Source platform (WordPress) will permit the public to integrate the images from their web cams onto the project’s artworks themselves, thus becoming a creative and collaborative participant of the project.
The main idea of this web interface is to encourage the viral propagation of the project’s creative content and the images generated by the users onto the public and/or private domain. The audience may also choose to either integrate a linked banner on their web sites, print and/or exhibit the artistic content of the project, or simply share their resulting creative works through the project’s dissemination channels and/or their own physical and virtual social networks.
This project explores issues concerning cultural identity and the way in which both language and images share a fixed cultural, political and spiritual meaning. The work offers the public the unique opportunity to reflect upon the profound social changes caused by the effects of global technological assimilation within our social realm. The audience will experience first-hand the use of appropriation and decontextualization technics implemented by the artist within the visual components of TransAmericana2012, all of which are recurring concepts and techniques used by the artist throughout his 25-year creative career.
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“TransAmericana2012” es un proyecto de arte público viral y relacional, creado por el artista chileno-canadiense Claudio Rivera-Seguel, con el objetivo de establecer una red inter-americana de difusión cultural colaborativa, y de generar un espacio de participación y creación ciudadana.
Un sitio web interactivo y participativo permite que el usuario realice auto-retratos “TransAmericanizados”. Para ello, un grupo de imágenes con distintos fondos y personajes históricos se encuentra disponible para que los usuarios incorporen parte de sus rostros (mediante el uso de una cámara web), en una nueva creación digital.
Este proyecto permite que cualquier persona (con acceso a internet y a una cámara web) pueda participar, interactuar y crear sus propios retratos “TransAmericanizados”. La idea principal del proyecto es que el contenido se expanda a otros sectores (públicos y/o privados), ya sea integrando un banner en las páginas web, imprimiendo y exhibiendo el contenido gráfico del proyecto o simplemente compartiendo sus creaciones en los distintos canales de difusión y/o redes sociales de la web.
Como punto de partida y representación física, se realizarán dos exposiciones simultáneas de marzo a diciembre de 2012; una en la Pinacoteca de la Universidad de Concepción (Chile), y la otra en el metro InTransitBC, en la ciudad de Vancouver (Canadá). En cada exhibición se exhibirán 8 imágenes digitales que resultan de la yuxtaposición de elementos provenientes de pinturas clásicas (del siglo XIV al XIX), con paisajes y elementos de la cultura globalizada.
De esta manera, el proyecto busca cuestionar la forma en que, tanto el lenguaje como las imágenes, comparten un significado cultural, político y espiritual fijo, invitando también a reflexionar sobre la globalización y sus efectos de asimilación tecnológica en la era digital, a través de la apropiación y la descontextualización de distintos componentes visuales; conceptos que constituyen procesos recurrentes en los 25 años de trayectoria del artista.
- exhibition opening
Mine Yours Ours 2015: "Network"
Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Rijeka
April 23 - May 14, 2015
Photo: Magdalena Rikanović / Drugo more
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Mark 2F 1256 Network Rail Plain Line Pattern Recognition Vehicle (PLPRV), in the consist of the 1Q70 1006 Dollands Moor - South Croydon, Tonbridge West Yard 17th July 2021
This coach was converted from Mk2F FO 3296 which was built at Derby in 1973