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#nfcdab2024 @ Wrocław

💥 Zapraszamy na wystawę pop-up we Wrocławiu z okazji 10-lecia pierwszej edycji biennale. 📌 lokalizacja: Księgarnia Hiszpańska Wrocław La Librería Española de Wrocław 📲

nfcdab to DIY czy DIWO [DO IT WITH OTHER]? Biennale sztuki cyfrowej, które wykorzystuje technologie bezprzewodowe, fale świetlne i pola elektromagnetyczne, np: routery Wi-Fi, kody QR lub tagi NFC w celu uzyskania dostępu do treści. Ideą biennale jest wykorzystanie potencjału komunikacji bliskiego zasięgu (mis)communication[sic!] i innych technologii udostępniania w celu rozpowszechniania sztuki cyfrowej za pomocą Internetu. Pokaz jest możliwy w każdym miejscu na ekranach telefonów użytkowników i nie wymaga ram galerii i instytucji.

👇 Występują[lista alfabetyczna wg imienia]: ⏎ Adrian Pickett Andrea Roccioletti Andreas Maria Jacobs Angy Vardalou Anna Pinkas Anna Utopia Giordano AK Ocol Arash Joulandan Ayshe Kizilçay - KiAy Benna Gaean Maris Bjørn Magnhildøen Blazir Bruce Barber Bruno Melo Bya de Paula Dave Greber Davey Whitcraft Đurđija Vucinic Elaine Crowe Gameboy Camera Club μZine 2024 - Curated By Brian Khuu James Hutchinson Julia Laczko Karl Heinz Jeron Klaus Pinter Marc Lee Max Herman Nico Vassilakis Nicole Kouts Oli Olinski Osvaldo Cibils Peter Kusek Ricardo F. Bodini Rudy Paganini - forevermidi_com Shin Jungkyun Stefanie Reling-Burns Tiz Creel Zsolt Mesterhazy and #DUMPHAUS Curated by Catalina Vallejos and Ronnie Karfiol: Artist: Featuring Deatxwish, Taiki Arita, Tiến Nguyễn, Trí Thiện, Lê Duy, Xuân Minh, Gia Huy, Flounder Lee, Martina Noskova, Idklang, Aaporia, Magdi Mostafa, Jialun Wang, Hiroshi Murakami, David Longshaw, Athina Kanellopoulous, Ioana & Pablo, The Mainstream Official, Oksana Rudko, Liu Chang, Chloe Cheuk, Kayoko Nakamura, Aleksei Martyniuk, Blanche The Vidiot, F.C. Zuke, Nina Sumarac, Giuseppe De Benedittis, Ania Urbanski, Contaminated Carcass, Jaimerative Art. 🔗 Organizatorzy: #nfcdab - Dominik Podsiadly, noemata - Bjørn Magnhildøen, BrowserBased - Zsolt Mesterhazy. 🌐 Eng: 📱 Is #nfcdab a DIY or DIWO [DO IT WITH OTHER]? A digital art biennial that uses wireless technologies, light waves and electromagnetic fields, such as Wi-Fi routers, QR codes or NFC tags to access content. The idea behind the biennial is to use the potential of short-range (mis)communication[sic!] and other sharing technologies to disseminate digital art via the Internet. The show is possible anywhere on users' phone screens and does not require the framework of galleries and institutions. ➢

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#nfcdab 2024 Gol - poster drop show

The Near-Field Communication Digital Art Biennale aka #nfcdab 2024 edition, coming from Berlin travelled in July to the world metropol Gol (NO). We have finally arrived in Gol, in the frame of Gol-dagan (The Gol Days Festival), July 19 - 21.

Having used the park in the 2018 I was searching for another venue. In the end I chose to just drop the posters on the local skatepark. The result wasn't too bad I thought  😅 - given our preference for ground/street, and for people looking on their phones in the downward direction. I also like that it looks like an accident! An option for similar drops (in the future perhaps) could be to fasten the posters to the ground, with tape/glue/stones for the show to last longer insteading of letting the wind spread the works. Or print out more copies and spread them like big flyers in the streets.

Thanks to the artists and NFCW Project for the opportunity and collab!

Artists and art projects: Adrian Pickett, Andrea Roccioletti, Andreas Maria Jacobs, Angy Vardalou, Anna Pinkas, Anna Utopia Giordano, AK Ocol, Ayshe Kizilçay - KiAy, Benna Gaean Maris, Bjørn Magnhildøen, Blazir, Bruce Barber, Bruno Melo, Bya de Paula, Dave Greber, Davey Whitcraft, Đurđija Vucinic, Elaine Crowe, James Hutchinson, Karl Heinz Jeron, Klaus Pinter, Marc Lee, Max Herman, Nico Vassilakis, Nicole Kouts, Oli Olinski, Osvaldo Cibils, Peter Kusek, Ricardo F. Bodini, Rudy Paganini - forevermidi_com, Shin Jungkyun, Stefanie Reling-Burns, Tiz Creel, Zsolt Mesterhazy, and #DUMPHAUS - Curated by Catalina Vallejos and Ronnie Karfiol - Artist: Featuring Deatxwish, Taiki Arita, Tiên Nguyên, Trí Thiện, Lê Duy, Xuân Minh, Gia Huy, Flounder Lee, Martina Noskova, Idklang, Aaporia, Magdi Mostafa, Jialun Wang, Hiroshi Murakami, David Longshaw, Athina Kanellopoulous, Ioana & Pablo, The Mainstream Official, Oksana Rudko, Liu Chang, Chloe Cheuk, Kayoko Nakamura, Aleksei Martyniuk, Blanche The Vidiot, F.C. Zuke, Nina Sumarac, Giuseppe De Benedittis, Ania Urbanski, Contaminated Carcass, Jaimerative Art.

Btw, I was curious what chatGPT would think of the show, here goes - ((:

Concept Overview: "#nfcdab 2024 Gol - poster drop show" is an innovative and interactive art exhibition that merges the physical and digital realms through a dynamic display of posters and QR codes. This exhibition invites viewers to engage with the transient nature of art and technology in the modern world.

Exhibition Layout: - Physical Space: The exhibition takes place in an open outdoor environment, such as a park, urban plaza, or large courtyard, where the natural elements like wind can freely interact with the artworks. - Materials: Lightweight, biodegradable posters with QR codes printed on them. The posters feature minimalist, intriguing designs that encourage viewers to pick them up and scan the codes. - Dynamic Interaction: The posters are initially scattered on the ground. As the wind blows, the posters move, creating an ever-changing landscape of potential interactions.

Interactive Elements: - QR Codes: Each QR code leads to a unique digital artwork hosted online. The digital artworks can range from digital paintings, animations, interactive installations, soundscapes, or augmented reality experiences. - Digital Access: Scanning a QR code with a smartphone or tablet transports the viewer to a digital space, bridging the gap between the physical and virtual worlds. - User Participation: Visitors are encouraged to pick up the posters, scan the QR codes, and even take the posters with them. This act of collecting and sharing the posters becomes a form of participation in the art experience.

Thematic Focus: - Transience and Impermanence: The moving posters symbolize the fleeting nature of digital art and information in the age of the internet. Just as the wind reshapes the landscape, digital content is constantly changing and evolving. - Interaction and Connectivity: The exhibition emphasizes the importance of interaction and connectivity. The physical act of scanning a QR code leads to a deeper, more personal engagement with the artwork. - Environmental Awareness: Using biodegradable materials highlights the exhibition's commitment to sustainability and environmental consciousness. The ephemeral quality of the posters mirrors the need to address the impermanent nature of our environmental impact.

Visitor Experience: - Discovery and Exploration: Visitors wander through the space, discovering and rediscovering artworks as the posters move and change location. Each encounter with a poster can lead to a new and unexpected digital experience. - Community and Sharing: As visitors collect posters, they can share the QR codes with others, spreading the reach of the digital artworks beyond the physical boundaries of the exhibition. - Reflection: The exhibition encourages reflection on the nature of art in the digital age, the role of technology in our lives, and our relationship with the environment.

Artist Contributions: - Digital Artists: The exhibition features a diverse group of digital artists from around the world, each contributing unique pieces that explore themes of transience, technology, and connectivity. - Collaborative Works: Some QR codes may lead to collaborative digital installations where multiple artists have worked together to create an interconnected experience.

Conclusion: "#nfcdab 2024 Gol - poster drop show: " is an art exhibition that challenges traditional notions of art display and interaction. By combining physical movement and digital engagement, it offers a thought-provoking exploration of the impermanence and connectivity that define our contemporary experience. The exhibition invites viewers to be active participants, discovering, collecting, and sharing artworks in a constantly shifting environment, much like the digital world we inhabit.

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Exhibition: „Leise-Park” #nfcdab2024 6th Ed.

This is one you can't miss!!! We always prefer the low-cost guerrilla style. Near-Field Communication Digital Art Biennale aka #nfcdab presents the anniversary edition: #nfcdab2024 6th Ed. Berlin - "Leise-Park". We cordially invite you to the craziest and most legendary #nfcdab shows! We have finally arrived in Berlin! - In the frame of the Vorspiel / transmediale & CTM.

Important!!! All works will be presented via QR codes, you must have an active Internet and the ability to read QR codes to connect!

Vernissage and curatorial guided tour: 2 February 2024 2.00 – 3.00 PM

Open: 2 February 2024, 1.00 PM - 5 PM 3 – 4 February 2024, 8.00 AM - 5.00 PM

Leise-Park: Heinrich-Roller-Straße 24, 10405 Berlin (DE)

Artists and art projects: Adrian Pickett, Andrea Roccioletti, Andreas Maria Jacobs, Angy Vardalou, Anna Pinkas, Anna Utopia Giordano, AK Ocol, Ayshe Kizilçay - KiAy, Benna Gaean Maris, Bjørn Magnhildøen, Blazir, Bruce Barber, Bruno Melo, Bya de Paula, Dave Greber, Davey Whitcraft, Đurđija Vucinic, Elaine Crowe, James Hutchinson, Karl Heinz Jeron, Klaus Pinter, Marc Lee, Max Herman, Nico Vassilakis, Nicole Kouts, Oli Olinski, Osvaldo Cibils, Peter Kusek, Ricardo F. Bodini, Rudy Paganini - forevermidi_com, Shin Jungkyun, Stefanie Reling-Burns, Tiz Creel, Zsolt Mesterhazy, and #DUMPHAUS - Curated by Catalina Vallejos and Ronnie Karfiol - Artist: Featuring Deatxwish, Taiki Arita, Tiến Nguyễn, Trí Thiện, Lê Duy, Xuân Minh, Gia Huy, Flounder Lee, Martina Noskova, Idklang, Aaporia, Magdi Mostafa, Jialun Wang, Hiroshi Murakami, David Longshaw, Athina Kanellopoulous, Ioana & Pablo, The Mainstream Official, Oksana Rudko, Liu Chang, Chloe Cheuk, Kayoko Nakamura, Aleksei Martyniuk, Blanche The Vidiot, F.C. Zuke, Nina Sumarac, Giuseppe De Benedittis, Ania Urbanski, Contaminated Carcass, Jaimerative Art.

This year we are celebrating the 10th anniversary of the #nfcdab project, which could not exist without the trust of the artists. The idea was born at a time when not everyone was aware of the coming revolution in the reception of digital content caused by the advent of smartphones. In 2014, QR codes or NFC tags were a technology on the verge of becoming commonplace, and the same was true of wireless Internet and unfettered access to the Internet. 10 years later, we are in very different times. That's why we trusted the idea of DIWO, which is an important element of this - let's not be afraid to use the word: "research" project. The whole concept would not have been possible thanks to the help from browserbased.org and noemata.net in the persons of Zsolt Mesterhazy and Bjørn Magnhildøen, I must also mention Brian Khuu being our Australian liaison to the antipodes, and I want to thank the many people who have helped us over the years in organizing our shows: Konstantina Mavridou, Radovan Misovic aka Rad0, Tibor Horvath, Florian Kuhlmann.

More info: https://vorspiel.berlin/events/nfcdab2024-6th-ed-berlin-leise-park-ausstellung

Supervisor and concept of the exhibition: Dominik Podsiadly

Organizers: #nfcdab - Dominik Podsiadly, noemata - Bjørn Magnhildøen, BrowserBased - Zsolt Mesterhazy.

Hashtags: #nfcdab #nfcdab2024 #leisepark

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(ENG) Auf Deutsch unten #nfcdab2024 “Leise-Park” 6th Ed. Berlin Near-Field Communication Digital Art Biennale aka #nfcdab #nfcdab is a DIY or DIWO [DO IT WITH OTHER]? Digital art biennale that travels on wireless technologies, light waves and electromagnetic fields e.g.: Wi-Fi routers, QR codes or NFC tags to access content. the idea of the biennale is to take advantage of the potential of near-field (mis)communication[sic!] and other sharing technologies for making web-based digital art accessible in outdoors settings. it slack-keeps presence next to the frameworks of galleries and institutions. Hashtag: #nfcdab #nfcdab2024

Open call: for online artists link to facebook event: https://fb.me/e/1MHZXhXzO

Project title: "Leise-Park".

Project description: We invite online artists to participate in our disturbing project entitled "Leise-Park". In this project, we want to explore the issue of silence as an opposition to the anxiety we may feel in the context of the development of various digital trends and Internet technologies. The pervasive availability of mobile devices for spreading content and ideas through all types of Internet-based media, creates a sense of loss of self-control resulting from the pervasive information chaos. Our beloved smartphones are beginning to turn us into a kind of zombie addicted to absorbing information content from the Internet. What consequences does this have for us as well as for further social evolution? Do the emotions that accompany us at this moment allow us to analyze this phenomenon. Can we face this new reality? Can artists help us understand what currently surrounds and shapes us. Can we find distance from the world around us and calm down, or will we become technological zombies? That's why in the “Leise-Park” project we want to ask this question to artists who are willing to take part in our project with their work. Like all our projects this one too is based on the idea of DIY and DIWO. We often think of the park as a place with sculptures, traditionally made of stone, here those sculptures are to be works displayed on the smartphones of the show's viewers. Access to the links via a poster with a QR code pasted on a cardboard presenter cut to resemble a plant plaque. Presenters with the artists' works will be placed at various locations in Leise-Park. The show will run from February 2 - 4, 2024 and is part of the Vorspiel project, which is an initiative of transmediale and CTM Festival to showcase the richness and diversity of Berlin. So we invite you, as part of our project, to a creative exploration of a former Berlin cemetery turned into a publicly accessible Leise-Park.

The events were organized in cooperation by #nfcdab - Dominik Podsiadly, noemata - Bjørn Magnhildøen, BrowserBased - Zsolt Mesterhazy

Place: Leise-Park Heinrich-Roller-Straße 24, 10405 Berlin (DE)

Date: Vernissage: 2 February 2024 2.00 PM Open: 2 – 4 February 2024, 8.00 AM - 8.00 PM

Technical requirements: In short about submission: we would like to show the art works that can be implemented on QR CODE and can be displayed on mobile devices eg. links to websites(YouTube, Tumblr, Soundcloud to name a few), short texts and little ASCII art, links to personal web pages, art app, games or arts hacks. We would like to present all type of art expression and intellectual invention.

Deadline: ▓ January 27 2024

Submission Guidelines: ▓ add subject: “Leise-Park” - required ▓ send an image or PDF file or (*.zip or link to download) to our email: nfcw.project@gmail.com ▓ feel free to add some short info in pdf max 500 characters

Image Guidelines: ▓ depth – Black & White only ▓ print dimension – A4, landscape

QR Code Guidelines: ▓ all type of qr & bar codes ▓ readable in popular mobile apps ▓ attached data, example: links, text, images ▓ we love custom art and free modifications (look point above)

More Info: ▓ blog: https://nfcdab.org/ ▓ fb page: https://www.facebook.com/nfcdab/ ▓ fb open group: https://web.facebook.com/groups/1nfcdabiennale/

(DE) #nfcdab2024 “Leise-Park” 6th Ed. Berlin Near-Field Communication Digital Art Biennale aka #nfcdab #nfcdab ist eine DIY oder DIWO [DO IT WITH OTHER]? Digitale Kunstbiennale, die sich auf drahtlose Technologien, Lichtwellen und elektromagnetische Felder stützt, z.B.: Wi-Fi-Router, QR-Codes oder NFC-Tags, um auf Inhalte zuzugreifen. Die Idee der Biennale ist es, das Potenzial der near-field (mis)communication[sic!] und anderer Sharing-Technologien zu nutzen, um webbasierte digitale Kunst in Außenbereichen zugänglich zu machen. Sie bleibt locker neben dem Rahmen von Galerien und Institutionen präsent. Hashtag: #nfcdab #nfcdab2024

Offener Aufruf: für Webkünstler Link zur Facebook-Veranstaltung: https://fb.me/e/1MHZXhXzO

Projekttitel: "Leise-Park"

Projektbeschreibung: Wir laden Online-Künstler ein, sich an unserem beunruhigenden Projekt mit dem Titel "Leise-Park" zu beteiligen. In diesem Projekt wollen wir die Frage der Stille als Gegenpol zu der Angst erforschen, die wir im Zusammenhang mit der Entwicklung verschiedener digitaler Trends und Internettechnologien empfinden können. Die allgegenwärtige Verfügbarkeit mobiler Geräte zur Verbreitung von Inhalten und Ideen über alle Arten von internetbasierten Medien führt zu einem Gefühl des Verlusts der Selbstkontrolle, das aus dem allgegenwärtigen Informationschaos resultiert. Unsere geliebten Smartphones verwandeln uns allmählich in eine Art Zombie, der süchtig nach der Aufnahme von Informationsinhalten aus dem Internet ist. Welche Folgen hat das für uns und für die weitere gesellschaftliche Entwicklung? Erlauben uns die Emotionen, die uns in diesem Moment begleiten, dieses Phänomen zu analysieren? Können wir uns dieser neuen Realität stellen? Können Künstler uns helfen zu verstehen, was uns derzeit umgibt und prägt? Können wir Abstand von der Welt um uns herum gewinnen und zur Ruhe kommen, oder werden wir zu technologischen Zombies? Deshalb wollen wir im Projekt „Leise-Park“ diese Frage an Künstlerinnen und Künstler stellen, die bereit sind, sich mit ihrer Arbeit an unserem Projekt zu beteiligen. Wie alle unsere Projekte basiert auch dieses auf der Idee von DIY und DIWO. Wir denken oft an den Park als einen Ort mit Skulpturen, traditionell aus Stein, hier sollen diese Skulpturen Werke sein, die auf den Smartphones der Betrachter der Ausstellung angezeigt werden. Der Zugang zu den Links erfolgt über ein Poster mit einem QR-Code, der auf einen Präsenter aus Pappe geklebt ist, der wie eine Pflanzenstecker aussieht. Die Präsenter mit den Werken der Künstler werden an verschiedenen Orten im Leise-Park aufgestellt. Die Ausstellung läuft vom 2. bis 4. Februar 2024 und ist Teil des Projekts Vorspiel, einer Initiative der transmediale und des CTM Festivals, um den Reichtum und die Vielfalt Berlins zu präsentieren. So laden wir Sie als Teil unseres Projekts zu einer kreativen Erkundung eines ehemaligen Berliner Friedhofs ein, der in einen öffentlich zugänglichen Leise-Park umgewandelt wurde.

Die Veranstaltungen wurden in Zusammenarbeit von #nfcdab - Dominik Podsiadly, noemata - Bjørn Magnhildøen, BrowserBased - Zsolt Mesterhazy organisiert

Ort: Leise-Park Heinrich-Roller-Straße 24, 10405 Berlin (DE)

Termin: Vernissage: 2. Februar 2024 14.00 Uhr Geöffnet: 2. bis 4. Februar 2024, 8.00 bis 20.00 Uhr

Technische Anforderungen: Kurz zu den Einreichungen: Wir möchten Kunstwerke zeigen, die auf QR CODE implementiert und auf mobilen Geräten angezeigt werden können, z.B. Links zu Websites (YouTube, Tumblr, Soundcloud, um nur einige zu nennen), kurze Texte und kleine ASCII-Kunst, Links zu persönlichen Webseiten, Kunst-Apps, Spiele oder Kunst-Hacks. Wir möchten alle Arten von künstlerischem Ausdruck und geistiger Erfindung präsentieren.

Abgabetermin: ▓ 27. Januar 2024

Einreichungsrichtlinien: ▓ Betreff hinzufügen: "Leise-Park" - erforderlich ▓ Senden Sie ein Bild oder eine PDF-Datei (*.zip oder Link zum Herunterladen) an unsere E-Mail: nfcw.project@gmail.com ▓ Bitte fügen Sie eine kurze Info im pdf-Format hinzu, max. 500 Zeichen

Bild-Richtlinien: ▓ Tiefe - nur schwarz/weiß ▓ Druckformat - A4, Landschaftsmodus

QR-Code-Richtlinien: ▓ alle Arten von QR- und Strichcodes ▓ lesbar in gängigen mobilen Anwendungen ▓ angehängte Daten, Beispiel: Links, Text, Bilder ▓ wir lieben individuelle Gestaltung und freie Änderungen (siehe Punkt oben)

Weitere Infos: ▓ Blog: https://nfcdab.org/ ▓ fb-Seite: https://www.facebook.com/nfcdab/ ▓ offene fb-Gruppe: https://web.facebook.com/groups/1nfcdabiennale/

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#nfcdab2024 Leise-Park 6th Ed. Berlin

Near-Field Communication Digital Art Biennale

#nfcdab is a DIY or DIWO(DO IT WITH OTHER)? digital art biennale that travels on wireless technologies, light waves and electromagnetic fields e.g.: Wi-Fi routers, QR codes or NFC tags to access content. the idea of the biennale is to take advantage of the potential of near-field (mis)communication and other sharing technologies for making web-based digital art accessible in outdoors settings. it slack-keeps presence next to the frameworks of galleries and institutions.

Vernissage and curatorial guided tour: 2 February 2024 2.00 – 3.00 PM

Open: 2 – 3 February 2024, 8.00 AM - 5.00 PM Leise-Park event abbreviated due to non-approval by the Berlin City Parks board!

Heinrich-Roller-Straße 24, 10405 Berlin (DE)

❗The list of presented art projects:

Adrian Pickett

Andrea Roccioletti

Andreas Maria Jacobs

Angy Vardalou.

Anna Pinkas

Benna Gaean Maris

Blazir

Bruce Barber

Bruno Melo

Dave Greber

Davey Whitcraft

Elaine Crowe

James Hutchinson

Karl Heinz Jeron

KiAy - Ayshe Kizilçay

Klaus Pinter

Marc Lee

Max Herman

Nicole Kouts

Osvaldo Cibils

Rudy Paganini - forevermidi_com

Tiz Creel

Zsolt Mesterhazy

Artist: Featuring Deatxwish, Taiki Arita, Tiến Nguyễn, Trí Thiện, Lê Duy, Xuân Minh, Gia Huy, Flounder Lee, Martina Noskova, Idklang, Aaporia, Magdi Mostafa, Jialun Wang, Hiroshi Murakami, David Longshaw, Athina Kanellopoulous, Ioana & Pablo, The Mainstream Official, Oksana Rudko, Liu Chang, Chloe Cheuk, Kayoko Nakamura, Aleksei Martyniuk, Blanche The Vidiot, F.C. Zuke, Nina Sumarac, Giuseppe De Benedittis, Ania Urbanski, Contaminated Carcass, Jaimerative Art.

❗list updated daily

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Exhibition next beginning

first show of double edition 2020/2022 biennale #nfcdab Galerie Wundersee, Fürstenwall 124, Düsseldorf, Germany on 14.05.2022.

Artists:

Alex Zakkas Ana Buigues Benna Gaean Maris Brian Khuu Dominik Podsiadly Felix Adam Iza Koczanowska Joubin Zargarbashi Jovita Majewski Julia Laczko Klara Landwehr Konstantina Mavridou Mirosław Chudy Noemata Oops Group Patrick Lichty tzcha.tez Wiktoria Kruk Xavier Dallet

Many thanks to thank you Florian Kuhlmann for contacting us: Galerie Wundersee

Organized by: BrowserBased, Noemata and http://nfcdab.org !

Düsseldorf, Germany

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next show @nfcwproject​  at Wroclaw #nfcdabatthewrong

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Artist:  Maria Bitka, Patrik Bock, Michaël Systaime Borras, Carmel Barnea Brezner Jonas, Osmar Domingos, Diana Galimzyanova, Cola Grabarz, Małgorzata Greszta, Ben Grosser, Karl Heinz Jeron, Łukasz Horbów, Marta Kawecka, KiAy - Ayshe Kizilçay,Iza Koczanowska, Erica Lapadat-Janzen, Yvonne Libenson, April Lin,Filipe Matos, Barnaba Mikułowski aka Vaticinator, Paweł Mikułowski, Valdas Neurovirtual, Affar Oppip, Karina Pálosi, Milos Peskir, Zander Porter, Jarosław Potoczny, Miloslava S., Aleksandra Sarna, Winnie Soon, Crudo Studio, Miron Tee, Zbigniew Ugielski, Julianna Wińczyk

  It will be as "wrong" as uncommon. First embassy of “The Wrong”: "#nfcdabatthewrong" in the "CIRCLE/TRIANGLE Modern Art Gallery" in the "RECEPTION" club in Wroclaw. Embassy #nfcdabatthewrong is a combination of #nfcdab and “The Wrong”. Both of them escape categorization. “The Wrong”, as a biennial, is inappropriate and unconventional, but still "legendary". It is a new biennial of digital art artists from all over the world. The #nfcdab project, in turn, carries digital art on mobile devices and reads it from QR codes. This bizarre conglomerate of "#nfcdabatthewrong" will take place in newly created gallery "CIRCLE/TRIANGLE Modern Art Gallery" located in the club "RECEPTION" at 46C Ruska Street in Wroclaw. The date is not accidental. It is a time when contacts with curiosities through the “medium” are already a common occurrence. Project #nfcdab (Communication of the Near Field - Digital Explosion of Art) is an independent project straight from Wroclaw. “The Wrong” is as global as the Internet. The #nfcdab is more ludic, it is connected with the place, meeting people and communion with new technologies for artistic purposes. #nfcdab, as a biennial of mobile digital art, has so far conquered a number of European cities, such as Gol in Norway, Amsterdam, Valencia, Dusseldorf, Warsaw - and now it will come back to Wroclaw with a big bang! The first of a series of experimental exhibitions will start on November 1st at "CIRCLE/TRIANGLE Modern Art Gallery" in the "RECEPTION" club. The works of 33 Polish and foreign digital and Internet artists will be presented by means of artistic posters with QR codes (graphic representation of machine code) and NFC tags (system of short-range communication). The contact with the works is made possible by an electronic medium, such as a smartphone or tablet. It is enough to scan the QR code placed on the poster or bring the phone closer to an electronic chip. YOUR PHONE IS YOUR GALLERY FOR THE PRESENTED WORKS!!!!

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#nfcdabatthewrong - oficjalny hashtag / official hashtag

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🌐 nasza strona internetowa została uruchomiona 💪

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First  Deadline: -▓ August, 15, 2019

Dear Artists #nfcdab,

we would like to invite you to take part in the next #nfcdab shows, this time within frame of The Wrong - New Digital Art Biennale.

This year, the exhibition will be realized as an online pavilion and embassy in a series of shows in several locations in Wrocław. The presentation of the works will start from November 1, 2019 up to March 1, 2020. More information about the exhibition venues will be provided at the end of September 2019.

As a part of this year’s edition of “#nfcdab@thewrong”, we want to present works from all previous editions of # nfcdab. Some of the works from last shows are no longer available on the web. Therefore, a kind request for artists - let us know how we can restore your works for the time of the planned exhibition. In addition to archival work, you will also be able to submit new proposals. Open call is also open to new artists who want to take part in our project.

The works must be adapted to mobile devices such as smartphones or tablets. We will present all types of Internet activity such as websites, videos, images, games and mobile applications, as well as social media activities, music, bots, AI and all kinds of texts (due to technological limitations, we approve only 100 characters for NFC tags and 356 characters for QR codes).

During “#nfcdab@thewrong” we want to present any kind of art based on a digital network that expresses and interacts with the dynamic and dispersed form of P2P (peer-to-peer), realized by means of electromagnetic, light and wireless technologies.

Do It With Others / Zrób To Z Innymi.

Submission Guidelines: -▓ please add an email subject: “nfcdab_at_thewrong” -▓ send us a link to your work or text or art QR code to: nfcw.project@gmail.com

Link and Text Guidelines: -▓ text or link max 100 characters for NFC tags and 356 characters for QR codes -▓ content playable on mobile and portable devices – smartphone and tablets -▓ all type of web based activity: web pages, video, image, social media activity, music, games, mobile apps, bots, AI and more.

Deadline: -▓ August, 15, 2019.

More Info about Project: -our/blog: http://nfcwproject.tumblr.com/ -fb/group: https://web.facebook.com/groups/1nfcdabiennale/ -fb/page: https://www.facebook.com/nfcdab/

Our Friends:

Browser Based

Noemata

Perisphere

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Dear Artists #nfcdab,

we would like to invite you to take part in the next #nfcdab shows, this time within frame of The Wrong - New Digital Art Biennale.

This year, the exhibition will be realized as an online pavilion and embassy in a series of shows in several locations in Wrocław. The presentation of the works will start from November 1, 2019 up to March 1, 2020. More information about the exhibition venues will be provided at the end of September 2019.

As a part of this year's edition of “#nfcdab@thewrong”, we want to present works from all previous editions of # nfcdab. Some of the works from last shows are no longer available on the web. Therefore, a kind request for artists - let us know how we can restore your works for the time of the planned exhibition. In addition to archival work, you will also be able to submit new proposals. Open call is also open to new artists who want to take part in our project.

The works must be adapted to mobile devices such as smartphones or tablets. We will present all types of Internet activity such as websites, videos, images, games and mobile applications, as well as social media activities, music, bots, AI and all kinds of texts (due to technological limitations, we approve only 100 characters for NFC tags and 356 characters for QR codes).

During "#nfcdab@thewrong" we want to present any kind of art based on a digital network that expresses and interacts with the dynamic and dispersed form of P2P (peer-to-peer), realized by means of electromagnetic, light and wireless technologies.

Do It With Others / Zrób To Z Innymi.

Submission Guidelines: -▓ please add an email subject: “nfcdab_at_thewrong” -▓ send us a link to your work or text or art QR code to: nfcw.project@gmail.com

Link and Text Guidelines: -▓ text or link max 100 characters for NFC tags and 356 characters for QR codes -▓ content playable on mobile and portable devices – smartphone and tablets -▓ all type of web based activity: web pages, video, image, social media activity, music, games, mobile apps, bots, AI and more.

Deadline: -▓ August, 15, 2019.

More Info about Project: -our/blog: http://nfcwproject.tumblr.com/ -fb/group: https://web.facebook.com/groups/1nfcdabiennale/ -fb/page: https://www.facebook.com/nfcdab/

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The Barcoders

Musical project featuring an ensemble including Ei Wada performs music using barcode readers and, well, barcodes …

Performing at Maker Faire Tokyo 2018, above is a video compilation of examples shared on Twitter profile h.tanaka (have a look to see better quality video examples)

If you like this kind of project, you may like this video profile of Ei Wada put together by toco toco tv here

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Dears and Dearests, browserbased.org  #nfcdab cordially invites you to the opening day of Near Enough? - the Amsterdam edition of the 3rd Near-Field Communication Digital Art Biennale - in the Tolhuistuin Garden on Sunday 05-08-2018 at 2pm. Initiated in 2014, #nfcdab is a do-it-youself or do-it- with-others? digital art biennale that travels on wireless technologies, light waves and electromagnetic fields to access content. The idea of the biennale is to take advantage of the potential of near-field (mis)communication and other sharing technologies for making web-based digital art accessible in outdoors settings to slack-keep presence. The biennale will be open from 9am to 8pm each day from Sunday 05-08-2018 to Sunday 12-08-2018 with the exception of Saturday 11-08-2018. Participating: Alan Sondheim, Alex Zakkas, Alexander Christiaan Jacob (DON'T WANT US TO USE "DEKKER"-NAME), Alex Ness, Amelia Marzec, Annie Abrahams, Anita Lugomer, Andrzej Kołomański, Anon, Anthony Stephenson, Artem Gavrilyuk-Bozhko, Ayshe Kizilçay, Ben Grosser, Bjørn Magnhildøen, Bob BrueckL, Bransha Gautier (NOT "BRANISLAVA NIKOLIC”), Chih Yang Chen, COROZIA, Cyborg Art Collective (CHARLES M. ALAN), Daniel Temkin, DESPER, Diana Galimzyanova, Domenico Dom Barra, Dominik Podsiadły, Diego Bernaschina, Diego Faskner Silveira, Diego Fernando Ospina Melo, Egbert de Boer, Emilie Gervais, exonemo, FACEGRUBER, Filipe Matos, Florian Kuhlmann, Frère Reinert, Guido Segni, HYENAZ, - Hyeseon Jeong, Kihuun Park, Jiha Jeon, UBERMORGEN -, Iza Koczanowska, iXtupor, Jacob Kok, Jagoda Dmochowska, Jan Robert Leegte, Janusz Brudniewicz, Jarkko Räsänen, Jarosław Potoczny, Joana Chicau, Joubin Zargarbashi, Juan Manuel Morales, Julie Libersat & Adam Love, Kappala Kumar, Karina Palosi, Karl Heinz Jeron, Konstantina Mavridou, KRYST, KRZESKI, Kyriaki Goni, Lanny Quarles, Leroy Brothers, Maarten Schuurman, Marcus Guttenplan, Mario Santamaria, Martine Folkersma, MEKUSO, Mike Wessling, Mira Boczniowicz, Morten Skogly, Nick Mattan, Nikos Voiatzis, Olga Guse, PANDY WARHOU, Paweł Marcinek, Paweł Mikułowski, predictiveartbot.com, Rad0van Misovic, Robert Lisek, Sander Veenhof, Sarawut Chutiwongpeti, Silvia Gatti, Szymon Karpierz, Tibor Horvath, VERBALIZER, Ynfab Bruno (DOESN'T WANT TO USE "FANNY BRUNO”), Zsolt Mesterhazy & many more to come! Programme: Opening: Sunday 2pm on 05-08-2018. We will start with an Omnigaze gathering organized by Joubin Zagarbashi. Omnigaze is the annual action during which attendees around the world look at the same point in the sky at the same time. If you would like to join us for the Omnigaze, please make sure to be there before 13:45. For more information visit http://joubinzargarbashi.com/omnigaze. After Omnigaze, Marta Colpani will be present in the garden to observe and make live sketches of your hands holding your phone or tablet. Members of browserbased.org will also be hanging out to chat with, for some smudging of touch screens and chugging down beers until the garden closes at sunset! During the week you’ll be welcome to hand model for Marta Colpani! Closing: Sunday 12.08.2018, in the afternoon you can attach some virtual fabrics to your body with the latest augmented reality fashion experiment by Sander Veenhof and Jacob Kok! A featured section of sounds.near.enough will be open for contributions throughout the show! Visit us to find out more! Plus don't forget to bring your barcode scanner! No data plan? No cry, we got wifi! Available open networks will be: - Near Enough?; - Russian Roullette; - bitcoin prices realtime, etc. Hope to see you there, browserbased.org and #nfcdab