[PD-ot] NIME05 Report
Marc Lavallée
marc at hacklava.net
Fri Jun 3 16:35:18 CEST 2005
Le 3 Juin 2005 00:42, Hans-Christoph Steiner a écrit :
> Its a tough question, you have to raise money to run the
> event, but you don't want to exclude people.
Maybe the NIME concept is too specific; it could be part of existing general
conferences on computer art. Also, the conference could be virtual, like a
collection of documents and demonstration materials (software, videos,
soundtracks, etc, not only PDF documents), so people could recreate
mini-conferences anywhere. Fortunate people likes to travel and gather, but
it's at the expense of accessibility for others who can't afford it; money
could be spent on producing high quality material and better web
infrastructure, instead of more carbon dioxide. But it's just an idea...
> Why was ICMC91 more accessible? Did they allow free access to
> talks/concerts?
Yes. And also demonstrations. But it was not all free. I don't remember the
details, it was a while ago.
> FYI: all of the NIME proceedings and old websites are available right
> where you'd expect them:
>
> http://www.nime.org
Great! :-)
--
Marc
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