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EMARE: European Media Artists in Residence Exchange
The EMARE program was initiated in 1994 by four European media art organisations: Hull Time Based Arts, Kingston Upon Hull, The United Kingdom; MUU Mediabase, Helsinki, Finland; Werkleitz Gesellschaft, Tornitz, Germany; and the Intermedia Department of the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts, Budapest. C3: Center for Culture & Communication became the Hungarian partner of the exchange program in 1997.
The aim of the EMARE program, which was financed by the Kaleidoscope Program of the European Union, was to enable the collaboration between European artists on projects with host media art organisations. EMARE offered the opportunity for individual artists to experiment and develop their own projects within a new context. Within the framework of EMARE, each partner organisation invited up to 3 foreign artists per year, based on applications sent by the other partners. The program covered the travel and accomodation expenses, and offered stipends for the artists for the residency period. The guest artists received day to day support and technical assistance for their work. EMARE also offered a social space for the artists in residence to network with local artists and publics.
The art works completed during the residency period, whether single screen video/ film production or new media installation, were shown in the context of international media art festivals and exhibitions such as Ostranenie Festival, Dessau/Werkleitz and the ROOT Festival, Hull. In the same way, C3 organised presentations for the EMARE artists working in Budapest, in the framework of exhibitions.
EMARE Projects in Hungary:
1995
Boris Nieslony, Köln, Germany: „Research for ASA Performance Archive"
Alexander Decker & Andrea Otero, Werkleitz/Braunschweig, Németország: „Masks of Budapest", 16mm film
1996
Bjørn Melhus & Julia Neuenhausen, Berlin, Germany: „Epreskert / Erdbeergarten", installation and video tape
http://www.c3.hu/events/96/erdbeergarten/erdbeergarten.html
1997
Reinhold Adt, Mahlstetten, Germany: „ConciseCreativeConcordance 2.0", internet project
http://www.c3.hu/~radt/
Beverly Hood, Edinburgh, UK: „Anonymous Drawing Room", interactive computer installation
http://www.c3.hu/~bhood/
Jukka Ylitalo, Helsinki, Finland: „IFXS: Public creative surveillance, automatic body language translator"
http://ifxs.c3.hu/intro.html
1998
Programme 5: Nicole Martin & Lilian Jüchtern, Braunschweig, Germany: „netzhaut [retina]", VRML website
http://www.c3.hu/events/98/p5/indexhu.html
Colin Andrews, Dundee, Nagy-Britannia: "eh, ça va la vache or i can see your lips moving...", interactive computer installation
1999
Tilman Küntzel, Lüneburg, Germany: „Lights and Sounds", sound installations
http://www.c3.hu/events/99/lights&sounds/indexhu.html
Roshini Kempadoo, London, UK: Future Belonging, web project
http://futurebelonging.c3.hu/
Hungarian EMARE projects:
1995
Werkleitz, Tornitz, Germany:
János Sugár: "Die Hausgewordene Logik", video installation
Zoltán Szegedy-Maszák: "The Flywheel Mouse", interactive computer installation
1996
Werkleitz, Tornitz, Germany:
Erika Pásztor: "Nothing Special Happened", video post production
László L. Révész: "SAN", video; "Several Circles", video
1997
Werkleitz, Tornitz, Germany:
Csaba Nemes, alias Zsolt Veress: "Common Cover", video installation
HTBA, Hull, UK:
Pál Szacsvay: "I'm home when I'm not", performance/video installation
MUU MediaBase, Helsinki, Finland:
Hilda Kozári: "Ballroom", Light and sound installation, Ludwig Museum, Budapest and Light Festival, Kiasma, Helsinki
http://www.c3.hu/events/97/ballroom/index.html
1998
Werkleitz, Tornitz, Germany:
Péter Hecker: "Love Movie", web project
HTBA, Hull, UK:
Szabolcs KsPál: "Anima", computer and video installation
1999
Werkleitz, Tornitz, Germany:
Anita Sárosi & Erika Pásztor & Ákos Balázs: "StoryGenerator", software development
HTBA, Hull, UK:
Eike Berg: "X=X+1", continuously evolving installation (computer controlled video, live camera)
ARTEC, London, UK:
KsPál Szabolcs: "Breathless", interactive media installation
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