Karel Dudesekb. 1954 in Prague, Czechoslovakia.
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1960 | emigrated to Vienna, Austria | |
1972 | studied visual art in Vienna and Düsseldorf, Germany | |
1975 | performances and visual art work in New York | |
1977 | performances and visual art work in London | |
1978 | founding MINUS DELTA T, Zurich | |
1979 | editor of the Überblick art magazine, Düsseldorf | |
1980 | Austrian state grant for visual art | |
1981 | German Forum of Young Art exhibition | |
1981-86 | Bangkok Project - Asia and Orient ( MINUS DELTA T: transport of the Stone from Wales to the Himalayas) | |
1986 | Ars Electronica, Linz, Austria (founding of PONTON Mobile Art Project) | |
1987 | MINUS DELTA T production of the opera Death in Berlin - Tempodrom
Documenta 8, Kassel (radio station for 50 days, as the first private radio in Germany) |
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1988 | Franfurt Book Fair (first radio project with the state radio HR) founding of VAN GOGH TV as an independent TV station | |
1989 | founding of the Ponton European Media Art Lab in Hamburg as a laboratory for interactive television | |
East European Tour - VAN GOGH TV (Poland, GDR, USSR, Hungary) | ||
1990 | VAN GOGH TV - satellite TV project (SDF, ORF, SRG) | |
1992 | Documenta 9, Kassel - Piazza Virtuale (VAN GOGH TV first world wide interactive television project) | |
1993 | USA tour (Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York) | |
Piazza Virtuale - VAN GOGH TV, NHK Tokyo, Japan | ||
awarded the German Media Art Prize 93, ZKM, Karlsruhe, Germany | ||
1994 | founding of the Ponton European Media Art Lab in Hannover | |
Ars Electronica, Linz - Service Aeria a.i. (interactive television on 3sat/ZDF) | ||
Comenius - educational network project FWU/ DeTe Berkom | ||
1995 | founding of VAN GOGH TeleVision in Seevetal, Niederschsen (Germany)- laboratory for digital network applications | |
Worlds Within - 3D network project, Olympic Games Atlanta 1996 (USA) | ||
teaching at University of Luneburg, Germany | ||
Wired City - network project, Germany | ||
1996 | teaching at University of Innsbruck, Austria | |
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