20/04/08. i-DAT presents The Play Algorithm - A(n):= [r = 1,2,..N] (B Aga, Katina Hazelden and Mike Phillips) at HOMO LUDENS LUDENS 2008, LABoral, Gijon, Asturias, Spain. The Play Algorithm is an element of Social Operating System (S-OS) (www.s-os.org). LABoral continues its ongoing task of exploring notions of play and its concomitant interrelationship with present-day society.
A new series of projects and residencies that have been developed through an ongoing collaboration exploring new systems and technologies for artistic production, dissemination and participation that challenge traditional models of creation and consumption of art. Artists and Curator; Stanza (UK) 8 February - 6 April, Cadu (Brazil) 11 January - 11 March and Basak Senova (Turkey) 19 January - 9 February, will be residence spending time at both organisations exploring new work to create a series of new commissions and a seminar. i-DAT refer to the prominence of online social networks to create a series of creative interventions and works S-OS: Social Operating System for Plymouth in the galleries at Plymouth Arts Centre from the 8 February - 6 April.
http://www.plymouthac.org.uk
8 February - 6 April. i-DAT, in collaboration with Plymouth Arts Centre, presents: ‘S-OS: a Social Operating System’ for the city of Plymouth. S-OS is a collection of creative interventions and strategic manifestations that provides a new and more meaningful ‘algorithm’ for modeling ‘Social Exchange’ and proposes a more effective ‘measure’ for ‘Quality of Life’. The S-OS project provides an Operating System for the social life of the City of Plymouth. It superimposes the notion of an ‘OnLine’ Social Operating System onto ‘RealLife’ human interactions, modeling, analyzing and making visible the social exchange within the City. http://www.s-os.org/
Social Operating System: 8 February - 6 April. i-DAT, in collaboration with Plymouth Arts Centre, presents: “S-OS: a Social Operating System” for the city of Plymouth. S-OS is a collection of creative interventions and strategic manifestations that provides a new and more meaningful ‘algorithm’ for modeling ‘Social Exchange’ and proposes a more effective ‘measure’ for ‘Quality of Life’. The S-OS project provides an Operating System for the social life of the City of Plymouth. It superimposes the notion of an ‘OnLine’ Social Operating System onto ‘RealLife’ human interactions, modeling, analyzing and making visible the social exchange within the City. http://www.s-os.org/
