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CONTENTS --
-- NEH Archival Research Opportunity
-- Image Making and Fusion of Art and Technology
-- Christmas Etext Postings (Michael S. Hart)
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[from PSRT-L]:
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 92 09:27:58 EDT
[from] NEHRES@GWUVM
Subject: NEH Archival Research Opportunity
Special Opportunity for Archival Research
The National Endowment for the Humanities has undertaken
an initiative to commemorate the 2500th anniversary of the
birth of democracy and to celebrate the spread of democratic
institutions in our own time. In pursuit of this
initiative, the Endowment now announces a special
opportunity for scholars seeking support for individual or
collaborative research to be undertaken in archives abroad.
The Endowment is especially interested in projects
reflecting emerging opportunities for research in recently
opened archives in newly-democratized countries, such as the
former Warsaw Pact countries of Eastern Europe or the
republics of the former Soviet Union. Projects may address
topics in any field of the humanities. Applications will be
reviewed on the basis of the significance of the project for
the humanities and the importance of the proposed archival
research to the completion of that project. Grants will
provide limited support for travel (to a maximum of $2,800),
living expenses (not to exceed $1,250 per month), and
research expenses (including duplication of materials). The
proposed grant period must be three or more weeks in
duration, and the total request cannot exceed a maximum of
$20,000.
This special opportunity is offered under the current
guidelines for the Division of Research programs, and
applications will be evaluated according to the "Evaluation
Criteria" published in the Guide to the Division of Research
Programs (1992): p. 24. Applicants for this special
opportunity should submit a narrative description of the
project (not to exceed 5 single-spaced pages) outlining the
methodology and workplan of the proposed archival project,
explaining the importance of the archival collection(s) to
be visited and the research materials to be consulted, and
demonstrating the impact and significance of the project for
the humanities in general. Applicants should also indicate
how access to the research collection(s) will be secured.
A completed application for this special opportunity will
consist of the project narrative, a copy of the applicant's
resume (together with resumes of collaborators, if
applicable), and a one-page itemized budget, providing an
estimate of the total costs of the proposed research (not to
exceed $20,000).
Applicants should submit seven (7) copies of the completed
application. Applications may not be submitted to NEH by
means of a FAX machine or via electronic mail. The complete
application package should be addresed to Special
Opportunity for Archival Research and mailed to:
Interpretive Research Program
Division of Research Programs, Room 318
National Endowment for the Humanities
1100 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, DC 20506
telephone 202-606-8210.
Inquiries about the program may be directed through e-mail
to NEHRES@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (INTERNET) or NEHRES@GWUVM (BITNET).
E-mail messages should list "Archival Research Opportunity"
in the subject line.
The first deadline for receipt of applications is January
11, 1993; thereafter proposals will be reviewed on a bi-
monthly basis, subject to availability of funds.
=================================================
[from SCREEN-L]:
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 10:46:11 -0600
[from]: Montage 93 Project <[email protected]>
Subject: Image Making and Fusion of Art and Technology
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Lisa Farrell, Communications Coordinator
(716) 442-8897
[email protected]
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL TO EXPLORE
IMAGE-MAKING AND FUSION OF ART AND TECHNOLOGY
ROCHESTER, N.Y., December 8, 1992 -- Art and technology will
converge next year during a festival exploring the present
and future of image making as well as the fusion of art and
technology. *Montage 93: International Festival of the
Image* will feature the latest advances in imaging
technology as well as an exciting series of events and
activities designed for imaging professionals, educators,
students, scientists, artists, and the general public.
Montage 93 is scheduled from July 11 to August 7, 1993 in
Rochester, New York.
The centerpiece of Montage 93 will be exhibitions featuring
work created by artists using advanced technologies that
shape the way we look at the world. Highlights of Montage 93
include:
- Eighteen exhibitions, including 13 premiering at the
festival, and the works of more than 300 international
artists using photography, computer graphics, holography,
video, electrostatic imaging, electronic transmission, and
other advanced imaging techniques will be on display
throughout the museum district and other downtown sites.
- An Arts & Technology Exposition at the Rochester
Riverside Convention Center will offer demonstrations of the
latest technologies for the general public. Presentations by
artists and tool developers will include still, moving,
interactive, and three-dimensional imaging technologies.
- The Montage 93 Trade Show at the Rochester Riverside
Convention Center will showcase leading imaging companies
and state-of-the-art professional and consumer imaging
technologies as well as the full scope of high technology
services available for imaging professionals. The trade show
will also offer interactive exhibits and demonstrations for
the general public.
- A week-long International Student Festival at the State
University of New York College at Brockport, will feature
symposia, lectures, hands-on demonstrations, and portfolio
reviews for undergraduate and graduate students from around
the world.
- Pre-K-12 educational program will bring together
educators, students, and artists for a series of workshops,
lectures, and symposia. The program will focus on innovative
media education programs throughout the world.
- International Film and Video Festivals of new films and
videos created by independent producers from around the
world will appear in theaters and auditoriums throughout
Rochester.
- Ten lectures and 10 symposia for the general public and
imaging professionals will address topics such as the
social, ethical, educational, and aesthetic impacts of new
imaging systems on daily life.
- Artist Book Residencies, conducted at Visual Studies
Workshop during winter and spring of 1993, will produce
three artists' books commissioned for presentation and
distribution during the festival. The three chosen projects
were selected from 74 proposals submitted by artists from
the U.S. and a dozen other countries.
- Performing arts events will include internationally
acclaimed Garth Fagan Dance, a production at the GeVa
Theatre, and an exciting array of multi-arts activity
featuring local art galleries as well as music, theater, and
dance.
- International Student Media Arts Exhibition will feature
the best film, video,computer graphics, and animation from
K-12, undergraduate, and graduate students from around the
world.
In addition, several professional associations will hold
annual meetings of members or board members in conjunction
with Montage 93. They include the International Visual
Sociology Association, Fast Rewind, Media Arts Teachers
Association, Oracle, and High-tech Global New York.
Montage 93's participating institutions are Damon City
Center of Monroe Community College, the International Museum
of Photography at George Eastman House, Memorial Art
Gallery, Rochester Museum and Science Center, Rochester
Riverside Convention Center, State University of New York
College at Brockport, The Strong Museum, and Visual Studies
Workshop.
Major Festival Sponsors of Montage 93 are the City of
Rochester, Consumer Imaging and Professional Imaging of
Eastman Kodak Company, Monroe County, and Xerox Corporation.
Festival Program Sponsors are Bausch & Lomb, Chase Lincoln
First Bank, N.A., Fleet Bank of New York, Greater Rochester
Cablevision, M&T Bank, Polaroid, Rochester Telephone
Corporation and Wilmorite, Inc. USAir is the Official
Festival Airline. Festival Supporters include Alling & Cory,
Farash Corporation, Gleason Memorial Fund, Marine Midland
Bank, N.A., and New York State Council on the Arts.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Lisa Farrell, Communications Coordinator
(716) 442-8897
[email protected]
=======================================================
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 11:29:13 CST
From: "Michael S. Hart" <HART@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Christmas Etext Postings
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Jan 1992 O Pioneers! Willa Cather (opion10x.xxx)
Feb 1992 1991 CIA World Factbook (world91a.xxx)
Feb 1992 Paradise Lost (Raben) (plrabn11.xxx)
Mar 1992 Far From the Madding Crowd(crowd13x.xxx)
Mar 1992 Aesop's Fables (Advantage)(aesopa10.xxx)
Apr 1992 Data From the 1990 Census (uscen901.xxx)
Apr 1992 New Etext of Bible (KJV) (bible10x.xxx)
May 1992 Sophocles' Oedipus Trilogy(oedip10x.xxx)
May 1992 Herland (for Mother's Day)(hrlnd10x.xxx)
Jun 1992 The Scarlet Letter (scrlt10x.xxx)
Jun 1992 Zen & the Art of Internet)(zen10xxx.xxx)
Jul 1992 The Time Machine-HG Wells)(timem10x.xxx)
Jul 1992 The War of the Worlds-HGW)(warw10xx.xxx)
Aug 1992 The 1990 US Census (2nd) (uscen902.xxx)
Aug 1992 The Hackers' Dictionary (jargn10x.xxx)
Sep 1992 Hitchhiker's Guide to the Internet (hhgi10xx.xxx)
Sep 1992 NorthWestNet NUSIRG Internet Guide (nusirg10.xxx)
Oct 1992 The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (sleep10x.xxx)
Oct 1992 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde #1 (hyde10xx.xxx)
Oct 1992 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde #2 (hydea10x.xxx)
Nov 1992 Anne of Green Gables (anne10xx.xxx)
Nov 1992 Song of the Lark (Cather) (song10xx.xxx)
Dec 1992 A Christmas Carol (Dickens) (carol10x.xxx)
Dec 1992 Anne of Avonlea (avon10xx.xxx)
Dec 1992 The Gift of the Magi-O Henry (magi10.txt)
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Nov 1991 Aesop's Fables (aesop11x.xxx)
Dec 1991 Roget's Thesaurus (roget11x.xxx)
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BTW, HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL!!!! ACH
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| Number 691 |
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CONTENTS --
-- NEH Archival Research Opportunity
-- Image Making and Fusion of Art and Technology
-- Christmas Etext Postings (Michael S. Hart)
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[from PSRT-L]:
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 92 09:27:58 EDT
[from] NEHRES@GWUVM
Subject: NEH Archival Research Opportunity
Special Opportunity for Archival Research
The National Endowment for the Humanities has undertaken
an initiative to commemorate the 2500th anniversary of the
birth of democracy and to celebrate the spread of democratic
institutions in our own time. In pursuit of this
initiative, the Endowment now announces a special
opportunity for scholars seeking support for individual or
collaborative research to be undertaken in archives abroad.
The Endowment is especially interested in projects
reflecting emerging opportunities for research in recently
opened archives in newly-democratized countries, such as the
former Warsaw Pact countries of Eastern Europe or the
republics of the former Soviet Union. Projects may address
topics in any field of the humanities. Applications will be
reviewed on the basis of the significance of the project for
the humanities and the importance of the proposed archival
research to the completion of that project. Grants will
provide limited support for travel (to a maximum of $2,800),
living expenses (not to exceed $1,250 per month), and
research expenses (including duplication of materials). The
proposed grant period must be three or more weeks in
duration, and the total request cannot exceed a maximum of
$20,000.
This special opportunity is offered under the current
guidelines for the Division of Research programs, and
applications will be evaluated according to the "Evaluation
Criteria" published in the Guide to the Division of Research
Programs (1992): p. 24. Applicants for this special
opportunity should submit a narrative description of the
project (not to exceed 5 single-spaced pages) outlining the
methodology and workplan of the proposed archival project,
explaining the importance of the archival collection(s) to
be visited and the research materials to be consulted, and
demonstrating the impact and significance of the project for
the humanities in general. Applicants should also indicate
how access to the research collection(s) will be secured.
A completed application for this special opportunity will
consist of the project narrative, a copy of the applicant's
resume (together with resumes of collaborators, if
applicable), and a one-page itemized budget, providing an
estimate of the total costs of the proposed research (not to
exceed $20,000).
Applicants should submit seven (7) copies of the completed
application. Applications may not be submitted to NEH by
means of a FAX machine or via electronic mail. The complete
application package should be addresed to Special
Opportunity for Archival Research and mailed to:
Interpretive Research Program
Division of Research Programs, Room 318
National Endowment for the Humanities
1100 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, DC 20506
telephone 202-606-8210.
Inquiries about the program may be directed through e-mail
to NEHRES@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (INTERNET) or NEHRES@GWUVM (BITNET).
E-mail messages should list "Archival Research Opportunity"
in the subject line.
The first deadline for receipt of applications is January
11, 1993; thereafter proposals will be reviewed on a bi-
monthly basis, subject to availability of funds.
=================================================
[from SCREEN-L]:
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 10:46:11 -0600
[from]: Montage 93 Project <[email protected]>
Subject: Image Making and Fusion of Art and Technology
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Lisa Farrell, Communications Coordinator
(716) 442-8897
[email protected]
MAJOR INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL TO EXPLORE
IMAGE-MAKING AND FUSION OF ART AND TECHNOLOGY
ROCHESTER, N.Y., December 8, 1992 -- Art and technology will
converge next year during a festival exploring the present
and future of image making as well as the fusion of art and
technology. *Montage 93: International Festival of the
Image* will feature the latest advances in imaging
technology as well as an exciting series of events and
activities designed for imaging professionals, educators,
students, scientists, artists, and the general public.
Montage 93 is scheduled from July 11 to August 7, 1993 in
Rochester, New York.
The centerpiece of Montage 93 will be exhibitions featuring
work created by artists using advanced technologies that
shape the way we look at the world. Highlights of Montage 93
include:
- Eighteen exhibitions, including 13 premiering at the
festival, and the works of more than 300 international
artists using photography, computer graphics, holography,
video, electrostatic imaging, electronic transmission, and
other advanced imaging techniques will be on display
throughout the museum district and other downtown sites.
- An Arts & Technology Exposition at the Rochester
Riverside Convention Center will offer demonstrations of the
latest technologies for the general public. Presentations by
artists and tool developers will include still, moving,
interactive, and three-dimensional imaging technologies.
- The Montage 93 Trade Show at the Rochester Riverside
Convention Center will showcase leading imaging companies
and state-of-the-art professional and consumer imaging
technologies as well as the full scope of high technology
services available for imaging professionals. The trade show
will also offer interactive exhibits and demonstrations for
the general public.
- A week-long International Student Festival at the State
University of New York College at Brockport, will feature
symposia, lectures, hands-on demonstrations, and portfolio
reviews for undergraduate and graduate students from around
the world.
- Pre-K-12 educational program will bring together
educators, students, and artists for a series of workshops,
lectures, and symposia. The program will focus on innovative
media education programs throughout the world.
- International Film and Video Festivals of new films and
videos created by independent producers from around the
world will appear in theaters and auditoriums throughout
Rochester.
- Ten lectures and 10 symposia for the general public and
imaging professionals will address topics such as the
social, ethical, educational, and aesthetic impacts of new
imaging systems on daily life.
- Artist Book Residencies, conducted at Visual Studies
Workshop during winter and spring of 1993, will produce
three artists' books commissioned for presentation and
distribution during the festival. The three chosen projects
were selected from 74 proposals submitted by artists from
the U.S. and a dozen other countries.
- Performing arts events will include internationally
acclaimed Garth Fagan Dance, a production at the GeVa
Theatre, and an exciting array of multi-arts activity
featuring local art galleries as well as music, theater, and
dance.
- International Student Media Arts Exhibition will feature
the best film, video,computer graphics, and animation from
K-12, undergraduate, and graduate students from around the
world.
In addition, several professional associations will hold
annual meetings of members or board members in conjunction
with Montage 93. They include the International Visual
Sociology Association, Fast Rewind, Media Arts Teachers
Association, Oracle, and High-tech Global New York.
Montage 93's participating institutions are Damon City
Center of Monroe Community College, the International Museum
of Photography at George Eastman House, Memorial Art
Gallery, Rochester Museum and Science Center, Rochester
Riverside Convention Center, State University of New York
College at Brockport, The Strong Museum, and Visual Studies
Workshop.
Major Festival Sponsors of Montage 93 are the City of
Rochester, Consumer Imaging and Professional Imaging of
Eastman Kodak Company, Monroe County, and Xerox Corporation.
Festival Program Sponsors are Bausch & Lomb, Chase Lincoln
First Bank, N.A., Fleet Bank of New York, Greater Rochester
Cablevision, M&T Bank, Polaroid, Rochester Telephone
Corporation and Wilmorite, Inc. USAir is the Official
Festival Airline. Festival Supporters include Alling & Cory,
Farash Corporation, Gleason Memorial Fund, Marine Midland
Bank, N.A., and New York State Council on the Arts.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Lisa Farrell, Communications Coordinator
(716) 442-8897
[email protected]
=======================================================
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 11:29:13 CST
From: "Michael S. Hart" <HART@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Christmas Etext Postings
We encourage you to copy these etexts on floppies and give them away as
"stocking stuffers" or "dredl toys" or anything you like!
***** *****
Happy Holidays from all of us to all of you!!
***** *****
Project Gutenberg Announces the last 1992 releases:
(The normal Project Gutenberg Newsletter follows: )
Dec 1992 A Christmas Carol (Dickens) (carol10x.xxx)
Dec 1992 Anne of Avonlea (avon10xx.xxx)
Nov 1992 Anne of Green Gables (anne10xx.xxx)
Nov 1992 Song of the Lark (Cather) (song10xx.xxx)
(Song of the Lark will not be posted until Nov 30.)
INDEX OF PROJECT GUTENBERG ETEXTS (1991 and 1992)
ftp mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu (not from 10 AM to 5 PM)
(These 1992 etext releases in> cd /etext/etext92)
(Do a dir *.zip or dir *.txt to see exact names.)
[Articles are available in> cd/etext/articles.]
The article SUGGEST.GUT tells how to get going.
gutxxxxx.xxx files are the Newsletters, and the
Newsletter2 files are gut2xxxx.xxx
Questions about Project Gutenberg should go to:
dircompg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Director/Communications
Relayed to simtel20, quake.think.com and nptn.org
and other sites described in the Newsletter.
Jan 1992 Frederick Douglass (duglas10.xxx)
Jan 1992 O Pioneers! Willa Cather (opion10x.xxx)
Feb 1992 1991 CIA World Factbook (world91a.xxx)
Feb 1992 Paradise Lost (Raben) (plrabn11.xxx)
Mar 1992 Far From the Madding Crowd(crowd13x.xxx)
Mar 1992 Aesop's Fables (Advantage)(aesopa10.xxx)
Apr 1992 Data From the 1990 Census (uscen901.xxx)
Apr 1992 New Etext of Bible (KJV) (bible10x.xxx)
May 1992 Sophocles' Oedipus Trilogy(oedip10x.xxx)
May 1992 Herland (for Mother's Day)(hrlnd10x.xxx)
Jun 1992 The Scarlet Letter (scrlt10x.xxx)
Jun 1992 Zen & the Art of Internet)(zen10xxx.xxx)
Jul 1992 The Time Machine-HG Wells)(timem10x.xxx)
Jul 1992 The War of the Worlds-HGW)(warw10xx.xxx)
Aug 1992 The 1990 US Census (2nd) (uscen902.xxx)
Aug 1992 The Hackers' Dictionary (jargn10x.xxx)
Sep 1992 Hitchhiker's Guide to the Internet (hhgi10xx.xxx)
Sep 1992 NorthWestNet NUSIRG Internet Guide (nusirg10.xxx)
Oct 1992 The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (sleep10x.xxx)
Oct 1992 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde #1 (hyde10xx.xxx)
Oct 1992 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde #2 (hydea10x.xxx)
Nov 1992 Anne of Green Gables (anne10xx.xxx)
Nov 1992 Song of the Lark (Cather) (song10xx.xxx)
Dec 1992 A Christmas Carol (Dickens) (carol10x.xxx)
Dec 1992 Anne of Avonlea (avon10xx.xxx)
Dec 1992 The Gift of the Magi-O Henry (magi10.txt)
(This is too short to zip, and will join xmasx.xxx)
(These 1991 etexts are now in> cd /etext/etext91)
(Do a dir *.zip or dir *.txt to see exact names.)
Jan 1991 Alice in Wonderland (alice29x.xxx)
Feb 1991 Through the Looking Glass (lglass16.xxx)
Mar 1991 The Hunting of the Snark (snark12x.xxx)
Apr 1991 1990 CIA World Factbook (world12x.xxx)
May 1991 Moby Dick (From OBI)* (mobyxxxx.xxx)
Jun 1991 Peter Pan (for US only)** (peter14a.xxx)
Jul 1991 The Book of Mormon (mormon13.xxx)
Aug 1991 The Federalist Papers (feder12x.xxx)
Sep 1991 The Song of Hiawatha (hisong11.xxx)
Oct 1991 Paradise Lost (plboss11.xxx)
Nov 1991 Aesop's Fables (aesop11x.xxx)
Dec 1991 Roget's Thesaurus (roget11x.xxx)
Dec 1991 Roget's Thesaurus (roget12x.xxx)
(These two Roget's are not exactly the same)
*Moby Dick is missing Chapter 72
**Please do not download Peter Pan outside the US
Thank you for your interest,
Michael S. Hart, Professor of Electronic Text
Executive Director of Project Gutenberg Etext
Illinois Benedictine College, Lisle, IL 60532
No official connection to U of Illinois--UIUC
hart @uiucvmd.bitnet or hart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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