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Text ARS ELECTRONICA, LINZ, AUSTRIA 4 – 9 September 2008 The annual festival [[http://www.aec.at/en/index.asp:Ars Electronica]] takes place in Linz, Austria each year -arguably the foremost media and electronic art festival attracting participants and visitors from across the world. Details on the festival will be announced in April but regular features such as Campus and the Animation Festival will run alongside special projects. Most importantly the Prix Ars Electronica will be awarded in the context of the festival; this is the most coveted prize for computer based art. For more information please look at http://www.aec.at/en/index.asp. Arts Council England South West is funding a visit to Ars Electronica through Curatorial Network. Around 11 curators from the South West of England will be subsidised to attend the events on a visit organised by ArtProjects and Solutions. The visit follows Basak Senova’s residency this January at iDAT and Plymouth Arts Centre. Successful delegates will be expected to attend the seminar related to the residency on 25 April between 12:30 and 17:30 at Plymouth Arts Centre (details can be found on www.curatorial.net). Linz on the river Danube is a pleasant town rich in Baroque architecture. This capital city of Upper Austria lies not far from the Czech border, on the main road and train routes between Vienna and Salzburg. The group will fly from London to Linz on 3 September returning 9 September. Delegates will be required to contribute approximately £100 each to the cost of the visit. Curatorial Network is now inviting applications from curators in the South West who would like to go on this visit. Previous applicants are eligible to reapply but priority will be given to those who have not already participated in a CN overseas visit Applications will be assessed on a scoring basis by a panel which includes KURATOR, ArtProjects and Solutions, Arts Council England South West and an independent person. To apply for a place please: •Outline your reasons for attending Ars Electronica in no more than 500 words. •Provide a current CV •Clearly mark your application letter with your name, address and the organisation you work for. We will welcome applications from independent curators who are self-employed. •Deadline for applications: 17:00 Friday 4 April 2008 •Applicants will be notified by Monday 21 April •Please ensure you receive notification of receipt of your application. If you do not receive receipt of application please contact Ann Jones on the email below or telephone 07909 963 509 Please email your applications to: ann@artprojectsandsolutions.com