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Do you have some data to share? Are you worried about the cloud? Do you know where your data is stored? Come and take part in a DropDay: an AND festival datasharing session using artist Aram Bartholl's DeadDrops 'peer to peer (ish) offline sharing system'
ANDfestival Salons at Leaf Cafe this weekend
As part of the Abandon Normal Devices festival there will be a range of "Salons" at Leaf Cafe on Bold Street this weekend, covering Censorship, Fanatacism and Reality Management. So head down to LEAF or watch the Live Stream. Further details are below and you can head to the Ustream Website for a reminder.
Dopplereffekt is one of the strangest and most mysterious units on the electronic music scene today.
Only a handful of interviews with the group exist, and live appearances are likewise a rare occurrence. One thing we do know about the group is its apparent love of experimental physics, with song titles such as "Calabi-Yau Manifold", "Linear Accelerator" and "Myon-Neutrino" appearing on recent records.
30 September · 19:30 - 23:30
Scandinavian Seamen' Church, 138 Park Lane, Liverpool L1 8HG
Rebellious Media Conference
The Rebellious Media Conference, a major event to take place in Central London on 8-9 October 2011, is being organised by a committee that includes Peace News, Ceasefire magazine, New Internationalist, Red Pepper, Undercurrents and visionOntv.
This gathering will have three main purposes:
- to showcase inspiring examples of radical media practice;
- to further develop radical critiques of the mainstream media;
- to enable activists, journalists and students to engage in training and skillsharing.
How to make atoms dance – Tips and tricks from surface scientists
Liverpool SciBar presents "How to make atoms dance – Tips and tricks from surface scientists" on 4th October 2011
At the next edition of SciBar in Liverpool, Professor Werner Hofer of the University of Liverpool, will give a talk on "How to make atoms dance – Tips and tricks from surface scientists".
Seeking emergency accommodation…
In June 2011, greenroom, Manchester’s iconic theatre for all things new, contemporary and experimental closed its doors for the final time. Beyond the loss of one of the Manchester‘s ‘hidden treasures’, there is also the story of the creative community it nurtured over the course of its existence, as a ‘home’ for artists, giving opportunities to literally thousands of young people looking to take their first steps into an often precarious career.
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