FILE SÃO PAULO 2011
Editorial Conception: Paula Perissinotto e Ricardo Barreto
Design: Ana Starling + Bizu
Year: 2011
Pages: 288
“Complication, explanation, implication: The flerxible universe of Lawrence Malstaf” by Pieter Van Bogaert. EXHIBITION: Installations: 16 works with their own texts. Games: 20 works with their own texts. Machinima: “FILE MACHINIMA 2011” by Fernanda Albuquerque de Almeida (FILE Machinima Coordinator); 35 works with their own texts. Tablet: “TABLETS 2011” by Maria Eugênia Mourão (FILE Tablet Coordinator); 23 works with their own texts. Hypersonica Performace: 7 works with their own texts. Hypersonica Screening: 7 works with their own texts. Hypersonica Participants: 17 works with their own texts. Media Art: 76 works with their own texts. Documenta: “Panoramas VI” by Eric Marke (FILE Documenta Coordinator); 7 works with their own text. Workshop: AA São Paulo Visiting School.
FILE PAI: Introduction by Fernando Byington Egydio Martins (Executive Vice-President Brand, Marketing, Communication and Interactivity of Santander). FILE PAI Map. Foyer Fiesp: 1 work with its own text. Espaço Fiesp: Installations: 13 works with their own texts. Instituto Cervantes: Anima+: “FILE ANIMA+” by Raquel Olívia Fukuda (FILE ANIMA+ Coordinator); 123 works with their own texts; Installations: 3 works with their own texts; Machinima: 5 works with their own texts; Games: 1 works with its own text. Conjunto Nacional: Installations: 1 work with its own text. Livraria Cultura: Installations: 2 works with their own texts. Masp: Cinema Free; Installation: 1 work with its own text. Fnac: Games: 2 works with their own texts. Metrô: Anima+: 5 works with their own texts; Games: 5 works with their own texts; Installation: 1 work with its own text. Centro Cultural São Paulo: “São Paulo cultural center, a meeting space” by Alexandra Itacarambi (Director, Division of Cultural and Educational Action São Paulo Cultural Center); Workshop: 4 workshops with their own texts; Symposium: 26 lectures with their own texts.
FILE THEORY: “Code drift” by Arthur & Marilouise Kroker; “There’s only software” by Lev Manovich