Stills, 23 Cockburn St, Edinburgh
Saturday 30th August 2008, 11am - 6pm

What does an artist need to produce strong stage photography? The latest expensive camera equipment? Additional light-sources? Assistants? Actors? Set designers? No.... just your eye, a little intuition and any camera will do the rest.

Following the screening of SPAM the Musical at the Edinburgh Art Festival, this workshop will show you how to create your very own tableau vivant using a fine selection of spam emails as the starting point.

Get your sticky fingers on the Edinburgh Art Festival
1st to 31st Aug 2008

Explore the artworks online using our interactive map, create a tour of the festival, share it with your friends, then pick up one of the new enhanced packs of stickers that are available for free now at Stills and curate a show where all your favourites are in one place.

45 Marchmont Crescent, Edinburgh, EH9 1 HF
Ongoing. By appointment.

New Media Scotland are pleased to announce the completion of 'ink' by ~in the fields. Work began retro-fitting the piece during the Edinburgh Art Festival with the artists being the inaugural users of our new Project Space in Marchmont. We're thrilled now to be able to present this dazzling new installation.

Wagner+Partner, Karl-Marx-Allee 87, Berlin
5th Sept to 11th Oct 2008, Tue to Sat 12-6pm

The Voodoo Rooms, 19a West Register Street, Edinburgh
28th Aug 2008, 8.30pm-1am, £5/£4

2008 marks the thirtieth birthday of spam email and to celebrate SPAM the Musical has turned spam into video art, and with the click of a mouse you can turn it back into spam again. Go on... get viral.

An online photo management and sharing application.

Here's our StickerCurator Flickr photostream...
www.flickr.com/stickercurator

You can find our Alt-w photostream here...
www.flickr.com/alt-w

www.e-flux.com/projects/library
1st August to 9th November 2008

With digital technology and camera phones putting the realms of movie making within everyone's grasp, the pocket movie has come of age. These are short films, often less than a minute in length shot on mobile devices. The results are easy to share, easy to cause a storm and could even end up on the news.