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52 Queen Charlotte Street, Leith EH6 7EX.

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87-91a Henderson St, Leith EH6 6ED.

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58-66 Queen Charlotte Street, Leith EH6 7ET.

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58 Constitution St, Leith EH6 6RS.

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Broad Wynd, Leith EH6 6QZ.

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37 Constitution Street, Leith EH6 7BG.

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32–34 The Shore, Leith EH6 6QN.

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17th-28th June 2009, Daily.
BBC Big Screen, Festival Square, Edinburgh EH3 9SR

We were invited by the Edinburgh International Film Festival to present work in the social hub of the Delegate Centre. We've chosen to screen a selection of short films by Takagi Masakatsu and Scott Pagano.

We're thrilled that this work will also be seen on the BBC Big Screen in Edinburgh's Festival Square throughout the film festival, with a special back-to-back screening on the 25th June at 8pm.

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Thursday 2nd July 2009, 8pm. £5
CCA, 350 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow G2 3JD

We are delighted that cellist Peter Gregson played four pieces from his new work 'factory' at our Cryptic Nights event. Commissioned by New Media Scotland, this premiere performance of the work accompanied a networked dance piece choreographed by Sue Hawksley in response to Distance Lab's Mutsugoto. Peter wore Aeolia stretch sensor wearables developed for him by Sarah Kettley.

5th August to 5th September 2009, Wed-Sun, 10am-6pm.
Inspace, 1 Crichton Street, Edinburgh EH8 9AB

Digital culture is pervasive and ever evolving. The Alt-w Fund supports experimentation with new media, as both artistic subject and as creative tool. The focus for 2008/09 was to support projects which dynamically engage audiences beyond the traditional screen.

Alex Hetherington, Benjamin Dembroski, Distance Lab, Emma Tolmie, FOUND, Wendy McMurdo & Paul Holmes, Sarah Kettley, Thomson & Craighead, ~ in the fields.

This exhibition reflects our information-rich world where attention is a commodity. As consumers we filter, as creators we share. In response, we forge new paths. These artists engage with these accelerated times and its dispersed networks of communication.