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.

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

A game of love, war and telepathy celebrating New Media Scotland's 10th birthday with new work created and curated by Thomson & Craighead, Sarah Kettley / Distance Lab with new writing by Netwurker Mez and Hannu Rajaniemi, choreography by Sue Hawksley and music by Peter Gregson.

Cycle 06 Alt-w Production Award -
Wendy McMurdo & Paul Holmes
www.wendymcmurdo.com

28th June to 17th August 2014, Tues-Sun, 10am-5pm.
Street Level Photoworks, Trongate 103, Glasgow G1 5HD

Photographer Wendy McMurdo focuses on the relationship between technology and identity expressed through the images and ideas of childhood. She looks at the psychological world of children and young people, both as a protected space and, increasingly, as a ground for marketing wars and a prematurely forced adulthood.

Production Awards

• Nicky Bird
  Question for Seller
• Allison Clifford
  The Sweet Old Etcetera
• Cavan Convery
  Hypertreks
• Su Grierson
  Near Hear
• Kapwani Kiwanga & Alan Brown
  17x18 (not available online)
• Katrina McPherson
  Move-Me
• Duncan Nicoll
  The Misanthropus Project (not available online)
• Shaleph O'Neil
  message centre 101(not available online)
• Simon Yuill
  Your Machines

Production Awards

• David Bernard
  machinista
• Gareth Ennis
  Text in the City (not available online)
• Barry Esson
  Kill Your Timid Notion online
• Simon Fildes
  Zillij
• Hoss Gifford
  Feeling Lucky
• Riccardo Iacono
  DisnDat
• Minttu Mantynen
  Forgotten
• Sam Miller
  reproduced (not available online)
• Holger Mohaupt
  Anticipation
• Iain Morrison
  Stronghold
• Fergus Murray
  Resonata
• Euan Sutherland
  5/2
• Andrew Tullis
  Vestiarium Scoticum (not available online)

Production Awards

• Gregor Dewar & Mark Vernon
  All Quarters
• Steven Dickie
  An Electric Generation
• Gair Dunlop
  Cumbernauld: Town For Tomorrow
• Beverley Hood
  doppelganger
• Nigel Johnson
  VOX
• Torsten Lauschmann
  World Jump Day
• Donna Leishman
  Deviant: The Possession of Christian Shaw
• Dan Norton
  ramShah
• Simon Richardson
  Plastic Power
• Simon Yuill
  spring_alpha

Production Awards

• Cathie Boyd
  Each...and Every Inch
• Cavan Convery
  Lum
• Gina Czarnecki
  Silvers Alter. Recombinant
• Gili Dolev
  Political Dick (not available online)
• Simon Fildes & Katrina Macpherson
  hyperchoreography
• Zoe Irvine
  Magnetic Migration Music
• Andy Mackinnon
  Flotsam (not available online)
• Mandy Mclntosh
  Sun Bed City
• Robert Page
  Corner Shop (not available online)
• Victoria Payton & David Nutter
  The Hidden Gardens
• Andy Rice
  The Harr (not available online)
• Chris Rowland
  Submerge (not available online)

Explore a snap-shot of new media practice and creative engagement with digital culture, as seen through the lens of the Alt-w award. Since it's establishment the fund has supported a formidable alumni of practitioners in their exploration of new ideas and new technologies.

Initially concerned with the emerging medium of the world wide web, these projects now represent the wider evolution of digital culture. From pure research to dynamic production, the range of ideas and depth of enquiry reasserts the vibrancy of experimentation in Scotland.

08|09 Alt-w R&D Award - Emma Tolmie
emmatolmie.wordpress.com

Thursday 20th August 2009, 6pm. FULLY BOOKED
Inspace, 1 Crichton Street, Edinburgh EH8 9AB

Emma Tolmie has mixed low-tech gadgetry and high-tech imagery to develop a heads-up display and unique digital content that re-imagines the concept of stereoscopic imaging in a retro-futuristic subversion of the experience and aesthetics of 3D film.

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R&D Award - Aeolia
Sarah Kettley

www.sarahkettleydesign.co.uk

This project explores the nature of space and place and will examine the concept of a bodily connection with the land through sketch prototyping of stretch sensors in sculptural textiles.