Panel Discussion '20
Online Archives and Media Art Collections. Part 1.
December 2, 2020
December 2, 2020
On December 2, 2020, at the panel discussion «Online Archives and Media Art Collections» we discussed the international experience in archiving media and technological art.
Panel discussion participants:
• Wim van der Plas, Sociologist, co-founder, and archivist of the International Symposium on Electronic Art: “Archiving a Nomadic International Electronic Art Event”.
• Michael Mondria (Ars Electronica), Managing Director of Ars Electronica Solutions: “Re-Mapping the Archive”.
• Yanina Prudenko & Anton Lapov, co-curators of the Open Archive of Ukrainian Media Art: “Archiving Ukrainian Media Art. Breakthroughs and Challenges”.
• Rodrigo Guzman Serrano, Ph.D. candidate of School of Creative Media, City University of Hong Kong: “Documenting and Archiving Digital Art and Web-based Art Resources: Two Models”.
Panel discussion participants:
• Wim van der Plas, Sociologist, co-founder, and archivist of the International Symposium on Electronic Art: “Archiving a Nomadic International Electronic Art Event”.
• Michael Mondria (Ars Electronica), Managing Director of Ars Electronica Solutions: “Re-Mapping the Archive”.
• Yanina Prudenko & Anton Lapov, co-curators of the Open Archive of Ukrainian Media Art: “Archiving Ukrainian Media Art. Breakthroughs and Challenges”.
• Rodrigo Guzman Serrano, Ph.D. candidate of School of Creative Media, City University of Hong Kong: “Documenting and Archiving Digital Art and Web-based Art Resources: Two Models”.
“Online Archives and Collections of Media Art”. Part II, 5th December 20
On December 5, 2020, we held the second section of the panel discussion where the speakers focused their attention on Russian projects in the field of archiving media- and technological art.
Panel discussion participants:
• Alexey Kupriyanov, Independent Data Analyst: "Data in Motion: How to Organize a Database so that It Becomes an Army, not a Burial Ground?"
• Anastasia Tarasova, Chief Curator of the Archives of the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art in Moscow: “Archives of the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art: Paper-based and Digital”
• Maria Udovydchenko, Keeper of the Archives of the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art in St. Petersburg: "Funds of the Archive of the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art in St. Petersburg: From Analogue Documents to Media Carriers"
• Alina Stulikova, Leading Specialist of the Film and Media Arts Department of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts: "How Media Art Came to the Pushkin Museum: to the Experience of Creating of a New Media Collection in a Classical Museum"
• Victoria Ilyushkina, Curator of the Cyland Video Archive and Video Programmes of the CYFEST Festival, and Sergey Teterin, Media Artist, Member of the Cyland Media Art Lab team: “Cyland Video Archive: Storage and Demonstration of Video”; Sergey Komarov, Curator of the Cyland Audio Archive: “Cyland Audio archive”.
Panel discussion participants:
• Alexey Kupriyanov, Independent Data Analyst: "Data in Motion: How to Organize a Database so that It Becomes an Army, not a Burial Ground?"
• Anastasia Tarasova, Chief Curator of the Archives of the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art in Moscow: “Archives of the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art: Paper-based and Digital”
• Maria Udovydchenko, Keeper of the Archives of the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art in St. Petersburg: "Funds of the Archive of the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art in St. Petersburg: From Analogue Documents to Media Carriers"
• Alina Stulikova, Leading Specialist of the Film and Media Arts Department of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts: "How Media Art Came to the Pushkin Museum: to the Experience of Creating of a New Media Collection in a Classical Museum"
• Victoria Ilyushkina, Curator of the Cyland Video Archive and Video Programmes of the CYFEST Festival, and Sergey Teterin, Media Artist, Member of the Cyland Media Art Lab team: “Cyland Video Archive: Storage and Demonstration of Video”; Sergey Komarov, Curator of the Cyland Audio Archive: “Cyland Audio archive”.
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