dear Shu Lea,

fantastic, I can not wait for the third iteration which, as you seem to
plan it, will move us into the dream,

kick it! Rob

"But I've seen everything I ever want to see
Screaming "Fire!" in a theater people taking their seats
Watch it all go down like a stone in a stream ....

tell me something real, tell me something true"

First Aid Kit
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrEo-SyCKJ4&feature=related


> dear Bricolabbers
>
>
> Four years after the presentation of Moving
> Forest at Berlin Transmediale.08. conspiracy
> edition,
> Moving Forest launches its second edition (June
> 22 to July 5) on the eve of London Olympics.
>
> We have programmed an event auto-upload for
> global forest to participate in forms/acts of
> creative resistance. Create an event, a stream,
> a statement, a quote, a few links, join us as
> part of
> insurgency force, part of summer school of
> revolt, part of transmission ++++++++++
>
> With many thanks to all the support
> Moving Forest/AKA the castle
>
> MOVING FOREST
> http://www.movingforest.net
> 2012 London
> presented by
> AKA the CASTLE
>
> A twelve day prelude moving across the city; a
> twelve-hour sound art opera of betrayal and
> rebellion culminating in a spectacular series of
> disturbing performances in Chelsea College of Art
> Parade Ground; a one-day coda of debate.
>
> Moving Forest expands the last 12 minute of
> Kurosawa's adaptation of Shakespeare's Macbeth,
> 'Throne of Blood' (1957), into a sonic
> performance saga with a prelude of 12 days, a
> durational performance of 6 acts in 12 hours and
> a closing Coda for the sake of argument.
>
> First presented at Transmediale.08. Berlin 2008,
> Moving Forest London maps an imaginary castle and
> a camouflaged forest revolt onto the
> hyper-playground of the London metropolis on the
> eve of Olympics 2012. Presented by a temporarily
> assembled troupe AKA the castle, Moving Forest
> brings together diverse
> visual/sonic/electronic/digital/ performance
> artists along with writers, walkers, coders,
> hackers, mobile agents, twitters, networkers and
> the general public to realize a contemporary
> version of a classic play. Making use of all
> media, the acts elaborate operatic manoeuvres
> into an escalating scheme of conspiracy and its
> contemporaneous political manifestations. The
> camouflage tree branches of Birnam Wood are
> electronically updated with contemporary forms of
> stealth and insurrection. Armed with signals and
> slogans, the Moving Forest forces an entry into
> the Castle. A final merging of forest and castle
> occurs during a moment of downfall, jubilation
> and loss.
>
> June 22 - July 3 , 12 day prelude (London citywide and on the net)
>
> July 4, 6 acts 12 hour performance
> [act0 - omen] 9-11am (Furtherfield, Finsbury Park)
> [act1 - remorse] 11am-1pm (Triangle Space, CCAD)
> [act2 - betrayal] 1pm-3pm (Triangle Space, CCAD)
> [act3 - overthrow] 3pm-5pm (Triangle Space, CCAD)
> [act4 - insurgency] 5pm-8pm (The Rootstein Hopkins Parade Ground at CCAD)
> [act5 - eternal return] 8pm-9pm (The Rootstein Hopkins Parade Ground at
> CCAD)
>
> July 5, 12 - 6pm , workshop/coda (Triangle Space, CCAD)
>
> *CCAD- Chelsea College of Art and Design
>
> Moving Forest 2012 London
> with
> AKA the castle (in formation)
> The Militant City (Isaac Marrero-Guillamón),
> MzTEK, labofii (John Jordan), street training
> (Lottie Child), Summer School of Revolt, Marc
> Widmer, Jonas Öhrström, Patric Kaufmann, The
> Hexists, Laura Oldfield Ford, Marco Donnarumma ,
> Linda Dement, Francesca da Rimini, Valentina
> Vuksic, Olsen Wolf, Kaffe Matthews, xname, Ewa
> Justka, Anat Ben-David, Bioni samp, Vasco Alves,
> YoHa, Stephen Fortune, Clifford Hammett,
> Alexandra Sofie Joensson, Tom Keene, Kendra
> Jones, Ashlee Renz-Hotz, Amanda Thickpenny,
> Ophelia Bellio, Dena Rysdam Miller, AUDiNT (Toby
> Heys and Steve Goodman).
>
> Organized by
> TAKE2030 (Ilze Black and Shu Lea Cheang)
> Matthew Fuller (Center for Cultural studies, Goldsmiths College)
> Graham Harwood (MA Interactive Media, Goldsmiths College)
> Rachel Baker (irational.org)
>
> Moving Forest workshop/coda
> organized by
> David Garcia , Dean of CCW (Chelsea, Camberwell and Wimbledon) Graduate
> School
> Matthew Fuller, Reader in Digital Media, Goldsmiths College,
> Josephine Berry Slater, editor of Mute magazine
> John Cunningham, writer and participant in Full Unemployment
>
> Organization associates:
> Centre for Cultural Studies, Goldsmiths, University of London
> Interactive Media Lab, Goldsmiths, University of London
> Furtherfield
> SPACE
> Graduate School, CCW, University of the Arts London
> Wimbledon College of Art
> Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts
> Queen Mary, University of London
>
> For info:
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