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Two years after the Video Vortex #2 conference, the Video Vortex events came back to Amsterdam to organize the sixth event in March 2011: Beyond YouTube. Organized by the Institute of Network Cultures, and in a top cultural venue, Video Vortex 6 offered artist presentations (performances, screenings and talks), hands-on workshops, the launch of the Video Vortex Reader II, and a two-day symposium. | Two years after the Video Vortex #2 conference, the Video Vortex events came back to Amsterdam to organize the sixth event in March 2011: Beyond YouTube. Organized by the Institute of Network Cultures, and in a top cultural venue, Video Vortex 6 offered artist presentations (performances, screenings and talks), hands-on workshops, the launch of the Video Vortex Reader II, and a two-day symposium. | ||
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The conference report functions as both an overview of key-results of the conference and as a collection of all blog posts written during and in the run up to the event. Moreover, a budget overview and the conference program are attached. | The conference report functions as both an overview of key-results of the conference and as a collection of all blog posts written during and in the run up to the event. Moreover, a budget overview and the conference program are attached. | ||
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Contents
Abstract
Two years after the Video Vortex #2 conference, the Video Vortex events came back to Amsterdam to organize the sixth event in March 2011: Beyond YouTube. Organized by the Institute of Network Cultures, and in a top cultural venue, Video Vortex 6 offered artist presentations (performances, screenings and talks), hands-on workshops, the launch of the Video Vortex Reader II, and a two-day symposium.
The conference report functions as both an overview of key-results of the conference and as a collection of all blog posts written during and in the run up to the event. Moreover, a budget overview and the conference program are attached.
File
Source
Links
URL: http://networkcultures.org/blog/publication/video-vortex-6-conference-report/
Wayback Machine: https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://networkcultures.org/blog/publication/video-vortex-6-conference-report/
