T-Minus

Submissions sought that explore alternate methods of temporal presentation

Deadline: December 15, 2009

Abstract: As computers and cameras become increasingly ubiquitous, a
greater number of creators are becoming interested in the artistic
possibilities inherent in combining these technologies.
Time-distorted video is easily realized with affordable consumer
equipment, and this ability has generated a wave of image-over-time
interactive “physical computing” installations and homegrown
timelapse projects. T-Minus seeks to bring together exceptional
realizations that explore the union of digital media and time.

Guidelines

Submissions must either be completed works or include a detailed description of the entry. Materials will not be returned.

Ideal format: High resolution Quicktime files (using an open source free compression, nothing over 1920 x 1080 please). If enough of the submissions are in high definition, the work will be screened in its native resolution.

Acceptable format: DVD’s, AVI’s (again, standard formats please), Quicktime files above 640 x 480 pixels,

Unacceptable formats: VHS tapes, betamax, 5.25″ floppy, 72mm film, ancient scroll, prom, happy meal, interpretive dance.

All copyrights to the work remain with the individual artists.

Include a one paragraph description of the piece with length, title, year; and your contact information (mail and email).

Please mail submissions to the following address:

T-Minus 2008
c/o Chris Jordan
149 E. Broadway #4
New York, NY 10002