FLI Residencies 2009
Folly and Lanternhouse International are delighted to announce the three successful artists joining them for the FLI Residencies 2009. The scheme is now in its second developmental year as the result of a keen and dynamic partnership between the two organisations.

Internationally renowned interactive artist Stanza has just completed a three year Arts and Humanities Research Fellowship at Goldsmiths Studios. His work encompasses interactive art, real time networked spaces, installations and performances, and he will spend the month of July in residence assessing his work, its impact and relevance.
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Abandon Normal Devices
Festival of New Cinema and Digital Culture

folly, FACT and Cornerhouse are embarking on an exciting joint venture to deliver a collaborative programme across the region; AND (Abandon Normal Devices) is an annual festival of new cinema and digital culture in the North West, taking place in Liverpool and Manchester on alternate years, with a distributed programme in Cumbria, Lancashire and Cheshire.

Visit the AND website now by clicking here for details of upcoming trailblazer events and calls for submissions.
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Two new articles in the Digital Artists' Handbook
folly and GOTO10 are pleased to announce the latest articles to be added to the Digital Artists’ Handbook

The handbook is a reliable and accessible source of information that introduces artists to different tools, resources and ways of working related to digital art. With a focus on Free Software and Open Content, the handbook covers topics such as working with graphics, sound and digital video, software art, developing your own hardware, collaborative working and publishing your work.
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New ArtCast podcasts from folly and moves09
new series online from 24th April 2009
ArtCast is folly’s ongoing series of podcasting programmes - a platform for public access to new, innovative sound & video art.
For this series, in association with moves09, we have selected five of the best new video works made by students based in England's Northwest, in response to the theme of moves09 - “Beyond Movement... What's Your Story?”
This is a series of five videos. Starting on 24th April 2009, a new video will be released daily, throughout the Moves festival.
The current program is:
1: Heartbeat / Bones Can Break by Charlie Allan released 24th April
2: Leonard and Maudlin – Fishers of Men by Phil Martins released 25th April
3: Maschinmensch by Stephanie Green released 26th April
4: What I Do All Day by Anna Corbould released 27th April
5: Lab Specimens by Stephanie Green released 28th April
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