party

6 pm onwards: Presentation of the publication, which elucidates the work of Manu Luksch, Mukul Patel and collaborators as part of the wave of critical art that has emerged alongside the rise of digital networks, including essays by Armin Medosch, Keiko Sei, Siraj Izhar.
And: party to DJ mixes by Mukul, following the Holiday Hackshop, an free all-ages, multi-workshop electronic craft-making fair by eyebeam.

Alhambra, 33-35 Commercial Road, London E11LB.
In the past 3 years, PWP has been supporting projects working with the Akha community in Northern Thailand, giving Akha children access to education in their own language. Mukul will contribute an ambient set, there will be videos from Lao PDR by Manu. guest ist: party.wi.purpose@gmail.com

Mukul plays the opening party for the Asia Triennale Manchester 08, a new international festival featuring visual artists from Mainland China, Hong Kong, India, Korea, Singapore and Taiwan. Bring ears.

Asia Triennial Manchester (ATM08) opens 4 April, 5 April (public) and runs till 1 June 2008 in Manchester. Initiated and led by Shisha, in partnership with Castlefield Gallery, Chinese Arts Centre, Cornerhouse, The International 3, Manchester Art Gallery and Manchester Metropolitan University.

Opening party at the Cornerhouse, 21.00–00.00.

Das EasterHegg ist eine familiaere Veranstaltung des Chaos Computer Clubs, initiiert durch die Chaos_Gemeinschaft. Jedes Jahr, am Oster-Wochenende, treffen sich einige hundert Hacker aus dem CCC-Umfeld und andere Interessierte, um sich in Workshops weiterzubilden, alte Bekannte wiederzusehen und neue Gesichter kennen zu lernen. Auch dabei: kleine Beiträge von Mukul (DJ) und Manu (Filmprojektionen) wo: FLUC, 1020 VIENNA Prater Stern

Oriental bastard mixes, Asian breaks and the universal soundclash by ManuCher, PowLee, Shree and guest DJ Mukul

Wednesday 6 July  18.15-20.15
Institute of Contemporary Art
The Mall  London  SW1
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Cybersalon continues its Venus Rising series of panels in collaboration with
SMARTlab Centre to engage the general public in discussions with
technologists, designers, artists and scientists about the feminine in
technology.  Venus Rising is a forum that launched at the Science Museum�s
Dana Centre in April.  With this series of panels we pose the question, can
we shift the cultural image and language of technology towards the feminine?
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