Just learned about #StreamArtNetwork.
Their website might be a little intense, but the idea sounds great:

https://streamart.network/

»StreamArtNetwork (SAN) is a distributed array of green-screen studios and hybrid media labs spanning Krakow, Amsterdam, Kyiv, Budapest, Coventry, Vilnius, Trondheim, and Berlin, along with other temporal nodes...

#HybridTogetherness #ParticipatoryTelevision #CollaborativeStreaming #LiveWebCasting #Transversal

Launch of the StreamArtNetwork (SAN)
by Geert Lovink via nettime-l

#StreamArtNetwork #HybridTogetherness #ParticipatoryTelevision #CollaborativeStreaming #TelematicPerformances #GreenDeal #LiveWebCasting

The idea of the StreamArtNetwork (SAN) emerged together with UKRAiNATV’s weekly live webcasts from the StreamArtStudio in Krakow (PL), in response to the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, just after February 24, 2022. Media artists, activists, journalists, AV producers, DJs, and IT freaks from the region and beyond reached out to others to pick up the stream, join, and show solidarity. Soon after, responses came in, and collaborations started, first and foremost to support artists in Kyiv, Lviv, Kharkiv, and other places throughout Ukraine.

UKRAiNATV began traveling, showing up, hosting workshops and lectures using pop-up studios in New York, Trondheim, Rome, Barcelona, Berlin, Lviv, and Kyiv – searching for partners around the world. In early 2023, the VOID TV channel of the Amsterdam-based Institute of Network Cultures joined, followed by the Intermedia Budapest crew in early 2024. In the fall of 2024, a network was established consisting of the following founding members, each running a green-screen studio: UKRAiNATV in Krakow, the VOID in Amsterdam, Re:Frame.TV in Kyiv, Konfluxus Collective in Budapest, CDI in Coventry, and the 3022 in Vilnius.

The aims of the StreamArtNetwork are diverse, radical, and utopian at the same time. The network streams together, mixing and layering, meeting in-between platforms, localities and realities. We stream against war, neo-imperial invasions, genocide and limited mobility. Against big-tech centralization and neo-liberal social media monopolies with their 30-second ‘influencers’. We invite all like-minded to join, in favor of an endless exploration of time-spaces that we are creating together in our collective, het...
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UKRAiNATV UNSOUND STREAMART POSTDADA SHOW (live, today 4-10pm CET)
by Geert Lovink via nettime-l

Special webcast from the UKRAiNATV studio in Krakow on Friday October 6 2023 from 4PM-10PM CET on the occasion of the Unsound Festival.

Please go here to connect: https://ukrainatv.streamart.studio/

There will be live connections with Kyiv and Eastern Ukraine.

Starting in full daylight – as every Dadaist late-night show should – UKRAiNATV’s stream art telethon will seamlessly blend live and telematic music, performances in different shapes and forms, performative lectures, tea ceremonies and other collaborative acts. Be wary of the depths of VR and AI intrusions. Participants will gather in Kazimierz, in a workshop turned into a fringe TV studio, and will be joined by our friends in Kyiv, Amsterdam and Vancouver. Dreamlike, immersive scenarios will wake you from the slumber of the Internet’s digital monotony, to the urgent need for a glocal and transhuman sense of community. Under our banner of #HOPECORE, we will weave different pasts and presents, here and elsewhere, the Dionysian and the Hestian, rebellion and community building. The hybrid lineup includes Geert Lovink with lecture performance, Shuma, SVET, John Object, and CARBON media collective from Kyiv. Presented with the help of Humanity Now. <https://humanity-now.org/>

UKRAiNATV x GUESTS in UNSOUNDSTREAMARTPOSTDADASHOW:
Kyrillos Alexandrov (UA), Antigonna (UA), Bits and Beans (UA), Sebastian Brenk (UA), VJ Yarkus of Carbon x Collider Team x Alexandra Khalepa (in #HybridTogetherness, UA), Chicks on Speed (in #HybridTogetherness, EU), Gleb Dovzhuk (UA), Rom Dziadkiewicz (PL), Echobase (UA), Kathi Glas (DE), Taya Kabaeva (UA), Geert Lovink (NL), Julia Ł. Mazur (PL), Ksenia Mirgorodska (BY), John Object (UA), Anna Olszewska (PL), Sofia Reznichenko (UA), Satin de Compostela (PL), Slay4Ukraine (UA), Shuma (BY)...
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