HTMlles

Founded in 1997 and produced by Studio XX, the HTMlles Festival of Media Art and Networked Practices explores various facets of digital technology and the web as a medium for the creation and exhibition of women’s digital artworks. The festival occupies the singular position of being one of the only Quebecois and Canadian events entirely dedicated to the promotion and dissemination of independent media art, its particularity also being emphasized by its feminist approach, concerns and engagements. The event seeks to introduce, share and present the richness of contemporary media to the general public.

Informations and Web Site : www.htmlles.net

Previous festivals

Job Offer: directrice du festival HTMlles

Job Description:

The bilingual candidate will be responsible for artistic programming, organizing and presenting the Festival HTMlles, a Studio XX project.

Deadline: October 10, 2011
Start date: Nov. 1, 2011
Contract position with a duration of approximately 1 year.

HTMlles 9 - 2010 :: <home> </land>

HTMlles 2010, ninth edition of Festival of Media Art and Digital Culture.

Theme: <home> </land>

As we resist - or converge with - a globally interconnected future, is it relevant to define our origins and explore common values?

Can we have more than one <home> </land> at anny given time, or no <home> </land> at all? Whose rights are recognized in what homelands?

HTMlles 8 - 2007 :: crowd control

HTMlles 2007, eighth edition of Festival.

Theme: crowd control

Despite the influx of technological tools and ubiquitous communication networks, mobility and the state of being mobile still do not exist without negotiating systems of inclusion or exclusion. It remains necessary for an individual to navigate personal and external control structures before undertaking movement.

HTMlles EXPORT.2 - 2006 :: peripheries + proximities

About HTMlles:EXPORT 2
From the 18th to the 31st of October a group of artists and works from the 7th edition of the HTMlles Festival: Peripheries + Proximities travelled to Serbia, Bulgaria, and Turkey. The artists presented their works in the format of interactive workshops, artists talks, performances and short exhibitions. The main goal of the travel was the interaction with local artists, publics and curators.