Archives > Avril 2005

A new (and unofficial...) adventure of Tintin. On this picture, Tintin asks Oussama if he's really linked with Saddam Hussein. Look at this jovial face...
Sorry, the complete adventure is in french only. Translation coming soon ?
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"French-speaking Interactive and animated content gets its festival on 28th and 29th may 2005 ! We are happy to introduce you to the first multimedia meeting in France focusing on Shockwave Flash in a prestigious cultural place Centre Pompidou, in Paris". Guest star : Jared Tarbell (Levitated). If you want to submit a (french speaking...) work, hurry up : you have 5 days left until the 20th of April !
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Let us introduce a great japonese pop artist ! Atsuko Ishii lives actually in Paris, France, and draws visual and narrative sequences with a fine touch of poetry. C'est ici. In Germany, she's represented by French-Made, Munich ; in Japan, she recently gave a "personal reality show" at Beeflight art and fashion Museum (Gallery Vie). What about introducing her in the US ? Contact her online if you want more info. (illus. Don't worry about pop-art, detail, 2004, 50 x 60 cm)
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Telex : "On April 5th, the Palais de Tokyo will launch Tokyo Ozone, its new internet project, with a day of art and wifi. The Opsound Pool will provide the music for their Tokyo Radio". If ouy are in Paris, don't miss the Creative Open Jam "Bal_O_O_n", from 8 PM to midnight.
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Out ! Second number of the DVDzine dedicated to motion graphic design, in french and english. Focus on Vjing (Addictive TV, Jin, Visiomat, The Light Surgeons, Pfadfinderei), interviews and portfolios of Supinfocom, 123klan, Graficeurope, Pictoplasma... Synopsis here, and shopping facilities on this site. Great work.
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Mister Dran is from Toulouse. Because he doesn't know how to write (well, that's what he says...), he did some drawings. And he did well !
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New blog about video games, edited by Fluctuat.net. Hélas (or not...), french only.
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Socialbarbare, the second issue of Criticalsecret (the "multimedia thema-anachronistic review"), is out in a voluminous paper edition. A strange review, quite hermetic... and imperceptible. You can buy it here, or read it online. Socialbarbaric, did you say socialbarabaric ?
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