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"content_html": "<p><a href=\"http://virusland.org/colloque-2/\">Screens. Inside, Outside</a> aims to \r\nto explore both through theory and through an artistic practice the modes of \r\nthe modes of expression opened by the use of teleconference interfaces and their \r\nteleconference interfaces and their relationship to informational virality. It \r\nis part of the continuity of the conference \"<a href=\"http://www.virusland.org/colloque/\">Confinement, virality \r\nand forms of life</a>\" which was held \r\nNovember 26 and 27, 2020 at La Générale and online on p-node radio.</p>\r\n\r\n<p>While performance art is traditionally associated with the \r\nthe constitution of a co-presence of the artist and the spectators or even has the \r\nto accentuate such modes of co-presence, teleconferencing \r\ninterfaces of teleconference cross a spatial distance that it is no longer \r\nis no longer possible to want to erase, and different temporal shifts, to the \r\neven to the point of reminding it sometimes in their dysfunctions, like \r\ndysfunctions, following the example of Dan Graham's Delay Rooms. Indeed, \r\ncontrary to the fantasy of the immediacy of a perpetual present that \r\nwould allow the diffusion in real time, the interfaces, as soon as they appear in \r\nthat they appear in the phenomenological space, forbid us to ignore the \r\nto ignore the difference and its specters. How can we play with it?</p>\r\n<p>With Anne Alombert, Lucas Azémar, Nicolas Bailleul, Marie Baudoin, \r\nJean-Louis Boissier, Guillaume Boissinot, Hortense Boulais-Ifrène, \r\nOlivier Bosson, Pierre Cassou-Noguès, Grégory Chatonsky, JR Carpenter, \r\nMarie B Cazeneuve, Yves Citton, Damien Charrieras, Charlotte Cherici, \r\nFrédéric Danos, Alix Desaubliaux, Judith Deschamps, Raphaële Jeune, \r\nBertrand Gervais, Alice Lenay, Baptiste Loreaux, Eric Méchoulan, Arnaud \r\nRegnauld, RYBN, Jan Söffner, Marcello Vitali-Rosati, Seumboy Vrainom, \r\nGwenola Wagon</p>\r\n<p>Partners: Teamed EA4010, TransCrit EA1569, LLCP EA4008, AAP <br/>\r\nResearch, Paris 8 University. <br/>\r\nUniversity Research School (EUR) ArTeC <br/>\r\nLa Générale Paris\r\n</p>\r\n<p>\r\nLinks to follow the conference and other information at this address:\r\n<a href=\"http://virusland.org/colloque-2/\">http://virusland.org/colloque-2/</a>\r\n</p>",
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"description": "<h2>Conference and Performance<br/>December 9-10, 2021</h2>",
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