[here+there]: online + on site exhibitions

[excerpts from current English]
Authenticity (o’then-tis’e-te) n. The condition or quality of being authentic, valid, or genuine. Appendix*

Hybridity (hi-brid’i-te’) v. 1.Something of mixed origin or composition. 2. Thing composed of diverse elements. 3. To produce hybrids. Appendix*

Identity (i-den’te-te’) n. 1. The collective aspect of the set of characteristics by which a thing is definitively recognizable or known. 2. The set of behaviorial or personal characteristics of a group. 3. absolute sameness. 4. The quality or condition of being or remaining the same. 5. The personality of an individual regarded as a persisting entity. 6. identification or the result of it. Appendix*

Information Systems (/infe/mer†(e)n /’sistems/) n. the study or use of processes (esp. computers, telecommunications, etc.) for storing, retrieving, and sending information. Appendix*

Interactivity (/,inter’åktive-te) adj. 1. reciprocally active. 2. to act on each other. 3. (of a computer or other electronic device) allowing a two-way flow of information between it and a user. Appendix*

Narrative (når’e-tiv) n. 1. A story or description of actual or fictional events; narrated account. 2. The act, technique, or process of narrating.3. ordered account of connected events. Appendix

Simultaneity (si’mel-te-ne’e-te’) n. 1. Happening, existing, or done at the same time. Appendix*

Time (tîm) n. 1. Indefinite continued progress of existence, events etc, in the past, present and future, regarded as a whole. 2. An interval separating two points a continuum, measured essentially by selecting a regularly event; duration. Appendix*

Translocality (trans’lo-kale-te’) tr.v. 1. To cause to change from one position to another.; displace. 2. A change in location. Appendix*

[excerpts from current English] is the first [here+there]: online + on site project in a series
laurie halsey brown lhb@movinginplace.net

[excerpts from current English] includes 9 curated programs:
which respond to a theoretical framework and fall between the lines of traditional definitions.
The online aspect references net.art works, with the on site aspect as film/video programming: [VIDEO LOUNGE]
which was shown in Rotterdam, the Netherlands in Fall 2002.
click: Appendix* for on site video and film programming:: [VIDEO LOUNGE]-
These programs focused on the history (especially Dutch video history) of these mediums
and they are in the Collection of Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen Library Rotterdam, The Netherlands.