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| Resumé | Jaanis Garancs (b. 1973) is
a media artist and consultant in areas of interactive installations,
multi-media performance, creative projects with Virtual Reality and
Internet. He received the Masters in Audiovisual Media degree in 2003
from the Academy of Media Arts (KHM |
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| Awards | Awards for creative work include Prix Ars Electronica 1998 Award of Distinction (2nd Place - within E-Lab team), Linz, Austria; Nordic Institute for Contemporary Art (NIFCA) Artist-in-Residence Award (2003); Honorary Mention - 6th International Browserday, Amsterdam (2002). Nominations for netzspannung.org Digital Sparks (German student award) in 2002 and in 2003. Grants and scholarships during 1995-2003 include Swedish Institute, Rotary Club Stockholm, Hamburg Ministry of Culture; Latvian Cultural Capital Foundation, and some others. |
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| Exhibitions | Recent interactive installation
exhibitions have taken place at Art+Communication, Riga, Latvia (cellulae.net),
Ars Electronica Festival, Linz, Austria, 2002 [KHM Campus collection];
as well as various individual and group projects at VISION, Kunsthalle,
Budapest, Hungary, 2002 [BIOS |
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| Consultancy & Jobs | Short-time Expert for Phare (EU programme) & NUTEK Agency (Sweden) project in Riga (2002); External Expert for the Phare project in Klaipeda, Lithuania (2001 and 2002); Creative Director of Virtual Culture Riga project, comissioned by Latvian Ministry of Culture (2001); Short-time project consultancy for Interactive Institute Stockholm (1999); Assistant for VEMM Virtual Museum pilot project for Moderna Museet & KKH & KTH Stockholm (1996-1997); Research project at Ericsson Media Lab, Stockholm (11 months, 1995-1996) |
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| Lectures & Presentations | During last years, Garancs
has also contributed presentations on his individual/group work and
related topics in digital media at over 30 international media culture
events and places - such as Art+Communication, Riga (2003, 2001 and
1999); V2, Rotterdam (2002), Muthesius Academy, Kiel (2001), Digitale'99,
Ludwig Museum, Cologne; Konstfack and ArtNode, Stockholm (both 1999),
Next Five Minutes 3 (1999) Amsterdam/Rotterdam; DEAF Amsterdam (1996)
and others. |
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| Personal History |
Jaanis Garancs was born in Latvia He has been a co-founder of the creative
team of the E-Lab/RIXC |