AREA 10 Project Space, Peckham presents () RE | BOOT - the launch event of Area10’s new media media platform: AREA 10: MEDIALAB /> :: Live Event and Opening: April 12, 2008; 7:00 pm - film screenings, live performances, interactions, vjing, sound art, experimental and electronic noise music :: April 11-12; 11 am - 5 pm - activities include workshops, lectures presentations being held alongside an exhibition of digital and interactive arts :: Area 10 Project Space, Eagle Wharf, Peckham Square, London SE15 5JT (White building behind Peckham Library).

AREA 10: MEDIALAB /> will focus on engaging cross-disciplinary collaborations between various arts and science based practices, encouraging open and critical discussion in addition to knowledge sharing and skills transfer. Aims to establish a strong community of users both locally and internationally. Locally the lab will be able to provide the support, space and skills in which projects, workshops and research can be realized for individual practitioners, media groups as well as local colleges and universities. Internationally the lab will aim to make strong connections with other media labs worldwide in order to reinforce the global community of practitioners and focus on the exchange of research, art work and physical space.

Participating Artist, Musicians and Hackers: Project Serendipity (UK) Rob Davis (UK) Andy Wheddon & Fraser Geesin (UK) Genetic Moo Project (Peckham) Radek Rudnicki (UK) Erik Groen & Piebe de Vries (Holland) CathSign (France) Peckham Space (UK) Deptford.TV (UK) Chiara Passa (Italy) Phill Niblock (USA) Thibaud De Souza (UK) Sinsynplus (Germany) Günther Albrecht (Germany) Sunshine Frere (UK) Jenny Pickett (UK) Anila Ladwa (UK) Apo33 (France) Martin John Callanan (UK) Jean-Phillippe Roux (France) Lawrence Upton (UK) Mattin (Basque Country) ManamiN N(Japan) Nanofamas (Corsica) Goto10 & OpenLab (UK) Constant (Belgium) Yvan Etienne & Brice Jeannin (France) Medialab Madrid (Spain), Sonic (France) Tim Goldie (UK)…and many more!!

AREA 10: MEDIALAB has been introduced to facilitate the development of research and art practices using open source new technologies in the media arts. The medialab will focus on engaging cross-disciplinary collaborations between various arts and science based practices, encouraging open and critical discussion in addition to sharing knowledge and skills transfer.
() RE | BOOT; is part of the Node London Spring ‘08 season - and is supported by APO33.