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Internet Research
A Silicon Graphics INDY computer with Internet connection is available for special extended research projects. Applications may be
submitted to the ResourceLab program coordinator for access to the computer. Members of the general public can apply to spend up to
two weeks at a time researching material on the Internet.
Recent Journals
on Culture and Communication
Visitors to the ResourceLab may read the latest issues of selected Hungarian and international journals covering arts, culture, computer
technology and the Internet.
Contemporary Arts and Design
Catalogues
Those interested in contemporary Hungarian and international arts and design may find a wide selection of catalogues in the ResourceLab.
Documentation on Contemporary
Hungarian Arts
Comprehensive documentation on the oeuvres of contemporary Hungarian artists has been prepared for more than ten years by the Soros
Center for Contemporary Arts. The bilingual documentation, supplemented with black and white photographs and color slides, has been
compiled and written by commissioned art historians. The regularly updated and expanded documentation will be available in a database
format and located on the C3 www server. We also have plans to preserve the written and visual documentation in CD-ROM format. In
addition to scholarly documentation, the ResourceLab maintains an Artists' File: a computerized slide registry of contemporary Hungarian
artists and designers, with written and visual material provided by the artists themselves.
International Information
Both printed and digital information on international and national opportunities, including exhibitions, study programs, grants, scholarships,
competitions and events, is maintained by the ResourceLab and made available to visitors. Up-to-date information on these opportunities
is also available on the C3 www site and in the C3 newsletter.
Research Program
The ResourceLab maintains a research program currently focusing on the following three areas: Hungarian and international media art
history and theory; the changing relationship of art, science and technology; & planning for the future - new languages, new terminology:
methods and possibilities for restructuring traditional academic disciplines in post-information society. Research is carried out by staff and
board members and by commissioned experts; the results of their research are published in printed and digital media, and presented in
visual form in the ExplorationLab.
Databases
The SCCA program is currently expanding the contemporary Hungarian arts computer database, and the content will be broadened to
include live arts, sound/music and text-based arts. Sound, still and moving images (in addition to text) will be incorporated into the
database format. The new database will be located on the C3 www server and will be an Internet-accessible database. Other databases
under development include the International Information, Media Archaeology, and Artists' File databases.
Newsletter
The newsletter and website, containing information on international opportunties, programs of the Center and upcoming events, are
produced and edited by the ResourceLab.