Keywords: sound & video, sound analysis, binaural audio, GPS

Keywords: (future) cinema, computer graphics, virtuality

Keywords: body and technology, prosthetics, robotics, VR, internet test

Form: Mailing list. Description: Empyre is an arena for the discussion of media arts practice that regularly invites practicioners, curators and theorists in the media arts field to discuss specific projects, publications, and issues.

Form: Mailing list. Description: Fibreculture is about critical and speculative interventions in the debate and discussions concerning information technology, the policy that concerns it, the new media for(u)ms it supports and its sustainable deployment towards a more equitable Australia. Fibreculture is a forum for the exchange of articles, ideas and arguments on Australian IT policy in a broad, cultural context. It concerns the philosophy and politics of new media arts, formation and creative industries, national strategies for innovation, research and development, education, and media and culture.

Form: Mailing list. Frequency: Monthly. Description: The latest news, events, opportunities, and info in the cross-borders of art, science and technology.

Description: fineArt forum is the longest running arts magazine on the Internet. It explores the relationship between the arts, sciences and technology and serves the community of creative people working in the 'two cultures' with news and information to assist and enable their work. fineArt forum also issues a monthly newsletter listing events and opportunities in the field of art and technology.

Description: MESH is Experimenta's journal that explores critical issues and theoretical frameworks for new media arts.

Description: Bi monthly magazine on current issues and events in film, dance, performance, new media, digital and sound art. Also released as free paper version.

Description: Online journal consisting of a quarterly refereed journal of media arts and culture, a monthly magazine of informal pieces concerning media arts, a multimedia gallery, and a weekly updated listing of news and events in media and media arts.

Location: Perth. Frequency: Biennial. Subject: Electronic Art. Next issue: September - November 2004.

Location: Newcastle. Frequency: Annual. Subject: Digital, Electronic and New Media Arts.

Location: Brisbane and Melbourne. Frequency: Annual. Subject: Sound art.

Location: Various in Asia Pacific area. Frequency: Annual. Subject: Asian-Pacific multimedia art

Location: Australia. Frequency: Annual. Subject: Youth media arts. Special: Noise hangs creative works across the media (radio, tv, print and online), rather than on gallery walls. Next issue: October 2004.

Location: Canberra. Organised by: National Museum of Australia. Frequency: Annual. Subject: Animated films, electronic music and multimedia art.

Location: Melbourne. Frequency: Annual. Subject: Electronic media and contemporary digital technology Next issue: July 2005.

Location: Wagga wagga. Organised by: Wagga Space Program Inc. Frequency: Annual. Subject: Experimental and electronic arts.

Location: Melbourne. Description: Centre for the public exhibition, display, and preservation of Australian and international screen content in all its forms.

Location: Adelaide. Description: Australia's peak network and advocacy body for artists working with science and technology. Activities: Events and exhibitions, workshops, mailinglist and newsletter.

Location: Brisbane. Description: The Arterial Group employs 'multi media' in the 'interdisciplinary' sense and develops and produces art projects in collaboration with partners and communities of interest from cultural, education, youth, commercial, government and non government sectors; locally, nationally and internationally. Activities: Development and production of art projects, equipment hire.

Location: Syndey. Description: An incorporated, not-for-profit association which encourages the development and critical discussion of innovative film, video, new media and sound arts by emerging and established artists in Australia, and actively promotes and exhibits this work to diverse audiences nationally and internationally. Activities: Presentation, exhibitions, conferences.

Location: Melbourne. Description: Experimenta is where creativity and technology meet. By encouraging a convergence across a range of disciplines including interactive technologies, multimedia, digital music, virtual reality, animation and visual effects, Experimenta fosters artistic experimentation that extends the aesthetic and conceptual potential of art. Activities: Exhibitions, forums, events, publishing of online journal MESH, e-bulletin.

Location: Melbourne. Description: Australia’s first and only new media arts consultancy and agency. Activities: Management, production, exhibition, education.