31. VIII. - 3. IX. 2009. participants Suzanne Altmann (D), Cameron Bobro (SLO),  Đanino Božić (HR), Luka Brajović (HR/E), Tanja Dabo (HR), Heiko Daxl (D), Luka Dekelva (SLO), Ingeborg Fülepp (HR/D), Kalle Hamm (F), Ida Hiršenfelder (SLO), Janez Janša (SLO), Susanne Kienbaum (D), Dalibor Martinis (HR), Simon Bogojević-Narath (HR), Ivica Šeremet (HR), Ksenija Orelj (HR), ć (HR/D), Goran Tomčić (HR/USA), Branka Uzur (AU/HR) organizations and curators Đanino Božić (HR), Heiko Daxl / Ingeborg Fülepp Media in Motion (HR/D) Nikša Gligo, University of Zagreb, Music Academy (HR), Ketrin Milićević-Mijošek, Museum Lapidarium and Gallery Rigo Novigrad / Cittanova (HR), Jerica Ziherl, Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Rijeka (HR) www.muzej-lapidarium.hr, www.mediascape.info, www.mediainmotion.de, www.mmsu.hr honorary guests Seadeta Midžić,  X-oP program monday, 31 august muzej-museo lapidarium 10 - 13 meeting Kibla (SI), Taidekoulu MAA (FI), Media in Motion (DE), Apartment Project (TR), Egon March Institute (SI), Instituto Politecnico de Tomar (PT), Transforming Freedom (AT), Muzej-Museo Lapidarium (HR), CIANT (CZ), MOKS (EE) www.x-op.eu 17 - 18 opening Heiko Daxl, Ingeborg Fülepp, Jerica Ziherl lecture Branka Uzur: infinite games 19 - 19.30 Tomislav Brajnović, pre review performance Ego Trip, The Arctic Circle 2009 20 - 21 galerija / galleria rigo Goran Tomčić Shimmering hart; Gold curated by Jerica Ziherl, Suzanne Altmann *fino al 20 settembre 2009 21 - 22 concert muzej-museo lapidarium Byzantine Cadillac/Bizantinski kadilak audio visual performance tuesday, 1 september muzej - museo lapidarium 10 - 11 X-oP meeting Kibla (SI), Taidekoulu MAA (FI), Media in Motion (DE), Apartment Project (TR), Egon March Institute (SI), Instituto Politecnico de Tomar (PT), Transforming Freedom (AT), Muzej-Museo Lapidarium (HR), CIANT (CZ), MOKS (EE) www.x-op.eu symposium / presentation 11 - 13 curators view: Uber Tage by Suzanne Altmann; Insert - Croatian Video Art by Ksenija Orelj: Digital Video Archive - DIVA by Ida Hiršenfelder: screenings  19 - 22 artists view: Simon Bogojević-Narath, Dalibor Martinis, Nika Radić wednesday, 2 september muzej-museo lapidarium symposium / presentation 11 - 13 Game, Organization, Creation and Power; Pierre Schaffer by Seadeta Midžić Maska by Janez Janša artists view: Luka Brajović, Susanne Kienbaum, Ivica Šeremet 20 - 22 screenings  Luka Brajnić, Susanne Kienbaum, Ivica Šeremet thursday, 3 september 10 - 14 excursion "infinite games through istria" muzej-museo lapidarium presentation: 16 - 18 Kalle Hamm; Spice Trade Luka Dekleva, Cameron Bobro; Prašum 20 - 24 finissage exhibition Cameron Bobro, Đanino Božić, Luka Brajović, Tanja Dabo, Heiko Daxl, Luka Dekelva, Ingeborg Fülepp, Susanne Kienbaum, Dalibor Martinis, Simon Bogojević-Narath, Ivica Šeremet , Nika Radić, Branka Uzur support Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia, Region of Istria-office for education, culture and sport City of Novigrad "Infinite games do not have a knowable beginning or ending. They are played with the goal of continuing play. An infinite game continues play, for sake of play. If the game is approaching resolution because of the rules of play, the rules must be changed to allow continued play. The rules exist to ensure the game is infinite. Examples could be the life of a culture and its participants, the act of artistic creation, participation in activities such as Renaissance Fairs or other non-goal-directed play, role-playing games in which playing rather than winning is the motivation. Ultimately, life itself is the fullest realization of the infinite game. Beginning to participate in an infinite game may be involuntary, in that it doesn't require conscious thought. Continuing participation in the current round of game-play is voluntary. "It is an invariable principle of all play, finite and infinite, that whoever plays, plays freely" (Wikipedia) Media Scape Novi(media)grad / Citta(media)nova is part of the collaborative project X-OP: eXchange of art Operators and Producers. Project is partly funded by the European Commission, DG Education and Culture, Culture Programme The X-OP project is multi-annual project, from 2008 to 2011, and is supported by European Commission - Program Culture." X-OP - eXchange of art operators and producers is gradually growing network of artists, researchers, operators, producers and centers with the aim to establish European platform for creation of art and exchange. With its places, spaces and user accustomed technological infrastructure it fosters mobility of artists, theoreticians and executives. It is built to strengthen the pan-European and global collaboration, common production and interdisciplinary approach to art.