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The artist accepts responsibility for obtaining the appropriate copyright clearances for material within their artwork.

Copyright of the entered Works remains with you the artist, unless you choose to release specific or all rights with an alternative license. (Artists can choose the type of licensing that best suits them, from a traditional All Rights Reserved to an open Public Domain license. We encourage you to think about contributing to the cultural commons by releasing at least some rights (ie. to share or remix with attribution) by choosing the appropriate Creative Commons license.)

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Horse Bazaar in association with Melbourne Fringe & Film Victoria presents – DIGITAL FRINGE 09

2009 festival dates are from 23 September – 11 October

Online Artist submissions will open in early august. We are currently collecting screens and venues now! Get in touch if you want to participate

Digital Fringe is a web based digital art festival that links to public screens across Melbourne, regional Victoria, Australia and the world

Digital Fringe provides artists with access to an extensive network of hundreds of public screens and non-traditional audiences through-out Australia and the world. We provide these screens with a curated playlist that is a diverse compilation of visual works of animation, abstract, video art, short film, motion graphics, photography and other stills. It is the cream of the crop of 1000’s of festival submissions

In keeping with the Fringe Festival charter, Digital Fringe is open access and accessible to emerging and established artists, particularly those working in screen based and new media. Submissions are received from all around the world; from professional artists to bedroom doodlers and everybody in between

Screening venues range from busy bars and cafes, bustling shopping centres, walls of TV’s in electrical stores, State and regional libraries, art galleries, and cultural institutions, suburban shop fronts and on massive urban screens in public plazas like Federation Square

All submissions also play on the Digital Fringe website

Digital Fringe was first run in 2006 and has been put together with generous support from Film Victoria, Melbourne Fringe festival and other sponsors. It runs on the cultural capital of Horse Bazaar and the contributions of numerous people and artists. Thanks to all those that have helped, those who have submitted or screened works, and audiences who have enjoyed them