The School of the Arts at University College Chichester presents : Interactivity and Performance: An Artists Lab A twelve day Performance and New Technology workshop at University College Chichester, England. 10 - 22nd June 2002 Produced by Chris Butler, Head of the School of the Arts at Univeristy College Chichester. Directed by Sarah Rubidge and John-Marc Gowans This performance/multimedia workshop offers a laboratory for the organic integration of performance and digital arts, and for the development of new interdisciplinary methods of composition. The lab is designed to provide performing artists, composers, and visual artists interested in exploring the dialogue between performance and technology the opportunity to workshop their ideas in situ under the guidance of experts. The lab is offered as a 12-day intensive workshop (Monday - Saturday over two weeks) and is open to participants from all visual and performing arts areas. The particular focus of the lab is on: inter-activity (design, live/virtual interfaces, MIDI activity, real-time interactive events) installation and display techniques of performance/digital media-works. The workshop will focus on experimentation around technologically mediated spatial and temporal relations between the live and virtual performer, and between live performer and visual or sonic images. Workshop participants will have access to the university media centre, and rehearsal and studio facilities equipped with the technical/electronic equipment necessary for the development of interactive work. Participants will also be given the opportunity to showcase their works-in-progress during the Chichester Fringe Festival. Campus accommodation available to participants. (£36 pn appr.) Course fee £300 Applications for participation in this exciting artists lab are invited from individuals and teams of participants who would like an intensive period of exploration in this new artistic arena. Letters of application should include cvs, examples of previous works, an outline of the idea or theme the participant/s wish to explore and/or develop during the lab. Participants applying for the project must have in-depth knowledge of their artistic field, and at least one member of each team of participants must have sufficient technological knowledge of multimedia programmes and/or music software to enable them to develop their ideas during the lab. 14 places available. You are advised to book early to avoid disappointment Contact me if you have any questions you wish to ask on sarah@theatr.demon.co.uk
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