Archive for June, 2009
Phil Dadson: Digital Resonances
Gentle and unassuming, Phil’s presentation began with a tale from the Upanishads of a man, his son, some water and some salt. That physical substance which dissolves into transparency yet can be tasted in everything it touches. As analogous to a principle of the physical essence of being, it demonstrates that often strangely ephemeral sense [...]
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This is the YouTube clip that Eric posted: http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=Xwso7uM3Brs
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Short Presentations – 01w
Peter Gorman – Toward a Mind Controlled Strange Attractor Morgan Barnard - Improvisation as a methodology for content creation in Live Cinema Emil McAvoy - A New Mediation of New Zealand Government Photography Max Bellamy – Microcosms Stella Brennan and Zita Joyce – Cloudland Laura Preston – The Future is Unwritten exhibition as proposition Tim Coster – [...]
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A Reflection on Quartz Composer
Today I managed to join up with the Urban Screens workshop, run by Morgan Barnard. I was running around before hand, so I missed the intro, although I am sure it went peachy. The intro I did gather was all about Quartz. So for this little post I plan to recap the topics covered, hopefully [...]
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ADA Symposium Film Screening
8pm Film Screening, curated by Alex MacKinnon Thistle Hall, cnr Cuba and Arthur Streets
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About ADA
Aotearoa Digital Arts Trust is Aotearoa New Zealand’s only digital artists’ network. ADA’s purpose is educational, enabling communication between artists, curators, teachers, critics, theorists, writers and the interested public. ADA aims to develop public understanding of digital art through online discussion, publications, exhibitions and symposia.
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