A Wedge Between Private and Public
– Symposium on Interactivity and Public Space Het Lectoraat Kunst en Publieke Ruimte van de Rietveld Academie presenteert:
22 and 23 April 2010 TROUW Amsterdam
In dit tweedaags symposium (22 en 23 april 2010) wordt interactieve kunst in de publieke ruimte onder de loep genomen aan de hand van drie kernbegrippen: object, interface en affect.
Voor meer informatie en inschrijving, bezoek de site www.lkpr.nl
Lectoraat Art and Public Space of the Rietveld Academie presents:
22 and 23 April 2010 TROUW Amsterdam
The two-day symposium A Wedge Between Private and Public looks at interactive art in public space from the perspective of three core concepts: object, interface and affect. On day one, theoreticians discuss and expand on these principles, while the second day focuses on three case studies. The symposium creates a clear connection between the theory of interactive art – often considered from the discourse of new media – and the practical aspects involved in commissions in the public space. The symposium is a follow-up to Research into the functioning of interactive art in semi-public space organised by the Lectoraat Art and Public Space of the Rietveld Academy commissioned by SKOR.
For more detailed information about the program and to register: www.lkpr.nl (http://lkpr.nl/index_en.php?page=symposia&id=16) or (www.skor.nl).
– Symposium on Interactivity and Public Space Het Lectoraat Kunst en Publieke Ruimte van de Rietveld Academie presenteert:
22 and 23 April 2010 TROUW Amsterdam
In dit tweedaags symposium (22 en 23 april 2010) wordt interactieve kunst in de publieke ruimte onder de loep genomen aan de hand van drie kernbegrippen: object, interface en affect.
Voor meer informatie en inschrijving, bezoek de site www.lkpr.nl
Lectoraat Art and Public Space of the Rietveld Academie presents:
22 and 23 April 2010 TROUW Amsterdam
The two-day symposium A Wedge Between Private and Public looks at interactive art in public space from the perspective of three core concepts: object, interface and affect. On day one, theoreticians discuss and expand on these principles, while the second day focuses on three case studies. The symposium creates a clear connection between the theory of interactive art – often considered from the discourse of new media – and the practical aspects involved in commissions in the public space. The symposium is a follow-up to Research into the functioning of interactive art in semi-public space organised by the Lectoraat Art and Public Space of the Rietveld Academy commissioned by SKOR.
For more detailed information about the program and to register: www.lkpr.nl (http://lkpr.nl/index_en.php?page=symposia&id=16) or (www.skor.nl).