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Craftivism
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in Events on 09.12.09
Craftivism is a participative exhibition responding to the resurgent interest in craft as it relates to socially-engaged art practice. It involves 14 projects developed by artists and collectives that work with craft-based traditions and activist… Click to read more > -
THE PEOPLE SPEAK: WHO WANTS TO BE…?
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in Events on 21.10.09
This event has recently been adjusted to an open submission as opposed to a technology-based commission.
The People Speak, Who Wants to be…?
When: Friday 23rd October 2009… Click to read more >
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MICRO MAKER FAIRE WALES: CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in Community on 10.09.09
May You Live in Interesting Times, Festival of Creative Technology, Cardiff. 22-24 October 2009. May You Live in Interesting Times is a biennial Festival that this year is exploring do-it-yourself through a range of commissions, projects, exhibitions, discussions and artist-led events across all art forms.… Click to read more >
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Dialogue .4 @ Arnolfini
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in Events on 20.07.09
Switch Presents… Dialogue .4 @ Arnolfini (outside stage) and Bar. Friday the 24th July 2009 | 7.00pm | Free. The Switch collective are proud to present a special Dialogue evening at the Arnolfini. The fourth installment in an eclectic series of events featuring audio-visual installation and live performance.… Click to read more >
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Live perfomance and the digital realm
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in Events on 13.07.09
You are invited to attend an open discussion event exploring the experience of watching live performance in the digital realm. Wednesday 22nd July | 6.30 - 9pm | Watershed, Bristol.… Click to read more >
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