We’re Hiring! Digital Workshop Assistants

We’re Hiring! Digital Workshop Assistants

We are just about to start the great big new MI:lab project with Warwick Arts Centre and we need some fabulous new people to help deliver the workshop programme. There's a link to the job ad below after some more details. Please share (and apply!) The role is 'Digital...

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MI:lab (Moving Image Laboratory)

MI:lab is an ambitious new partnership project to bring experimental media to young people across Coventry. For the next year we'll be running after-school clubs in Secondary schools and running activities hosted at WAC. Young people are surrounded by moving image and...

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Pro Juventute Spielfestival 2018

Pro Juventute Spielfestival 2018

Anne and Dom will be in the Swiss city of Biel/Bienne this May to showcase some of last year’s Open Citizens work in Coventry. We’ll be among an international group of researchers, practitioners and professionals aiming to “help deepen the discussion about the role of play in urban development processes” for the Pro Juventute Spielfestival from May 25th-26th.

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Make it Reel 2018

Make it Reel 2018

Make it Reel is a multimedia summer school for young people interested in film, acting and music. You’ll work and play for a week alongside a team of creative professionals from different disciplines (led by us!) to craft a media-rich live performance for one of the largest arts centres in the UK.

Mon 6th – Fri 10th August 2018

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Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses of data – PIPS:lab at Warwick Arts Centre

Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses of data – PIPS:lab at Warwick Arts Centre

On Friday we hosted Amsterdam company PIPS:lab as part of our ‘Random String’ programme at Warwick Arts Centre. In this guest post, Mark Hancock offers his reflections…

“Shadows in the Clouds, the show PIPS:lab performed on the night, looks at how willing we are to surrender our data. In this case, our visual data. With volunteers from the audience, they used motion capture cameras and scanners to capture body shapes, colours and micro-performance elements of the volunteers. These were then used to fashion a short sci-fi film as the final performance of the evening…We aren’t here for the latest Marvel blockbuster. It’s the interaction and the humour of working live that engages the audience, not the awe and shock of CGI.”

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Nodbins

Do the right thing, throw away your rubbish and get a surprise

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