The MAPLAB is subject in the 15th episode about Art and New Media of the television series called “Kunstlicht Next”. A series used in cultural courses for highschool education.
For more info see the website of SchoolTV:Kunstlicht Next.
Have a look at the episode, this program is entirely in Dutch. The MAPLAB part is from 8:20 min onwards.
This 8,5 minute video gives an overview of the 2 day workshop called “The intersection of analogue and digital 3D space” we have given at Scenofest, which is part of the Prague Quadrennial 2011. Go here to read and see more about the workshop.
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Below you can see a video impression of the LAB we have done in february 2011 at Huis aan de Werf. The video has three parts:
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On Saturday 7th of november at 13:30 we gave a live presentation of the Performance Engine v0.4 at the Central Museum Studio. This presentation was part of the afternoon program of ‘Niemandsland – Utrecht meets Berlin’. Organized by Born Digital.
In this 50 minute presentation we show all major features of the Performance Engine and give some insight on its research context and development philosophy. The 50 minute video below is divided into six chapters, so you have a choice of watching the full presentation or jump right to the part that has your particular interest. Read a brief description of the chapters below the video (click on the ‘Continue reading…’ link).
This video is entirely in Dutch though, for an English version please have a look at a similar presentation we did in september in Huis ad Werf.
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Read the content of the chapters below and choose the part of your particular interest!
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