For the 2013 CAS/CADE conference the DCRC presents Re:Materialisations - a strand of work developed with the network of artists and creators threaded through the Pervasive Media Studio. An engagement with manifestations of the physical at the heart of immersive digital experience...
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Prof. Joanna Zylinska (Goldsmiths) examines the ethical implications of the mediated cultural subject. Zylinska outlines ‘an ethics of mediation’, asking whom does ethical responsibility concern if we are all supposedly ‘becoming Facebook’.
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Explosions, Sex and Murder! - Are you Happy? Surely this is not to be missed...Dr Charlotte Crofts discusses her recent Cinemapping project - Mandy Rose reviews her journey into the place where HTML5 meets documentary practice
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Internationally acclaimed visual artists Tine Bech (PhD/DCRC) and Rod Dickinson (UWE) discuss the tensions and dynamics that exist between their practice and research activities.
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A frank exploration of the emotions provoked by a basic fear of public singing, shared by so many of us - and the ways in which self expression can be encouraged to overcome such feelings of doubt, shame and embarrassment
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Every day millions of citizens do something creative. Why do they do what they do? The Creative Citizens project team report on the first six months of activity from their extraordinary project... The first in a brand new series of DCRC talks - next date for your diary 14.11.12
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DCRC is delighted to support the world's first XX Game Jam, a pioneering all-women event in association with Ada Lovelace Day. A gathering of developers, artists, and other creatives, thrown together in teams for 24 hours to design, make and upload a game.
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This hands-on event investigates the future opportunities for publishing and the book arising in a post-print age, where being digital is no longer a novelty, but a fact of life.
MoreAndrew Keen presents today’s social media revolution as the most wrenching cultural transformation since the Industrial Revolution.
MoreAuthor Nick Harkaway talks to Tom Abba about his book on the condition of living with digital technology.
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