ARIA research seminar
Beschrijving
The Urban Travel Machines project is bringing together the worlds of poetry and immersive technology to create an unforgettable cultural experience. This innovative project revitalises the literary sector in Europe by combining slam poetry, cutting-edge technology, the expertise of three art schools in Antwerp, Helsinki, and Warsaw, where poetry performers and visual arts students collaborated to co-produce 360° immersive environments to showcase at three scientific planetariums in Tartu, Vienna, La Coruna, and will come together now in Brussels for the final showcase presentation.
Programma
- 10:00 Introduction and presentation of the program by Philip Meersman
- 10:30 The poet as scientist: Estibaliz Espinosa Rio: Poet 20'
- 11:00 The poet as performer: Makis Moulos: Poet 20'
- 11:30 The poet as activist: Gyenge Veroni: Poet
- 12:00 Group of students from Aalto University
- 12:30 Group of students from PJIAT
- 13:00 - 14:00: lunchbreak
- 14:00 Group of students from AP Hogeschool
- 14:30 The challenges to work with dome projections. To Do's and Don'ts by Marcos Pérez: Planetarium A Coruna
- 15:00 CULTVR: a real artist space. The dome as immersive performance venue outside of the planetarium context: Matt Wright: CULTVR, Wales
- 15:30 How to integrate audience participation in a dome projection: creation of the https://utm.lab101.be application and #Framed as an interactive drawing tool to animate live performances in dome and mapping settings by Janna Beck: AP
- 16:00 colloquium summary and closing remarks
- 16:30 invitation for the Speakeasy Open Mic at the Planetarium, group picture, and a drink
