body>data>space creative director Ghislaine Boddington will take part in MEX / Pathways to the mobile UX horizon (26th – 27th March 2013), where 100 of the brightest minds define the future of mobile user experience. The event will explore 6 Pathways – Diffusion, Form, Sustainability, Sensation, Context and Insight – through inspirational presentations and practical… Read more body>data>space presenting at MEX
‘Digital futures’ an essay by Mark Ball (The LIFT Festival) has just been published in The Guardian featuring the pioneer digital work from body>data>space Blast Theory, Coney and Pervasive Media Lab In his essay for NESTA and The Guardian Mark Ballrevisits some old predictions about the impact of digital technology on the cultural sector, and… Read more ‘Digital futures’ in The Guardian featuring body>data>space
We are very delighted to announce the London- mapping the E-motional city video is out! body>data>space produced and hosted ‘London – Mapping the E-Motional City’ Artistic Research with Watermans Art Centre from 14 to 26th January 2013, with an inter-disciplinary group of 5 artists exploring the ‘megatropolis’ and its underlying bodies and emotions. The video… Read more ‘London – Mapping the E-Motional City’ Video is out!
Peterborough Museum has published a great monograph of the work of Michael Takeo Magruder, entitled Remediations, covering his projects between 2000-2010. Michael Takeo Magruder is an internationally recognised artist and researcher in King’s Visualisation Lab, King’s College London, and a long term associate artist of body>data>space. His practice explores concepts ranging from media criticism and… Read more (RE)MEDIATION_S exploring 10 years of Michael Takeo Magruder work
An inspiring conference “European Audiences: 2020 and beyond” took place in October 2012, brought together some 800 culture professionals in Brussels, discussing on how to engage more meaningfully with the audiences of today and tomorrow. Organised by the European Commission, the conference presented examples of projects such as Robots and Avatars that have taken their… Read more ‘European Audiences: 2020 and beyond’ conclusions are out!
body>data>space creative director Ghislaine Boddington will be presenting at the Tommorow’s world Showcase on the 21st May 2013 What’s the tomorrow of digital and technology? Exploring social and technological changes that are disrupting the digital space. This is a day about tomorrow. A day exploring the next big ideas in creativity and technology and their… Read more Tomorrow’s World Show Case!
Different projects from body>data>space (‘me and my shadow‘, Virtual/Physical Bodies…) focusing on ‘Digital Bodies’ are featured in a new top level publication by Centre des arts d’Enghien that o ffers a snapshot of international artistic practices in the digital age. At the invitation of the Centre for the Arts in Enghien-les-Bains, Musiques & Cultures Digitales appealed… Read more DIGITAL ART & CULTURE(S) – INTERNATIONAL PANORAMA
As part of E-motional Bodies & Cities, Motion Toolkit workshop took place in Riga from the 18th to the 20th February hosted by the Association of the Professional Dance Choreographers of Latvia. This was a special two-day management training workshop designed for Latvian dance professionals and emerging arts managers, who are seeking for further professional… Read more Motion Toolkit: cultural management workshop in RIGA
body>data>space is very excited to submit 1 talk, 1 workshop and 1 showcase to Digital Shoreditch 2013, on the themes of telepresence, avatars, future representation and collaboration. We now ask you to VOTE for one or all these sessions, if you want to get inspired by body>data>space visionary experience! Some questions we will answer: What… Read more VOTE to get inspired by body>data>space at Digital Shoreditch 2013!
‘Identity, Performance and Technology’ (Palgrave Studies in Performance and Technology) Josephine Machon (Author, Editor), Professor Susan Broadhurst (Author Editor), 2013. The book investigates the implications of technology on identity in embodied performance; the discussion within it forms a forum of debate exploring the interrelationship of and between identities in performance practices, informed by new technologies.… Read more Ghislaine Boddington’s essay in ‘Identity, Performance and Technology’ new publication
