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SUMMARY:CONNECT! #7:Immersive Storytelling – How Emerging Media Create Agency and Social Change
DESCRIPTION:A VR meetup series in the field of immersive technology. \nMeetup on the Social VR platform AltspaceVR\non December 6\, 2021\nat 12:00 EDT / 18:00 CET. \nThe network meetings aim to highlight and virtually connect women and gender-marginalized people from Europe and North-America working in the creative industries and around immersive technologies to create new international connections and foster potential cooperation.\nThese Meetups are planned as a series of events with a different focus for each event. \nThis meeting is presented by the Goethe-Institut Boston in collaboration with Women in Immersive Tech Europe: \nMEETUP #7: IMMERSIVE STORYTELLING – HOW EMERGING MEDIA CREATE AGENCY AND SOCIAL CHANGE\nFeaturing artists and filmmakers Rashin Fahandej and Rebecca Merlic in conversation with curator Dr. Leonie Bradbury. The speakers will address how they use virtual reality and immersive storytelling as tools for co-creation\, healing and social change. \nIntroduction by \nDr. Leonie Bradbury is the Henry and Lois Foster Chair of Contemporary Art Theory and Practice and Curator-in-Residence at Emerson College in Boston\, USA. She directs Emerson’s platform for visual art “Emerson Contemporary” focused on presenting and commissioning new media art\, performance art\, and emergent technologies within a socio-political context. In 2020\, she was a collaborator on the AREA Code Art Fair and curated and organized a drive-in movie theater experience featuring light projections and digital video art. Previously\, she served as the Director of Art and Creative Initiatives at HUBweek\, an innovation festival showcasing intersections of art\, science\, and technology. \nA respected authority on both the creative and scholarly aspects of contemporary art\, Dr. Bradbury has more than 20 years of experience in public programming\, developing new work\, creating compelling and innovative exhibitions\, and promoting artists as thought leaders. Her dissertation Artwork as Network: A Reconceptualization of the Work of Art and its Exhibition questions how contemporary works of art relate to network culture and\, alternately\, how do networks redefine our understanding of specific works of art. At Emerson College\, she teaches a professional practice seminar Curating Contemporary Art as well as a course on The Moving Image in Contemporary Art. \nPresentations by \nRashin Fahandej is an award winning artist\, independent filmmaker and assistant professor of emerging and interactive media at Emerson College.  Her projects center on marginalized voices and the role of media\, technology\, and public collaboration in generating social change. A\nproponent of “Art as Ecosystem\,” she defines her projects as “Poetic Cyber Movement for Social Justice\,” where art mobilizes a plethora of voices by creating connections between public places and virtual spaces. Fahandej is the founder of “A Father’s Lullaby\, “ a multi-year community co-creative initiative that highlights the role of men in raising children and their absence due to racial disparities in the criminal justice system.  Fahandej is the recipient of the 2021 Prix Ars Electronica Award of Distinction in Digital Music & Sound Art and 2019 Foster Prize at the Institute of Contemporary Art Boston. She has served as a Boston Mayor’s Office Artist-In-Residence and lead artist at American Arts Incubator Austria at ZERO1 and the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs where she launched the “Future of Inclusion Lab”initiative in partnership with Ars Electronica. \nRebecca Merlic retreats between Tokyo\, Munich and Vienna. She graduated with distinction at the Academy of Fine Arts\,\nShe specialized on analogue and digital art as well as architecture. Her work is strongly influenced by alternative ways of society and transgression in socioeconomic conventions as well as new forms of artistic and architectural production employing new technologies. During her masters she was able to study at Astushi KITAGAWARA Lab at Tokyo University of the Arts GEIDAI. She is a holder of the Marianne von Willemer Prize 2020 for digital media and the PIXEL\,BYTEs & FILM residency supported by the BMKOES\, ORF and Arte Creative. Currently her work is on display at bildraum07 on her first solo show TheCityAsAHouse 都市が家になるとき+ GLITCHBODIES WIP hosted by ARS ELECTRONICA. \nParticipation via VR headset\, Windows PC and Mac OSX (beta version) in 2D mode and live stream via Zoom. \n\nRSVP to participate via AltspaceVR | Code: KVK567\nLink to participate via Zoom\n\nPlease note:\nNew users will have to first download the app and then make an account inside the AltspaceVR application. This works on all platforms like PC\, Mac OSX\, Oculus Quest\, etc. \n\nDownload the app\nHere’s more about technical requirements and how to join the meetup.\n\nABOUT CONNECT!\nConnect! is a VR meetup series highlighting and connecting women and gender-marginalized people in the field of immersive technology\, organized by the Goethe-Institut Montréal in collaboration with Women in Immersive Tech Europe (WIIT)\, initiated by Sara Lisa Vogl. More about the project.
URL:https://nextreality.hamburg/event/connect-7immersive-storytelling-how-emerging-media-create-agency-and-social-change/
LOCATION:AltspaceVR\, AltspaceVR
CATEGORIES:Talk
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ORGANIZER;CN="Women in Immersive Technologies":MAILTO:https://www.wiiteurope.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20211117T193000
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SUMMARY:EUCL meets WIIT
DESCRIPTION:The European Creators‘ Lab is hosting the next Women in Immersive Technologies Europe meetup on November\, 17th\, 7.30 – 8.30 pm CET in AltspaceVR. The EUROPAN CREATORS‘ LAB is hosting the next @WiiT_Europe meetup on November\, 17th\, 7.30 – 8.30 pm CET in ALTSPACEVR. Join us and meet our speakers LIZ ROSENTHAL and INGRID KOPP together with EUCL participants and mentors – and WIIT members! \nPlease RVSP in AltspaceVR using the event link already now (before attending the event)!\nhttps://account.altvr.com/events/1867567052777062739 \nThe EUROPEAN CREATORS‘ LAB has been nurturing and supporting creatives in their knowledge of immersive storytelling content creation with innovative technologies and future media since 2017. Every year\, creatives are learning from each other and from international experts and mentors\, award winners and outstanding artists.\nThe EUCL will take place this year in an online edition from November 15 to 19. 43 participants from 23 nations and 15 mentors from all over the world will meet again for five days of intensive exchange and collaborative idea development. \n„We are especially happy to host the meetup of WOMEN IN IMMERSIVE TECH EUROPE (WIIT) on Wednesday\, November 17 in our EUCL world in AltspaceVR. EUCL mentors LIZ ROSENTHAL and INGRID KOPP will talk about diversity\, ecosystems\, and being a woman in immersive technologies.“\, Astrid Kahmke of EUCL.
URL:https://nextreality.hamburg/event/eucl-meets-wiit/
LOCATION:AltspaceVR\, AltspaceVR
CATEGORIES:Talk
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ORGANIZER;CN="Women in Immersive Technologies":MAILTO:https://www.wiiteurope.org
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