dance-tech.net is pleased to congratulate member Jessica Mumford (http://www.dance-tech.net/profile/JessicaMumford) as the selected recipient of the MidiTron Wireless "Interfacing Motion" contest supported by Eroktronix (http://eroktronix.com/).
The projects were reviewed by Eric Singer (creator of the Miditron), Dawn Stopello, (co-director of Troika Ranch) and me.
Unanimously, we agreed upon Jessica's project as the recipient of the device due to its clarity, knowledge of the potential of the technology for her research, feasibility and sense of humor.
Thank you! all the participants for your proposals and we encourage you to pursue them, continue to investigate and having fun in this exciting field.
I hope that we can have more ways to contribute supporting our members to further their visions. Thank you Eric and Dawn for your time and support.
Congratulations Jessica!
Marlon
New York City August 1st 2008
http://www.dance-tech.net/page/page/show?id=1462368%3APage%3A19466
PS: The selected artist commits to document and share the creative process using rich multimedia (writing, photos and videos) using his or her blog in dance-tech.net at least once a month during 6month after receiving the MidiTron Wireless
The jury agreed to give a short feedback in writing on each proposal.
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Screendance@The Farm
August 11-16, 2008
With:
Douglas Rosenberg, Li Chiao-Ping and guest artist, Dianne Reid,
Australian video dance maker, teacher and theorist.
Screendance @The Farm is a week-long workshop and retreat in rural
Wisconsin focusing on both practice and theory. It is intended for
professional and/or advanced practitioners in the field. This is a unique
opportunity to combine research and practice along with discussions about
the theory of screendance as an art form in a working studio set on 5
acres in the beautiful countryside outside of Madison, Wisconsin.
Participants will be mentored in all areas of practice including choreography
for the camera, production, applied writing and the practicalities of
distribution and exhibition. This is a wholistic approach to the form
that includes shared collaborative meals from The Farm’s organic
garden and a creative community approach to art-making in general. Each day
will begin with a movement session and end with a community dinner.
The facilities at The Farm include a large dance studio, art studio
with woodshop and video editing work-space. It is set in a landscape of
rolling hills and farmland with lakes and forests nearby.
The cost for the workshop is $300 per person and includes communal
meals. We can only accept a maximum of ten participants. Lodging is your
choice: you may camp on the property or sleep in the studio where
there is plenty of space and a bathroom and shower. You are also welcome
to stay in town in a nearby hotel if you should choose to do so.
Please email Douglas Rosenberg at rosend@education.wisc.edu for more
info.
www.dvpg.net
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