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As part of our Merging Mindsets panel series, Video Pool Media Arts Centre will be hosting this dynamic discussion on The State of VR.
VR, AR, XR? What’s the difference? How are artists and tech professionals using these technologies to creatively push film, video, animation, dance and performance in new directions? Join us to learn from four people deeply involved in experimenting with this new canvas. Get to know about resources and techniques. Ask questions and find out how to get started.
This event will be recorded. Walk ups are welcome!
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About Merging Mindsets
In cities around the world, the creative arts and interactive digital media sectors are bringing their respective skills together to imagine and create exciting new events, art and products – merging digital technologies with artistic practice. In Manitoba, we’re ready to showcase what our vibrant arts community and interactive digital media sector can do together.
Merging Mindsets will expand opportunities for artists to create using digital technologies while broadening connections with interactive digital media (IDM) related companies that want to innovate using creative talent. Join us as we embark on an exciting series of community-building events exploring the digital tech in art and the art in digital tech while connecting the people in between.
For more information about upcoming panels and events click HERE!
Panelists
Clandestine: Anomaly, ZenFri’s largest Augmented Reality game was hailed at conferences around the world (such as Gamelab, StoryDrive and InsideAR) as “the most ambitious augmented reality game ever attempted”. His current Virtual Reality project focuses on topical issues surrounding automation, climate change, trans-humanism and class division. The Last Taxi is set in Progress Point, a politically and economically divided sprawling metropolis that has fully embraced automation and human modification, creating a satirical and somberly surreal vision of the future.
Based in Winnipeg, Corey was the 2016 recipient of the Future Leaders of Manitoba Award and named one of CBC Manitoba’s Future 40.
Merging Mindsets is an initiative of Creative Manitoba with partners, New Media Manitoba and Video Pool Media Arts Centre; and is funded with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts Digital Strategy Fund.
Together we will expand the relationships between our creative arts and digital tech communities to foster new opportunities for collaboration and innovation.
We acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts.
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December 7, 2019
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Venue: The Output, Video Pool Media Arts Centre
Venue Phone: 204.949.9134
Venue Website: http://www.videopool.org/
Address:Cancellation policy
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