Pop Art Lab in Finland

October 7th, Lahti, Finland
Organisers: Salpaus Further Education
and University of East Finland, Department for training and Development
“Learning in Different Worlds” Seminar

Programme

Music and Culture in Second Life by Claus Uriza
01:40-02:20am SLT PDT (California)

Art Panel
Panelists: Misprint Thursday, Chantal Harvey, Gwenette Writer
Host: Claus Uriza
Location: Pop Art Lab TV Studio
SLurl (Teleport): http://slurl.com/secondlife/Pop%20Art%20Lab/172/62/104

(All times in SLT PDT (California))

6:00am Introduction
6:10 Misprint Thursday
6:40 Break (rezz of SL screens, slides)
6:45 Chantal Harvey
7:15 Break (rezz of SL screens, slides)
7:20 Gwenette Writer
7:50 Roundup, questions
8:20 end

Panel will be projectored via SL to large screen at real life venue. Panel will be held using SL voice and the inworld location is free to attend although limited to 45 avatars. All inworld attendees are encouraged to participate using open chat. The panel will not be streamed live.

About the speakers

Chantal Harvey
Dutch Multi Media/Mixed Reality expert.
Background in TV – camera person, editor,( multi-) cam director, board member.
Artschool – goldsmith, designer, painter
Machinimatographer.
CEO at Mamachinima.eu – http://mamachinima.eu
Founder of the Mamachinima Int. Festival – http://MMIF.org
Producer of the 48 Hour Film Project Machinima – http://48hourfilm.com/machinima
Misprint Thursday
Misprint is an artist in both worlds. Her work manifests in many forms including interactive art, sound, music, machinima, sculpture, drawing, painting, photography and performance. Her core interests include: emotive narratives, visual and behavioral patterns, visual conceptions of modes of communication, modern and historic iconography and relation to the natural and built environment. She enjoys creating on a daily basis and remains hopeful and open to the collaborative possibilities of the digital and the real. Her work has been noted on wired.com, PBS Art21 Blog, IndabaMusic, as well as by academics and art historians. Misprint has a background in fine art. http://www.misprintthursday.com

More info at Seminar site