[dance-tech] Re: Digital Cultures lab and Symposium

hello all:


This is just to report that our international research and performance lab 
(DIGITAL CULTURES LAB), ended on Sunday night, after intensive workshops, 
demonstrations, debates, and three nights of public dance concerts, followed by 
the Symposium which was also very well attended and brought together artists, 
researchers, philosophers and curators from the dance and performing arts 
community sharing the weekend discussions with new media artists from the 
Radiator Festival. The lab was attended by 65 artists and researchers from all 
over the world. The symposium had about 175 delegates.  

We shall be posting a series of summaries and reports over the next two weeks, 
and our research library and the descriptions of the experiments and screenings 
will be available on our website for a while.

I thank each and all of you who came to participate: without your willingness 
to travel to Nottingham and make this encounter possible we would not have had 
this most intensive week of shared work.  I am sorry that the demise of the 
earlier dance tech list made it harder for me to communicate the planning 
stages and developments leading up to the LAB, but i hope that many of you in 
the community worldwide knew that our event was happening.  Documentation will 
be made available next year.

with many regards

Johannes Birringer
Digital Cultures lab
http://www.digitalcultures.org


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