Arts Council National Portfolio Programme

Arts Council National Portfolio Programme

We are pleased to announce that i-DAT’s application for Arts Council England National Portfolio Funding has been successful. Following a history of Grants For the Arts funding acceptance into the National Portfolio Funding Programme marks a significant point in i-DAT’s evolution. This Arts Council England

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FULLDOME UK 2011.

FULLDOME UK 2011.

Following on from the success of the Fulldome UK 2010 held at the Immersive Vision Theatre, we are delighted to announce our second Fulldome festival, FULLDOME UK 2011, will be taking place on Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th March 2011, at Thinktank Science Museum, Birmingham. FULLDOME UK

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Barry Sykes @ the IVT…

Barry Sykes @ the IVT…

Friday 18 February 7 – 8pm Free Barry Sykes has devised a new lecture for the Immersive Vision Theatre, the repurposed 1960s planetarium set in the middle of the University of Plymouth’s Drake Circus campus, now capable of state of the art virtual reality projections.

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i-DAT @ Animated Exeter.

i-DAT @ Animated Exeter.

Projection Seminar – Mapping the Future Venue: The Rougemont Hotel by Thistle Date: 19th February, 2pm–5pm Luminaries from the world of large-scale projection, urban and in the natural world, come together to discuss the nature of the artform and it’s future. GaiaNova, NVA, Tundra, BBC

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Bio-OS

Bio-OS

i-DAT receives funding from Arts Council England to continue the development of its core Operating Systems. Bio-OS builds on the OP-SY.com open technical framework to offer the opportunity to collect and manifest biological data. Dynamic visual and sonic experiences derived from human movement will be

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i-DAT Launches: OP-SY.com

i-DAT Launches: OP-SY.com

i-DAT launches OP-SY.com – a central repository for its Operating Systems. i-DAT is developing a range of ‘Operating Systems’ to dynamically manifest ‘data’ as experience in order to enhance perspectives on a complex world.The Operating Systems project explores data as an abstract and invisible material

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Examining Life at a Nano Level. Dr Paul Thomas.

Examining Life at a Nano Level. Dr Paul Thomas.

Stonehouse Lecture Theatre Portland Square 17.00-18.00 on Friday 3rd December. Examining Life at a Nano Level. In this talk Paul Thomas will demonstrate via the nano art project ‘Nanoessence’, ideas on what constitutes the real and the artificial. The ‘Nanoessence’ project aimed to create a

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Boundary Work I

Boundary Work I

i-DAT is collaborating with Boundary Work 1: Boundary Work I is the first in a series of exhibitions designed to facilitate a survey of work that operates in the space between art and science and as such aims to encourage a dialogue between the sub-disciplines

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