i-DAT/Submerge Interactive Architecture Residency.

i-DAT/Submerge Interactive Architecture Residency.

Dr Paul Thomas, Artistic Director of BEAP.(Biennale of Electronic Arts Perth 2007) will be the i-DAT Interactive Architecture Resident artist during the month of July. Thomas will be further developing Arch-OS through the i-500 Project extension. With funding provided by Curtin University the residency will

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Submerge Awards!

Submerge Awards!

(05/07/2005). i-DAT programmes [BSc (Hons) MediaLab Arts & MA/MSc Digital Futures] did rather well at Submerge this year [again]. Ruairi Glynn 1st Prize for Innovation, Chris O’Shea 2nd prize for Innovation and Musaab Garghouti and Emmet Connolly 3rd prize for Innovation. 1st prize for Commercial

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Exploiting Potential

Exploiting Potential

EXPLOITING POTENTIAL Symposium on Intellectual Property and Digital Production 1st July 2005, L Shed, Industrial Museum, Bristol Harbourside Issues around intellectual property are a key concern for digital artists and designers, revealing a range of tensions between the idealism of work entering the public domain

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i-DAT at SUBMERGE

i-DAT at SUBMERGE

(21/04/2005). i-DAT will be organising a postgraduate symposium at SUBMERGE this year (30th June – 2nd July) in Bristol. The theme will be issues related to intellectual property. Issues around intellectual property are a key concern for graduates – perhaps more than ever at this

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