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i-DAT/Submerge Interactive Architecture Residency.

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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 focus on the articulation of the dynamic data generated by the public art instillation to be incorporated into the fabric of the Curtin University of Technology Minerals and Chemistry Research and Education Precinct buildings. http://www.i-500.org

Submerge Awards!

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(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 Value David Wiltshire, joint 2ns Prize for Commercial Value Dave Wiltshire, Ryan Carson, Martin Watts, Jamie Stonehill. Submerge Overall winner age0+ – Adam Crowe, Helen McCarthy, Adam Holland, Simon Graham. Congratulations to everyone for their success and for maintaining the long standing tradition. [Europrix next] http://www.submerge.org.uk/

Exploiting Potential

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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 and the pragmatics of making a living. On the one hand, there is the principle that creativity and innovation thrives from the sharing of ideas and material in the ‘commons’ and on the other, that laws are necessary to protect individual and collective interests. This symposium will feature new and provocative ideas that challenge existing structures and practices for those working at the intersections of commerce, research and independent production.

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i-DAT at SUBMERGE

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(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 juncture. Engaging with this topic reveals a range of tensions between the idealism of work entering the public domain and the pragmatics of making a living: between open source and proprietary interests. On the one hand, there is the idea that creativity and innovation thrives from the sharing of ideas in the ‘commons’ and on the other that certain protections are necessary to protect individual and collective interests. Discussion around these issues raises key issues for those in academia, commerce, research and art production. http://www.submerge.org.uk/