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Diffractive Dramaturgies in Our Lady of Shadows
Body, Space & Technology JournalIn this article we will look at a practice-as-research collaboration between us Author A, Author B, Eddie Ladd and formerly Karoline Gritzner which explored the aesthetics of neo-medievalism through an intermedial dramaturgy and digital scenography ...
Lucy Gough, Piotr Woycicki
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Broke House by the Big Art Group: Queer Transgressions on the Contemporary New York Stage
Angles, 2016 The Big Art Group has joined the New York performance scene since 1999, exploring primarily with the effects of multimedia on stage. They developed acting techniques combined with video, called Real Time Film, offering fresh questions about performing in
Xavier Lemoine
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Clio Arqueológica, 2016 Esta pesquisa teve como objetivo estabelecer padrões de apresentação gráfica nas pinturas rupestres antropomórficas de cinco sítios arqueológicos na Microrregião do Cariri Ocidental paraibano.
Demétrio da Silva Mutzenberg +1 more
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Royal Musical Association Research Chronicle, 2023 It is June 2022 and the premiere of R.U.R. Torrent of Light, a multimedia opera, in Toronto is enthralling audiences. Inspired by Karel Čapek’s play that introduced the word ‘robot’ into 20th-century vocabulary, composer Nicole Lizée and librettist and playwright Nicholas Billon have conceived a science-fiction opera for our current fascination with AI
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Critical Stages, 2021 In the face of a global pandemic, with the shutdown of the Australian theatre industry and the wholesale shift to online modes of delivery within tertiary institutions, Queensland University of Technology academics in performance production and ...
Tessa Rixon +2 more
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Informatics, 2019 The basic idea of a hologram is an apparition of something that does not exist but appears as if it was just in front of our eyes. These illusion techniques were invented a long time ago.
Eva Pietroni +4 more
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The role of interactivity in Klaus Obermaier scenographic spaces
Arte y SociedadThis paper examines the role of interactivity in scenographic environments through the analysis of the intermedia dance performances of Klaus Obermaier. Through systems of real-time motion tracking, computer vision, and body mapping, his work transforms
Cristina Barbiani
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'Breaking the glass': preserving social history in virtual environments [PDF]
, 2011 New media technologies play an important role in the evolution of our society. Traditional museums and heritage sites have evolved from the ‘cabinets of curiosity’ that focused mainly on the authority of the voice organising content, to the places that ...
Kuksa, I, Tuck, D
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Re-imaging the Environment [PDF]
, 2013 This paper represents a study of selected visualisation and investigative methods that facilitate the exploration and expression of human emotions and perceptions within real world environments during the design development stages of a project ...
Mace, Valerie
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'Dancing with postcolonial theory':
Norsk Medietidsskrift, 2003 The paper presents a collaborative student-based project involving a medley of choreographic and communication design. On the theme 'extended' – culture, media, performance – a digital dance work is presented as an experimental design.
Andrew Morrison
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