This free workshop was open to beginners, although it was recommended users be comfortable finding their way around their own computer. The focus was on the use of photography, video and sound to conceptualise and design an interactive multi-media presentation using Isadora software. The software allowed control of video or sound using your hands or your voice. Examples were to sing a drawing or video or gestures to make sounds. The goal was for participants to to build short 5 minute interactive performance or installation on their own chosen conceptual themes, in a group workshop environment in order to learn basic use of the interactive elements of the software.
LMAC artist in residence Jamie Griffiths lead a one day workshop on the powerful software Isadora. Even though it was a beautiful, hot day outside, the workshop was full to capacity for those eager to learn this software, taught by an expert! This free workshop was open to beginners, although it was recommended users be comfortable finding their way around their own computer. The focus was on the use of photography, video and sound to conceptualise and design an interactive multi-media presentation using Isadora software. The software allowed control of video or sound using your hands or your voice. Examples were to sing a drawing or video or gestures to make sounds. The goal was for participants to to build short 5 minute interactive performance or installation on their own chosen conceptual themes, in a group workshop environment in order to learn basic use of the interactive elements of the software.
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On a beautiful, warm summer evening 400+ attended the LocoMotoArt Collective outdoor show at one of Vancouver's crown jewels - Queen Elizabeth Park. Celebrating Youth, Technology and Nature, this free family-friendly exhibition, featuring 13 visual projections, audio, sound art and interactive new media works were exhibited and performed in the large quarry, highlighting sustainable practices with technology. The opening ceremony included Russell Wallace's drumming and a warrior song in memorial for the late First Nation media artist Terry Haines. LMAC Artists: Jamie Griffiths, Merlyn Chipman, Wynne Palmer, Sebnem Ozpeta, Laura Lee Coles, Dave Leith, Rob Scharein, Sarah Shamash, Miles Thorogood, Bobbi Kozinuk. Guest Artists: Mark Nazemi, Maryam Mobini, Russell Wallace In Memorial: Excerpts from Terry Haines's work Coyote X exhibited Special Thanks to our Sponsors: Alliance for the Arts; BC Hydro; Cedar Cottage Neighbourhood House; Charqui Grill; CiTR 101.9 FM; Community Neighbourhood Arts Development grant, issued by City of Vancouver Cultural Affairs Department; IMAPON; Kitsilano Neighbourhood House; Village Vancouver, VIVO Media Art Centre; William F. White International, Ltd. Thanks to VANDOCUMENT for the article with video on the show: LocoMotoArt @ Queen Elizabeth Park: Experiencing Nature Versus Grace |
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