The so called „fine arts“ and their presentation have expanded and changed as a result of the fast developments in digitization. The classic studio is no longer the sole "place of production", and only fractions of artistic reception take place in museums and galleries. Today, the Internet, virtual globes or social networks serve as sources of material for artists and are also new forms of "venues" for arts.

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Sound Operator vs. Creative Audio Director

Meeting Info:

dESIGN12+ #13:
Dr. phil. Dr. rer. cult. RUDOLF INDERST: "Lusciously Ludic Libraries"
Wednesday, 12.01.2022, 6-8 pm (CET)
Hosted by Prof. Roger Walk
Sprache: englisch/deutsch
Webex-link to join:
https://fh-dortmund.webex.com/fh-dortmund-de/j.php?MTID=m34ccfdb3e42e1b00ca885018921714ad  

Print-on-demand is a relatively new production method based on digital print that has revolutionized the book world. Allowing for very small print runs down to one single copy the availability of book titles no longer requires a physical stock — in contrast to traditional print runs. This has fundamental effects on the production of printed matter and its contents.

Oakland California based artist and producer of participatory narrative works Jeff Hull will explore the inspirations, history, and techniques of his creative agency Nonchalance’s unique projects over the last 20 years including the results, successes and unintended consequences.  The crux of the talk will focus on what has changed in the world of Immersive & Participatory Arts, and what are the unique challenges and existential questions creators are currently facing. He wishes for a robust discussion following his presentation.

The TOPs for the FBR meeting will be sent out one week before the start of the meeting and will still be published. If you have any questions, please ask the secretariat.

Location: Dortmund (Digital Lecture)

Lecture Language: English

Link: https://fh-dortmund.webex.com/meet/an.huef 

Abstract

Multilingual typography – a political and design-specific challenge