Rachel Wingfield creates reactive, luminous surfaces and objects through the use of new technologies enabling familiar products to take on a new dimension.
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Start: 2003-12-05 09:51
End: 2003-12-11 09:51
Rachel Wingfield creates reactive, luminous surfaces and objects through the use of new technologies enabling familiar products to take on a new dimension. | ||
12 / 10
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Start: 2003-12-05 09:51
End: 2003-12-11 09:51
Rachel Wingfield creates reactive, luminous surfaces and objects through the use of new technologies enabling familiar products to take on a new dimension. | ||
12 / 11
End: 09:51
Start: 2003-12-05 09:51
End: 2003-12-11 09:51
Rachel Wingfield creates reactive, luminous surfaces and objects through the use of new technologies enabling familiar products to take on a new dimension. | ||
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Start: 20:00
The de-auguration of the Temporary Embassy of KREV in Brussels. | ||
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Start: 19:00
Catherine Watling is an artist who specializes in inter-disciplinary work with a special interest in art/science based research. Her work predominantly focuses on the alternative and sensual use of digital tools to create interactive and immersive experiential environments. She is currently Associate Artist at the Junction, Cambridge and has recently been awarded an Arts Council Grant in order to attend the Kilwa Archaeological Survey as attached artist. She is also Co-Director of New Dust. | ||
12 / 19
Start: 11:00
Start: 2003-12-19 11:00
End: 2003-12-21 19:00
Catherine Watling is an artist who specializes in inter-disciplinary work with a special interest in art/science based research. Her work predominantly focuses on the alternative and sensual use of digital tools to create interactive and immersive experiential environments. She is currently Associate Artist at the Junction, Cambridge and has recently been awarded an Arts Council Grant in order to attend the Kilwa Archaeological Survey as attached artist. She is also Co-Director of New Dust. A bit of context on the work in progress... | ||
12 / 20
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Start: 2003-12-19 11:00
End: 2003-12-21 19:00
Catherine Watling is an artist who specializes in inter-disciplinary work with a special interest in art/science based research. Her work predominantly focuses on the alternative and sensual use of digital tools to create interactive and immersive experiential environments. She is currently Associate Artist at the Junction, Cambridge and has recently been awarded an Arts Council Grant in order to attend the Kilwa Archaeological Survey as attached artist. She is also Co-Director of New Dust. A bit of context on the work in progress... | ||
12 / 21
End: 19:00
Start: 2003-12-19 11:00
End: 2003-12-21 19:00
Catherine Watling is an artist who specializes in inter-disciplinary work with a special interest in art/science based research. Her work predominantly focuses on the alternative and sensual use of digital tools to create interactive and immersive experiential environments. She is currently Associate Artist at the Junction, Cambridge and has recently been awarded an Arts Council Grant in order to attend the Kilwa Archaeological Survey as attached artist. She is also Co-Director of New Dust. A bit of context on the work in progress... | ||
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