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As dance and technology is increasingly being taught throughout various programmes and outlets, this group's focus is the sharing of teaching practice and experiences in learning environments.
As dance and technology is increasingly being taught throughout various programmes and outlets, this group's focus is the sharing of teaching practice and experiences in learning environments.
As dance and technology is increasingly being taught throughout various programmes and outlets, this group's focus is the sharing of teaching practice and experiences in learning environments.
As dance and technology is increasingly being taught throughout various programmes and outlets, this group's focus is the sharing of teaching practice and experiences in learning environments.
As dance and technology is increasingly being taught throughout various programmes and outlets, this group's focus is the sharing of teaching practice and experiences in learning environments.
As dance and technology is increasingly being taught throughout various programmes and outlets, this group's focus is the sharing of teaching practice and experiences in learning environments.
As dance and technology is increasingly being taught throughout various programmes and outlets, this group's focus is the sharing of teaching practice and experiences in learning environments.
As dance and technology is increasingly being taught throughout various programmes and outlets, this group's focus is the sharing of teaching practice and experiences in learning environments.
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- http://www.sicchio.com
- About Me (human/individual)/interests, work..:
- My name is Kate Sicchio.
I primarily make work using dance, video and real time systems.
I am Programme Leader of the BA (Hons) Dance: Urban Practice degree at University of East London.
I am also a PhD Candidate at SMARTlab Digital Media Institute.
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- http://www.sicchio.com
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- Areas of interest on performance and new media
- Making and teaching. Researching and performing. Watching and participating.
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- Eyecon, Kalypso, Ableton Live
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Finally got around to putting Sightsonic work on the web...
Posted on June 30, 2008 at 1:17pm —
SightSonic Artists Platform (UK) – Sunday 16 March 13:30 – 17:00
SightSonic Artists Platform – Sunday 16 March 13:30 – 17:00
SightSonic – York International Festival of Digital Arts in partnership with York St John University presents the Artists Platform on Sunday 16 March.
Held in locations across the York St Johns campus, the Platform is a showcase of innovative new works by emerging artists from across the UK, and features video installations, interactive dance performances, audio installations and visual artworks, plus a live performance of Simon Wheth… Continue
SightSonic – York International Festival of Digital Arts in partnership with York St John University presents the Artists Platform on Sunday 16 March.
Held in locations across the York St Johns campus, the Platform is a showcase of innovative new works by emerging artists from across the UK, and features video installations, interactive dance performances, audio installations and visual artworks, plus a live performance of Simon Wheth… Continue
Posted on March 12, 2008 at 2:47pm —
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The exhibition at the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam investigates the borders between fashion and art. Today's fashion designers use installations and performances, and their designs are often more sculptural than wearable. Five of them have been commissioned to make new work specifically for the exhibition continue
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i think we met in the isadora workshop june 2003,
that is it?¿
I can remember your sushi mididancer...
let me know if am i right...
Ludmila
Just saw your post on VLEs - just completing a research project on that...looking across available platforms and social technologies - update you when I see you! I had problems replying to that forum post - so I write here instead!
Blackboard is widely used where I work - every course has a basic minimum requirement for engagement.
It works really well in creative modules, like choreography and digital dance making. The tools seem to be growing each year - we use wikis, embed videos, pdfs of readings, links to useful websites, discussion boards, for feedback, sharing of lecture notes and virtual sharings of work.
I enjoy using VLEs both for solely online delivery and blended face to face and online - now all the dance courses where I work have some online element.
look forward to talking in person!
no, unfortunatly, i wont be in berlin, altough, mysteriously enough, about 10 people asked me already, if i'ld be there. i ll be in belfast, to do some work at sarc and later in the spring, i ll be a few month in glasgow. so, maybe our path cross then somehow, somewhere!
all the best,
georg
would it be offputting for me to be sat on the front row in my "Go, Sicchio!" t-shirt, then? (I've no idea about feasibility of getting to /from darkest Sheffield at this point, so no promises, but it'd be cool to come and throw popcorn at you, heckle, laugh loudly during the serious bits etc)
and yep, i'm slowly winding myself back into making things for my own neglected company after several years of only making things for/on other companies. between the ballet vocabulary (too trad for the hip crowd) and the robots (too hip for the trad crowd) i'm sure i've staked my claim to a particularly low plateau in the funding fitness landscape, but we'll see what we can make happen...
What news of Donny? I notice you're gigging in Sheffield - any idea what time (for those of us who'd need to catch a late train back?)
Best fishes
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