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RE-playable: Paidia Institute at University of Hull, Scarborough

RE-playable: Remixing, Referencing, Reaction, Reworking and Recreation as strategies in media art

The Interdisciplinary & Collaborative Practices Cluster at the University of Hull invited Paidia Institute for a presentation of past and future work, projects and practices.

Remixing, Referencing, Reaction, Reworking and Recreation are important strategies in media art: also and especially while working with the game medium. Paidia Institute uses these strategies in projects yielding art and artistic research, focusing on diverse forms of play – from deconstructions of the dispositive of computer gaming to performances and site specific interventions.

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returnable 20II

Paidia Institute, Noarte paese museo and officinevida present returnable 20II an interventional format curated by Susanna Schoenberg 27-29 November 2011, Sardinia (I) Producing field recordings and refeeding realities, marking territory and producing public voice in the South of Sardinia. [caption id="attachment_438" align="alignnone" width="600" caption="from left: Franziska Windisch COAL ROOM 2011, Susanna Schoenberg EXTERIOR #20090311_0058 2009, Malgorzata Calusinska AUFFALTUNG 2009"][/caption] returnable: a fitting specification for this short program of artistic research on field–while looking ...

Hyperkult 19: Mobiles – You Are Now Here

Hyperkult is an annual workshop/symposium on computer science, culture and society at Leuphana University Lüneburg. This year's theme is "Mobiles - You Are Now Here". The Academy of Media Arts Cologne (KHM) participates with a talk/performance entitled "Context Aware Devices - Context Aware Users" presenting artistic strategies for mobile devices and data spaces. The presentation is given by Jonas Hansen, Thomas Hawranke and ...

Next Level Conference: Introducing Paidia Institute

Paidia Institue is introducing itself with a combined talk/performance at the next level conference. We are part of the panel on "Games and Art".

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