Bradford University and the Centre for Creative & Cultural Knowledge Exchange (C3KE) invite you to Dwell-Time, a one day professional development workshop bringing together Performers, Cultural Programmers, Visual Artists, Technologists and Urban Designers to create new forms of programming and curatorial practice for the display of artistic content in urban space. Showcasing creative work and recent innovations developed for the BBC’s big screen network, the workshop will present research findings on the use of urban screens, specifically in the creative and community context. The workshop is open to anyone with an interest in public art, the use of large scale urban screens for the display of creative content, new media and public space.

Presenters include:
Mike Gibbons – Head of ‘Live Sites UK’
Ava Schiek, Bartlett’s School of Architecture (UCL)
John Foxx (urban artist/musician)
Members of the BBC’s Big Screens Network

For further information and booking details contact Patrick Allen, Bradford Media School, p.t.allen@bradford.ac.uk
01274 236139

A one-day workshop, 26th June 2009

The National Media Museum

A one-day event at the National Media Museum, Bradford, UK

Friday June 26th

Here we are creating professional development opportunities for the creative use of display media, performance and artistic expression in urban spaces and city centres. We’ll be working in close collaboration with Live Performers and Visual Artists in the creation of the programme.

The event associated with this will take place at the National Media Museum – date to be confirmed – but much of the content and interaction will take place online prior to the day and with an event in Centenary Square, Bradford.

Here we begin to use our Web 2.0 tools in parallel with urban screens both experimentally and creatively as part of the build up to a pubic exhibition and event.