Thanks, Everyone!
Thanks to everyone who helped make the CHAT Festival 2012 possible – presenters and participants alike! It was a fabulous conversation, and one that I hope we’ll all be able to continue. Expect to see the video footage and other documentation of CHAT 2012 linked from this site soon. In the meantime, be sure to follow up on those big ideas and new connections – help shape the future of digital arts and humanities. Hope to see you all leading the way at CHAT 2014!- Victoria Szabo, Director, CHAT Festival 2012
CHAT News Bulletins
Closing Party Tonight at Motorco Music Hall at 8 PM
Join us to celebrate CHAT! All are welcome (no registration required).
Multimedia Dance Party at Motoro Music Hall with DJ Jaesunel!! Motorco, 723 Rigsbee Ave, Durham NC. Food trucks and cash bar. DJ Jaesunel is a veteran multi-genre DJ. He’ll be playing edits and mashups of Funk, Hip Hop, Reggae, Soul, House, Breaks, Techno, and Bass Music. We’ll also include some exciting interactive visuals from Ken Stewart and Sarah Goetz!
Bryan Center Gallery Opening on Wednesday evening at 6 PM
Join us for wine and h’ors doeuvres. Meet the artists and, starting at 7, experience the Duke Immersive Virtual Environment (DiVE) and Interactive Sound Studio.
Opening Night Footage
A China of Many Senses, Nasher Museum Installation, 2/6/2012 from CHAT Festival 2012 on Vimeo.
Bill Seaman and Todd Berreth’s A China of Many Senses was projected on the exterior of Duke University’s Nasher Museum as part of the Collaborations: Humanities, Arts, and Technology Festival 2012. http://chatfestival2012.org
Welcome!
The Collaborations: Humanities, Arts and Technology (CHAT) Festival is underway from February 6-9, 2012 on the Duke University campus. It features scholarly and artistic work in a variety of venues and formats, including: 2D imagery, screen-based presentations, interactive kiosks, and performances, as well as lectures, panel discussions, and structured group conversations. Monday and Tuesday panels and talks are on East Campus; Wednesday and Thursday panels and talks are on West Campus. Register (it’s free!) and join the CHAT 2012 Community!
PRESS RELEASE | OPENING NIGHT COVERAGE IN DUKE TODAY
A China of Many Senses by Bill Seaman and Todd Berreth will be displayed on February 6, 2012 beginning at 6pm. This event marks the opening night of the 2012 Collaborations: Humanities, Arts, and Technology Festival at Duke University in Durham, NC, USA.
Twitter:
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#chat2012 – please tweet individual sessions as #chat2012 #t1 (for example)