FINAL SUBMISSION CALL
Whilst we have had a number of submissions you still have one last opportunity
to submit your (300 words) proposal by the deadline of Monday, 28th April 2014
The University of Greenwich and the Department of Creative Professions and
Digital Arts, will host the DRHA2014 [Digital Research in the Humanities and
Arts] International conference for the first time in its history, from 31st
August 2014 -3rd September 2014.
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Theme:
Communication Futures: Connecting interdisciplinary design practices in
arts/culture, academia and the creative industries
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Conference website: www.drha2014.co.uk<http://www.drha2014.co.uk>
call for submissions: http://www.drha2014.co.uk/?p=37
Call of site-specific exhibitions:http://www.drha2014.co.uk/?p=239
Digital Research in the Humanities and Arts [DRHA] is an annual conference
whose goal is to bring together the creators, users, distributors, and
custodians of digital research and resources in the arts, design and humanities
to explore the capture, archiving and communication of complex and creative
research processes. DRHA provides an intellectual and physical space for
cross-disciplinary discussion and the generation of new ideas, resulting in
many new networks and productive research relationships
Human beings, as users, have always been obsessed with finding new ways of
communicating through various techniques and technologies.
The rapid technological changes that have occurred during the last two decades
have allowed us – the users – to communicate through various social media
platforms, providing us with more easily, faster and more frequently ways of
communicating.However there are always concerns about other impacts those
technologies might have on the communication processes.
The aim of the conference is to facilitate conversations on Design and
collaborations between
Digital Arts and Humanities,
Creative Industries,
Digital Libraries and Archives,
For the first time the DRHA conference would like to support and bring together
the Academic environment with that of the Creative industries under a
conference that will affect the current interdisciplinary creative practices.
Keynotes Including:
-Google LAB Executive Creative Directors
- Prof. Federico Casalegno, Director of the MIT Mobile Experience Lab, USA
- Prof Janis Jefferies - Professor of Visual Arts and Associate Pro Warden
Culture and Creative Industries", Goldsmiths College, University of london
keynotes website: http://www.drha2014.co.uk/?cat=4
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Theme:
Communication Futures: Connecting interdisciplinary design practices in
arts/culture, academia and the creative industries
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Subject areas
· Digital Museums and Libraries;
· Histories and Archives;
· Virtual and Physical Spaces
· A World of Gaming;
· Digital Agora: Democratising or monopolising
· Gender and Contemporary Society;
· Technology and Body
· Technologies impact on the Socio/cultural;
· Social Media;
· Narratives;
· Big Data and Digital Death;
· Eternity Ethernet: is it eternal or will disappear tomorrow
· Creative practices: Design; Fine Arts; Architecture; Performance;
Sonic Arts
We are now inviting abstracts for the following sessions:
1. Papers
2. Roundtables
3. Workshops
4. Panels
5. Performances & Installations
6. Posters
More info on the DRHA2014 Website
WWW.DRHA2014.CO.UK
Email: [email protected]
Anastasios Maragiannis
Convenor and Programme Chair of Greenwich DRHA2014 Conference –
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Dr Maria Chatzichristodoulou
Lecturer in Performance and New Media
School of Drama, Music and Screen
University of Hull
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