Author Archive:
Mapping Invisibility – Surveillance Art and The Potential of Performative Cartography by Sigrid Merx
Sigrid Merx contributed a chapter in Martina Leeker, Imanuel Schipper & Timon Beyes (eds.) “Performing the Digital”. Bielefeld: transcript. 157-17. Further description and details regarding the book can be found here.
Read moreTowards a New Cutting Edge: Where Avantgarde Meets Community Art by Eugene van Erven
Eugene van Erven recently contributed an article in “The Drama Review” Issue. Further description and details regarding the book can be found here.
Read moreMichiel de Lange- researching mobile media & urban culture.
Michiel de Lange, member of urban interfaces is an Assistant Professor in New Media Studies, Department of Media and Culture Studies (MCW) at Utrecht University; and co-founder of The Mobile City, a platform for the study of new media and the city. He researches (mobile) media and urban culture, play and identity. You can follow his latest activities and projects on his blog: Michiel…
Read moreRMeS Masterclass with Janet Murray Reflection
On Friday September, 29th renowned scholar Janet Murray gave a master class for Utrecht University RMA students titled “Making Interactive Narrative”, which addressed ‘digital information design and interaction design principles to create more complex and expressive narratives, focusing on emerging platforms like experimental television, virtual reality, and augmented reality, and on the intersection of storytelling…
Read moreRMeS Masterclass Janet Murray: ‘Making Interactive Narrative’ 29 September 2017
Vincent Baptist, Matthias Nothnagel, Rianne Riemens, Zeynep Yavuz (RMa Media Studies UvA) The masterclass led by professor Janet Murray gave an introduction to the practices of interactive storytelling. In her text “A Tale of Two Boyfriends”, Murray introduces an abstracted type of storytelling that is called ‘W2P’: a formalist technique for stories in which a…
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