DEMATERIAL - CRITICAL DEBATES IN DIGITAL ARTS - MAY/JUNE 2010 (series of events) www.dematerial.org/critical-debates-digital-arts

The third and final event in the DEMATERIAL - CRITICAL DEBATES IN DIGITAL ARTS series funded by Arts Council England takes place on WEDNESDAY 9th JUNE, 9.30-3.45pm in BOURNEMOUTH

The event is hosted at BOURNEMOUTH UNIVERSITY
The Barnes Lecture Theatre, Talbot Campus, Poole, BH12 5BB

To book: The event is free but there is limited number of places and booking is essential. Please book a place by sending email to: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

The BOURNEMOUTH event begins at 9.30am with Coffee and Registration.  Presentations start at 10.00am.  Lunch is provided.  Breakout groups and feedback session begin at 2.00pm and end at 3.15pm.  There will be time then for coffee and networking.

Speakers:
Helen Sloan, SCAN
Ruth Catlow, Furtherfield.org
Gianni Corino
Kit  Monkman and Tom Wexler, KMA
Panel session chaired by Neal White

For more information about the speakers and the event please visit:
www.dematerial.org/bournemouth-event

Nearest Train Station: Bournemouth
Directions: www.bournemouth.ac.uk/about/transport_and_maps/maps/campus_maps.html

Event information
The arts sector is changing. Developments in information and communications technology are affecting the way people think and behave and are impacting on their expectations as cultural producers and consumers. These shifts raise challenges and opportunities for artists, curators and arts organisations.

During May/June 2010 you are invited to participate in Dematerial:critical debates in digital arts - a series of events taking place across the South West region that seek to stimulate and generate critical debates in relation to digital arts within the region. The events will take place at three locations across the region: University College Falmouth; Arnolfini, Bristol; and Bournemouth University. There will be different speakers at each one of the events. Each event will focus on particular set of issues or identified area of practice, and all will invite open discussion on the complex relationship between the digital and the arts. The events are designed and led by artist and academic Kate Southworth, University College Falmouth.