Closed mozfest-bot closed 8 years ago
ArtsAward
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8 years ago Hi Kat, this sounds like a great opportunity and would fit really well as a presentation and/or workshop in the digital arts and culture space as well as being an exhibit in MozEx. Thanks for submitting it!
EPIKhub
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8 years ago Ive added our label to this session too, I'm sure everyone is really curious about this work the Tate is doing and how can some of our MozKids could get to take part?
MozExhibit
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8 years ago We suggest that this is considered as a talk-session in the YouthZone and/or Digital Arts&Culture. The Tate Kids Digital Makers videos (submission 186) could relate to the talk - these are a range of videos covering mix of learning resources, art-tech making and participation.
We are considering Tate Kids Digital Makers videos to be showcased - however, if possible, we would like these to be screened in the Youth Zone area or Arts&Culture space in order to connect with young audiences.
EPIKhub
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8 years ago @MozExhibit I'm in London Wend/Thurs this week, could I meet with Kathryn and discus?
MozExhibit
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8 years ago Hey. We will take care of the Tate Kids Digital Makers videos if you need to discuss that and how to incorporate in the space. But we can catch-up later on this. As per the talk, let's follow-up via email and I can exchange contacts. Not possible to meet-up just now due to scheduling, but a Skype call at some point could be useful.
ArtsAward
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8 years ago @ArtsAward
marcwalsh-zz
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8 years ago Closing as duplicate.
[ ID ] 5a6b4c5b-75b6-497d-9cdb-fad6bb8fd5c3
[ Submitter's Name ] Kathryn Box [ Submitter's Affiliated Organisation ] Tate [ Submitter's Twitter ] @kat437
[ Space ] exhibit [ Secondary Space ] digital
[ Exhibit Method ] Video, presentation with working prototypes [ Exhibit Link ] Not yet available (ran Jam last weekend)
Description
As Tate Kids Producer I am always looking for innovative and exciting ways to produce content. Games are the centre of kids online engagement and R&D for Tate Kids is paramount. Over a weekend in July 2016 Tate Kids bought together 9 creatives, artists, developers and technologists to create games and interactive to connect kids to art and artists. 3 teams researched, designed and made prototypes in 1.5 days. I would showcase the process and what they made in the exhibition.
Tate Kids is a dedicated digital platform for 5-13 year olds to inspire creativity online. There are games, films, articles and activities for kids to explore and create. Tate Kids also runs offline projects, such as Digital Makers, to make the art and artists of the Tate collection relevant and exciting for young audiences.
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