DISTANCE2 Project Dissemination Event
Event Information
About this event
How can we immerse ourselves in craft?
Learn about the ways in which craft practitioners have applied virtual reality applications and used immersive technologies in Applied Arts Scotland's DISTANCE Project to think about new ways to prototype work, collaborate at distance, and share craft processes and creations with audiences new and old.
Hear experiences directly from makers who took part in the second phase of the Project. Find out about the ways they experimented more deeply with immersive technology as part of their making practice - the learning journey, what worked, and what they want to use it for.
The sharing event with Q&A will be hosted on Zoom. Live transcription and closed captions will be provided, and the event will be recorded.
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The DISTANCE Project is a partnership with Soluis Heritage. Phase 1 was funded by Connected Innovators from Creative Informatics via the University of Edinburgh. Phase 2, is supported by The National Lottery through Creative Scotland.
Organiser Applied Arts Scotland
Organiser of DISTANCE2 Project Dissemination Event
Applied Arts Scotland is a membership organisation run by makers for makers giving an authentic, collective and professional voice for the sector and delivering tangible benefits to the professional maker community in Scotland. We nurture the creative heart and soul of making practice, celebrate expertise, and facilitate practical opportunities for creative and professional development.