Impossible Perspectives Lab Open Call: Webinar
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About this event
The Impossible Perspectives Lab is an XR talent development residency exploring new visions, exchanges and experiences of heritage at Tatton Park.
Applications Open: Wednesday 5th January 2022
Application Deadline: noon Monday 31st January 2022
Lab dates: Monday 14th - Friday 18th March 2022
Abandon Normal Devices (AND) are excited to launch Impossible Perspectives Lab, a collaborative XR talent development residency supporting new visions, exchanges and experiences of heritage. Developed in collaboration with Cheshire East Council as part of SHIFT and Tatton Park, and collaborating with experts, artists and technologists from SODA Labs (School of Digital Arts, Manchester Metropolitan University) and HTC. The programme is inspired by Tatton Park's landscape and the works of Italian painter Canaletto. The Lab will welcome six artists to a week-long residential programme to develop their practice and proposals towards immersive artworks for Tatton Park.
Join us for an open Webinar on Zoom on Friday 14 January 2022. This will be an opportunity to hear more details about the Impossible Perspectives Lab, and have your questions answered before finalising your application.
For more information about the opportunity, visit https://www.andfestival.org.uk/blog/open-call-imposs…perspectives-lab/
Organiser Abandon Normal Devices
Organiser of Impossible Perspectives Lab Open Call: Webinar
Abandon Normal Devices (AND) is a catalyst for new approaches to art-making and digital invention, commissioning ground breaking projects which challenge the definitions of art and moving image.
Inviting artists to hijack the imagination, by developing projects which abandon traditional settings and partnerships. AND brings together an eclectic mix of academics, filmmakers, scientists and anarchists to actively push the boundaries of audience experience and arts production.
The AND portfolio consists of film happenings, exhibitions, performances, online projects, residencies, public realm interventions and a roaming biennial festival. For regular updates about our current and upcoming projects sign up to our e-newsletter here.
