Post-Screen Cultures/Practices Symposium

London South Bank University

A one-day practice/research symposium hosted by the School of Arts and Creative Industries at <A TITLE="London South Bank University" HREF="http://www.lsbu.ac.uk/" TARGET="_blank" DATA-MSYS-CLICKTRACK="0" REL="nofollow noopener noreferrer">London South Bank University</A>, with support from the <A TITLE="Journal of Media Practice" HREF="http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/rjmp20#.VwJUb5wrLcs" TARGET="_blank" DATA-MSYS-CLICKTRACK="0" REL="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Journal of Media Practice</A> and the <A TITLE="MeCCSA Practice Network" HREF="http://www.meccsa.org.uk/networks/practice-network/" TARGET="_blank" DATA-MSYS-CLICKTRACK="0" REL="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Media, Communications and Cultural Studies Association (MeCCSA) Practice Network</A>.
With the proliferation of mobile devices the presence of the screen in every day life is ever more pervasive, personal and immersive. In the last five years, for example, the tablet has become the must-have device, with over half of UK households (54%) now owning one (Ofcom, 2015). Raised as 'screenagers', one in ten (11%) 3-4 year olds now have their own tablet as a pacifier, educational aid and entertainer (Ofcom, 2015). Our urban spaces offer up new forms of interaction as the numbers of screens multiply. Via the screen we navigate an evolving media and cultural landscape that is increasingly interactive, intuitive and always on.
This symposium will focus on practice research and will feature papers, presentations of practice, screenings and demonstrations. A special issue of the Journal of Media Practice will be devoted to publishing a selection of practice research presented at the symposium. All work accepted for the symposium will be considered for the JMP edition.
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Session
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9.20am – 9.50am
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Registration
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9.50am – 10.00am
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Welcome
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10.00am – 11.30am
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Parallel Sessions
Panel 1: Cinematic Virtual Reality
Mnemophrenia: A Film-essay on the Future of Cinema and Artificial Memories, Eirini Konstantinidou (University of Essex)
Directing for Cinematic Virtual Reality: How Traditional Film Director’s Craft Applies to Immersive Environments and Notions of Presence, John Mateer (University of York)
Sounds Too True to Be Good: Sonic Fidelity & VR Narrative, Angela McArthur (Queen Mary University London)
Panel 2: Expanded Screen Media
Beyond our Visible Spectrum – Scientific Imaging as Aesthetic Practice?, Eike Reinhuber (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore)
2.5D Cinema: When Your World Wobbles, Patrick Tarrant (London South Bank University)
Expanded Screen: The Critical Model of Phantasmagoria, Maria Mire (Universidade do Porto)
Designing the Projection System as an Optical Machine: Viewing Modes in the Work of Jeffrey Shaw,Olga Venetsianou (Technological Educational Institute of Athens)
 
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11.30am – 11.45am
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Tea/Coffee Break
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11.45am – 1.15pm
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Panel 3: Monitor(ing) Responsiveness
The Internet of Social Things: Lessons from Responsive Environments, Russell Richards (Southampton Solent University)
Keeping Up Appearances: Coming to Terms with the Graphical User Interface in its Continuous State of Flux, Maranke Wieringa (Utrecht University)
Volumes of Pixels: Material Digital Media, Liam Birtles (Bournemouth University)
Panel 4: The Changing Screen
Retinas’ Routines, Nicolas Malevé (London South Bank University)
‘I Love to Imagine You Watching Me’: Discussing Liveness and Spectatorship in the BMW Tate Live Programme, Ionna Zouli (London South Bank University)
Curating for Screen: Screen-based Photography Exhibitions and Case Study This is It/Now, Paulius Petraitis (Middlesex University)
 
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1.15pm – 2.45pm
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Lunch and screenings/presentations
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2.45pm – 4.15pm
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Panel 5: Networked Screen Media
Exploring the Networked Image in 'Post' Art Practices, Garrett Lynch (Bournemouth University)
Technologies of Engagement: How Hybrid Networked Media is Not (Just) Remediation, James Morris (Ravensbourne)
Commodification and the Networked Image: The Case of a T-shirt/Image, Gaia Tedone (London South Bank University)
Panel 6: Screen-mediated Audience Interactions
Materiality, Transparency and Permeability of the Relational Screen’, Cinzia Cremona (University of the Arts)
Pervasive Theatre: Post Screen Audiences and Professional Performance Practice’, Sophy Smith (De Montfort University)
P(AR)ticipate: Body of Experience/Body of Work/Body as Archive: An Exploration of Openness, Otherness and Porosity’, Jeannette Ginslov (The Space / Abertay University, Dundee)
Journalism ‘Feelies’ - Heightened Simulacrum Through Experiential Immersion, Janet Jones (London South Bank University)
 
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4.15pm – 4.30pm
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Tea/Coffee Break
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4.30pm – 6.00pm
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Closing Plenary: Future Screens
Blurred Boundaries: Remediation of Found Footage in Experimental Documentary Filmmaking, Jill Daniels (University of East London)
The Immersive Storylab: Speculative Mediations on the Future of Media Practice, Peter Woodbridge (Manchester School of Art)
 
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Organisers: Dr Tahera Aziz, Prof Lizzie Jackson, Prof Phil Hammond

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