ONCE IN A UNIVERSE: Videomapping Using Painting With Light
ONCE IN A UNIVERSE: Videomapping Using Painting With Light
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Description
VIDEO MAPPING USING PAINTING WITH LIGHT,
led by artist Alex May
at DC3 Workshop Space, 1-5 Seaside, Eastbourne BN22 7NA
SATURDAY 28 APRIL, 11.30am to 4.30pm
Tickets: £40. Concessionary tickets £10 Blue Monkey/Devonshire Collective members; £10 students/unemployed/early career artists less than 3 years practice and over 50s.
This is a workshop for digital artists, designers, VJ's, painters, or anyone interested in video mapping using the Painting with Light software, which allows you to easily 'paint' 3D objects with light using a computer and video projector.
Learn the basics of how to get started, setting up a projector, painting with moving video, and the software’s very latest features. An ideal course for anyone wanting to explore an exciting new medium and an artistic approach to video mapping. Please bring your own laptop and if possible, a projector, or share projectors that will be supplied. Suitable for all levels.
Alex May is a British artist with an international exhibition profile specialising in video mapping and digital technologies. He writes open source creative software that is used by artists worldwide. His practice encompasses a range of digital technologies, interactive installations, performance, and video art. Alex has performed at Tate Modern and Watermans, and exhibited internationally including at the V&A, Science Museum, Bletchley Park and the Science Gallery in Dublin.
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Venue
DC3 Workshop Space DC3 Workshop Space, 1-5 Seaside, BN22 7NA Eastbourne
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ONCE IN A UNIVERSE: Videomapping Using Painting With Light
From GBP 10.00