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Join us in a near future where robots, avatars and telepresence form part of an exciting new reality. Robots and Avatars Exhibition will showcase the most exciting visions and innovations from international artists, designers and architects, exploring their impact on the future of work and play.   The exhibition will present immersive experiences – from… Continue reading ROBOTS and AVATARS EXHIBITION opens at FACT, Liverpool 16 March / 27 May 2012

If you didn’t have the opportunity to join us on December, 1st 2011 the LIREC Robot Futures evening at the Royal Geographical Society, here is the panel discussion we had with guests Ghislaine Boddington (body>data>space) Peter McOwen (Queen Mary University), Matt Jones (BERG), Dr Dan O’Hara (Weavrs). The discussion was chaired by Olivia Solon (Wired… Continue reading Robot Futures

“me and my shadow” by UK artist Joseph Hyde is developed in the framework of the MADE project, and will premiere simultaneously in four different cities from 9th to 26th June 2012, connecting real time audiences in London, Paris, Mons and Istanbul. This innovative installation is based on the motion-capture technologies, and consists of 4… Continue reading Me & My Shadow PREMIERE AT NATIONAL THEATRE (London)

Would you like to check out the local contemporary dance festivals in Bucharest, Dublin, Istanbul or London? Do you want to attend a dance platform in Riga? Would you care to discover the evolving Cypriot dance scene? Do you need money to visit a partner/ artist to start up a new collaboration? Do you want… Continue reading E-Motional – OPEN CALL: Mobility and Networking Grants May 2012 – April 2013

Do you want to get an insight into the preparation of a festival? Do you want find out more about how dance houses are run in Dublin or Limassol? Do you want to be part of the first Latvian dance platform and attend an international festival in Romania?  Do you want to witness the E-motional… Continue reading E-MOTIONAL Open Call: Gabriela Tudor Fellowship for Dance Managers

Established in early summer 2011, the two-year mobility and artistic exchange dance programme E-MOTIONAL Bodies & Cities is currently launching a new strand of activities – the international ArtistNe(s)t Residencies. The programme aims to offer support to the development of new work by young and mid-career choreographers and is addressed to artists based in the… Continue reading E-MOTIONAL Bodies & Cities – ArtistNe(s)t Residency Programme 2012 – Call for proposals

In the framework of the MADE commission, Joseph Hyde and his programmer Philipp Tew have been benefiting from a 2 weeks residency at the National Theatre Studio from January 2nd to 14th 2012. A test bed environment for the project has been created. Joseph Hyde has been  working with a group of London based programmers… Continue reading Work in Progress // Joseph Hyde residency @ National Theatre

The body>data>space team had great pleasure in hosting the MADE (Mobility for Digital Arts in Europe) partners from Belgium (Transcultures), France (centre des arts and Philippe Baudelot) and Turkey (bodig) for the second time in London. Read more here: link to Overall the MADE themes are based within a debate about interdisciplinarity, co-creation and new… Continue reading MADE in London #6: 12-15 January 2012

Would you like to check out the local contemporary dance festivals in Bucharest, Dublin, Istanbul or London? Do you want to attend a dance platform in Riga? Would you care to discover the evolving Cypriot dance scene? Do you need money to visit a partner/ artist to start up a new collaboration? Do you want… Continue reading E-MOTIONAL Open Call: Mobility and Networking Grants May 2012 – April 2013

For the first two weeks of January 2012, artist Joseph Hyde and programmer Phill Tew will be in residence at the National Theatre Studio in  London. Joe and Phil will be working on the second phase of me and my shadow, a year long project commissioned by MADE, taking shape through a series of collaborative workshops… Continue reading Kinect Hack-off // Calling all Kinect hackers and programmers!