Queen Mary University of London is now offering a PhD programme in Media Arts and Technology. The course is a unique 4 year Ph.D. programme built around core courses in advanced research methods, interaction design and digital media processing, production and recording techniques and optional specialist modules ranging from Digital Audio Effects through Digital Rights Management to Contemporary Performance.
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Digi-vu at Shunt Lounge
From June 11th-14th C4DM Presents returned to the 'long corridor' in Shunt Lounge with an entirely new installation. Digi-vu was an exploration of time, perception, and digital reality. The subject hears his own voice as if it were echoing back from some infinite digital mountain range; and then is confronted by his quantized self and soon after his own digital past. The installation was rather successful in engaging audience. Some individuals even turned it into a performance piece - improvising elaborate dances in front of the digital mirrors. Digi-vu was a collaborative effort by Dan Stowell, Steve Welburn, Adam Stark, and Kurt Jacobson. More pics can be found here.
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