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Summer 2020 (previous)
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//About Mirabelle Jones
Mirabelle Jones is a creative technologist, writer and interactive artist focused on the development of future storytelling technologies. In their practice, they design and develop immersive art experiences, biofeedback wearables, mixed reality sculptures, and interactive “readable” objects. They possess an MFA in Book Art and Creative Writing from Mills College and have most recently been featured at the Museum Meermanno, the Center for Performance Arts Research, and the Finnish National Opera and Ballet’s Opera Beyond competition. Their works are featured in numerous collections including the One National Archives (the largest LGBT archive in the world) and the Center on Contemporary Art’s historic Women’s March on Washington collection. They are a regular guest at some of the top arts institutions in the United States including the School of the Art Institute in Chicago, the Rhode Island School of Design, and Maryland Institute College of the Arts. Previously, they served as the Senior Designer Developer for the award-winning arts entertainment company Meow Wolf. Originally from Oakland, California, they are now based in Copenhagen.
//About Helen Leigh
Helen Leigh is a creative technologist who specialises in music technologies, craft-based electronics and education. She is the author of The Crafty Kid’s Guide to DIY Electronics and has written for Make, Hackspace Magazine and Hackaday. Outside of her writing, much of her work involves designing and making musical instruments, from interactive art installations to mainstream commercial products. Helen lectures at graduate and post-graduate level on physical computing, electronics, music technologies and wearables in London and Berlin.
//About Radiona
Radiona – Zagreb Makerspace – Association for Development of ‘do-it-yourself’ Culture founded in 2011 in order to enhance the visibility of makers’ open source culture and self sustainable production, as well as with an aim of connecting all possible fields of art, science and technology, more precisely STEAM fields (Science/Technology/Engineering/Art/Mathematics). The objective here is to create new realities of networked and collaborative intermedia and new media practices in line with DIY (do-it-yourself) and DIWO (do-it-with-others) cultures. The makerspace is developing interdisciplinary and innovative projects with an emphasis on community building, participation, cohesion, knowledge transfer and co-creation.
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