Central to i-DAT’s activities are its Projects (an ongoing series of strategic transdisciplinary projects), Events (workshops, festivals and exhibitions) and Residencies (local, regional, national and international residency programme, which includes the Arch-OS ‘not-in-residence’ programme). These activities underpin i-DAT’s Network, an expansive distributed creative network of collaborators (individuals, communities and organisations) that operates on a local, regional, national and international basis.
i-DAT’s Activities include:
Plymouth College of Art
Ellie Harrison www.ellieharrison.com
A rundown but functional old more... Tags: Ellie Harrison, free food, Media, Plymouth College of Art, Residency
‘In this technoetic culture, the art we produce is not simply a mirror of the world, nor is more...
Parallel Plymouth
Mark Greenwood
6 - 22 March 2009
i-DAT Greenscreen
On the front of the Portland Square Building
University of more...
Coding Poetry
24 – 26 October 2008
Portland Square Building, University of Plymouth, North Hill, Plymouth
Become part of the collective Respect poetry displayed more...
A new series of projects and residencies that have been developed through an ongoing collaboration exploring new systems more...
Basak Senova is an international curator and founder of the online curatorial project nomad TV. She will more...
11 January – 11 March.
Cadu (Carlos Eduardo Felix da Costa) has been invited to undertake a three-month residency more...
Station To Station (http://www.station2station.co.uk/); The Centenary Celbration of the Bere Alston – Gunnislake – Callington railway. more...
8 February – 6 April. i-DAT, in collaboration with Plymouth Arts Centre, presents: ‘S-OS: a Social Operating System’ for the city of more...
i-DAT has developed a programme of digital media workshops for Children and young people through an ongoing collaboration with Creative Partnerships, AimHigher more...
- Andy Prior … [Collaborator]
- Ariana Mihoc … [MPhil/PhD Researcher]
- Ash Bulayev … [MPhil/PhD Researcher]
- Birgitte Aga … [i-DAT Bureau - Creative Producer]
- Chris Saunders … [Research Assistant]
- Dan Bater … [Research Assistant]
- Dr. Andrew Phippen [MPhil/PhD Supervisor]
- Dr. Guido Bugmann [MPhil/PhD Supervisor]
- Dr. John Matthias [MPhil/PhD Supervisor]
- Dr. Ruth Weaver [MPhil/PhD Supervisor]
- Gianni Corino … [i-DAT Bureau - MPhil/PhD Researcher]
- Guto Nóbrega [Collaborator]
- Hugo de Rijke … [Collaborator]
- Jacques Chueke … [MPhil/PhD Researcher]
- Justin Roberts … [Special Opps]
- Katina Hazelden … [PhD Researcher]
- Lee Nutbean … [Research Assistant]
- Marc Fournel … [Artist in Residence]
- Martha Patricia Nino Mojica … [Agent]
- Mike Phillips … [i-DAT Bureau - Director]
- Musaab Garghouti … [Research Assistant]
- Paul Green … [MPhil/PhD Researcher]
- Pete Carrs … [MPhil/PhD Researcher]
- Professor Malcolm Miles [MPhil/PhD Supervisor]
- Roberto Fraquelli [MPhil/PhD Supervisor]
- Shaun Murray … [i-DAT Bureau]
- Wolfgang Fiel [Collaborator]
Advisory Board
- Chris Speed (Reader, Edinburgh College of Art)
- David McConville (Director of Noospheric Research / The Elumenati)
- Helen Sloan (Director of SCAN)
- Ian Hutchinson (Director of Plymouth Arts Centre)
- Jan Bennett (Deputy Director, Research & Innovation, University of Plymouth)
- Lindsey Hall (Director of the Real Ideas Organisation www.realideas.org)
- Margarete Jahrmann (Professor for Media Arts/ Mediapoiesis, Hochschule fuer Gestaltung und Kunst, Zurich)
- Michael Punt (Professor of Art & Technology, Trans-technology Research, University of Plymouth)
- Nema El-Nahas (Director of Submerge, UK.)
- Paul Thomas (Co-ordinator Studio for Electronic Arts (SEA) Curtin University of Technology)
- Ric Allsopp (Performance Research Journal)
- Scott deLahunta (Writing Research Associates, Amsterdam, NL.)
