Capturing Stillness at the Palais De Danse drop-in Salon Coventry University – 21st February 5-7 pm
 Capturing Stillness uses performance capture and computer game worlds to create transformative experiences derived from Skinner Releasing Technique and its poetics. For this presentation Ruth Gibson and Bruno Martelli will describe the project’s background and context, commenting on their […]

Posted by John Habron to our JISCmail list. Movements in Music Education: The First International Conference of Dalcroze Studies 24 – 26 July 2013 Coventry University, UK In recent years there has been an upsurge in the academic study of embodiment and the centrality of movement and rhythm in music cognition, education and performance. This […]

Posted by Sarah Whatley to our JISCmail list. Choreographic Language Presentation Nick Rothwell and Scott deLahunta Centre for Dance Research (C-DaRE) Research Events ICE, Coventry University, UK Wednesday 23rd May 2012; 17.30-19.00 The Choreographic Language Agent (CLA) is a choreographic software system designed in collaboration with London-based choreographer Wayne McGregor as a creative tool for […]

Posted by Bronwen Thomas to our JISCmail list. Location-Based Storytelling Symposium 18 June 2012 In Association with the Narrative Research Group (NRG) and Centre for Excellence in Media Practice (CEMP), Bournemouth Media School Venue: The Executive Business Centre Bournemouth University 89 Holdenhurst Road BH8 8EB This symposium responds to the recent upsurge in interest in […]

Posted by Grethe Mitchell to our JISCmail list. Seminar: 14th May 2012 Multimodality, Mixed methods and Interdisciplinarity: The case of Children’s Playground games This seminar will draw on a series of large datasets generated by the recent AHRC-funded project Children’s Playground Games and Songs in the age of New Media (http://www.beyondtext.ac.uk) This seminar will consider […]

Involuntary Drawing: Time, Motion Capture, The Body Saturday 18 February 2012, 1 – 6pm, followed by a reception The Boardroom, University of Westminster, 309 Regent Street, London W1B 2UW This half-day symposium concerns the ‘optical unconscious’ of movement captured by machines; from the earliest experiments of chronophotography to the latest motion capture technology, as well […]