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Launch of the new Expert Practice: Digital Culture, Art, and AI

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Launch of the new Expert Practice: Digital Culture, Art, and AI

17 September 2024 @ 14:00 – 18:30

This event marks the launch of the Digital Cultural Heritage and Immersive Art XP, part of a broader initiative within the Cultural and Creative Community at Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR). It aims to educate, inform, and activate the community, encouraging collaboration and innovation around digital cultural heritage and immersive art. This program will be managed by one of the leading academics in the field of economic and historic aspects of digital heritage, dr. Trilce Navarrete Hernandez. We want to bring together the (digital) cultural & creative community at Erasmus University and its wider ecosystem. The program will consist of a plenary session and an interactive gallery walk, where different artists and culturally engaged parties will exhibit their digital works and innovations.

Programme

ProgrammeSpeakersStartEnd
Opening Gallery WalkFrederike Manders14:0014:05
Sneak peak14:0015:00
OpeningTrilce Navarrete, Marcel van Oosterhout & Ellen van Schoten15:0015:15
Expert keynote 1 + Q&AMarie Ballarini (Paris Dauphine University)15:1515:35
Expert keynote 2 + Q&AStephan Schaffer (DFKI Berlin)15:3515:55
Demonstration + inspiration intermezzoJan Verwoerd (360 fabriek)15:5516:10
Reflection on keynotesGijs Gootjes (EIT)16:1016:20
Panel Discussion with AcademicsVivian Chen, Yvonne v Everdingen, Jay Lee, Merrit Zimmerman, Adriaan Odendaal (EUR)16:2016:40
Closing remarksAstrid Manden – Benneker16:4016:45
Gallery Walk + Q&A16:4518:30

Gallery Walk Participants

  1. Nino Bashilasvili ism ECDA (AI)  
  2. 360 Fabriek        – MARC sculptuuurscanner 
                                 – Rotterdamse straatsculpturen in AR 
  3. BrokenEgg – Woodcarving Xrperience 
  4. Digiderius (AI/Digital Human) 
  5. MaMa Producties -Portal Marienborn (AR) ism GLK, Kaiser VR , Studio Speciaal 
  6. Refik Anadol (video over het werk) 
  7. Tom Schofield 
  8. Studio Kasboek 
  9. Adriaan Odendaal  

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