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World Masters of Projection Mapping competition to debut at ISE

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Save the Date: Feb 8th, 18:00 – EYE Filmmuseum
Prize-Giving Ceremony – Feb 9th, 12:30 – Forum

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What is the World Masters of Projection Mapping?

It’s a brand new competition being held in Amsterdam early next year showcasing the finest in projection mapping artistic creativity and cutting edge technology. It’s being produced as a cooperative venture between Amsterdam Light Festival, Integrated Systems Events (ISE) and the RAI Amsterdam.

What is Amsterdam Light Festival?

Amsterdam Light Festival is manging the competition, in collaboration with ISE and RAI Amsterdam. Amsterdam Light Festival is an annual cultural winter event exhibiting tailor-made light artworks on the canals and the former Marineterrein. Now in its sixth year, it features over 40 artworks and installations from artists, designers and architects from around the world. Located around the city centre, highlights will include an installation from Chinese artist Ai WeiWei.

Will the World Masters of Projection Mapping be featured at ISE?

Yes! On 9 February, the last day of ISE 2018, the World Masters of Projection Mapping Presentation and Showcase will take place. This will include presentations from all five finalists, the announcement of the overall winner and a unique insight into the creative and technological expertise that went into making the competition possible. We believe that the competition will appeal equally to exhibitors and attendees.

TECHNICAL SUPPLIERS

If you are interested in being involved with the World Masters of Projection Mapping as a supplier of technical goods or services please feel free to contact Martica Correa Gonzalez from the ISE Operations team. mgonzalez@iseurope.org

CONTACTS

The World Masters of Projection Mapping is being produced as a cooperative venture between Integrated Systems Europe, Amsterdam Light Festival, Artifex and the RAI Amsterdam.

ALF Contacts

Your contacts

Project Management
All enquiries
Mr. Ruud Koopman, r.koopman@rai.nl, +31 (0)20 549 17 48

Artifex
Hospitality Packages and Branding
Ms. Nanie Fleer, info@artifex.nu or, +31 (0)20 620 81 12

Amsterdam Light Festival
Editor, Marketing & Communications
Ms. Clarisse Stulp, clarisse@amsterdamlightfestival.com, +31 (0) 20 620 6908

Integrated Systems Europe
Content Marketing Manager
Mr. Joe Hosken, jhosken@iseurope.org, + +44 (0)7429 090134

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8th international festival of art, theater and new technologies “The Wonders of Possible”

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Between November and December 2021, Kyber Theater organizes in Cagliari (Italy) the 8th Edition of the International Theater, Art and New Technologies Festival called “The Wonders of Possible”.

Its aim is to promote the interrelation between artistic and technological languages.

Kyber Teatro – spin off of L’Aquilone di Viviana (theater and new technologies company, LMDP Festival organizer), addresses to Italian and International artists, also emerging companies and/or under 35 artists, an Open Call to submit their projects about “Interaction between arts and technologies”.

Among innovation and imagination and between humanist and scientific culture, the Festival presents every year a rich schedule of activities and events, all focused to spread the knowledge of this specific artistic-technologic sector according to the new digital creative field. It is characterized by a strong community dimension. Particular attention is paid to the public, accompanied to approach and understand all the Festival performances and activities, with the organization of an intense program of performances, installations, shows, workshop, talks and conferences, characterized by a high level of interactivity and transdisciplinarity.

One of the Festival’s most original features is the attention to the educational perspectives of the planned activities, aimed in particular at young people, with the involvement of the high schools and the humanities and sciences universities courses.

The goal of LMDP is also to foster the creative approach to new technologies by the new generations and their more conscious use, offering them workshops, conferences and training internships, so these skills can be used in the digital creative sector and in particular it can be a training of new professionals and talents inherent to the sector.

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