Exhibits
and Workshops in Kyoto
The exhibits were interactive, many
of them employing the use of video. They were on the computer
screen, often projected or in the form of installations using
captors.
As in for the Geneva edition, the exhibits were chosen amongst
those produced by graduating students and researchers at the
schools and universities involved, in a research and experimental
perspective. Creative and experimental workshops using video,
interaction and networks unfolded in the setting of the exhibition.
For the opening of PLAYABLE, a round-table on new media arts
has been organised in the framework of the first edition of
the Kyoto biennial, which has been inaugurated at the same
time.
Meetings in Japan, permitted school and university from Paris
and Geneva to create contact in the area of the art of new
media, visual communication and contemporary art with Art
and Design schools, the Art departments of the Kyoto and Osaka
Universities, as well as the Institute of Advanced Media Arts
and Sciences (IAMAS), in Gifu, in the Nagoya region |
