Four new workshops started today, the two-day Open everything: Theories, Methodologies and Practices by Yu-Wei Lin (University of Salford, UK), the four day Video mapping on custom sculptures by Olav Huizer, Jelle Valk and Joachim Rümke (WERC, the Netherlands), the one-day 24 hours.in - revisited by James Fields (University of Lincoln, UK) and the three day Arduino Workshop by Danica Mast and Joey van der Bie (The Hague University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands).

Open everything: Theories, Methodologies and Practices

Video mapping

More video mapping

Arduino workshop

More Arduino workshop

Cyrille Bloemers and Johan Rijpma (Utrecht School of the Arts, Netherlands) wrapped their up two day workshop Producing with the audience and Jan Pier Brands and Hugo Engwerda (Hanzehogeschool Groningen, Netherlands) brought their two day Conditional Pop Culture Designing workshop to a happy end. Max Neupert (Bauhaus University Weimar, Germany) made the second day of his four day workshop Audiovisual Real-time Programming for Artists.

Producing with the audience

TAF group picture - one of the producing with the audience workshop interactive installations

Conditional Pop-culture Designing critique session

Audiovisual Real-time Programming for Artists

More Audiovisual Real-time Programming for Artists

Tomorrow three new workshops will begin, and also the first two of the five International Week seminars.

In the International Teachers Lounge Tjepke Zijlstra, Utrecht School of the Arts, TAMK Film&Television Programme Leader Leena Mäkelä, Rosa Pons, University of Vic, Emilija Veselova, International Week organiser, Sohvi Sirkesalo, International Week coordinator and Aurimas Gaižauskas, Vilnius College of Technologies and Design

Find out more:
The workshop schedules
Workshop teachers and contents
The seminars
TAF International Week