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Tampere Light Festival last shows:
December 31th to January 5th 4.30pm to midnight: Tammerkoski Rapids
January 2nd to January 8th 4pm to 8pm: Pyynikki Observation Tower and Old Termopyle Bandstand
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| Carita Elko: Hidden |
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Tampere Light Festival last shows:
December 31th to January 5th 4.30pm to midnight: Tammerkoski Rapids
January 2nd to January 8th 4pm to 8pm: Pyynikki Observation Tower and Old Termopyle Bandstand
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| Carita Elko: Hidden |
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| During the shootings in February the weather was freezing and most of the shootings days were outside |
Story and photos by Johanna Lievemaa
Reporting after the Design Management -course
What is Design Management? It is a far wider concept than one 5 credit course can cover.
“Design is too important to be left to Designers.” (Raymond Loewy)
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| Concept Designs by Kristina and Sabrina |
Tampere Art Factory workshop project successful around EuropeThe
15th Videomedeja Festival was arranged December 16-18 2011 in Novi Sad, Serbia.
The most talented startups from Northern Europe, Russia and Finland have been found. Last Friday, the Startup Sauna announced the top three winners of its latest Fall Batch. These three teams show great improvements and hustle during the program. The Coaches of the program made the decision that Zonear, Qminder & Maxygen are the winners of the Startup Sauna.
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| Mikko Tikkanen revealed Zonear plans visiting our Media Programme in October |
Three international delegations last week
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| Bart Geerts and Jan Louis De Bruyn at Tampere waffle café |
The head of our Degree Programme in Fine Arts Juha Suonpää is awarded with the Finnfoto 2011. The Union of Finnish Photography Associations grants this annual award to a person or an organisation who has had a significant impact on developing Finnish photography as an art form and promoted the appreciation of photography.
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| Juha Suonpää analyzing photographs with students Elise Mäkitalo and Liina Mäki-Patola. Photo: Antti Haapio |
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| Entrance to TAMK UAS Finlayson Campus |
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| The SuperSmash Foreigners with their game "Drop, Drop, Water Drop" |
Story and pictures: Heidi Mäenpää
Last Thursday a TAMK student Jussi Salonen held a lecture on the Finlayson campus about using Microsoft Kinect for motion capture. Everything was made possible with Blender, a free open source 3D computer graphics software, which the 10IMPs also have tried out during their Animation course last spring.
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| Jussi preparing his presentation |
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| Gareth Noyce telling us about the different ways to make games. |
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| From the Family Act by Laura Rytkönen |
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Opening of Photo Art exhibition SEGUES by lecturer Antti Haapio was 1st of December 2011 in Gallery Emil Studio. |
