Casting call for artists: anyone want their moment on the small screen?
Art + Teach: How Tech is Distrupting the Art World
Object is teaming up with General Assembly later this month for an event looking at the myriad ways new and emerging technology is disrupting the art world.
Join us on Thursday 19 Feb at 6pm
for a discussion on how tech is intersecting with art – disrupting
marketplaces, redefining access, and reshaping the future of art and art
businesses.
for a discussion on how tech is intersecting with art – disrupting
marketplaces, redefining access, and reshaping the future of art and art
businesses.
Speakers on the night include Lukasz Karluk, interaction designer responsible for projects like Flume’s Infinity Prism, and Ivan Vysotskiy, Product Delivery Manager at print-on-demand marketplace Redbubble – with more to be announced soon.
The event is free, and you’re invited to join us afterwards to connect with fellow artists, designers, creatives, and innovators over drinks.
Spaces are limited and tickets are going fast, so click here to reserve your seat.
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General Assembly hosts events and classes in design, marketing and
entrepreneurial business with campuses in Sydney, Melbourne and around
the world.
General Assembly hosts events and classes in design, marketing and
entrepreneurial business with campuses in Sydney, Melbourne and around
the world.
Find out more here.
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On your mark, get set, HIDE-N-SEEK!!!
62 artists to follow on Instagram — 25 pieces to be found
HIDE-N-SEEKAH is hiding 25 pieces of ceramic art in Milwaukee, WI during this year’s NCECA conference (March 19, 20, 21). Clues to find the pieces will be posted on artists own personal Instagram feeds. Which 25 of the 62 artists will be hiding pieces? Nobody knows!!!
Search “hidenseekah” on Instagram and follow all 62 participating artists (tap “following” in the upper right corner of the HIDE-N-SEEKAH profile for the full list of artists to follow). Keep your eyes peeled for clue images on Instagram during NCECA. FINDERS KEEPERS!!!
HIDE-N-SEEKAH is NOT an official NCECA event!
Check out this amazing photo album of the 62 artists on Facebook.
HIDE-N-SEEKAH 2013 was recently covered by Garth Johnson in Ceramics Monthly, who have graciously allowed us to share the article with you here:
(click on the images to see it full size)
Let’s not forget that it’s the amazing Adam Field behind all of this.
Give that man a high five or a beer when you see him at NCECA this year!
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