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Crew's c.a.p.e
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Anna Dumitriu's Sequence
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Hacked Toys, a workshop for children led by Tasos Stamou
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The Measures Taken, a solo adaptation by Alexander Whitley, part of the Saturday Night double bill
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Stitch, Bitch, Make/Peform, one of the Weekender's workshops
Art Fair
Digital Performance Weekender
14 Nov 2015 – 15 Nov 2015
Event times
11am-11pm
Cost of entry
All events free except small charges for Saturday Night double bill and Sunday children's theatre.
Address
- 40 High Street
- Brentford
- TW8 0DS
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- Bus 65, 237, 267, and N9 all stop outside Watermans
- Tube: South Ealing (Piccadilly) and Gunnersbury (District) at about 1 mile (Zone 3)
- Train: Kew Bridge & Brentford (trains from Waterloo and Hounslow) are a 10 minute walk
New Media artists from around the world exhibiting and performing at Watermans' third annual Digital Performance Weekender.
About
Two days of non stop Virtual Reality experiences, installations, dance and music, workshops and a symposium. Suitable for artists, New Media and art lovers and families. Almost all events are free.
This year's festival explores Big Data through an artistic lens. What does Big Data mean for our society? Is our data safe? How will it impact future generations?
Event highlights include a solo adaptation of Alexander Whitley's visually striking and kinetically charged choreography The Measures Taken, which saw sell out runs at Sadlers Wells and the Royal Opera House, a chance to go on a virtual reality adventure with CREW's C.a.p.e. and Anna Dumitriu's new work Sequence that fuses leading edge digital technology with bacterial bioart.
