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REGION: Wales GRANT (euros): 200,000.00
PROJECT START: October 2013 PROJECT END: October 2013 YEAR OF APPLICATION: 2012
PROJECT REFERENCE 1: 536253 PERCENTAGE OF BUDGET FUNDED: 50
STRAND DESCRIPTION: 1.2.1 Small Cooperation Projects NUMBER OF PARTNERS IN PROJECT: 6
PROJECT WEBSITE: Click here to visit project website EMAIL:  

The European Art Science and Technology Network (EASTN) project is an international initiative using intercultural dialogue in order to develop digital art and its understanding by gaining knowledge on current artistic practices and on new technologies.
EASTN wishes to become a starting point for a new European artistic network and for future developments.
The project is organised around three main axes:
1. Encourage artistic practices and exchange among the participants:
Twenty European artists in residency will have the opportunity to use advanced technologies with support from the hosts (Act. 1).
Five creative workshops will allow participants to train with new tools as well as to collaborate and exchange on new developments in artistic practices (Act. 2).
2. Investigate the relationship between tangible and intangible works.
3. Promote the work of the international participants with seven artistic events (Act. 4) and online communication of the project (website, social media, and exchange platform) (Act. 5).

  • NON-UK LEAD ORGANISATION
  • WEBSITE: Click here to visit website
  • ADDRESS: Grenoble
  • NAME: Association pr la Création et la Recherche sur les Outils d’Expresssion
  • EMAIL:  
  • COUNTRY: France
  • PHONE: 0033 476 574 669
  • REGION: None-UK
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  • UK CO-ORGANISATION 1
  • WEBSITE: Click here to visit website
  • ADDRESS: Western Avenue, Cardiff, CF5 2YB
  • NAME: Cardiff Metropolitan University, UK
  • EMAIL:  
  • COUNTRY: UK
  • PHONE:  
  • REGION: Wales
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NON UK PARTNERS:

Institut d’Arquitectura Avançada de Catalunya, Spain
Institut Polytechnique de Grenoble, France
Ionian University, Greece
Zentrum für Kunst und Medientechnologie, Germany

 
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