Organised by Arebyte Gallery
Looking to add interactivity to the work you are producing?
Throughout the workshop, participants will learn ways to engage their audience/users of their work by designing for interactivity with mediums you engage. Danielle will take participants through examples of the mediums and design methods that have been used to make her interactive work in recent years ( from internet-based tools, to physical devices like dance pads and motion capture) and will cover the workflows of mapping and designing for interactive digital work.
In the second half of the session, participants will develop their own short interactive experience using a medium of their choosing to share with the group.
- Competency levels/assumed knowledge: Beginner
- Software requirements: Internet access via wired connection (preferred) or wifi
- Hardware requirements: PC or Mac, no specific hardware requirements
About Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley
Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley is an artist, animator and archivist creating work that centres Black Trans people.
This workshop is part of Skills for Future Art Ecosystems, presented by Serpentine x arebyte
Serpentine and arebyte partner to bring you a series of online technical workshops focused on providing practical techniques for creative digital making.
Each workshop will be led by a digital artist and will offer participants the opportunity to learn and create with a group of 20 other learners. Upon completion attendees will have a tangible asset or outcome to apply to their own creative practice.
The workshops are part of Future Art Ecosystems: Art x Metaverse’s exploration into the metaverse, virtual experiences and the infrastructure necessary to support evolving art and advanced technologies.
In this exciting collaboration with Serpentine, Skills for Future Art Ecosystems brings you three sessions, free of charge.