student residents

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3:00PM-6:00PM
Cost: 
Free
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Eyebeam
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Open Studios

A two-day presentation at Eyebeam Art + Technology Center allowing an inside look at current research and in-progress work. Open Studios is a chance to meet the amazing artists and creative technologists that make Eyebeam an exciting creative incubator of new ideas, new art, and new technology: Think, Make, Share.

FELLOWS
Fran Ilich
Mark Shepard
Mary Mattingly

Nova Jiang
Taeyoon Choi

Aaron Meyers

 

On November 16, Eyebeam's fellows, residents, and student residents gathered in the main space together with staff to present their works in progress.

Honorary Resident Hsing Wei presented proposals from Digital Teacher Corps, a partnership between Eyebeam and New Visions for Public Schools. Fellow Mary Mattingly presented in-progress images of her Wearable Homes and Flock Houses, along with images of past projects.

Members of Eyebeam's Student Residency Program also presented proposals of projects they will create during their year-long residencies. The five high school students will work together with residents and fellows in Eyebeam's state of the art facilities to create works of art and technology through the media of video production, dance, activism, game design, and textile technology.

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Eyebeam is pleased to announce the recipients of its 2011-2012 Student Residency. This year, five high school students will participate in the residency, having previously produced exceptional work at Eyebeam's Digital Day Camp 2011. Over the course of a year, they will create work exploring topics as diverse as video production, dance, activism, game design, and textile technology under the direction of Kyle Kessler (Production Assistant) and mentorship support from Eyebeam Residents and Fellows including Mary Mattingly, Slava Balasanov, and Carrie Mae Rose.

Project Created: 
11/2011
 

Eyebeam Student Resident Sharon Mizrahi writes about The Future of Education on The Huffington Post and muses on her experiences during her student residency at Eyebeam Art and Technology Center, her experience working with on Youth Planning Committee meetings at Global Kids, and her involvement with Hive Learning Network NYC.

 

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Time goes by… so slowly
Time goes by… so slowly
Time goes by… so slowly
Time goes by… so slowly
Time goes by… so slowly
Time goes by… so slowly

—Madonna

 
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