News

ESOF 2020, European Open Forum. "Contemporary Art and Science Project", March 15. 2019 Trieste, Italy https://www.esof.eu/en/news-media/news-events/news-reader/both-ways-art-science.html The "Program Discussion 1" was held at the European Open Forum ESOF 2020, at [...]

Part One: Presentation of Saša Sedlaček's Art Works Part Two: The first in a series of workshops consists of working with students getting to know the possibilities of creating animated, [...]

Virtual Workshop offers students the opportunity to create animated, interactive content in virtual reality (VR) with Blender and Blend4Web software, which can be easily integrated into the web site. The [...]

What is interdisciplinarity? Although the concept is very frequently used in academic circles just now, what do scholars actually mean when they use the term? And are we all using [...]

Recently, usage of video in theatre is getting more independent from set design, becoming one of four equal visual elements in creation of theatre performance (together with set-design, costume-design and [...]

In 2017 she did an internship at ESTEC ( European Space Research and Technology Centre) developing her research of self-sustainable material and self-developing form that would be suitable for the [...]

Blockchain is a revolutionary technology which would be massively applied in variety of social sectors. It is announced as a new Internet generation which enables direct value transfer between participants. [...]

Lecture Series in December 2018 The program is a continuation of the themes important to disseminating a knowledge and experiences necessary to understand the fast development of digital technologies in [...]

Harvard university houses the oldest and the richest world photograpic collection of approximately 500 000 astronomical plates taken between the mid-1880s and 1989. The century coverage is a unique resource for studying temporal [...]

Film author and video artist Dan Oki will give a lecture on the 26. October at 2:15 pm at the Academy of Applied Arts, room 210