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Revision as of 12:05, 28 August 2017

Minor Theme: How to Be Human

The theme of Digital Craft 2017 is “How to be Human”. Over the next 16 weeks, you will explore how human, inhumane, candid, or uncanny your digital/electronic media can be. The first 8 weeks are dedicated to bi-weekly thematic projects. The last 8 weeks consist of an independent research on a medium of your choice.

Minor Daily Planning

MONDAY

  • WORK!

TUESDAY

  • WORK!

WEDNESDAY

  • WORK!

THURSDAY

  • WORK!

FRIDAY

  • WORK!


Minor Overview

Study Week Project Content
1 & 2 Project 1: On The Body Exploring bespoke technologies as remediation, adaptions or extensions of the human body.
3 & 4 Project 2: Inhuman Factors / Sensitivity Training DIY Sensor Exploration / Finetuning Sensitivity / Exploring Reactive Materials
5 & 6 Project 3: Mind (of) the Machine Machine Learning Workshop
Week 7 Prepare Produce & Polish Quarter Presentation Prep/ MICA Workshop Prep
Week 8 Fall Vacation / DDW MICA Meet Up Informal drinks with MICA Student
Week 9 Quater Exhibition 1-3 + Project 4:International WDKA/MICA Workshop Quarter Evaluation / Sensitivity Training part II / Public Installation
Week 10 - 15 Final Project: The [medium] is Present How does a material/tool become alive, become animated, become mindful or act human? Produce a work that shows the “presence” of your medium in a clear and determined way.
Week 16 Digital Craft Exhibition Final Minor Evaluation / Party

Projects

On The Body

Week 1

Each minor is asked to draw a body part. In the intro week assignment that are required to make an artefact that reflects, remediates, adapt or extends the function of their choices part of the body. In a addition to the ‘artefact’, a large scale refined drawing of their human body part and campaign poster for the minor will be displayed in a mini exhibition.

Each third year student becomes a body double for the last two days of the Minor project week to help with the work and exhibition (Thursday & Friday).

Week 2 - 

Each minor student will deepen/push their project and put extra attention on refinement and craftsmanship

Each third year will produce a new work inspired by one of the minor projects, but in an explicitly different medium or approach.

Project Schedule

Date Location Content Assignment
Monday 28 August Interaction Station 11:00-16:00 Intro & Launch Project 1: On The Body Sketch Proposals / Concept Braintorm
Tuesday 29 August Interaction Station On The Body Feedback Final Sketch / Positioning
Wednesday 30 August Independant Study / Stations Prototyping Sketch Prototype / Presentation plan
Thursday 31 August Interaction Station 10:30 - 12:00

Interaction Station 13:00 - 16:00

De Willem 17:00 - 21:00

Digital Craft Launch w/ 3rd years: How to Be Human

Exhibition Planning & Production

Autonomous Practice Borrel

Production of artefacts and posters for On the Body Presentation
Friday 1 September Location TBD - 13:00 - 16:00 On The Body - Digital Craft Project Presentation first project presentation and introduce Digital Craft Practice/Minor exhibition “How to Be Human”
Tuesday 5 September Interaction Station 13:00 - 16:00 On the Body Revisited Critiquing, Refining & Reproducing Artefact
Thursday 7 September Interaction Station 13:00 - 16:00 Informal Final & Launch Project 2: Sensitivity Training Sensor Lottery Assignment & Hertzian Tales Reading

People

sanne schilder