Picture taken by Caspar......
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Sunday, June 15, 2008
Saturday, June 07, 2008
London River fact...
"· Neckinger: rising in Southwark, the Neckinger joins the Thames via St Saviour’s Dock, where pirates were hanged in the 17th century. The river’s name may derive from the term ‘devil’s neckcloth’ (i.e. the noose). In the 19th century, the mouth of the Neckinger was known as Jacob’s Island, a place of great poverty and squalor, described as the very capital of cholera and the Venice of drains. Charles Dickens lets one of his best-known characters, Bill Sykes (from Oliver Twist) meet a violent death in the mud of the Dock."
London's lost rivers
"· Neckinger: rising in Southwark, the Neckinger joins the Thames via St Saviour’s Dock, where pirates were hanged in the 17th century. The river’s name may derive from the term ‘devil’s neckcloth’ (i.e. the noose). In the 19th century, the mouth of the Neckinger was known as Jacob’s Island, a place of great poverty and squalor, described as the very capital of cholera and the Venice of drains. Charles Dickens lets one of his best-known characters, Bill Sykes (from Oliver Twist) meet a violent death in the mud of the Dock."
London's lost rivers
Friday, June 06, 2008
Sunday, June 01, 2008
Sarah is attending a conference at Washington State University in Vancouver W.A. this weekend...she presented her work yesterday;
Digital Poetry and the Avant-Garde
Break Out 2.2
Session A
11:45-1:00 PM
Saturday, 31 May 2008
"Crossed Lines"
Sarah Atkinson
Abstract
Crossed Lines (2002-2007, Dir: Sarah Atkinson) is a multiform, multiscreen interactive film installation. The piece amalgamates multiform plots, multiscreen viewing environments, interactive interfaces and interactive story navigation forms into one storytelling paradigm. This presentation probes the challenges of designing, authoring and scripting such an ambitious piece, drawing comparisons to traditional approaches to screenplay authoring and traditional modes of fictional production. Practical demonstrations will be included alongside supporting user response data. Various theories and paradigmatic perspectives are referenced whilst reflecting on the extensive creative developmental and production process of the filmic installation.
Presenter Information
Sarah Atkinson
Independent Artist
United Kingdom
Can't wait to hear how it was received.
This is the full program of events and talks.
Digital Poetry and the Avant-Garde
Break Out 2.2
Session A
11:45-1:00 PM
Saturday, 31 May 2008
"Crossed Lines"
Sarah Atkinson
Abstract
Crossed Lines (2002-2007, Dir: Sarah Atkinson) is a multiform, multiscreen interactive film installation. The piece amalgamates multiform plots, multiscreen viewing environments, interactive interfaces and interactive story navigation forms into one storytelling paradigm. This presentation probes the challenges of designing, authoring and scripting such an ambitious piece, drawing comparisons to traditional approaches to screenplay authoring and traditional modes of fictional production. Practical demonstrations will be included alongside supporting user response data. Various theories and paradigmatic perspectives are referenced whilst reflecting on the extensive creative developmental and production process of the filmic installation.
Presenter Information
Sarah Atkinson
Independent Artist
United Kingdom
Can't wait to hear how it was received.
This is the full program of events and talks.
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