Conference Proceedings Theatre & Technology
Scientia Prof Dennis Del Favero, Dr Susanne Thurow and Dr Caroline Wake’s contribution to the 2018 Theatre & Technology congress (Düsseldorf, Germany) will be included in the forthcoming proceedings.
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iCinema
The iCinema Centre for Interactive Cinema Research is an interdisciplinary creative arts, engineering, humanities and science Centre at the University of New South Wales.
Madama Butterfly – Design by Prof. Michael Scott Mitchell
iCASTS
iCASTS is a virtual reality system that recreates mine environments for training scenarios, displayed in multiple theatre modes including AVIE for group training and iDome for individual training.
T_Visionarium
T_Visionarium is an interactive narrative project investigating the exploration of a database of video streams that are recombined through the interaction of viewers.
News
2019 APDG Award - Prof. Michael Scott-Mitchell
Congratulations to our Professorial Fellow Michael Scott-Mitchell for winning the 2019 Australian Production Design Guild Award for Set Design for a Live Performance for Madama Butterfly with Opera Australia.
Art Gallery of New South Wales’ exhibition – Dr Andrew Yip
Dr Andrew Yip’s sculptural reconstruction Chariot Race Concept Model 2019 is currently exhibited in the Art Gallery of New South Wales’ exhibition Dora Ohlfsen and the Façade Commission, until March 2020. Dr Yip employed cutting-edge 3D sculpting and printing manufacturing processes to reconstruct a section of a lost frieze by the early 20th century Austrlaian sculptor Dora Ohlfsen. The process provides a new methodology for reconstructing and analysing lost artefacts.
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