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Knowledge, Movement, Technologies

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posted on 2023-05-22, 22:33 authored by Asher WarrenAsher Warren

This report was intended to be about interactive art. I sought to ask participants about their interactions with artworks during White Night Melbourne. What came to light was that participants had little to say about individual works. They were willing however to describe their engagement with the festival as a whole — their plans, movements and feelings about the events.

This paper is an attempt to draw out some of my more interesting findings from White Night Melbourne. In many ways it brings the project back to my original intention, albeit on a larger scale. Connections are made between knowledge and movement, behaviour and ambience and through the use of mobile social media. What emerges is the numerous ways in which people interact with cities, festivals, technologies and each other.

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Publication title

White Night: City as Event

Editors

D Butt

Pagination

45-50

ISBN

978 0 7340 5179 0

Department/School

School of Creative Arts and Media

Publisher

Research Unit in Public Cultures, The University of Melbourne

Place of publication

Melbourne, Australia

Extent

11

Repository Status

  • Restricted

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The creative arts

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