[Text nur in englischer Sprache verfügbar] Translab is a research project about performing arts and technology developed by Minerva Hernández Trejo y Myriam Beutelspacher at
Multimedia Center inside the Nacional Arts Center in México City, since 2010.
Liveness: prosthetics, gesture, and metaphor was an international conference of artists whose main interest is to open collective forums for discussion, ponderation, widespread coverage, and analysis of scenarios, theatrical, dancing, or performance, using digital technology closely related to the body. The meeting allowed the...[Text nur in englischer Sprache verfügbar] Translab is a research project about performing arts and technology developed by Minerva Hernández Trejo y Myriam Beutelspacher at Multimedia Center inside the Nacional Arts Center in México City, since 2010.
Liveness: prosthetics, gesture, and metaphor was an international conference of artists whose main interest is to open collective forums for discussion, ponderation, widespread coverage, and analysis of scenarios, theatrical, dancing, or performance, using digital technology closely related to the body. The meeting allowed the design of this trandisciplinary methodology: Cartographies: Theory, creation, and experiences.
Liveness: prosthetics, gesture, and metaphor was an international conference of artists whose main interest is to open collective forums for discussion, ponderation, widespread coverage, and analysis of scenarios, theatrical, dancing, or performance, using digital technology closely related to the body. The meeting allowed the...[Text nur in englischer Sprache verfügbar] Translab is a research project about performing arts and technology developed by Minerva Hernández Trejo y Myriam Beutelspacher at Multimedia Center inside the Nacional Arts Center in México City, since 2010.
Liveness: prosthetics, gesture, and metaphor was an international conference of artists whose main interest is to open collective forums for discussion, ponderation, widespread coverage, and analysis of scenarios, theatrical, dancing, or performance, using digital technology closely related to the body. The meeting allowed the design of this trandisciplinary methodology: Cartographies: Theory, creation, and experiences.
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