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CoLab is engaged with communication, convergence, creativity and collaboration enabled through new technologies. CoLab has been supported by the Tertiary Education Commission under their Encouraging and Supporting Innovation scheme. CoLab is built on a network of relationships and initiatives between Educational and arts organisations, practitioners, technology developers, industry bodies and communities.
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27 February 2010 - 28 February 2010Colab would like to congratulate the Documenatry Edge Forum on the highly successful DOC Lab of 27 & 28th February, the very first to take place as part of a new partnership between Colab, AUT and the Documentary Edge Forum. DOC Lab 2010 was initiated to act as an incubator for new documentary projects, allowing attendees the opportunity to develop their work by sharing ideas as well as through mentorship, feedback and interactive participation. Congratulations also to the winning documentary project, People's Media, Venezuela/Aotearoa!, a project built around a traditional linear documentary about community media practices in Venezuela, extending into a website hosting this and associated mini-documentaries, photo essays and educational resources and developing eventually into an interactive knowledge and resource sharing medium for indigenous and grass-roots community groups in Venezuela and New Zealand. The project is produced by a collective headed by Dr Katherine Lehman and Colab member Dr Geraldene Peters and was selected as the winner by the facilitators and mentors of the DOC Lab, Wendy Levy of the Producer’s Institute, USA, Marc Boothe (B3 Media, UK), James Franklin (Pixeco, UK), Peter Worrall (3D Ltd, NZ), and CoLab’s Laurent Antonczak (MOTEC, ATZ 119, NZ). Dr Geraldene Peters of the winning collective is also coordinator of the Colab Interest Group, Community Media Practices, along with Colab manager Dawn Hutchesson. Congratulations Geraldene.
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5 February 2010During Hellen Sky's visit to New Zealand as keynote speaker for CoLab's Misperforming Symposium in December 2009, Mark Webster conducted an interview for NZ-Mac magazine. Here is the article about Hellen...
Australian digital choreographer Hellen Sky works as a performer, director and writer. Her work is interdisciplinary in that it bridges dance, performance, theatre and installation, using an evolving and extending engagement with new technology to carry out internationally recognised performances. These can (and have been) staged around the world.
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