EVA London 2012
Tuesday 10th July – Thursday 12th July 2012
Venue: British Computer Society, Covent Garden, London WC2E 7HA
Registration:
Last day for registration is 6 July 2012.
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EVA London 2012 will debate the issues, discuss the trends and demonstrate the digital possibilities in culture, heritage and the arts. If you are interested in new technologies in the cultural sector - if you are
an artist, policy maker, manager, researcher, practitioner, or educator - then this conference is for you.
Three days of presentations, workshops, demos and exhibition on a spectrum of themes from
electronic arts to experiencing history.
This year’s conference includes sessions on:
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Museums in a new world
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Seeing data
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The place and the digital
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Digital art and research
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Sound and life
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Building the virtual
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Visualisation, maps and structures
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Digital art and networked culture
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Art and performance
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Imaging
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Digital imaging
** Plus five full sessions featuring live demonstrations **
Please note: as London is also hosting the Olympics this summer, we are suggesting that delegates book their hotel accommodation as soon as possible. A number of hotel rooms have been reserved for EVA London delegates
through our accommodation partner innov8 Conference Services. Please find further details of this and other accommodation options at
www.eva-london.org
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EVA London 2012 will be co-sponsored by the
Computer Arts Society, a Special Interest Group of the
British Computer Society, and by the
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Sarah McDaid
Visiting Research Fellow
Department of Informatics
Faculty of Business
London South Bank University
London UK