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ART//TECH//PLAY event at the IVSL. Image courtesy of Collusion

ART//TECH//PLAY

January 2023 – July 2028

In partnership with Collusion Cambridge, and regional Arts development teams this project supports artists to explore the use of creative technologies in their practice.

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ART//TECH//PLAY is a programme of activities developed by Senior Research Fellows, Rachel Drury and Rich Hall in partnership with Collusion Cambridge.

The programme supports artists and creatives to build confidence and knowledge of creative technologies in a practice-led way. It aims to grow networks, transferring knowledge, connect up resources, and support the development of new artworks that engage the public in novel ways. Activities include practice days, a mentoring programme, research & development days, live events and ‘industry insights’ online talks. 

With funding from Arts Council England and project partners, the programme aims to support artists to develop new creative practice, ideas, and networks. Partners have included Norwich University of the Arts, University of Cambridge, Anglia Ruskin University, Norwich Arts Centre, Norwich Theatre, Dance East and Cambridge Junction.

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