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Jon Dunleavy, EIGTBOK Musical Visual Script
The Computer Arts and Technology Research and Knowledge Exchange group is located at an intersection of disciplines, learning from all and influencing many.
The research group provides an inclusive space to encourage open discourse and forward-thinking approaches to explore, challenge and question through the harnessing of technology – established, historic, and emergent – to facilitate our collective and individual aims.
Our interactions consider audience, look to provide creative solutions, and explore both outcome and process. We adopt, adapt, and repurpose in pursuit of our goals; not fearing to test new ground. Our journey will evolve our own thinking, perspectives, and approach, laying foundation to uncharted territory and heightened ambitions. All disciplines and interests are welcome to debate, explore, create, and play.
A selection of new stories and past events exploring the group’s activities and outputs.
Institution •
The UK games industry is now worth a staggering £7.82 billion, with East Anglia poised to become the next major growth cluster
BA Animation and Visual Effects •
Staff and graduates’ work features in two-part special exploring the secrets of the Ice Age.
Read more about Norwich graduates’ work to premiere in new Channel 5 series Ice Age: Apocalypse
BA Animation •
Norwich University of the Arts' annual conference celebrating Animation, Games and Computer Arts.
Read more about Computer Arts and Technology Work in Progress Conference
East Gallery • 10am – 5pm 17 June – 22 July
The LIMITLESS exhibition celebrates the independent creative work of Animated Women UK members