Kunsten ’92 × CIIIC Event
On 26 November, CIIIC and Kunsten ’92 are bringing together the worlds of immersive technology and the cultural and creative sector during a public IX Event at the Nxt Museum in Amsterdam. An afternoon for anyone curious about the possibilities of immersive experiences in art and culture.
Whether you already work with VR, AR and other immersive techniques, or simply want to find out what these developments could mean for your own practice: you're welcome to join!
Where art and immersive technology meet
During this event, we'll dive into the opportunities and possibilities of immersive experiences (IX). What are immersive experiences, what can you do with them, and what could they mean for you as a maker or cultural organisation? We'll also explore how this art form relates to the sustainability ambitions of the cultural sector.
Jongsma + O'Neill share their experiences from more than ten years working at the intersection of art, film and immersive technology. This creative collaboration between artists and filmmakers Eline Jongsma and Kel O'Neill develops AR and VR experiences, documentaries and immersive exhibitions, among other things.
With presentations, a panel discussion and immersive experiences, the programme offers plenty of room for inspiration and knowledge-sharing.
Discover what you can learn from each other
Meet makers and organisations from the cultural sector and the IX community. It's precisely the mix of different backgrounds and experiences that makes this interesting: discover what others are working on, exchange ideas and let new perspectives inspire you. Who knows — it might spark new applications for your own practice or ideas for a collaboration.
About Kunsten '92
Kunsten '92 is the advocacy organisation for the cultural and creative sector, with around 430 members from a wide range of disciplines: from art and new media to design, museums and heritage sites. Together, they strengthen the social and political climate for culture in the Netherlands.
The event takes place immediately after Kunsten '92's closed Annual General Meeting. The programme from 15.00 to 17.00 is open to the public, and everyone is welcome!