Group A 가반
https://www.behance.net/mediacuratingka
Group B 나반
https://www.behance.net/mediacave
Kudos to the first time chief curator MinHoo Yoon and Yongeun Choi for putting these up together.
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Pitching to Fund Your Project
The whole purpose of the final project is to get you acquainted with the practice of writing a curatorial project proposal, for pitching for funding, endorsement, patronage or even just to plan your own project. Doing it for grading should be the last concern. Thus your proposal has to sound convincing and nicely packaged but also truly bespoke so that your potential ‘supporter’ will buy into your curation. Followings are some examples of projects submitted for the popular crowdfunding platform for creative projects. Some of them are successful cases which have been funded and eventually launched.
Examples
The Future Chronicles #1 Internet – A Time Travel Magazine
Museum of Science Fiction: “Future of Travel” Exhibition
Oracle Cosmetics: Curated, and customized color palettes.
Curators 10: Ten Exhibition Projects
edshelf – Socially curated directory of education technology
Final Presentation Schedule
Please check your final presentation schedule and come to your presentation AT LEAST 15 Minutes in advanced.
MMCA Exhibition Recommendation
Friday (22/5/2014) Class Changes
22/5 Friday class will be replaced by a visit to Asia Media Art Festival at Chung Ang University’s 3011 Art Center (중앙대 301관) at 5pm, attendance is NOT mandatory, for more info please check the official website
Exhibition runs from 22/5 to 24/5/2015, Exhibition will be opened on 22/5/2015 at 5pm
I will be doing a media performance titled OPSCASSAVA 3.0: Imagining the Past, Remembering the Future.
You’re cordially invited.
Assignment 3 Updates
Shall you have further doubt or confusion about Assignment 3, please do not hesitate to see me in my office or ask me in class, BEFORE the due date!. Read the instructions carefully and refer to my casestudy_behance.ppt
Refer to this example as a guide to analyze your own project by using the Kwastek’s taxanomy.
https://www.behance.net/gallery/24670441/(WYANYB)-When-You-Are-Not-Your-Body
Other additional references:
Interesting Learni.st board curation
Please spend time to look at these commendable Learni.st boards curated by your classmates.
The Crime of South Korea (1990-2010)
http://learni.st/users/1164356
Toy is not Toy: Barbie Dolls Reflect Changes of Women Image
http://learni.st/users/1164780
Growing Up in Korea under the Influence of Korea Snack
http://learni.st/users/1164882
7 Korean Olympic Heros
http://learni.st/users/1163275
Military Movies in My Life
http://learni.st/users/1163458
Deja Vu, The Accidents
http://learni.st/users/1165389
Change of Ramen in Chronology
http://learni.st/users/1164568
Travelling and My Life
http://learni.st/users/1165201
Orion Choco Pie’s TV Commercial in Three Time Periods (1990, 2000, 2010)
http://learni.st/users/1164842
History of Korean Girl’s School Uniform
http://learni.st/users/1165436
Korean Presidents over the Past Three Decades
http://learni.st/users/1163763
Local Projects
Local Projects – The Media Design Firm behind some of the most compelling interactive work for museum and public spaces. Check out their company website to find out more about their interesting projects
Jake Barton, principal and founder of Local Projects, uses storytelling and moments of listening to create interactive museum and public space experiences.
Jake Barton on how to create meaningful interactions through technology
Moments of “wow”: media and interaction designer Jake Barton uses technology to enhance experiential learning.
Inside the Tech of the 9/11 Memorial Museum
Technology brought the world the news and horrifying images of the 9/11 attacks in 2001. One-third of the world watched the events unfold, live. Today, in the new 9/11 Memorial Museum, technology is being used to memorialize those lost in the World Trade Center attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, and the truck bomb attack on Feb. 26, 1993.
Exhibits in the memorial engage and include visitors with touchscreens, video recording booths, and projectors that allow each individual opinion to become part of the installation.
The man behind the museum’s technological design is Jake Barton. His museum design firm, Local Projects, worked on the 9/11 Museum technology for eight years, conceptualizing and engineering more than 90 multimedia installations.
Barton says, “This is a museum of visitor stories.” Yahoo’s David Pogue talked with him and got more of his insights into the museum and in particular the technology of four key installations in it:
The Last Column
This was the last and only standing column found in the rubble of the 9/11 aftermath. The remnant stands in the center of the museum’s foyer. A touchscreen wall identifies each marking on the column and the story behind it.
Timescape
A wall projects 9/11-related topical news: It gathers and aggregates news information from agencies across the globe, updated every night.
Reflecting on 9/11
In three audio/video recording booths, viewers answer questions that appear on a teleprompter. Their answers are edited and projected onto a digital projection screen.
Beam Signing
On this digital guestbook, visitors hand-write notes and where they are from onto a touchscreen. The notes appear within 30 seconds, overlaid on a world map projected onto a 24-foot screen.
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https://www.yahoo.com/tech/technology-brought-the-world-the-news-and-90600061439.html#
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