The first workshop of FLEX IT! My Body My Temple are being held 1-5 pm Sept. 18 and 19 in room #403 at Watkins College of Art and Design and Film, is titled "Creating 2D and 3D content for video games". This workshop is most appropriate for artist and designers.
The second workshop, held 1-5 pm Sept. 20 and 21, also in room #403 at Watkins, is titled "Augmented Reality for All!" This workshop is for the general tech or game audience.
New media artist Bryan Leister, who designed Pygmalion's Challenge for FLEX IT! will lead both workshops.
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Participation in the workshops is free.
Attendance is limited to 17. To sign up send an email TODAY titled FLEX IT with your workshop preference.
Sept. 20, 10-11 am at the Parthenon, Becky Heavner will Join Leister for a talk titled, "How the Heck Did We Do This?" The talk is free with museum admission. No reservation required.
Leister and Heavner's FLEX IT! project is an app that works in conjunction with sculptural markers embedded in the grounds at Centennial Park. To play Pygmalion's Challenge, players collect coins using their iPhone or Android by traveling from the markers in the park to the door located on the western side of the Parthenon. There they get a key which released colorful animated characters form the sculptural markers.
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