The Normandy Electronic Art Summit 2013 - 'Making Art History Happen'
Brief synopsis:
The Normandy Electronic Art Summit, organised by ESAF, in partnership with ISEA (www.isea-web.org), will be made up of three parts:
1. Isabey Interactive - Gallerie Associative: Exhibitions in preparation for and part of NEAS13
2. IG SIGHTINGS - photowalks along the River Touques in Normandy and the coastline of Calvados
3. The Normandy Electronic Art Summit Seminars - planned for 31 August till 7 September, 2013.
The association also plans to use the "Isabey Interactive Galerie Associative" in Trouville sur Mer to serve as the center of ESAF communication.
A special thanks to Instagram user @Karibaskets for her logo for NEAS13.
The Normandy Electronic Art Summit, organised by ESAF, in partnership with ISEA (www.isea-web.org), will be made up of three parts:
1. Isabey Interactive - Gallerie Associative: Exhibitions in preparation for and part of NEAS13
2. IG SIGHTINGS - photowalks along the River Touques in Normandy and the coastline of Calvados
3. The Normandy Electronic Art Summit Seminars - planned for 31 August till 7 September, 2013.
The association also plans to use the "Isabey Interactive Galerie Associative" in Trouville sur Mer to serve as the center of ESAF communication.
A special thanks to Instagram user @Karibaskets for her logo for NEAS13.
The Normandy Electronic Art Summit was a Normandie Impressionniste 2013 Event
NEAS13 consisted of three parts:
1. Seminars
2. IG SIGHTINGS
3. Expos
Seminars. Venue: Pont l'Eveque Tourism Office, Isabey Interactive Association Gallery, the House of Associations in Trouville sur Mer
A. Kirby Trapolino - The Social Uplifting Impact Potential of Electronic Social Art (31 August)
B. Dave and Holly Temple - The Dynamics of Community Building via Electronic Social Art (3 September)
C. Johan du Toit - Making Art History Happen (4 September)
D. Dave Temple - Amplifying Images Using layrs app and mobile technology (5 September)
E. Johan du Toit - Nurturing Growth in the Next Generation via Electronic Social Art (6 September)
IG Sightings - Photowalks:
Saturday 31 August:
Honfleur - 10:00 in front of Tourism Office of Honfleur
Monday 02 September
D-Day Beaches in the morning and Caen in the evening
Tuesday 03 September
Pont l'Eveque - 10:00 in front of Tourism Office of Blangy - Pont l'Eveque
Wednesday 04 September
Lisieux - St. Theresa Basilica - 10:00
Thursday 05 September
Touques - 10:00 in front of the Tourism Office of Touques
Friday 06 September
Deauville - 10:00 in front of the Tourism Office of Deauville
Saturday 07 September
Trouville sur Mer - 10:00 in front of the Tourism Office of Trouville sur Mer
EXPOS:
During the event the expo was hosted in the Tourims Office of Blangy - Pont l'Eveque and the Isabey Interactive Gallery. Other locations prior and post to the 31 August till 7 September dates included Pont l'Eveque and Trouville sur Mer.
1. Seminars
2. IG SIGHTINGS
3. Expos
Seminars. Venue: Pont l'Eveque Tourism Office, Isabey Interactive Association Gallery, the House of Associations in Trouville sur Mer
A. Kirby Trapolino - The Social Uplifting Impact Potential of Electronic Social Art (31 August)
B. Dave and Holly Temple - The Dynamics of Community Building via Electronic Social Art (3 September)
C. Johan du Toit - Making Art History Happen (4 September)
D. Dave Temple - Amplifying Images Using layrs app and mobile technology (5 September)
E. Johan du Toit - Nurturing Growth in the Next Generation via Electronic Social Art (6 September)
IG Sightings - Photowalks:
Saturday 31 August:
Honfleur - 10:00 in front of Tourism Office of Honfleur
Monday 02 September
D-Day Beaches in the morning and Caen in the evening
Tuesday 03 September
Pont l'Eveque - 10:00 in front of Tourism Office of Blangy - Pont l'Eveque
Wednesday 04 September
Lisieux - St. Theresa Basilica - 10:00
Thursday 05 September
Touques - 10:00 in front of the Tourism Office of Touques
Friday 06 September
Deauville - 10:00 in front of the Tourism Office of Deauville
Saturday 07 September
Trouville sur Mer - 10:00 in front of the Tourism Office of Trouville sur Mer
EXPOS:
During the event the expo was hosted in the Tourims Office of Blangy - Pont l'Eveque and the Isabey Interactive Gallery. Other locations prior and post to the 31 August till 7 September dates included Pont l'Eveque and Trouville sur Mer.
Normandy Electronic Art Summit 2013 Seminar Speakers
Dave Temple
Dave "@Kewiki" Temple is a semi-pro photographer based in Columbia City, Indiana. By day he is a digital marketer/strategist and by night a photographer and freelance marketing consultant/designer. His passion for photography began more than 20 years ago. He has been married to @musiccityace for more than 17 years. He has been a major part of the Instagram community since its inception in 2010.
Johan du Toit
Johan "@jvdt" du Toit is the founding president of the Electronic Social Art Forum, an international association registered in France focused on promoting “electronic social art.” Founder of the 2013 Normandy Electronic Art Summit. Moderator of @applifam electronic social art network on Instagram and other social media platforms.
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Kirby Trapolino
Kirby "@Ktrap" Trapolino is an artist, photographer and writer who is the founder and director of the nonprofit organization Peace Gospel International, a project he began in 1993. Through the development of small business enterprise, his organization is empowering sustainable, native-led, mercy-based programs in Asia & Africa: caring for orphans, child trafficking victims, at-risk women and destitute children of the slums. He uses his photography extensively in social media to tell the story of his work abroad, raising awareness and support for these causes. He has gained notoriety for his "30 Day Challenge" blogs where he chronicles his experiences living off of just $30 of food for 30 days, to raise awareness of extreme poverty in the developing world. Concurrently during the early years of his philanthropic work, he pioneered an independent music distribution solution called Grassroots Music, which he operated from 1994-2004 with an online presence ranked among the world's top 20,000 websites by Alexa. During this time he also served as manager of the internationally acclaimed music group Caedmon's Call during their first 3 studio releases, with career sales topping 2 million CDs. He studied Radio/TV/Film Communications and Art at University of Houston.
Holly Temple
Holly "@musiccityace" Temple
I am a mid-30s wife, mom, homemaker in northern Indiana. Married to my best friend @kewiki for over 17 years! I always had a little interest in photography but never really tried until joining Instagram in December 2010. I’m very random and shoot what catches my eye but am always drawn to a good sunset. |
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