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Almost everyone has a mobile in their pocket, but are museums ready to communicate with their audiences in this way? This symposium is for museum workers who want to know more about how the new generation of mobile devices can benefit their institutions, and for developers wanting to get up to speed with the latest thinking in this area. Museum professionals from around the world with in-depth experience in mobile content design, development and evaluation lead the day’s discussions. In 2008, Tate's first conference on this subject, From Audiotours to iPhones, presented the advances in mobile technology that are changing the face of the museum tour. Two years later, the impact of social media and the meteoric rise of the app, present a new opportunity for museums to think well outside the audiotour box. In this 2010 symposium, we look at mobile experiences that engage audiences both on-site and beyond the museum's walls. Among the case studies will be Tate's latest work in this area, including a Webby-award winning app and a multi-player game for mobiles.Speakers include Jane Burton, Tate (UK), Jason DaPonte, Consultant and former Managing Editor of BBC Mobile (UK), Ted Forbes, Dallas Museum of Art (USA), Tomotsugo Kondo, Open University (Japan), Nancy Proctor, Smithsonian (USA), Peter Samis, SFMOMA (USA), Mike Saunders, Kew (UK), Margriet Schavemaker, Stedelijk Museum (Netherlands), Rob Stein, IMA (USA).With support from Bloomberg, sponsors of multimedia tours at Tate Modern
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July 15, 2011
In his photographic series ‘American Power’, Mitch Epstein investigates notions of power, both electrical and political.07.07.2011 In his photographic series ‘American Power’, Mitch Epstein investigates notions of power, both electrical and political.  It started with a ...
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July 10, 2011
Would you like to paint like Turner? Watercolour expert Mike Chaplin, might bring you one step closer…24.06.2011 Would you like to paint like Turner? Watercolour expert Mike Chaplin, might bring you one step closer…In these three films, Mike tackles the rudimentary language of watercolour ...
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July 10, 2011
Would you like to paint like Turner? Watercolour expert Mike Chaplin, might bring you one step closer…24.06.2011 Would you like to paint like Turner? Watercolour expert Mike Chaplin, might bring you one step closer…In these three films, Mike tackles the rudimentary language of watercolour ...
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July 10, 2011
Olafur Eliasson is the Danish artist who brought the sun to Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall.30.06.2011 Olafur Eliasson is the Danish artist who brought the sun to Tate Modern's Turbine Hall, created man-made waterfalls in New York, and turned the rivers of Tokyo, Stockholm, Los Angeles, ...
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July 01, 2011
Would you like to paint like Turner? Watercolour expert Mike Chaplin, might bring you one step closer…24.06.2011 Would you like to paint like Turner? Watercolour expert Mike Chaplin, might bring you one step closer…In these three films, Mike tackles the rudimentary language of watercolour ...
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