Brusci’s lecture at the krakow Academy of Fine Arts, 13 May 2008
Monday, April 14th, 2008
The Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow (Akademia Sztuk Pięknych w Krakowie im. Jana Matejki, usually abbreviated to ASP) located in Kraków, Poland, is the oldest run Polish Fine Arts Academy, established in 1818. Brusci will hold a lecture on the main activities and research horizons of Sound and Experience Design. The lecture is the introduction to the workshop Brusci will hold in late october 2008 in Krakow. The workshop is open to the industrial design students of the Dortmund, Sheffield, Poznan and Wroclaw Universities. The final program of the workshop will be presented at the introduction lecture, 13 may 2008, 13.15.
Sonic Spider, designed and constructed by Brusci&Torra/Giardino Sonoro
during the artist Mino Trafeli workshop in Pontedera (IT). Producer Fondazione Piaggio, 2006.
The workshop was open to students coming from many European Fine Arts Academies.
Sonic underground Terracotta Module, designed by Brusci in Bangalore, India, (2006) during the didactic sessions held in Whitefield for the International Choreography Laboratory FACETS, organized by ATTAKALARI Centre for Movement Arts and co-produced by the British Council for the Arts.
The Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow (Akademia Sztuk Pięknych w Krakowie im. Jana Matejki, usually abbreviated to ASP) located in Kraków, Poland, is the oldest run Polish Fine Arts Academy, established in 1818. Brusci will hold a lecture on the main activities and research horizons of Sound and Experience Design. The lecture is the introduction to the workshop Brusci will hold in late october 2008 in Krakow. The workshop is open to the industrial design students of the Dortmund, Sheffield, Poznan and Wroclaw Universities. The final program of the workshop will be presented at the introduction lecture, 13 may 2008, 13.15.
Sonic Spider, designed and constructed by Brusci&Torra/Giardino Sonoro
during the artist Mino Trafeli workshop in Pontedera (IT). Producer Fondazione Piaggio, 2006.
The workshop was open to students coming from many European Fine Arts Academies.
Sonic underground Terracotta Module, designed by Brusci in Bangalore, India, (2006) during the didactic sessions held in Whitefield for the International Choreography Laboratory FACETS, organized by ATTAKALARI Centre for Movement Arts and co-produced by the British Council for the Arts.
