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A multi-media exhibition featured the work of multiple artists including music and soundscapes by Steve Thompson, poetry by Tom Kelly, and photography by Peter Dixon. Images from Newcastle and Tyneside in Australia were displayed alongside images from Newcastle Library and a voice recording from Jarrow. Poems were inspired by and recorded alongside pictures, including one poem inspired by a picture of the last day at Consett Works and recorded where the steel works entrance had been. The exhibition included 15 pieces and provided a virtual graffiti monument to the 140-year steel works tradition.
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Early in 2008 I was working with a group of children from Ormesby Comprehensive in Middlesbrough to develop and run a Digital Arts Exhibition. The Kids made their pitch to an invited audience at the BBC Open Centre. This is their presentation.E-democracy by Animation
E-democracy by AnimationSteve Thompson
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This document discusses a project called the Skinningrove Jetty Project led by Steve Thompson at the Institute of Digital Innovation Teesside University. The project used animation in virtual worlds to involve the community of Skinningrove and local schools in designing and building a new jetty. It describes how the virtual jetty design was presented to the local mayor and council members, who visited the virtual construction and were invited to support the real-world project.Voices
- 1. A Multi Media Exhibition
- 2. A Multi Media Exhibition Music & Soundscapes Steve Thompson Poetry Tom Kelly Photography Peter Dixon
- 3. Teesside and Tyneside Images Sent from Australia
- 4. Images from Newcastle Library
- 5. And a voice from Jarrow
- 6. And a picture that inspired a Poem (next screen) After the poem we here the voice of Jimmy McCauley who was in 1999 one of the last two remaining Jarrow Marchers. Now they are all gone
- 7. The Last Day (at Consett Works) Another Picture That Inspired a poem
- 8. The Location of that Picture as it looked in 2007 We recorded the poem here.
- 9. Virtual Graffiti where the entrance to the Steel Works was. Is this a fitting monument to a 140 year tradition?
- 10. The exhibition features 15 pieces youve seen just a small selection. Here is the final piece in the Voices exhibition