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Now available: Screendance events audio files

Claudia Kappenberg has initiated a new series of screendance audio files, which will report on festivals, films and events and disseminate conference papers and discussions.

11 Oct 2012

Douglas Rosenberg's new book on screendance

Screendance: Inscribing the Ephemeral Image, by artist and scholar, Douglas Rosenberg.

30 May 2012

'What Matters' festival 11-15 April 2012

A second festival from the What If... festival artist organisers has recently taken place.

05 Mar 2012

Vol. 2 of The International Journal of Screendance

Volume 2 of The International Journal of Screendance is now available. To order hard copies or download the online version, please click here.

09 Feb 2012

Videodanza festival presentation

Claudia Kappenberg presented at the Videodanza festival in Buenos Aires in November 2011.

24 Jan 2012

Postgraduate course launched, USA

Master of Fine Arts with an Emphasis on Screendance, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA

01 Dec 2009

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Publication: International Journal of Screendance Vol 13

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