We all know that animation has commonly been used to bring products to life, create dynamic visual aids for educational films, or provide a stimulus or communication tool for scientific experiments. Yet, in scholarly efforts to elevate animation as art…
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Loop: A case study collaborating with scientists for Silent Signal
by Samantha Moore • May 18, 2016 • 1 Comment
Silent Signal is devised and produced by Animate Projects with scientist Bentley Crudgington, and is supported by a Wellcome Trust Large Arts Award and the Garfield Weston Foundation. The idea was to create a group of thematically interlinked but distinct pieces of animated…
Animation, A Neuroplasticart* Media of Visual Thinking and Emotions
by Inma Carpe • April 8, 2016 • 2 Comments
“People think of animation only doing things where people are dancing around and doing a lot of histrionics, but animation is not a genre. And people keep saying, ‘The animation genre.’ It’s not a genre! A Western is a genre!…