Digital activations

Date: 19/10/2012
Start: 04:00 PM
Finish: 05:30 PM
Program: Conference Program
Venue: Centenary Hall
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A selection of pixels from the digital world. The panel’s breadth of experience ranges from a remote community experience in WA to a writer who lives in the Northern Rivers region in NSW.

This panel will discuss the very basic need to communicate through the latest digital mediums. These artists are exploring their communities and audiences concurrently through digital activations.

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