[spectre] FOLLY LAUNCHES F.CITY – FESTIVAL OF DIGITAL CULTURE

[Taylor Nuttall]

FOLLY LAUNCHES F.CITY – FESTIVAL OF DIGITAL CULTURE
29 September to 21 October. In Lancaster and online at www.folly.co.uk

Private View - Thursday 28h September, 6.30pm, Venue: CityLab, 4-5 
Dalton Square, Lancaster LA1 4PP, 01524 582114

folly is launching f.city, a major festival of digital art and culture 
including exhibitions, events, performances, talks, screenings and 
podcasts from late September.

The festival features Perimeters, Boundaries and Borders, an exhibition 
of work existing at the point of convergence between art, architecture 
and design.

Other events include the first major field trial Steve Symons’ GPS 
virtual sound environment Aura, the launch of two online works from 
boredomresearch and Adele Prince; a collective dance performance 
developed in partnership with Ludus Dance; a 3D films night and workshop 
with Julian Oliver; podcasts; music events and Open Source workshops.

More information is available at www.folly.co.uk

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PERIMETERS, BOUNDARIES AND BORDERS SYMPOSIUM

The f.city exhibition presented by Fast-uk and folly, Perimeters, 
Boundaries and Borders presents practitioners that blur the conventional 
boundaries of sculpture, industrial design and architecture through the 
use of digital technology. The exhibition asks the question “What new 
types of objects and environments are being created by art and design 
professionals through the use of computer-aided design, data processing 
and manufacturing technologies?”

The Symposium, the afternoon of the private view, is an opportunity to 
hear those practitioners talk about their work and discuss how digital 
technologies have enabled a convergence of disciplines, creative 
practice and production techniques. 
The symposium is free, but booking is essential.
To book, telephone 01524 388550 or email enquiries at folly.co.uk.
Venue: St. Martin's College, Lancaster Campus, Bowerham Road, Lancaster 
LA1 3JD, 01524 384384
Date:    Thursday 28 September, 1 – 5pm

www.fastuk.org.uk
www.miriad.mmu.ac.uk
www.folly.co.uk

Supported by Fast-uk, MIRIAD and Arts Council England