Digital Graffiti: Projection Mapping Experience

Enhance your interest in video art and contemporary artists

This summer course is centered around a five-day trip to Digital Graffiti, an art festival that employs the latest in digital technologies to projection map video art across the town in Alys Beach, Florida. You'll engage with artists, curators, and creatives at the festival, and produce written reviews and your own projection project upon return.

Taught by associate professor Katina Bitsicas, this four-week course will begin with a synchronous online session on the first day, followed by a trip to the art festival, with the remaining coursework conducted asynchronously online through June 6.

Eligibility

There are no prerequisites or eligibility requirements for the course, but preference will be given to rising juniors and seniors of The Media School, Eskenazi, or art history majors.

A GPA of 3.0 or higher is also preferred. 

Trip dates

May 13-17

Costs

The program fee will be a maximum of $1,000. This will cover lodging and transportation at the site. 

Students are responsible for booking their own flights, arriving anytime on May 13 and deaparting anytime on May 17. They must be present for the full duration of the festival in between those dates. During the trip, students will share an Airbnb in Alys Beach.

Application requirement

This program is open to any IU student.