Gimmicks, Geeks and Gut: Challenges and Preconceptions from Collaborative Research in Art, Design and Technology. A Case Study Using Mobile Augmented Reality

Coulton, Paul and Murphy, Emma Lee (2014) Gimmicks, Geeks and Gut: Challenges and Preconceptions from Collaborative Research in Art, Design and Technology. A Case Study Using Mobile Augmented Reality. Proceedings of Digital Research in the Humanities and Arts Conference 2014. Digital Research in the Arts and Humanities Conference, Greenwich, 01 September, UK.

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Creators/Authors:	Coulton, Paul and Murphy, Emma Lee
Abstract:	In this paper we outline the challenges and preconceptions that we have experienced in “Taking the Artwork Home”, a collaborative research project across art, design and technology. Using a research through design approach to create a Mobile Augmented Reality to not only explore ways to enhance audience engagement with the arts but also to the implications of including the views of the gallery and the artists in all stages of the development process.
Official URL:	http://eprints.lancs.ac.uk/70465/1/DRHA2014_extended_abstracts_Coulton_Murphy.pdf
Output Type:	Article
Uncontrolled Keywords:	Mobile Augmented Reality, Arts, Museums, Gallery, Digital
Schools and Departments:	School of Innovation and Technology
Dates:	Date Date Type 1 September 2014 Published
Status:	Published
Funders:	Nesta, Arts and Humanities Research Council, Arts Council England
Related URLs:	Organisation
Output ID:	3636
Deposited By:	Emma Murphy
Deposited On:	06 Mar 2015 15:39
Last Modified:	13 Nov 2023 09:59

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Gimmicks, Geeks and Gut: Challenges and Preconceptions from Collaborative Research in Art, Design and Technology. A Case Study Using Mobile Augmented Reality

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