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AI Art for Interactivity
Give me a Sign
Artists: Diane Edwards (UK) and Upasana Nattoji Roy (India)
A mesmerising piece that invites audiences to engage with
an illusionary, child-like AI entity called ‘Shunya’. This piece seamlessly combines on the one hand the aesthetic of traditional Indian dance forms, with the aesthetics palette of science fiction and other-worldliness. Repurposing mudras or hand gestures from the Indian classical dance vocabulary, the artwork invites its audiences- young and old to practice and formulate these gestures in front of the machine. The machine learns to recognize the various mudras that become triggers for the audiovisual experiences crafted using generative AI.
Wood Wide Web
Artists: Kanchan Joneja (India) and Kristina Pulejkova (UK), Anupam Mahajan (India) and Cameron Naylor (UK)
An interactive artwork that leverages Artificial Intelligence to highlight critical and endangered tree ecosystems from India and the UK telling stories of their erasure. Presenting rather evocatively, an ethereal display with the colours, textures, highlights and movements, the artists reawaken these sleeping giants who come alive and espouse their wisdom. Research including a collection of sounds, interviews, and visual data from the field by Farmers for Forests (India) and the Kew Gardens Library and Archive (London) furnish the AI models that are trained to generate the text spoken by the the trees, and render their textures as they swerve and dance to match the movement of the audiences using skeletal tracking technology.
Artists: Diane Edwards (UK) and Upasana Nattoji Roy (India)
A mesmerising piece that invites audiences to engage with
an illusionary, child-like AI entity called ‘Shunya’. This piece seamlessly combines on the one hand the aesthetic of traditional Indian dance forms, with the aesthetics palette of science fiction and other-worldliness. Repurposing mudras or hand gestures from the Indian classical dance vocabulary, the artwork invites its audiences- young and old to practice and formulate these gestures in front of the machine. The machine learns to recognize the various mudras that become triggers for the audiovisual experiences crafted using generative AI.
Wood Wide Web
Artists: Kanchan Joneja (India) and Kristina Pulejkova (UK), Anupam Mahajan (India) and Cameron Naylor (UK)
An interactive artwork that leverages Artificial Intelligence to highlight critical and endangered tree ecosystems from India and the UK telling stories of their erasure. Presenting rather evocatively, an ethereal display with the colours, textures, highlights and movements, the artists reawaken these sleeping giants who come alive and espouse their wisdom. Research including a collection of sounds, interviews, and visual data from the field by Farmers for Forests (India) and the Kew Gardens Library and Archive (London) furnish the AI models that are trained to generate the text spoken by the the trees, and render their textures as they swerve and dance to match the movement of the audiences using skeletal tracking technology.
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AI Art for Audience Engagement
zhlédnutí 5Před dnem
MuseTogether Artists: Ajaibghar (India) & Uma Khardekar (India) An AI-generated assemblage of eleven imaginings of our collective futures framed by the lens of the global climate emergency. The visual collage, while using prompt based text to visual technology, marks AI history by being created in early 2021, predating the pervasive accessibility of generative AI tools like Dall-E and Midjourne...
AI Art for Climate Change
zhlédnutí 22Před dnem
Where Do I Come From Where Do I Go Artists: Malavika PC (India), Papia Chakraborty (India) and Asli Dinc (Germany) Supporting Artists: Pritha Kundu (India) Three artists in three different geographies bared themselves raw, confronting their daily consumption patterns by visually capturing their waste to build a dataset. The installation used the dataset to create a digital waterfall of refuse, ...
Ourshala 7:
zhlédnutí 4Před 28 dny
100 middle school students engaged with 32 international fellows of the Singapore International Foundation’s Art for Good Fellows in creative practice to transform their learning environment with co-created and meaningful painting and poetry.
Jaaga Urban Avantgarde: Samir Akika YouTube sharing
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Jaaga Urban Avantgarde: Bus Stop Graffiti
zhlédnutí 9Před 29 dny
Jaaga Urban Avantgarde
zhlédnutí 55Před 29 dny
We make the city
zhlédnutí 6Před měsícem
Our German artist in-residence, Jérôme Chazeix, assembled different media - sculpture, video, music, costume, and performance into a seamless installation that took to the streets, under the Richmond Road flyover. He worked closely with our team and invited artists to develop this work using local visual language and cultural cues.
The making of Flyover Country
zhlédnutí 5Před měsícem
Janara Jaaga- people's Place
zhlédnutí 10Před měsícem
Through the Lens: A collaborative Photography - Videography Internship Program
zhlédnutí 6Před 2 měsíci
Janara Jaaga is a public art effort inviting artists from diverse backgrounds to present their performance artwork to the local community with "Through the Lens" as a 4-month Photography-Videography internship. Interns, mentored by Archana Prasad and Amelia Volwiler-Stanley, underwent a Mentorship Program, capturing the essence of performance art in diverse settings. Culminated in a Public Arts...
In Solidarity with ourselves: An immersive experience of self-care through art and music.
Před 2 měsíci
To Celebrate International Women’s Day, we turned the public space under the flyover into a safe space of immersion where we draw, paint, and doodle, moved by the moods of the music that envelopes the moment. Malini Sasidharan helped us unpack the idea of self-care with a symphony of Carnatic music. With her vocal performance and art facilitation, the event allowed her to build a nurturing spac...
Sonic Dialogues By Pratyay Raha in collaboration with Joshayet Singh
Před 2 měsíci
With the mediation of advanced sound technology to enhance the spatial and sculptural awareness, as opposed to the chaotic and noisy urban space outside the installation, the performance explored the concept of co-existence and deep listening by using field recordings of natural sounds around Bangalore, transforming them into spatial sound art. Watch how Pratyay Raha and Joshayet Singh transfor...
Soccer is a game of chess with a Ball By Smitha Cariappa
Před 2 měsíci
Smitha’s live interactive art performance involved the immediate citizens/community of the site to complete the artwork. The game/ participation relates to life choice, decision, precision, endurance to sustain like a ‘game of soccer’. The performance art piece attempts to elucidate the metaphor of life by improvising a game of seated soccer, with the kicking of the ball under a table. She enga...
Bengaluru Flyover SagaaAI By Suhasini Seelin
zhlédnutí 9Před 2 měsíci
This public art activation where generative AI become the stream of “consciousness”, received by our human performer in her ears! Suhasini lend voice and dramatic action to her AI director’s words for a long duration performance of a hundred and eighty minutes. Suhasini interacted with the local community under the flyover space, addressed traffic problems, and promoted pedestrian mobility, roa...
😊 History is so Fascinating 😊 hope the culture never ends
Lionel looks Indian and Christa Moss sounds Indian
Very interesting discussion but none of these ideas will be implemented. Today people having bought sites construct their home without leaving that required space from the next plot. Why cannot the govt start taking action against house owners who construct their houses without a car parking space and park their cars on the road next to their house. Fine them or penalize them. If they start this maybe people will learn how to value someone else's property. Many house owners have being doing this.
My father and mother left London and lived in Kharagpur till they died. My mother was from County Kerry Ireland, and she met my father in London in 1950. I am their son, and now have been living in liveing in India for 15 years.
So lovely to listen to this. My dad's old friend Mrs. Lunel and he has sweet memories of serving in this church😍 My prayers to the Lord to help people keep up the heritage aspects.
The past is indeed a foreign country. My family immigrated to Australia 70 years ago. I returned to discover what was left and found nothing but echoes of the past. Here and there a glimpse of how things used to be. Even the people had changed. Life is going forward, not backwards.
This is very cool
Where are they now
Can I know the nearest landmark to this place? I would like to visit this place for vlogging.
It's an outlying area of Bangalore ( Bengaluru) in Karnataka , India .😊😊
Super 👍
Ahhh it's awesome ur showing such an amazing place were we stayed earlier and staying now. I liked all ur videos. Those olden days were really awesome with bunglow.
awesome
I can relate to this reality so much though I'm younger😍
Hi my name is Peter James & my father name is James Peter We are staying in whitefield for 10 years I am interested to to go through thee history of whitefield ❤💟
If there is any interesting place in Whitefield which reminds of those good old days, please let me know. I will be making a video.
" At that point of time what we thought was wonderful, today it is nothing " Very well said . Reality. I am looking for an old friend from Whitefield : Michael Fraser , son of the late Admiral Fraser of the Indian Navy. Please reply if you know him.
I Don't Know Him Directly But Through Aunt Lauren Who Had Pub In Whitefield Back in 70's - 80'sMay Be I Can Ask Her
@@SriramKrish Thanks a lot . That would be wonderful .
Anglo Indian heritage is an Indian heritage
Dad was born in Belgum,India. My grand dad was an army doctor
Hii James..
Highly poignant history.
I'm 52 now, born in Whitefield Bangalore, been in Pune since I was one year old, I'm struggling to find out my ancestors, I am born in a hospital called Martha hospital in Whitefield. Please help if possible.
Will Help You
My great grandfather George Fitzherbert Norris used to live in Whitefield, with his wife a 6 children, including my grandfather. He was in the police force. One day I would like to visit
Yess definitely visit! Also, please share any pictures of the old days if there are any!
All the best ...the right will win..
Anglo Indians belong to India. Really foolish of them to migrate to White countries.
My Aunt made this her last stop in India where she lived with her five dogs... before leaving for Paradise... Go further to Kolar Gold Fields and my Great Grandfather lived with his ten children... so remote in those days he learned how to mend and make shoes for the family... I have been away from India for over fift years but I miss it .. and remember the times as it was yesterday....
Places hold our memories...and at some point memories become the places we visit... Thanks for sharing that memory with us.
I remember this aunty with her dogs and she always travels by cycle. My home was near to her house. We use to go for the Whitefield bus stop passing through her house. She was staying in borewell road..... She was so cute and energetic lady.... Her house surroundings was full of greenary and awesome..... Love this aunty...... Thanks for such a beautiful memories.......
Still have beautiful childhood memories of Whitefield. Can anyone remember Thomas Roe and Gladys Roe of Strathalbyn Farm
I wonder how those memories and the Whitefield today compare...thanks for piping in S.
My native is white field
I stayed in Whitefield in the 90's. It was very nice. I wonder what it is like now. I was near the Police Station.
Happy Teacher's Day Sir your student 1975 MTech Shirish Mandke
the ATX misses you Tambe :)
AH ! EXCELLENT DOCUMENTARY INDEED !! YES, IT WAS THE GOOD OLD DAYS THEY HAVE ALL GONE FOR GOOD !!! AS NEW ARRIVALS DESCEND !!!! THATS HOW IT GOES GLOBALLY.
Thanks PMA. Here's hoping we can all make the good old days come back in new ways.
@@JaagaMedia Ah! Many Thanks for Your Kind Comment. I am an Anglo-Indian from - PUNE ( formerly Poona). I attended the Local School St. Josephs Primary School in Khadaki ( formerly Kirkee). Then My Parents moved me to The Convent of Jesus & Mary in Pune. Later The School Moved some Children to the Branch in Peshan. My Parents & Myself Left India 1962.( aged 13). From U.K.
A kind of holocaust in India
get a good lawyer !!
lovely well done!
Thanks Luke :)
were there not some Armenians too ?? i had a friend ! Forgotten his name !
Its nice to see Margaret here talking on Whitefield. Marge was earlier a Nee Johnson and her Gramps would go fishing with me and old Shipman sometimes who lived in Hannah Mitchells place. Off course all the lovely music at the club would sometimes be played by Commander Lunel who had some awesome folded horn Klipschorn speakers with a Teleton amp and SME gold ring turntable with a shure cartridge to boot. She also talks of good old Merlyn Barnes who lived at the rear of Massabielle on borewell road where Marge lived in formative years also. Those were the days I guess.
Good to see Meer make a comment here. I remember his brother Aslam and myself were good friends as I'm the son of the ex president of the Anglo Indian settlers association Sydney G. Smith a well known journalist who lived there. Off course Whitefield got its name due to Mr.White who lived at Rock haven which later got to be owned by Quentin Blake's mother. In fact even Sir Winston Churchill Prime Minister of England had resided for 3 months at Rock Haven in the early days. I remember Meer's father and uncle were known as bade Mamu and Chotte Mamu. The boys working there were Arif,Chand Basha and late Abid Ahmed Shareiff's brother.
Sir very good to see your comment on ROCK HAVEN.where are the descendants of Mr White now? pravee65@hotmail.com
True nice to hear from you ,your comment is hundred percent perfectly true ,hats off to you .👍👍👍
Now its compltely changed
03:52 A very good and valid argument! I sympathize with you people but unfortunately, you are fighting a losing battle. I can only wish you, Good Luck!
Very very very strange 03:42 - the black and white photo with the bus, has 44 number written on it. This is still a route from Howrah to Baguihati (Calcutta) along with a tram which is behind the bus. Bangalore - Karnataka had never witnessed a Tram in 100 years. Only Calcutta West Bengal.
Sharp observation. The makers of the film didn't really care much about distorting facts.
When careless documentary gets made for the sake of making!
It is a beautiful church.
I made this. :-)
I am the grandson of Meer ziauddin , popularly known as Meer saheb, I am also named Meer ziauddin on my grand father's name ,my grand father opened this store in 1915,it was the only store those days and used to cater to most people of white field and surrounding villages,from groceries ,kerosine ,cement,and even pharmaceuticals ,there was no other shop those days . It is very very unfortunate that presently this more than a hundred years old ( opened in 1915 )store is in such a shabby state .
Dear Meer nice to read about your grand father shop.Really Memorable ..who owns the shop now?
pravee65@hotmail.com
Mr Nikhil ,this shop now belongs to my elder brother Meer Aslam,
Fight to win is the right step forward.
Mr. White went & Mr. Black is come
Good riddance
Very interesting!
Sign of a true Bangalorean - The Bangalore Press calendar hung on the wall!
very nice uncle
category: comedy?
I love MALLESWARAM where I have been living for the last 20 years. I think it houses professionals and people from all walks of life. I had the pleasure of attending Geetha and Gopal Navale's performance way back in 2006 at the Himamshu School's hall and being a fusion/jazz/smooth jazz aficionado myself ,I was immediately fascinated and delighted by the duo 's renditions. I spot them often at Sankey Park whenever I go there on my regular walks. Thank You Rangaraj
ria!!!
That was a very nicely done video. Fantastic. Will retain great memories too.
Read about this video in The Week...... Fascinating tale... Will surely visit someday.......Thanks for uploading
keep it up archana!!
amazing guys... the research u've made is jus awesome... ur videos taught me many things I din knew even after staying in whitefield for 20yrs now... thanks soo much :)