113-2 Semester Brown Bag Forum:Topic: "New Media Art and Art Education Exchange between the UK and Norway"
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This forum's topic is "New Media Art and Art Education Exchange between the UK and Norway", with Ms. Lin Xin-Mei (Art Teacher at Taipei Municipal Dazhi High School / PhD Candidate in Culture, Communication, and Media at the University of London) as the speaker, and Dr. Wang Fu-Rui, Chair of the Department of New Media Art, as the host.
In an era where digital technology and art education are increasingly integrated, new media art has not only transformed the way art is created but also brought about innovative teaching methods and learning experiences. In this forum, we are honored to invite Ms. Lin Xin-Mei as the speaker. Her research and creative work focus on experimental animation, video installations, environmental issues, and cartography. She is dedicated to translating new media art into compulsory education, promoting the integration of art and technology.
This forum will focus on the application and challenges of new media art in art education, exploring how art education in the UK and the artist residency model in Norway respond to the development of contemporary technology and digital art. The speaker will draw on her extensive educational experience, including roles as an Outstanding Art Seed Teacher in Taipei, a DreamN instructor, and a textbook writing committee member for Hanlin Publishing. She will also share her experiences from the Taitung Artist Residency Program and the Volda Residency in Norway, offering insights into her observations and practices in promoting new media art education.
Forum Content:
The Integration of Art Education and New Media: This session will explore how to combine international education with local issues, integrating augmented reality and interactive media into middle school and community curricula.
Cross-Cultural Perspective on Art Education: From the perspective of a Taiwanese secondary school teacher, the speaker will share insights from the UK's art education research and the experience of artist-teacher residencies in Norway.
This forum is suitable for educators, researchers, and artists interested in art education and the development of digital art. Through the speaker's practical experience and academic research, participants will gain a deeper understanding of how new media art influences contemporary educational fields and explore future development directions.
Event Link: https://www.facebook.com/events/1173733147612605/
