Now that this year’s International week is over we can only wait until next year to experience this eventful week again. The iWeek has been a long tradition in TAMK and each year it has only gotten better. We learn from previous years and aim to improve the event so that all students, visitors, participants, and teachers can enjoy it to the fullest. The first International week was organized year 2008, then named Tampere Art Factory, TAF. The idea for this type of international event came from our former Head of Degree programme and International coordinator Mr. Cai Melakoski and Head of Fine Arts, Mr. Juha Suonpää. Thanks to them and other active people from those days, TAMK Art, Music and Media is today more international than ever! -Sohvi Sirkesalo, iWeek blog 2017 The atmosphere on the Mediapolis campus has been inviting and everyone seems to be enjoying themselves. The guests have especially complimented the installations, exhibitions, and performances as it’s intere...
Ecological thinking and sustainability are valuable issues as part of D.P. in Media and Arts- studies, alongside e.g. emerging media, art, music and developing entrepreneurship skills. Lecturer Fanni Niemi-Junkola of fine art study path did a study trip to Iceland University of Arts in Reykjavik (IUA) to meet the students and teaching staff. IUA is situated about 5 km from the center of Reykjavik at a seaside. The university is a self-governing institution providing higher education in fine arts, theater, dance, music, design, architecture, and art education. All departments are situated in the same building. Students have their own studio spaces and there are some lab spaces, for example for sculpture, painting and AV-equipment available too. IUA offers BA and MA -level education and is part of our exchange program on BA -level. "I had a very interesting time meeting the fine art -students discussing the topics that they work on. We all took part in Olafur Eliasson (an Icelandic...
Audiovisuaalisen kulttuurin edistämiskeskuksen julkaiseman AVEK-lehden uunituore numero sisältää painavaa asiaa alan koulutuksesta. Lehdessä TAMKin käsikirjoituksen lehtori Teppo Nuutinen kertoo Metropolian ja Ylen kanssa luodusta ryhmäkäsikirjoittamisen koulutuksesta eli Virtual Writer's Roomista. VWR-konseptissa käsikirjoituksen opiskelijat kehittävät sarjadraamoja pienryhmissä työskennellen myös virtuaalisesti ZOOM-konferenssiohjelman avulla. Samalla on tutkittu etäryhmätyön etuja ja haasteita luovan työn kannalta. Ohjauksen ja käsikirjoituksen lehtorimme Arto Koskinen käy läpi pitkän Nokia Mobile -dokumenttinsa opetuksia. Innovaatioiden varassa elävä organisaatio voi tuhoutua ylimielisyyteen, liialliseen sisäiseen kilpailuun ja tehokkuuslukuja palvovaan excel-johtamiseen. Pätee epäilemättä muuallakin kuin matkapuhelinten maailmassa... Muita näkökulmia tarjoillaan mm. elokuvahistorian opetuksesta (Satu Kyösola), leikkaajasta dokumenttielokuvan luojana (Iikka Vehkalahti) ja sii...
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