A seminar by Dr Kata Szita (TCD) as part of the School of Creative Arts Research Forum. Recorded October 3, 2022.

Dr Kata Szita is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie research fellow at the Trinity Long Room Hub Arts and Humanities Research Institute and ADAPT Centre of Excellence for AI-Driven Digital Content Technology at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. Her research involves the cognitive studies of immersive digital media technologies and she has authored a wide range of publications on attention, recollection, narrative engagement, and social behaviour in terms of smartphone spectatorship, augmented reality, cinematic virtual reality, social virtual reality, and the Metaverse. Currently, she leads interdisciplinary and cross-sector research projects on user experiences in social virtual reality and augmented reality and, as a collaborator, is involved in studies of the cognitive processing of fictional information, virtual youth behaviour, and digital personas. Szita is guest editor for PRESENCE: Virtual and Augmented Reality (MIT Press).

The School of Creative Arts Research Forum meets weekly on Mondays from 10am-11am in the Neill Lecture Theatre in Trinity Long Room Hub. The aim of the Forum is to provide a space for School researchers, both staff and postgraduate students, to share their ideas in an informal and supportive environment. It is also an opportunity for the School to hear about the research of colleagues both from within TCD and from outside the university who share our research interests. In line with the research agenda of the School, talks encompass traditional research and practice-based research.

Learn more at: https://www.tcd.ie/trinitylongroomhub/

HUMANXR: Mapping Social Behaviour in Virtual and Augmented Reality

Story: Tobi Balogun is a multidisciplinary artist that works professionally as a dancer, fashion designer, director, film maker and poet. He has worked with Creative agencies in Ireland as well as International musicians Burna Boy and Ed Sheeran.

Tobi and I took a stroll down memory lane. This interview reveals how we met, clothes Tobi has designed for me and highlights on his trailblazing creative journey. 

We discussed the following topics:
- Fashion
- Art
- Music
- Creative Industry
- Masculinity


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Recorded September 19th, 2023.

*Please note that this discussion contains topics of sexual violence and graphic descriptions of war. Please listen at your own discretion.

‘Women and War’ is the theme of the 2023 Wexford Festival Opera (24 Oct-5 Nov). Developed by Wexford’s Artistic Director, Rosetta Cucchi, this year’s programme uses the medium of opera to explore how war is experienced, endured, and articulated by women. The three main stage operas at Wexford will be: Zoraida di Granata (1822) by Gaetano Donizetti; L’Aube Rouge (1911) by Camille Erlanger; and La Ciociara (Two Women) (2015) by Marco Tutino, based on the novel by Alberto Moravia.

In anticipation of this innovative programme, the Trinity Long Room Hub is hosting a special discussion to explore the representation of ‘Women and War’ in literature, theatre, music, and visual art. The Festival’s acclaimed Artistic Director Rosetta Cucchi will join the celebrated Irish Times foreign correspondent Lara Marlowe and the Trinity Long Room Hub Director, Eve Patten, for a wide-ranging conversation on the themes and vision behind this year’s Wexford Festival Opera. This unique collaboration event, which will include both film and music excerpts from the opera programme itself, is open to all and not to be missed.

Speakers:

Rosetta Cucchi is the Artistic Director of the Wexford Festival Opera and an experienced director in many of the world’s greatest opera houses. She is also a pianist, and has a master’s degree in Theatre Studies from the University of Bologna. From 2006 to 2018, she was the Artistic Director of Fondazione and Symphonic Orchestra Arturo Toscanini, Parma. Her most recent and future directing projects include Tutino’s La Ciociara, Wexford Festival, Figaro and La Bohème, Boston Lyric Opera, Adriana Lecouvreur, Teatro Comunale di Bologna, Rossini’s Otello, Rossini Festival Pesaro, Eugene Onegin, Opera Omaha, USA, and L’Amico Fritz, Teatro del Maggio Musical Fiorentino.

Lara Marlowe became a foreign correspondent for The Irish Times in 1996. Since her official retirement in April 2023 she has continued to contribute regularly to the Irish Times and radio stations in France, Ireland and the UK. She has worked extensively in France, the Middle East and the US, and reported on the war in Ukraine in 2022. Before the Irish Times, she wrote for Time Magazine, the Financial Times and the International Herald Tribune, covering many major world events and conflicts. Lara has received four press awards for her work for The Irish Times and was also awarded a Chevalier de la Légion d’Honneur for her contribution to Franco-Irish relations. In 2020, she published the best-selling memoir Love in a Time of War, My Years with Robert Fisk.

Eve Patten is Director of the Trinity Long Room Hub Arts and Humanities Research Institute and Professor of English at Trinity College, Dublin. She lectures and writes in the area of nineteenth and twentieth-century British and Irish literary history and has a special interest in the literature of war. Her most recent book is Ireland, Revolution, and the English Modernist Imagination (2022), and previous publications include Imperial Refugee: Olivia Manning's Fictions of War (2012), and, as co-editor with Richard Pine, Literatures of War (2008).

Learn more at: https://www.tcd.ie/trinitylongroomhub/

‘Women and War’: Representations in the Creative Arts

Platform 81 Podcast: Kiss My Art is thrilled to introduce you to an exceptional artist in our latest episode, Sam Hubeek. A true aficionado of fine arts, Sam's primary mediums of expression are the classic combination of pencil and paper, as well as the dynamic world of 3D modeling with Blender serving as their creative platform.

Sam's artistic journey is a testament to their boundless creative spirit. While they have already mastered the traditional and digital realms, what truly sets them apart is their unwavering commitment to pushing the boundaries of their artistry. Sam eagerly embraces the challenge of exploring new mediums, constantly seeking fresh ways to convey their creative vision.

In recognition of their immense talent and dedication, Sam Hubeek emerged as the proud winner of the prestigious 2022 Youth Art Expo—an accolade that reflects their exceptional skills and artistic achievements.

In this episode, we are honored to welcome Sam, an artist whose passion for fine arts knows no bounds. Join us as we delve into the fascinating world of Sam Hubeek, discovering the artistry that has made them a standout talent in the realm of fine arts.

Platform 81 Podcast - Kiss My Art Edition - Season 2 - Episode 1

Recorded January 29th, 2024.

A seminar by Cáit Murphy (TCD) as part of the School of Creative Arts Research Forum.

Learn more at: https://www.tcd.ie/trinitylongroomhub/

A Caméra-stylo for the Social Media Era

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C. Imani Williams will always be a Detroiter even though she currently resides in Las Vegas. Her roots in Detroit's LGBTQ+ community as an activist run deep. Serving the community is at her core especially working with youth.
She has authored two books "RootWork: Triumph Over Trauma" and her latest "Seven Years in Vegas." 
A survivor of childhood sexual trauma she helps others as a creative artist and holistic wellness life coach. 
Not one to sit on her laurels Imani continues to build community and has found a healing space within Las Vegas artist community. Detroit however will always be home and she makes frequent visits to reenergize her Motown magic.

C Imani Williams Creating Change from Detroit To Las Vegas Aand Beond

On this episode, Cyda tackles why aesthetically pleasing pages grow fast and the stigma surrounding copyright and artificial intelligence.

References:
Ekaterina, B. (2024) Social Phenomenon of Instagram in Metamodern Condition. Ideology And Politics Journal, 2227-6068, pp 32-34. research.ebsco.com/c/np77rt/viewer/pdf/qgdpwijckz

Sutherland, K. (2024). Writing for Social Media. Strategic Social Media Management, 14.10, 383-448. link-springer-com.ezproxy-b.deakin.edu.au/chap…0_14

Arts Law Centre of Australia (n/a). Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Copyright - How do you credit a work created using AI?. Information Sheets. www.artslaw.com.au/information-she…-and-copyright/

Music credit:
Jazz Funk Groove Instrumental by ArtManzh (Pixabay)
https://pixabay.com/music/smooth-jazz-jazz-funk-groove-instrumental-222618/
https://pixabay.com/users/artmanzh-3855363/

Incyd'a Mind EP.12 - Tackling Social Media | How it Help Creators Grow & AI Copyright

Kimberly Warner is a filmmaker, author, and patient advocate whose work explores what it means to live fully in a body that doesn’t always feel well. After studying pre-med and biology at Colorado College and pursuing graduate training in naturopathic and classical Chinese medicine, she veered from a clinical path toward a creative one, trading diagnostics for documentary and turning questions of health into stories of meaning.

After developing a rare neurological disorder in 2015, Kimberly turned her artistic focus inward, embracing stillness, intimacy, and relationship as the foundation of her work. In 2019, she launched Unfixed, a media project that now includes award-winning films, limited series, podcasts, memoirs, and live roundtables. Her work has been recognized by PBS, Harvard Medical School, and the Invisible Disabilities Association, among others.

Kimberly leads a larger advocacy role within the chronic illness community where she writes and speaks about her own patient experience. She is a member of the Global Advocacy Alliance, the PPAA (Patient and Physician Advocacy Alliance,) is a visiting faculty member with Global Genes, helped create a Course for Clinical Confidence—a medical school certificate course, is on the editorial board of the Journal of Health Design and is an ambassador for VeDA. She is also Life on the Level’s Best International Contribution Award, Rainbow Advocacy’s Most Innovative Storytelling Award, and the recipient of the Invisible Disabilities Association’s Media Impact Award. 

Her forthcoming memoir, Unfixed: A Memoir of Family, Mystery, and the Currents That Carry You Home, will be published by Empress Editions in October 2025.

She lives in rural Oregon with her husband, David, where they tend their small farm between creative projects. When she’s not editing films, harvesting calendula, or writing for her beloved Substack audience, she’s practicing what she preaches: loosening her grip, staying curious, and letting uncertainty become a place of peace.

Links: 
Preorder memoir: https://a.co/d/185zEos
Main website: https://unfixedmedia.com/
Substack (for essays and interviews): https://unfixed.substack.com/
Tax deductible donations: https://www.flipcause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/MTIyMDgx 
2025-26 projects
* Unbound (short film): https://unfixedmedia.com/unbound
* Unsung (short film): https://unfixedmedia.com/unfixed-unsung
* Liberation of Being (patient memoir): https://unfixedmedia.com/liberationofbeing
* Unfixed: What Time Makes of Us (feature film, focusing on 6 members of the original cast of the Unfixed docuseries) 



Kimberly Warner,  filmmaker, author, and patient advocate, 'Unfixed'.

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