Hey all, DAWN 2010 went off without a hitch and was a blast! Great turnout and fab responses from all, to all the projects, students and lecturers involved, I have put up a flickr set of a few pictures taken on the opening night and over the 3 days, also please see the videos below for the opening speech by Dr. Robert Sazdov, unfortunately I missed Mikael Fernström’s speech but im sure it will turn up on the interwebs soon! Enjoy and THANKS to all who turned up and THANKS to all in the IDC, CSIS and UL respectively who were involved
Below is a video of people using my project during DAWN, Much fun
Our Masters in Interactive Media and Music Technology Thesis projects go on public show starting 6pm Weds 1st of september in the Computer Science and Information Systems building in the University of Limerick in an anual exhibition called DAWN (Digital Arts Week Now) and followed by a concert at 8pm in the Irish Chamber Orchestra Studio by the Music Technology students, all are welcome so please come along to see our projects, we have all worked endlessly to bring this to you so please, PLEASE spread the word and drag friends allong to experience our artistic, musical and technological projects first hand, play and ask questions, it will be fun Hope to see you all there, thanks
The poster above was designed by Keith Moloney and Oisin Lavery, thanks to Triona Butler for all the help in organising the printing and organisation of DAWN too. Below is my own project poster as designed again by my wonderful husband, Keith Moloney. To find out more about the masters, what we got up to for the year and more about my own project please see HERE.
Much thanks has to go to Keith for his constant patience at my endless stupid and silly questions and requests, you are a saint love! Also a massive thank you to Mikael Fernström, my supervisor for all his endless help and ALL in the IDC, saints the lot of ye for putting up with the lot of us this year
Enjoy and THANKS to all who turned up and THANKS to all in the IDC, CSIS and UL respectively who were involved 
