Summary
Can machines really teach us to be better humans?
Join Public Art Curator Jay Younger in conversation with multimedia artist Georgie Pinn.
A conversation that dives deep into immersive technology and its power to connect via empathy, diversify audiences and generate new forms of creative expression.
FEATURING
Georgie Pinn
Georgie Pinn
Georgie Pinn is a multimedia artist and creative director of interactive installations, film, animation, theatre and music. Her work has been presented internationally at major Cultural centres such as the...
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Cost
Free, non-ticketed