Young people will learn laser technologies

On October 25, a seminar for young people on the use of laser thehologies in digital art and design will be held in Room 13 of the Rēzekne Technology Academy (RTA). The seminar will be managed BY RTA instructors, under which young people will learn the skills to use modern laser technology equipment in the implementation of their creative ideas. Sign-in seminar at project manager Intas Rimshanes
This will be the first event in the seminar cycle, which takes place within THE FRAMEWORK OF the EUCIDA - “European Connections in Digital Arts” (“digital art covers Europe”). EUCIDA is a 3-year project financed by the European Union “Creative Europe” and implemented by the modern art centre in Ireland (Rua red) and France (Espace Multimédia Gantner) in cooperation with the municipality of Rezekne. The aim of the project is to establish cooperation between digital artists and cultural acquaintants in Europe, thereby developing innovation and promoting the popularity of digital art at international level.
Another six seminars on laser technologies will be organised in 2017/2018 (Anton Pacejs will be guided by THE RTA Physical Process and Laser Technology Research Centre) and 8 seminars on modern design (led BY RTA Lectores Diana Apele and Silvija Mežinska). The activities will take place in both RTA and Lūznavas manor, where a modern laser equipment is purchased in the summer of 2017. Logging seminars at project manager Intas Rimshanes: inta.rimsane@rezeknesnovads.lv
On May 19, 2018, THE project EUCIDA's second digital art exhibition with the works of Irish, French and Latvian artists will be opened at THE Lūznavas manor. As the night events OF museums in Lūznavas manor will also take place on the same day and evening, modern design workshops and exhibitions will be offered to visitors (pupils).
The first digital art exhibition AT Lūznavas Manor ECHO CHAMBER (ROOM FOR ECHOES) was opened on 9 June 2017, comprising six artists: Jeanne Briand, France), Fabian Loss (Fabien Leaustic, France), Adam Gibney (Ireland), Helen McMahon (Ireland), as well as rasa Schmite and Paula wiltola from Latvia.
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Photo: Eduard Medvedev