A day-long summit of talks, panel discussions, live demonstrations, exhibitions and interactive activities exploring the intersection of analogue and digital creative practice.
Creative Intersections Day takes over Market Hall on Saturday 7 November, the flagship annual festival of Print In Action. It's a day-long summit that brings together artists, makers, designers, creative technologists, researchers and curious minds to look at what happens when analogue and digital practices meet, blending traditional printmaking with immersive design.
The programme runs across the Main Hall and an Immersive Dome, with talks, panel discussions, live demonstrations, exhibitions and interactive activities throughout the day. It covers material-based processes, digital fabrication, sound, projection mapping and emerging technologies, following an open call that drew practitioners from across the South West, the UK and beyond. The line-up includes Dr Haley Morris-Cafiero, Stephen Smith of Neasden Control Centre, Dr Carinna Parraman, Kate Humphries, Simon Hamlyn and Oliver Li.
Print In Action is an initiative founded to support the printmaking communities of Plymouth and the wider South West, to strengthen pathways for emerging practitioners and to expand public engagement with printmaking. Creative Intersections Day is its main annual event, and the evening is reserved for drinks, networking and creative exchange.
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The summit runs from 9:15am to 5:00pm, with evening entertainment from 5:00pm to 8:00pm. General admission is £30 plus booking fee, and student tickets are £10 plus booking fee; both include a complimentary lunch, a Creative Intersections Day goodie bag and an exclusive Print In Action tote bag. There's an optional homemade evening light bites and snacks add-on for £6.50 when you book.
