Through our activities we plan to bridge creative practice in the arts and industry and work across all art forms. The DA2 programme will encompass any work that uses computer processes in its production, exhibition or distribution; its purpose is to ask what makes that work distinctive.
DA2 - The Digital Arts Development Agency
59 Prince Street, Bristol. BS1 4QH
Bristol. BS1 4QH
tel 0117 914 6543
fax 0117 914 6540
email
office@da2.org.uk
Artistic Director - Peter Ride
peter@da2.org.uk
Project Co-ordinator - Rachel Drummond-Hay
rachel@da2.org.uk
The DA2 website uses frames which are not available using your current internet browser, we strongly recommend that you upgrade to a more recent version of Netscape Navigator / Internet Explorer to view the full version of the site. However You can still view most of the pages on the site from these links:
profile . projects . opportunities . update . links
The full site also uses the Shockwave plug-in for enhanced multimedia (animations, video and sound) which is packaged with Netscape Communicator version 4.5+ and Internet Explorer version 4+. It can also be downloaded from the Macromedia web site. Click the link above to download and install the Flash Plugin. There are versions available for both PC and Macintosh, the software is about 200KB and should only take a couple of minutes to download.
You may also find the following links useful in order to view/hear some of the pages within this site, which feature interactive and multimedia content.
Apple's QuickTime software is one of the most popular ways of showing video, live radio and TV broadcasts and interactive VR movies. (NB: available for PCs as well as Macs)
Macromedia Flash Player
Flash movies are commonly used for short animations, although many artists produce entire web sites built in Flash.
Macromedia Shockwave Player
Media produced with Macromedias' Director software may include sound, animation and video. Shockwave movies are often highly interactive and you'll find it used for a lot of multimedia art on the Internet. The plug-in includes the Flash Player so you only need to download this installer to get both.
RealPlayer plays streaming audio and video from the Internet, including live radio and TV broadcasts. It can be downloaded from RealPlayer site; The adjacent link will take you to the download page, from where you should look carefully for the basic version which is free.
supported by the National Lottery through the Arts Council of England
QuickTime and the QuickTime Logo are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
The Get QuickTime Badge is a trademark of Apple Computer Inc., used with permission.