News
STARTS prize evaluation
The Ars Electronica Center in Linz invited Anne Nigten earlier this year to conduct a study to reflect upon the results of the STARTS Prize's first three editions. She will be presenting the summary of the research during the STARTS day Wed. Sept, 9, 2020, 20:15- 20:30, for details on the program and stream: https://ars.electronica.art/keplersgardens/en/starts-day/
Coaching iii
The Patching Zone has been coaching artists initiative iii from The Hague for their multi annual grant application earlier this year, recently they received a positive advice.
Projects
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Waterproef
In the Rotterdam Alexander Polder, the water task is very topical due to climate change and...
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Balance-Unbalance 2018
New Value Systems; Sustainability and social impact as drivers for value...
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LAB85
LAB85, the City Lab for the gentrification of the Hoogstraat in Schiedam.In 2017, we developed...
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Singewing space
In this research project we perform experiments resulting in an innovative, digital demonstrator...
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ID Co-Creationlab
The ID Co-Creationlab is developed with ID College is a regional vocational training center in...
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Digital Art Lab
The Digital Art Lab was a social and creative business innovation project developed for the...
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Mediawharf - Points of Departure
The pilot project for Wilhelmina pier; Points of departure was the outcome of the second...
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Mediawharf - Are You For Real?
Are you for Real? is an interactive game-like sound experience that was designed with and for the...
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Mediawharf
Mediawharf is a mediastudio for knowledge and praxis at Zadkine South. The core of the Mediawharf...
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Big South Lab
The Big South project moved on where Go-for-IT!, the citygame The Patching zone is producing now...
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Go for IT!
The Go-for-IT! project developed a citygame, with four locations in Rotterdam Zuid. The game...
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Recycle-X
Recycle-X consisted of a series of ecological interventions against gentrification, workshops...
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Cultuur Lokaal
Cultuur Lokaal was a collaboration between the Waterwolf laboratories (Haagse Hogeschool lectoraat Society...
Processpatching
The Patching Zone uses the 'Processpatching' approach, as developed in the PhD thesis by The Patching Zone’s founder and director dr. Anne Nigten as the most important method for creative research and development.
Processpatching is a unique approach in which knowledge, experience and methods from different disciplines and backgrounds are used in combination.
Partners
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| IPEM Ghent University (BE) Erasmus University Rotterdam (NL) |
Rotterdam Arts and Sciences Lab (NL) CKC & partners (NL)
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Centrum voor Innovatief Vakmanschap (CIV) Smart Technology (NL)
ID College (NL)
Techniek College Rotterdam (NL)
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Crisp Platform (NL) |
Blast Theory (UK)
Translocal (FI) |
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OCAD University (CA) |
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About Us
The Patching Zone is a trans-disciplinary R&D media laboratory where professionals work together with students and researchers. The Patching Zone makes a deliberate distinction between the terms trans and multi disciplinary. Unlike multi-disciplinary work processes where each team member sticks to his or her own discipline, in a trans-disciplinary project participants cross over the boundaries of their discipline.
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