Transbook Symposium 2017
On the occasion of the Bologna Children’s Book Fair 2017 (Italy), Hamelin organizes a serie of 3 talks dedicated to transmedia and digital storytelling for children. Authors and illustrators of children’s books will share their experience on how they work on paper books and digital media and how they achieved the digital switch.
Julie Stephen Chheng and Lucas Zanotto are the artists invited to this symposium.
Drawnimal, one of the apps designed by Lucas Zanotto (Yatatoy)
Les aventures du petit train postal, a project between paper and digital media by Julie Stephen Chheng
les aventures du petit train postal from Mary Stephen on Vimeo.
Programme
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April 3rd
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Out of the frame: paper and digital in Julie Stephen Chheng’s work11.00 - 11.45 – Digital Café Talk with Julie Stephen Chheng Julie Stephen Chheng is a young French-Chinese artist and graphic designer. She is the author of several pop-up books published by Les éditions volumiques, a French studio designing and developing new kind of games and books focusing on the relationship between the tangible and digital. |
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April 4th
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Draw, mix and dance: Yatatoy universe12.00-13.15 - Digital conference room Talk with Lucas Zanotto. Lucas Zanotto is an Italian designer, animator and director, based in Helsinki. In 2012, with Ulrich Troyer and Niels Hoffmann, he started the children app-studio YATATOY. In 2016, the app Loopimal was mentioned at the Bologna Ragazzi Digital Award. |
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April 5th
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How to select the best apps for a digital grammar?12.00-13.15 - Digital conference room Talk with Hamelin Associazione Culturale Hamelin member Ilaria Tontardini presents some of the best apps for children published in the last years: which of them investigate and use new digital supports at their best, from an esthetic, interactive and narrative point of view? What aspects should we consider while searching for a new app to download? |