In this workshop you will prototype your future in arts research and publication through mentorship:

• What would a mentorship model look like for your future?
• Learn opportunities for scholarly publishing now and later
• Fast-track your scholarly publishing with Leonardo Abstract Services (LABS)
• Pro tips on preparing your first submission to LABS and Leonardo journal

Detailed description
This workshop will design the future of a collaborative mentorship program with Ars Electronica’s Campus program, Leonardo//The International Society for the Arts,  Sciences and Technology and the Interface Culture Department of the University of Art and Design Linz (Kunstuniversität Linz). The workshop will be divided into two blocks:

1. 1. You are the future of art research and publishing. How will you design it? What can you learn from those who have pioneered the pathways of emerging media and research? How will you leave your legacy? In a borderless world there are no corners of a page, no language barriers, no immigration checkpoints and no single realities. With this in mind how can you embrace knowledge of the early generations of new media artists, theorists and visionaries? How would they also benefit from YOUR mentorship?
   2. What is the pipeline for your career in arts research and digital publishing? We start with the current opportunities through Leonardo Abstracts Service (LABS) and imagine the interface of the future. Ask yourself what it could mean for sharing your art, science, technology research with the world. How can you integrate multi-realities and a rapidly evolving content platform to create value, understanding and critical response?

Partners
Leonardo / The International Society for the Arts, Sciences and Technology
Interface Culture / University of Art and Design Linz
Ars Electronica

Date of the workshop
Saturday, Sept. 12, 2020
5pm, CET time

Presented by
Danielle Siembieda, Managing Director, Leonardo/The International Society for the Arts, Sciences and Technology
Erica Hruby, Managing Editor, Leonardo/The International Society for the Arts, Sciences and Technology
Sheila Pinkel, Editor-in-Chief Leonardo Abstract Services (Labs)

Participation
For taking part in this online workshop, please follow this link and click on ‚Reserve my spot‘ the latest by September 10th. Please also be aware that we can host max. 100 online participants.
https://www.leonardo.info/agora-digitalis-presents-leonardo-publishing-mentoring-workshop

The latest a day before the workshop you will receive an invitation to the Zoom-Workshop room.