The Medialab offers students a place to work, experiment with digital media, and gather knowledge. It is meant for all students to study, concentrate, collaborate, experiment, screenings and generally feel well.
Medialab’s staff organizes and facilitates workshops, lectures and events as well as audiovisual equipment rentals and technical production of exhibited works during the Sandberg Year Opening, Open Sandberg, Sandberg Graduation and various other exhibitions and presentations of the Sandberg students.
Zoom with Special Effects - a workshop by Lotje van Lieshout and MediaLab SI
16:00-17:00
During the Sandberg Institute Open Day 2021
Media Lab are livestreaming from the MediaLab Garden
The end of the academic year has arrived!!
Since we can't make a physical Glass Pavilion party, we'll make it in the Virtual Glass Pavilion together with Symbyosys!
The Virtual Glass Pavilion is an initiative that started after the cancellation of all the events due to Covid-19 restrictions.
We'll be celebrating all the beautiful events we've had in the past year in the Glass Pavilion, and the birth of a new digital platform that will continue to function from next year.
By Brian McKenna with guest speaker
Thursday 13 December, 10:00-18:00
by Ivo van Stiphout
Tuesday 4 December, 14:00-17:00
by Lotje van Lieshout, alumni Main Department Fine Arts (2007-2009) & Ineke Bakker
by Brian Mckenna
Sunday 1 November, 10:00-18:00
by Jan-Kees van Kampen
Monday 29 October, 18:00-21:00 (part 1/2)
Monday 5 November, 18:00-21:00 (part 2/2)
by Renée van Trier, alumni Main Department Fine Arts (2008-2010) and Ineke Bakker
Thursday 18 October
In this workshop we try to peel the layers to get to the core of an idea and create a sound or image piece.
Brian McKenna
Enrico Garzaro
Ineke Bakker
Ivo van Stiphout
Jan Kees van Kampen
Lauren Fong
BC basement + BC 5th floor
by Brian Mckenna
Sunday 1 November, 10:00-18:00
Field Recording & Sound editing includes: subtractive (analog) synthesis and tape manipulation- Microprophone technique: field recording & studio recording - Analogue synthesis theory and practical demonstrations- Tape Manipulation: history, techniquesand possibilities (radiophonics, musique-concret, etc.) (Max: 12 students)
Sandberg students can sign up via the Doodle calendar link for the Media Lab Workshops with your Full name or your email address: https://doodle.com/poll/zbgwnyphmvrzhhpy