Our good friends over CAMP Festival are hosting for the 3rd year their 2-day conference about creativity, art, design and technology happening on September 27-28 in Calgary, Canada. If you’re around this part of Canada, please make sure not to miss it with some any great storytellers like Joshua Davis, Hydro74, Danny Yount, Ash Thorp and more.
With the theme of Attitude + Altitude this year, It will be as awesome as the previous years and there will be workshops as well. As we all work towards our goals to be better designers, it’s always important to give time to hear stories, connect with others and get inspired. It’s all our way to keep a harmony and a balance through your work and your life.
CAMP Festival, presented by Digital Alberta, celebrates cutting-edge creative technology, art and design by converging the digital industry and its members to share stories, connect and get inspired. With 20 expert-lead presentations, 400+ attendees, networking opportunities and parties, you’ll leave a happy camper! CAMP runs September 27-28, 2016 at Theatre Junction GRAND in Calgary.
Whether you are a student exploring career possibilities, or a professional wanting to see what the creative industry leaders are up to, CAMP Festival happening in Calgary on September 27-28 at Theatre Junction GRAND, may be just what the doctor ordered. As a celebration of creative technology, art and design, CAMP is about exploring the digital, and not the natural wilderness, but the principles remain the same. We gather around the fire to build a community, where accomplishments, ideas and stories can be shared, and where people can get inspired, meet their mentors and make new friends. Naturally, not only surviving but also thriving in the wilderness relies on human ingenuity to either adapt to the surroundings or change them completely. In the digital jungle, creatives, technologists, and artists live in much the same way. We have to continuously keep up with evolving technologies, build our own platforms, make connections with peers, push ourselves creatively and continuously question the status quo. If this resonates with you, you should go to CAMP.
Highlights from 2015
For more information and to register, please visit campfestival.ca and follow the festival on Twitter @wearecamp #CAMPFEST16.
