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FESTIVAL AND CONFERENCE OF
CONTEMPORARY CHARACTER DESIGN AND ART

11. - 15. APRIL 2012
BABYLON, .HBC
AND 20 GALLERY SPACES IN BERLIN

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The Uber-Festival of contemporary character culture returns to Berlin, bringing a dense, one-week program of awe inducing artist presentations, back-to-back conference lectures, animation festival screenings, hands-on workshops, installations, numerous character walk exhibitions, performances, VJ battles and of course, a multitude of character!

First confirmed speakers include Julia Pott, Henning Wagenbreth, Florentijn Hofman and Mark Gmehling. This is the annual event you are not allowed to miss. Limited early bird offer available now, so act fast!

INFORMATION + ONLINE REGISTRATION > HERE

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Call for Animation entries!

There is always a new Festival in the pipeline!

We are always on the hunt for fresh and convincing character design out there in the world of moving images to be included in future screenings! Should you be responsible for high-grade characters in animation, narration, music visuals, experimental work or motion graphics, please don’t hesitate to share them with us.

SUBMIT YOUR > ANIMATION ENTRY

talks

NEW: Pictoplasma Talks #4: Peter de Sève

Never been to a Pictoplasma Conference? Here’s another reason why you should: As the 4th release in our ongoing series of edits from the very best artist presentations we now offer a 12 minute snippet of Peter de Sève’s lecture at Pictoplasma 2010.
More Talks by artists such as Risa Sato, David OReilly, James Jarvis and Tim Biskup will gradually be added to the Pictoplasma Talks site here:

VIEW ONLINE > PICTOPLASMA TALKS

past_events
Remember how it all started back in 2004?

The annual Pictoplasma Conference and Festival has established itself as the world’s most important meeting point for a growing, international scene of artists, character creators and producers.
With artist’s lectures, animation screenings, panels, exhibitions, workshops and performances, the festivals’s focus is less on distinctions of format, style or technique, than on the exploration of common territory.

ENTER THE TIME MACHINE > PAST EVENTS