QuestionPro Survey - Art and Technology Incubation in the NorthWest

Art and Technology Incubation in the Northwest
Survey

The Pacific NW is home to a highly innovative, creative and entrepreneurial community. This community is comprised of individuals from many disciplines employing digital, interactive, social, mobile and gaming technologies…inventing new products, creating new art forms, exploring new narrative and curatorial platforms, and leveraging expansive social networks. Chances are, this is your community.

Through this survey, BRINC (Bel-Red Incubator) and Seattle’s Dorkbot are collaborating to explore ways to improve resources for people working at the convergence of art, technology, community, and the built environment.

As you proceed through the survey, you will be asked a series of questions about your demographic information, creative uses of technology, studio/work space, current living situation, participation in the arts/technology communities of the Pacific NW, and preferences and needs for work and living space.

If you live in the Pacific Northwest and if you use technology as a creative medium in your projects* please complete the following survey.

Please note your responses are completely anonymous. Feel free to skip any questions to which you feel uncomfortable responding. This questionnaire should take 5-10 minutes to complete.

In appreciation of your contribution we would like you to join our "Arts Technology Survey" sweepstakes, where you will have the chance of winning a beautiful POM POM wall dimmer (see http://www.ifmachines.com/products_pompom.html) by local arts/tech artist Maggie Orth (http://www.maggieorth.com/bio.html). You may enter the Sweepstakes at the end of the survey.

*Mediums and genres may include: digital art, film, video, electronics, software, internet, social media, painting, sculpture, performance, site specific temporal works, photography, microcontrollers, sensors, lighting, kinetic sculptures, RFID, projectors, 3D modeling, electronic music, design, graphic design, new media, interactive media , multimedia, visualizations, mechatronics, hackery, physical computing, locative arts, geocaching, wayfinding, landscape media, virtual theatre, mobile devices, pervasive games, open-source, mapping, media sharing, social networking, socal networking gaming, digital storytelling, data visualization, interactive design, user experience, architecture, urban design, public art -- to name a few.