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Members of the public are invited to attend the launch of Dundalk Institute of Technology’s annual FIS Music & Creative Media Exhibition
It will allow the public to experience a wide variety of completely new and original projects that have been developed since the beginning of the academic year. The projects on display will range from film to interactive installations and games.
Oraculum is one of the many enthralling projects being exhibited this year. This engaging interactive narrative was created keeping the current economic climate in mind, showing a hypothetical instance of what could happen to our society.
This interactive experience will take place in the newly renovated Carrolls’ building. The aim of the FIS exhibition is to promote the innovative and diverse projects that are created by the college’s multi-media students.
All children and adults are welcome to attend with free admission.
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