@: Joe Crowley Student Union Theater, third floor,
UNR Campus
Admission: FREE
UNR Campus
Admission: FREE
Oct. 18
Thursday
8:30am–3:30pm15 graduate and Phd level media artists from throughout the world gather to present
live and via skype about their respective creative production.
8:30 – 8:45 am
Intro comments David Ake, Director School of the Arts Joseph DeLappe, Director, Prospectives ‘12.
Intro comments David Ake, Director School of the Arts Joseph DeLappe, Director, Prospectives ‘12.
8:50 – 10:50 am
First Panel
(15-20 minutes each speaker)
Moderator: Pete Froslie, Assistant Professor,
University of Oklahoma
First Panel
(15-20 minutes each speaker)
Moderator: Pete Froslie, Assistant Professor,
University of Oklahoma
Transparencies: A Critical Survey of Contemporary ‘Interfaces’
Anglia Ruskin University, UK
Finding
the Balance:
Humanity/
TechnologyBrent
the Balance:
Humanity/
TechnologyBrent
University
of Oklahoma
of Oklahoma
Points of Interest in Washoe County as Defined by Commercial Satellite Imagery Collection, 1986-2011
University
of California Los Angeles
of California Los Angeles
Open Knitting
in the context of Digital Fabrication
in the context of Digital Fabrication
Estonian
Art Academy,
Estonia
Art Academy,
Estonia
The Descriptive Camera: Taking Pictures That You Can Read
NYU
Tisch School
of the Arts
Tisch School
of the Arts
Spatial Relativity – The Poetics of Mediated Space, 2011, F. Myles Sciotto
Spatial Relativity is a new evolution of Alternity,
an ongoing investigation into new architectural constructs and spatial interfaces which translate realtime bio-Data into spatial experiences. Exploring the ability to inform our surroundings with our presence within them. This new iteration experiments with the development of real-time
Spatial Relativity is a new evolution of Alternity,
an ongoing investigation into new architectural constructs and spatial interfaces which translate realtime bio-Data into spatial experiences. Exploring the ability to inform our surroundings with our presence within them. This new iteration experiments with the development of real-time
EEG data translated into virtual
surfaces which generate and mutate enclosed spaces. The user is able to move through the space and explore multiple rooms
each with unique parameters and criteria ranging from color and density, to texture and surface articulation.
A spatial soundScape is also generated from the data and accompanies the journey. Narrating the visual with the aural.
11:00 – 1:00 pm
Second Panel
(15-20 minutes each speaker)
Moderator: Tony Allard, Performance Artist, Writer, Teacher, CSU San Marcos
Second Panel
(15-20 minutes each speaker)
Moderator: Tony Allard, Performance Artist, Writer, Teacher, CSU San Marcos
Unattended Baggage,
a consideration of the human behind an act
of terror
a consideration of the human behind an act
of terror
Ohio State University
A Serious Game
University
of Nevada,
Reno
of Nevada,
Reno
Database Cinema and Experimental Narrative
University
of Southern California
of Southern California
Second Selves: Investigations into identity in Second Life
University
of Salford, UK
of Salford, UK
Art in the Information Epoch
San Francisco State University
12:50 – 1:30 pm
Break
Break
1:30 – 3:30 pm
Third Panel
(15-20 minutes each speaker)
Moderator: TBA
Third Panel
(15-20 minutes each speaker)
Moderator: TBA
The Romantic Self-Exiles
University
of North Texas
of North Texas
Amalgamation and Displacement: Art that Spans Time and Media
California Institute
of the Arts
of the Arts
As of yet untitled
University
of New Mexico
of New Mexico
Architectural and Spatial Feedback
University
of California Santa Barbara
of California Santa Barbara
Around the Corner, an Alternative Locative Experience
University
of Washington
of Washington