CADE 2003 
(which) end of the line(s)?

Venue: Hull School of Art and Design

Date: 22-25 April 2003

register online now at
www.interactive.humber.ac.uk/cade2003

We are pleased to invite you to register now for CADE 2003. The fifth Computers
in Art and Design Education conference will be a forum for sharing ideas, good
practice, creative solutions. We will debate the impact that new cutting edge
technologies have on our working practices and the changing role within our
institutions. We hope you will enjoy the unusual mix of panel discussions,
papers, presentations, demonstrations, tutorials, exhibitions/performances and
workshops. Keynote Speakers include Gerhard Blechinger (Vice Dean R&D,
University for Design and Art, Zurich) and Brian Minards (Director of Learning
& Teaching, School of Design, University of Leeds). 

Outline programme as follows:

Tuesday 22 April 
Day one of the conference commences with a free Postgraduate Forum hosted at
Hull Time Based Arts, which will focus on ongoing or recently completed
research for PhD and MA students doing relevant research in art, design, media
practice and computer science.
Registration for the main conference will take place during the afternoon.

ArCade IV - opening and evening reception at the University's EICH gallery

ArCade iV is the Fourth Open International Exhibition of Electronic Fine
Art Prints, an exhibition of international digital prints supported by
Apple, which has attracted artists from across the globe

Wednesday 23 April
Keynote:
Professor Gerhardt Blechinger, Vice Dean of Research and Development at the
University of Design and Art in Zurich

Delegates discuss current media practice and how it relates to new
technologies. There will be iTV presentations by Kingston Interactive
Television and the BBC, panel discussion chaired by Tom Holley (Creative
Director of the Media Centre in Huddersfield), and a range of interesting
papers and demonstrations

Private View:
Alt Zero, an experimental new media installation, at the live art space in the
Ferens Art Gallery.
The evening is being sponsored by the Visual Arts Data Service, who will be
launching their new website at the event. 

Thursday 24 April
Keynote:
Anthony Rowe, Squidsoup

Current art and design practice and new technologies will be the specific theme
for day three, considering a range of papers from academics and practitioners
throughout the art and design industry. 
In conjunction with Hull Film, delegates will be invited to an evening
reception at Hull Screen for the showing of experimental digital short films. 

Friday 25 April
Keynote:
Brian Minards, Director of Learning and Technology, School of Design,
University of Leeds
He will  join delegates in discussion as to the future of art and design
education and how it relates to the new technologies. 

Please register online at www.interactive.humber.ac.uk/cade2003.
For further information contact Sarah Humphreys, University of Lincoln, Hull
School of Art and Design, Wilberforce Drive, Hull HU1 3DQ, 

t: 01482 462195, 
e: sjhumphreys@lincoln.ac.uk 
w: www.interactive.humber.ac.uk/cade2003

We look forward to seeing you in April!