THE INTER-SOCIETY FOR THE ELECTRONIC ARTS
THE ISEA NEWSLETTER
# 16, APRIL 1993
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Editors: Dirk Boon, Wim van der Plas (Holland). Correspondents: Yoshiyuki
Abe (Japan), Peter Beyls (Belgium), Leslie Bishko (US), Paul Brown (US),
Jurgen Claus (Germany), Roger Malina (US), Ivan Pope (UK), Rejane Spitz
(Brazil). Lay-out: Rene Pare (Grafico de Poost). Text editors: Ray Archee,
Seth Shostak. ISEA, POB 8656, 3009 AR Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Tel
31-10-2020850, Fax 31-79-611737, Email ISEA@MBR.FRG.EUR.NL or ISEA@SARA.NL
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CONTENTS
EDITORIAL Wim van der Plas
MEDIEN LABOR MUNCHEN Prof. Herbert Francke
WIN 2K's OF GOLD Wim van der Plas
MANIFESTATION FOR THE UNSTABLE MEDIA V V2 Organisation
IAKTA WORKSHOP Yoshiyuki Abe
WORKING PAPERS 6 Jim Demmers
CALLS FOR PARTICIPATION
PUBLICATIONS
CALENDAR
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EDITORIAL
Wim van der Plas
With time, our Calendar is becoming more complete. We have had positive
comments on that. However, there are two remarks to be made: 1: it is not
as complete as we would like, and 2: this newsletter is supposed to be
more than a calendar. Considering these points further, we note that:
1: In fact, the newsletter is rather one sided. What is lacking, to a
large extent, is music and music-related art events. The idea behind ISEA
is interdisciplinarity. All the arts will start to merge, thanks to the
electronic revolution. That is why we need the communication structure
that ISEA tries to provide. Who is going to send us more information on
electronic and computer music events?
2: Please, do not hesitate to give us your thoughts on any aspect of
electronic art. We would welcome practice, such as reviews of events, or
theory. Do not leave it up to the correspondents alone. They do not get
paid for this either! Pieces should be no longer than one half to one
page. If possible, send material by Email.
We are happy to be able to tell you that all the International Symposia on
Electronic Art currently planned are making good progress. In Minneapolis
(4th ISEA) they are working like crazy, judging proposals and preparing
the preliminary program. In Helsinki, Minna Tarka was appointed coor-
dinator in order to organize the fifth symposium next year for the Univer-
sity of Industrial Arts. The Montreal group has held a number of meetings
in order to finalize their plans for ISEA '95.
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MEDIEN LABOR MUNCHEN
Prof. Herbert Franke
A new laboratory has been created in Munich for the implementation of
interdisciplinary Media Art projects: the Medien Labor Munchen - MLM. It
is currently housed in the second floor of the Kunstlerwerkstatt in the
Lothringer Strasse, and was set up through the auspices of the Cultural
Affairs Office (Kulturreferat) of the City of Munich with the help of
several industry sponsors, including the Siemens Cultural Program.
In its pilot phase, the primary task of the MLM will be to hold courses
and workshops on the artistic possibilities of the new media, as well as
to convey basic technical knowledge on their use and implementation.
These classes are open to all interested parties - especially artists, but
also to people in the natural sciences and humanities. The goal of these
courses is to enable participants to independently use electronic tools to
carry out long-term projects at the MLM. Beyond this, criteria for an
aesthetic of the new media arts and appropriate forms for their presen-
tation should be developed. Further, lecture series, conferences and
exhibitions are planned in order to engage a broad section of the public
in a discussion on the media arts.
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WIN 2 K's OF GOLD
Wim van der Plas
Since gold is still very hard to synthesize, this is the way to get it.
CorelDRAW organizes an ongoing competition for its registered users. This
competition has been going on for a few years and the winners of this year
will receive their prizes during an 'Academy Award of Graphics' on the
20th of May in the National Gallery of Ottawa, Canada. There are 1,000,000
Canadian dollars to be won, plus 2 kilograms of gold. The results of the
competition are published in an annual book called Corel Art Show
available from the book store.
The new competition starts in August. There are monthly competitions until
April, so you can enter more than once.
For further information: tel 1-613-728-8200, fax 728-2891.
For Holland/Europe: POB 616, 2130 AP Hoofddorp, The Netherlands.
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MANIFESTATION FOR THE UNSTABLE MEDIA V
V2 Organisation
1 - 10 October 1993, 's-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands
The 5th edition of this annual festival will be on the BODY: 'the physical
body in relation to the immaterial body in electronic space', 'the body as
an architectural object that can be designed', 'the body in ruin', 'the
body without organs' and more of these topics wil be addressed to. In
general our relation to nature will be a central issue: 'is man still the
measurement of all things ?' and 'are we machines living in a hyper
cartesian age ?'. The festival will have an analytic approach on our
technological society in relation to the arts. An exhibition, radioshow,
symposium and some performances will be part of this festival that will
present an international group of artists and scientific researchers.
Participating artists will be: Stelarc (Australia) performing with his
third hand and a virtual 4th hand; Erik Hobijn (NL) with his 'Delusions
of self immolation'machine that can give you an extreme physical and
psychological experience; Paul Sermon (UK) presenting his 'Telematic
dreaming' an intimate work that tries to evoke an interaction between the
telematic and the physical body; Arthus and Marilouise Kroker (Canada)
will talk on the 'body invaders'; Gregory Whitehead (USA) will take part
in the live radioshow on October 1st and bring some radiobodies to live.
Other artists will be involved in this festival. For more information
please contact: V2 Organisation, PO Box 11007, 5200 ES 's-Hertogenbosch,
The Netherlands. Tel: 31-73-137958, Fax: 31-73-122238.
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IAKTA WORKSHOP
Yoshiyuki Abe
September 16 , Senri Life-Science Center, Osaka, Japan.
Organization: The International Association for Knowledge Technology in
the Art The Labolatories of Image Information Science and Technology
(L.I.S.T) Chairmen: David Cope, Bernard Bel and Haruhiro Katayose
Abstract:
Following the 1993 ICMC in Tokyo, Japan, a Workshop on Knowledge
Technology in the Arts will be held in Osaka, 3 hours from Tokyo by train,
and 1 hour by plane. The Workshop is sponsored by the International
Association for Knowledge Technology in the Arts, IAKTA, Inc., Boston, MA,
USA (Otto Laske, President) and Laboratories of Image Information Science
and Technology, Osaka, Japan (Haruhiro Katayose, Workshop Coordinator).
We are herewith calling for papers on applications of symbolic and
connectionist AI to topics in composition, design, performance, and
teaching in the computer arts (music, film, video, poetry, dance,
sculpture, drawing, performance art, etc.). In particular, we are looking
for reflections upon the impact of knowledge technology (algorithms,
knowledge bases, neural networks, hypermedia, virtual reality) on the
artistic process. We are also encouraging tutorial materials on these
topics which are geared to encouraging novices in the field to become
involved with new technologies in the arts. Email submission is welcome.
Important constraints of submission are:
1. 1000-word abstract (English), due by April 30, 1993
2. June 30, 1993: notice of acceptance/rejection
3. July 30, 1993: deadline for submitting camera-ready, free format text
4. Workshop fee: equivalent of US$ 20.00.
The Workshop will comprise papers, panels, demonstrations, and a computer
music concert, as well as a banquet. Demonstrations will be presented by
the Laboratories of Image Information Science and Technology.
Secretariat:
Haruhiro Katayose, L.I.S.T, Laboratory of Image Information Science and
Technology, Senri Life-Science Center 11F, 1-4-2 Shinsenri-higashimachi
Toyonaka-shi, Osaka 565 Japan.
Fax: 81-6-8732040, Email: katayose@inolab.sys.es.osaka-u.ac.jp
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WORKING PAPERS 6
Jim Demmers
PUBLIC DOMAIN as an organization is devoted in both theory and practice to
examinations of the relationships between art and ideas, and more
specifically, the role that technology plays in constituting modern life
and thought. To facilitate these explorations we conduct a series of
presentations called WORKING PAPERS several times a year, publish a
limited edition of the journal PERFORATIONS, and provide on-line computer
network services for Public Domain members.
This Spring's series of WORKING PAPERS will be held at the Homage Coffee
House at 255 Trinity Ave. (near the Trinity gallery) in downtown Atlanta.
(Their phone number is 404-525-7546). Each session will begin at 7:30
p.m. and last approximately one hour. There will be an opportunity for
discussion following each presentation. Admission is free and open to the
public.
For further information concerning WORKING PAPERS and/or PUBLIC DOMAIN
please contact:
PUBLIC DOMAIN, P.O. box 8899, Atlanta, GA 30306-0899, USA
Tel: 1-404-8437087, E-mail: jdemmers@pd.org (Jim Demmers)
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CALLS FOR PARTICIPATION
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TELAESTHESIA '93
May 1993, Village Square, Brighton Marina, Brighton, UK
This is an international call for FAX ART: the (techno)logical successor
to mail art. Throughout May 1993, visitors to the largest Arts Festival
in England will be invited to enter an extraordinary gallery where YOU
can control both the environment AND the contents of the show, remotely,
with your local FAX machine.
We invite YOU to help decorate the gallery. Design a vertically-
repeating wallpaper pattern on a sheet of paper and FAX it to us. We
will then make several copies of the design, attach them together
and then 'hang' your strip of wallpaper in our gallery. We invite you
also to FAX other 'ornaments' for the gallery walls: clocks, decorative
plates, flying ducks - let your imagination run wild!
The theme of the Xhibition is "telaesthesia". We invite you to FAX to
us your visual interpretations of the five known human senses and/or
your experiences beyond the sixth sense. All artwork received will be
displayed in our 'newly decorated' gallery space.
Fax : 0273-818352 (UK), Fax: 44-273-818352 (rest of world), Faxes accepted
15th April - 31st May, 1993. Xhibition open to the public 1st - 31st May.
CENTER FOR COMPUTER RESEARCH IN MUSIC AND ACOUSTICS (CCRMA)
SUMMER COURSES AND WORKSHOPS
June 28 to July 23, 1993, Stanford University, USA
For applications and information, please write: CCRMA Summer Workshops,
Music Department, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305-8180, USA.
Tel: 1-415-723-4971, Fax: 1-415-723-8468.
1993 CONTEMPORARY ARTS SUMMER INSTITUTE SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
COMPUTED ART INTENSIVE
JUNE 28 - JULY 17
Exploring Software as a Creative Medium
Interactive music systems (Daniel Scheidt), scoring & sound design
(Martin Gotfrit), computer controlled installations (George Lewis),
expert systems animation, (Sang Mah), choreographic software (Thecla
Schiphorst). Applications are due April 30.
For More Information Contact:
Tanya Petreman, School for the Contemporary Arts, Simon Fraser University,
Burnaby BC, V5A 1S6 Canada. Tel: 1-604-2914672, Fax: 1-604-2915907.
Email: Tanya_Petreman@sfu.ca
PRIX ARS ELECTRONICA 1994, CALL FOR ENTRIES
Since 1990, the Prix Ars Electronica for Interactive Art has been awarded
for artwork using virtual reality, screen based interactive hypermedia,
interactive multi-media installations, interactive hypertext and cinema,
interactive sound and virtual sculpture and other types of interactive
art involving the use of computers.
Prize winners have included Myron Krueger, Paul Sermon, Monika Fleischmann
/Wolfgang Strauss, Knowbotics Research, David Rokeby, William Seaman,
Stephen Wilson, Joachim Sauter, Jill Scott, Chico McMurtrie/Rick Sayre,
Jeffrey Shaw and Norman White.
The deadline for entries for the 1994 Prix Ars Electronica for Interactive
Art is 28 February, 1994. Three Prizes with a total value of $25,000 will
be awarded. Submissions must include a videotape demonstrating the nature
of the interactivity involved in the artwork and making clear the in-
novative and creative use of the computer.
Prizes are also awarded separately in the categories of Computer Animation
and Computer Music.
For further information and to receive entry blanks contact:
Prix Ars Electronica, ORF, Franckstrasse 2a, 4010 Linz, Austria.
Tel: 43-732-6900267, Fax: 43-732-6900270.
NETWORKING PROJECTS WANTED FOR FISEA 93
FISEA 93, to be held in Minneapolis, MN, in November 1993, is seeking
proposals for papers and panels on networking among artists and networking
projects. Please send proposals before May 15, 1993, to:
Jan Zita Grover, Artpaper, 2402 University Avenue West, St. Paul, MN 55114
USA. Email: jzgrover@mcad.edu
ONE MINUTE WORLD FESTIVAL
July 30, '93, Sao Paulo, Brasil
Deadline for sending tapes:
Works from 3 seconds to 60 seconds. Ask for conditions of entry before
sending tapes.
Info:
Agencia Observatorio, Rua Prof. Rubia Meira 50, Sao Paulo, Brasil
Tel/fax: 55-11-8512846
France: Catherine Derosier, tel 33-81-309030, fax 309525
England: Michael Maziere, tel 44-71-2844588, fax 2676078
Spain: Juan Carlos Perez, tel 34-1-4417188, fax 4419884
A CALL TO ALL MAIL 7 FAX ARTISTS
AN ACT OF RESISTANCE: MAKING COMMUNITY(IES)
Resist, a foundation celebrating 25 years of funding grassroots social
change, is sponsoring an art event in Fall 1993. There will be an inter-
national MAIL ART and FAX ART component to the show OPEN TO EVERYONE. Mail
art: No returns; documentation to all. Send mail art only to: P. O. Box
1136, Kendall Square., Cambridge MA 02142 USA.
Mail art deadline late September '93. Fax art: During the show only --
number TBA. Send a S.A.S.E. or two international postal reply coupons for
more mail and fax details.
Arts Resist, One Summer Street, Somerville, MA 02143, USA.
E-mail: jeremias@mit.edu
EDUGRAPHICS '93
First International Conference on Graphics Education.
6-10 December 1993, Hotel Alvor Praia, Alvor, Algarve, PORTUGAL.
The conference aims at gathering together outstanding educators in
graphics, which will give keynote lectures reviewing, presenting the
state-of-the-art and discussing future directions on their respective
fields. The conference will be open to contributors from all ranks and
from all over the world. Graphics will be be focused on from a wide and
comprehensive point of view.
The conference will not be one more "computer graphics education" meeting
but a truly all-encompassing event on all aspects and sub-areas of
Graphics. The conference shall be known for its openness, anti-clique and
anti-politics philosophy. Keynote speakers shall be outstanding
specialists in all of the various sub-domains of Graphics.
Subject areas include : Technical Drawing, Engineering Graphics, Descrip-
tive, Geometry, Theoretical Graphics and Geometry, Computational Geometry,
Geometric, Modeling, CAGD, Computer and Computational Graphics, CADD, CAI,
CAD/CAE, Image Synthesis and Processing, Scientific Visualization, Human-
Computer Interface, Animation and Fractals.
Co-Chairs : Vera B. Anand Clemson University, USA, Luiz A. Vieira Dias,
National Institute for Space Research, Brazil, Harold P. Santo, Technical
University of Lisbon, Portugal
Organizing Committee Chair:
Prof. Harold P. Santo, Department of Civil Engineering
IST - Advanced Technical Institute, Technical University of Lisbon
Av. Rovisco Pais 1, 1096 Lisboa Codex, Portugal
Tel/Fax : 351-1-848-2425, E-mail : d1663@beta.ist.utl.pt
EDUGRAPHICS '93 will be held concurrently with "COMPUGRAPHICS '93 - Third
International Conference on Computational Graphics and Visualization
Techniques" (same date and venue).
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PUBLICATIONS
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VIDEO LECTURES COMPUTER GRAPHICS
Lectures by the originators of today's important computer technologies.
(Discount for ACM members until May 7, '93).
Available from:
University Video Communications, POB 5129-LL, Stanford, CA 94309, USA
Tel 1-415-8130506, Fax 8130315, Email: UVC.LEMON@FORSYTHE.STANFORD.EDU
THE ARACHNET ELECTRONIC JOURNAL ON VIRTUAL CULTURE
March 22, 1993 Volume 1 Issue 1
Tabble of contents:
1.Feature Articles.
-Education, Cyberspace and Change by J.L. Lemke.
-Abductive Multiloguing: The Semiotic Dynamics of Navigating the Net.
by Gary Shank.
2.The Cyberspace Monitor, edited by Algirdas Pakstas.
Editor message, Media Reviews (Books: 'Internet: Getting Started')
Netware Reviews (Software: Electronic Journal System) (Services: Internet
Talk Radio), Netware Tutorials (Listserv/Ldbase), Meetings/Conferences/
Exhibitions/Events/Projects.
Papers may be submitted at anytime by email or send/file to:
Ermel Stepp - Editor-in-Chief, M034050@MARSHALL.WVNET.EDU
LISTSERV Retrieval Instructions:
Send e-mail to LISTSERV@KENTVM (Bitnet) or LISTSERV@KENTVM.KENT.EDU
Leave the subject line empty. The message must read: GET EJVCV1N1 CONTENTS
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CALENDAR
Thanks: SCOPE Magazine/Computer Graphics World/LEN/FAF
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VIDEO POSITIVE
April 1-31 '93, Liverpool, England
Installations by Peter Callas, John Conomos & David Haines, Barbara
Steinman and others. Performances by Annie Griffin, Solid State Opera,
Robin Blackledge. Seminars and screenings.
Info:
Eddie Berg, Movolia, Bluecoat Chambers, School Lane, Liverpool L1 3BX
England. Tel: 44-51-7092663, Fax: 7092150
IBERCAD 93
April 19-24, '93, Barcelona, Spain
Info: World Computer Graphics Association, 2033 M St, NW, Suite 399
Washington, DC 20036-8446, USA. Tel: 1-202-7759556
39th INTERNATIONALE KURZFILMTAGE
April 22-28, '93, Oberhausen, Germany
Main theme: 'Confrontation between different cultures'. Also a program of
pop promos from Britain and the US and of ads from Brasil and South
Africa. International TV Forum with South Productions, Channel Four. Film
market, competition.
Info: Int. Kurzfilmtage, Chr. Stegerstrasse 10, D-4200 Oberhausen 1,
Germany, Tel: 49-208-852591, Fax: 856414
VISION
April 25-29, '93, Denver, USA
Info:
XPLOR International, The Electronic Document Systems Association
2550 Via Tejon, Suite 3L, Palos Verdes Estates, CA 90274-6809, USA
Tel: 1-310-3733633
NCGA 93
April 26-29, '93, Philadelphia, USA
Conference of the National Computer Graphics Association.
Includes Film & Video Competition computer animation.
Info: NCGA, 2722 Merrilee Drive, Suite 200, Fairfax, VA 22031-4499, USA.
Tel: 1-703-6989600
THE INFORMAL EUROPEAN ARTS AND MEDIA MEETING
1 - 4 May 1993, Felix Meritis Building, Amsterdam
The informal European Arts and Media Meeting, 'Beyond Mass Media', wishes
to strengthen and contribute to the growth of the network of which
producers, arts institutions, broadcast and media people and organisations
are a part. It aims to be a think-tank and meeting point for key thinkers
and practitioners of the audiovisual and arts worlds of Europe. The
meeting should stimulate, challenge and encourage cooperation and
collaboration.
Contact: The Felix Meritis Foundation, PO Box 53066, 1007 RB Amsterdam,
The Netherlands. (The envelop should be marked 'IEAM'.
Tel: 31-20-6262321 Fax: 31-20-6249368.
TYPE-X, ART-X
May 6-8, '93, Philadelphia, USA
Printing Expo.
Info: Graphic Communications Three, 7500 Old Oak Blvd, Cleveland, OH
44130, USA. Tel 1-216-8262878
8e IMAGES DU FUTUR
Montreal, Canada, May 14-September 19, '93
"Largest exhibition on art, new technologies and communications in the
world": holography, computer animation, virtual reality, interactive
sculptures, multimedia installations. Special focus on New York.
International computer animation competition; 5 categories art,
theatrical, advertising, logo/film credits, special FX. Jury awards and
people's choice awards (September 15).
Info:
Mario Tremblay, La Cite des Arts et des Nouvelles Technologies de Montreal
15 rue de la Commune ouest, bur 101, Montreal, Canada H2Y 2C6
Tel: 1-514-8491612, Fax: 1-514-9820064
ENVIRONMENTAL ART AT THE EXPLORATORIUM.
14 May - 6 September, 1993
Meanderings by Michael Brown, Terraforms:Duet for Sandbox and Computer
by Al Jarnow, Cloud Rings by Ned Kahn, Water Waves: A multi-monitor
video installation by Andrej Zdrawic.
Contact:
The Exploratorium, McBean Theater, 3601 Lyon St., San Francisco, CA USA,
Tel: 1-415-5526866
VIRTUAL REALITY 93
May 19-21, '93, San Jose, USA.
Info: Meckler Corp., 11 Ferry Lane West, Westport, CT 06880, USA
Tel: 1-800-6355537
CONFERENCE ON UNDERSTANDING IMAGES
May 21-22, '93, Pace University, New York, NY, USA.
Sponsored by NYC ACM/SIGGRAPH
Contact: Professor Francis T. Marchese, Department of Computer Science,
Pace University, New York, NY 10038, USA. Tel: 1-212-3461803,
Fax: 1-212-3461933, E-Mail: MARCHESF@PACEVM.Bitnet
SILICON GRAPHICS EXPO
May 25-27, '93, San Jose, USA
Info: SG Expo, 12343 Hymeadow Drive, Bldg. 3, Austin, TX 78750, USA
Tel 1-800-727EXPO [translation?]
MULTIMEDIA '93
May 27-29, '93, Toronto, Canada
Info: Susan Blair, Multimedia Trade Shows Inc., 7-70 Villarboit Crescent
Concord, Ont., Canada L4K 4C7. Tel: 1-416-6602491
19th INTERNATIONAL ANIMATED FILM FESTIVAL
June 1-6, '93, Annecy, France
Info: Centre International du Cinema d'Animation, POB 399, F-74013 Annecy,
France. Tel: 33-50-574172, Fax: 678195
CINE VIDEO PSY '93
June 8-11, '93, Lorquin, France
Info: Assn. Video Psy, Centre Hospitalier Specialise, F-57790 Lorquin,
France. Tel: 33-87-231412, Fax: 231410
ARS ELECTRONICA
June 14-18, '93, Linz, Austria
Main theme: 'Genetic art - artificial life'. A symposium with inter-
national geneticists, exhibition, videos, music, media projects and the
international competitions: computer animation, computer graphics, com-
puter music and interactive art.
Info: ORF-Ars Electronica, Frankstrasse 2A, A-4020 Linz, Austria.
Tel: 43-732-6900267, Fax: 6900270
ACH CONFERENCE
June 16-19, 1993, Georgtown University, Washington, DC, USA
1993 Joint International Conference of The Association for Computers and
the Humanities and The Association for Literary and Linguistic Computers
This conference is the major forum for discussion of the preparation,
encoding, and use of character-based electronic text and for computerbased
research in literature, linguistics, and related humanities disciplines.
Details from:
Dr. Michael Neuman, ACH-ALLC93, Academic Computer Center, 238 Reiss
Science Building, Georgetown University, Washington, DC 20057, USA.
Tel: 1-202-687-6096, Fax: 1-202-687-6003,
Email: ach_allc93@guvax.georgetown.edu
COMPUTER ANIMATION 93
June 17-18, '93, Geneve, Switzerland.
Computer animation in the following categories: science & industry, motion
picture, corporate communication.
Info:
Nadia Magnenat-Thalmann, Mira Lab, CUI, 24 rue General Dufour, CH-1204
Geneve, Switzerland. Tel: 44-22-7876581, Fax: 7353905
Email: THALMANN@ELDI.EPFL.CH
MOSTRA ATLANTIC DE REALIDADE VIRTUAL
21 June - 2 July 1993, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
A two-week event consisting of Virtual Reality demonstrations, workshops
and lectures, and a Digital Painting exhibition.
Presentations include:
- Mandala System performance (Vincent John Vincent - The Vivid Group,
Canada)
- V.R. demonstrations by Bryan Hughes (Renaissance Foundation, USA)
- Coletiva ATLANTIC de Pintura Digital (Collective exhibition of
Digital Paintings) - Curator: Rodrigo Toledo
- Workshops (by Vincent John Vincent and Bryan Hughes)
- Seminars:
- Applications of V.R.
- V.R. applied to art & entretainment
- Electronic Art: a combination of art and science
Coordinator: Rejane Spitz
Sponsored by: CIA. ATLANTIC de PETROLEO
Supported by : ISEA (South America)
Contact: Maria Byington or Rodrigo Toledo, CANDIDO MENDES CULTURAL CENTER
Rua da Assembleia 10 / 616 - CEP20119-900, Rio de Janeiro - RJ - BRASIL
Tel: 55-21-5312000, (ext. 257), Fax: 55-21-2242111
MONTAGE '93
July 8 - August 7, '93, Rochester, USA.
International festival of the image. The fusion of art & technology and
the future of visual communications. Exhibitions, lectures, panels,
international film festival, video, computer animation, time-based
electronic work, arts & technology exposition, conferences, workshops.
Info: Lisa Farrell, Montage 93, 31 Prince Street, Rochester,
NY 14607-1499, USA. Tel: 1-716-4428897
COMPUTER MUSIC WORKSHOPS
July 18-25 and July 26-31, Oberlin College, USA
Two Workshops in Electronic and Computer Music.
The Conservatory of Music at Oberlin College invites you to participate in
the 1993 workshops in electronic and computer music.
Contact:
Office of Outreach Programs, Conservatory of Music, Oberlin College,
Oberlin, OH 44074, USA. Tel: 1-216-775-8044, Email: fnelson@oberlin.edu
ICS 93
July 19-23, '93, Tokyo, Japan.
International conference on supercomputing.
Info: Julie Eitzer, ACM, 1515 Broadway, New York, NY 10036-9998, USA.
Tel: 1-212-8697440
ELECTRONIC IMAGING AND THE VISUAL ARTS
July 28-30, National Gallery, London, UK.
Preliminary information about the 1993 EVA conference (Electronic Imaging
and the Visual Arts) is now available. Two days of pre-conference
tutorials on fundamentals of imaging applications, and advanced technical
topics, will be offered July 26-27.
In addition to the annual EVA conference, a series of related one-day
seminars is being held in Paris, Edinburgh, Madrid, and Amsterdam through
April 1994. For full details and registration information, contact the
conference organizers:
VASARI Ltd., 237 High Street, Aldershot, Hampshire CU11 1TJ, U.K. Kingdom
Tel: 44-0-252-313437, Fax: 44-0-252-311540
SIGGRAPH '93
August 1-6, '93, Anaheim, CA, USA
International Conference on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques.
Includes Multi-Media '93. Includes Electronic Theater and Art Show.
Info:
Leona Caffrey, Smith, Bucklin & Ass, 401 North Michigan Av, Chicago, IL
60611, USA. Tel: 1-312-6446610, Fax 3216876, Email: S93@SIGGRAPH.ORG
MUSIC EDUCATION : AN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE PERSPECTIVE
A half-day workshop to be held on Wednesday 25th August, 1993 as part of
AI-ED 93, the World Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Education,
23rd-27th August, 1993, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK.
Workshop submissions and enquiries should be sent to :
Matt Smith, Dept. Computing, Open University,
Walton Hall, Milton Keynes, Bucks MK7 6AA, UK
Tel: 44-908-652682, Fax: 44-908-652140, Email: m.r.smith@open.ac.uk
7TH FREIBURG VIDEO FORUM
September 2-5, '93, Freiburg, Germany
A forum for experimental and documentary videos: reality & fiction, art &
politics.
Info: Medienwerkstatt Freiburg, Konradtstrasse 20, D-7800 Freiburg,
Germany. Tel: 49-761-709757, Fax: 701796
12th VIDEO ART FESTIVAL
September 2-5, '93, Locarno, Switzerland
Info:
AIVAC, POB 763, CH-6600 Locarno, Switzerland. Tel 41-93-312208, Fax 312207
EUROPEAN MEDIA ART FESTIVAL
September 12-26, '93, Osnabruck, Germany
Experimental film and video art, installations, performances, seminars,
international student forum.
Info: Alfred Rotert, Int. Experimentalfilm Workshop, POB 1861,
D-4500 Osnabruck, Germany. Tel: 49-541-21658, Fax: 28327
4TH INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC FILM FESTIVAL
September 23-30, '93, Montreal, Canada
International competition, public screenings, conferences.
Info: Herve Fischer, Fest. Int. du Film Scientifique,
15, rue de la Commune ouest, Montreal, Canada H2Y 2CD
Tel: 1-514-8491612, Fax: 9820064
ICSPAT'93
Sept 28 - Oct 1, Santa Clara, CA, USA.
The International Conference on Signal Processing Applications &
Technology will be held on September 28 - October 1 in Santa Clara, CA,
USA. Papers must be received by May 14, 1993.
Contact: DSP Associates, 18 Peregrine Rd., Newton Centre, MA, 02159, USA,
Tel: 1-617-9643817, Fax: 1-617-9696689, Email: World@world.std.com
INTERFACE'93
The 18th Annual Conference for Humanities and Technology.
21-23 Oct 1993, Atlanta, USA
Call for papers deadline is May 1, presentations limited to 20 minutes.
Send abstracts (100 word single-spaced top centre age) to:
Interface '93, Humanities and Social Sciences Department
Southern College of Technology, 1100 South Marietta Parkway, Marietta GA
30060-2896, USA. Tel: 1-404-5287202
THE BODY IN RUIN
1993, 's-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands
The V2 Organisation is a center for art & technology. In 1993 a series of
events are focussed on the body.
23, 24 and 25 April: 'Most Incredible Machines' with Gordon Monahan (Can)
Laura Kikauka (Can), Brad Hwang (K) and Bastiaan Lips (BRD/NL)
14, 15 and 16 May: 'Neo Nature', a project by Horst Rickels (NL) and
Viktor Wentik (NL)
June: 'Music with Machines' with Clarence Barlow (India) and STEIM (NL)
June: 'Synesthetics: stimulation & Stimulation', program curated in
cooperation with Gottfried Hattinnnger (A). With Just Merit (A), Dannniel
Charles (F) and others.
September: 'Prosthesis: the body as an architectural object'
NOX (architecture collective, NL), Diler & Scofido (USA) and others.
Contact: V2 Organisation, PO Box 11007, 5200 ES 's-Hertogenbosch,
The Netherlands. Tel: 31-73-137958, Fax: 31-73-122238.
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tists and their institutes, making it easier for the institutes and
individual members to share expertise with each other. The aims of the
Inter-Society are to promote a structured approach to electronic art and
to help finance worthy electronic art projects. For membership information
contact ISEA at the address on the front page.
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its members, who have no access to Electronic Mail, informed. Those
members can, if they desire, get in touch with the Email addresses men-
tioned in this Newsletter by contacting ISEA.
Support: Groningen University, Amsterdam University, De Fabriek/Hollandia.
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