[ [..] ] immedia2003 >>>>> 8th.annual.digital.electronic.art.exhibition
[ [..] ] 01.31.2003 to 02.08.2003 university of michigan media union 2281 bonisteel blvd. ann arbor, mi 48109 [ [..] ] multimedia performances interactive installations lectures animation and video screenings interactive fiction and web works flatwork CAVE virtual reality interactive graphics video flatwork [ [..] ] friday 01.31.2003 opening night >>>>> food and refreshments served ].[ CAVE 6-9pm ][ virtual reality ].[ central collaboration area ].[ performances by >>>> 7pm ][ 01V 8pm ][ Drop Box 9pm ][ Chris McNamara ].[ video studio ].[ performances by >>>> 7pm ][ Nine Questions 8pm ][ Midwest Product 9pm ][ Naoism 10pm ][ Bill Van Loo 11pm ][ Rob Theakston [ [..] ] saturday 02.01.2003 night >>>>> ].[ CAVE 6-9pm ][ virtual reality ].[ video studio ].[ Kit Clayton and Sue Costabile 7pm ][ lecture on electronic music composition and live video manipulation 8pm ][ artist q and a 9pm ][ 'Interruption' performance ].[ Joshua Kit Clayton lectures about the creative process in electronic music composition and the challenges of combining it with live video manipulation. following the lecture, Kit Clayton and Sue Costabile perform the conceptual art piece, 'Interruption', exhibiting innovations in audio/visual manipulation and physical movement. Those interested in Jitter for MAX/MSP are strongly encouraged to attend. [ [..] ] throughout the week >>>>> ].[ gallery interactive installations interactive fiction and web works flatwork ].[ video studio animation and video screenings interactive installations video flatwork interactive graphics ( ( ( mission ) ) ) [ [..] ] [ [..] ] the immedia electronic art exhibition has developed from a community of artists and thinkers interested in the artistic possibilities of new technologies. the immedia community exhibits the best of such art, eschewing reckless application of powerful technology in favor of electronic art which seeks deeper understandings of technology's relationship with art and life in contemporary society. as with any art, electronic art must explain our world to us in new ways, helping us understand and relate to our environment. the immedia community believes that the sweeping changes already wrought by television and those still to be realized by computers and digital devices necessitate a new art. this new art, reacting with and against new technologies, has a deep responsibility to guide humankind's future interactions with its new electronic environment. technology must be used in creative, intelligent ways to ensure an expressive future. the immedia exhibition hinges on the belief that it is the electronic artist's responsibility to realize the full creative potential of digital and analog devices. http://entity.ummu.umich.edu/immedia/ [EMAIL PROTECTED]