Past Events

Year	Events
2018-19	2018 - 2019 Colloquia Series: "Creative Ecologies" The series of lectures and workshops will explore: How does one define and expand the notion of ecologies in a multidisciplinary and expansive way through the lens of arts and technology? What connections exist or could be envisioned between artistic, environmental, technological, ethical, political and cultural systems? How do we examine a notion of creative ecologies in relation to the human experience? This series draws together presentations and hands-on workshops by artists, scientists, scholars, and makers to discuss and create intersecting systems and processes. Multiple events will be scheduled throughout the year
2017-18	January Technology Workshop "Intersections" Symposium
2016-2017	Lee Blalock "n3w_b0d1es" Colloquia January 2017 Technology Workshop La Pocha Nostra "Unplugged" - Guillermo Gomez Pena Quince Contemporary Vocal Ensemble
2015-2016	Butch Rovan: Design Thinking in Music Symposium 2016: Open All Ports Lev Manovich: Data Art, Data Science, and Digital Humanities Momo Ishiguro: Soundscapes for Supermarkets OpenEndedGroup: On Location in 3D Chris Salter: Alien Agency: Techno-science, Art and the Limits of Knowing Rebecca Mitchell: Extreme Aesthetics: The Creation of Self, Gender, Art, and Life as Radical Feminism Tirtza Even: Natural Life documentary screening Fall Weekend Opening Reception of New Work/Seminar Space at 768 Williams Street Joey Mercado '16, Ray Coti '16 and Virginia Gresham '17: Fall Weekend 2015 Events (demonstration of the Diane Y. Williams '59 Visualization Wall) Caroline Park: Embodying the Beyond Andrea Lanoux, David Kim, Rosemary Roberts, Lyndsey Nelson: Whistling Vivaldi
2014-2015	Heather Dewey-Hagbord: Rendering DNA Sarah Oppenheimer: FE-09 - Isovists: recent work Maayan Sheleff: Frankie - A Documentarian Robot Marianne Weems and James Gibbs: 21st Century Storytelling Since 1994
2013-2014	Symposium 2014: Presence, Immersion and Location
2012-2013	Christopher Grymes: The Inflexible Partner Jennifer and Kevin McCoy: Twenty-one Twelve Barbara Hammer: The Hidden Hammer and the Lesbian Museum Reid Farrington: Organizing Principles
2011-2012	Symposium 2012: Aesthetics and Creative Pathways
2010-2011	Michael Rees: Putto 4 Over 4: The Public and the Private Betsey Biggs: The Waking Dream-ness of Sound Harmony Bench: Social Dance-Media Michael Casey: Scandora Casey Neistat: A Camera, Marker, Paper and Scissors
2009-2010	Symposium 2010: Revolution: Technology as Change
2008-2009	Elaine Chew: Musical Science and Engineering Art Allison De Fren: Disarticulations of the Artificial Woman Rachel Boggia: Kurosawa's Rashomon through Improvisational Interactive Performance Andrea Polli: Ground Truth
2007-2008	Symposium 2008: New Creativity
2006-2007	Jon Rubin: The Floating Cinema and Cross Cultural Video Production Todd Winkler: Synesthetic Explorations in Multimedia Dance/Theatre Butch Rovan: Resistance, Technology, and the Work of Etienne-Jules Marey Terrence Masson: Digital Fauxtography
2004-2005	Doug Scott: Art, Technology, and Politics of German Design, 1890-1945 Barbara Lattanzi: Viewer as Performer Peter Kirn: IMAGE + SOUND: Integrating Visual and Aural in the Digital Realm Camille Utterbeck: Interaction with Digital Media
2002-2003	Symposium 2003: Transparent Technologies
2001-2002	Jessica Helfand and William Drenttel Tim Roy: Dyanmic Diagrams Tristan Murail Gerardo Orioli and Jay Nilsen: The Many Faces of 3D Computer Animation
2000-2001	Symposium 2001: Feedback: Perception and Interaction in the Electronics Arts
1999-2000	Robert Weschler and Frieder Weiss Ted Gipstein '76: Forensic Animation Evidence
1998-1999	Helen Thorington Matt Heckert Adrianne Wortzel

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