[Overview] [Presentations] [Workshops] [Art Events]
Keynotes:
- Jan Hoet — Art and Technology: A Paradox or a Challenge to Articulate a Necessity of Faith
- Brenda Laurel — Art/Tech Collaborations: Some Tips on Getting along
General Meeting of the Inter-Society for the Electronic Arts
- Roman Verostko, USA, FISEA’93 Director
- Wim van der Plas, Netherlands, director Inter-Society for the Electronic Arts
- Harri Ruohomaki, Finland, ISEA94
- Alain Mongeau, Canada, ISEA95
- Roger Malina, USA, ISAST/Leonardo
Paper Presentations:
- Carol Gigliotti — Aesthetics of a Virtual World
- Patricia Search — The Semiotics of the Digital Image
- George Shortess — Creative Problem Solving as Aesthetic Experience
- Norie Neumark — Interactive Journeys: making room to move in the cultural territories of interactivity
- Zack Settel & Cort Lippe — Live Interaction, Applications for Real-time FFT-based Resynthesis
- Craig Harris — Configuring Hospitable Space
- Margo Apostolos — Robotic Choreography: Redefining the State of Art
- Iain Whitecross — The Electronic Garden
- Martin Herman — Deterministic Chaos, Iterative Models, Dynamical Systems and Their Application in Algorithmic Composition
- Rich Gold — Art in the Age of Ubiquitous Computing
- Delle Maxwell & Annette Weintraub — A User’s Guide to the Electronic Cliche
- Rejane Spitz — Qualitative, dialectical, and experiential domains of Electronic Art
- Trudy Myrrh Reagan — Scientists Doing Art, Artists Doing Science
- Peter Beyls — Creativity and Computation
- Forest Kenton Musgrave — Formal logic and Self Expression
- Samia Halaby — Technology, Abstraction and Kinetic Painting
- Brian Evans — The Implicate Beauty of the Algorithm
- Eduardo Miranda — Cellular Automata Music Composition: A Bio-logical Inspiration
- Leni Schwendiger — Urban Sites Inform Sculpture/Light Work
- Jurgen Claus — Art in the Solar Age
- Paul Barilleaux — Holography and the Landscape Tradition
- Mary Stieglitz Witte — Imaging with Color Copiers: Survey of Artworks from North America and Europe
- Stephen Wilson — Light and Dark Visions: The Relationship of Cultural Theory to Art that Uses Emerging Technologies
Poster Sessions
- David Fodel — Telepainting
- Wayne Draznin — Beyond Text, Beyond Hierarchy: Communication in Cyberspace
- Bruce Hamilton & Susan Hamilton — From Sculpture to Cyberspace: Computer Modelling and Rendering of Sculptural Forms
- Janice Lincoln — The Electronic Visionary/Shamanic Artist
- Richard Helmick — Pen Plotters Revisited: The Forgotten Output Device for Computer Art
- Lillian Schwartz — Hidden Mona Lisa
- Carl Loeffler — Networked Virtual Reality
- Rob Fisher — Sculpting in Cyberspace: Dance of the Cybernauts
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Simon Penny & Robert Raeseman — Art + Robotics Project: an autonomous sensing robotic artwork
- Harold McWhinnie — Paintings from the Louvre
- Hans Dehlinger & Qi Dongxu — Line Art: Algorithmic Experiments and Explorations into Pictorial space
- Yacov Sharir, Diana Gromala & Marcos Novak — Dancing with the Virtual Dervish
- Helaman Ferguson — Cutting Edge Hard Copy in the Round
- Joseph DeLappe — Critical Interactions: Constructed Realities
- Carlos Vicente — On Strategies
- Char Davies — Painting in Virtual Space
- Christopher Janney — Sound as a Visual Medium
- Avi Rosen — Abstract Man Machine
- Eduardo Kac — Recent Experiments in Holopoetry and Computer Holopoetry
- Timothy Duffield — Landscape and Sculptural Environment
- David Blair — Electronic Cinema
- Harold Fortuin — Curvaceous: Software for Exploring the Potential of the Computer as Musical Performer
- Kevin Suffern — Chaos and Computer Art
- Artemis Moroni — Brazil’s Cutting Edge: Interactive Works and Moments
- Raul Marroquin — Digital Cable T.V.
- Thecla Schiphorst — Computers that Dance: Interacting and Composing with the Body
- Hsueh-Yung Koo & Tim Desley — Neurohacking: Using Multichannel Biosignal Input for Computer Graphic Applications
- Henry See — Hypermedia: Virtual Reality and Interactivity
- Jackie Ford Morie — Virtopia
Institutional Presentations
- Kathleen Chmelewski — Artists at the Electronic Frontier
- Mark Stanley, Jeff Caird & Marty Hicks — Human Factors Research Laboratory
Panels:
Coping with Hyperculture: technological Change and the Pace of Cultural adaption
- Simon Penny, Peter Lunenteld, Lev Manovich, Jeffrey Schultz — Coping with Hyperculture
- Peter Lunenfeld — Nano Thoughts & Hyperaesthetics, Art Speed and Interpretation
- Lev Manovich — Controlling Attention: Modernism, Hollywood and VR
- J. Schulz — Virtu-Real Space
The Network without Walls: The Re-definition of Art in the Age of Telecommunications
- Greg Garvey, Roy Ascott, Brenda Laurel & Carl Eugene Loeffler — The Network Without Walls
- Roy Ascott — From Appearance to Apparition: Communications and Consciousness in the Cybersphere
The Computer As A Tool for Sculptors: Sculpting in Cyberspace
- Stewart Dickson, Timothy Duffield, Helaman Ferguson, Frank McGuire, David Morris, Steve Pevnick, Rob Fisher & Bruce Hamilton — The Computer As A Tool for Sculptors
Beyond the Book: Computer-based Literature
Robert Drake, Anita Stoner, Richard Gess & Judith Kerman — Beyond the Book