ISEA2015: [IP3] Surrey Art Gallery, North Carolina...

ISEA2015: The 21st International Symposium on Electronic Art

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[IP3] Surrey Art Gallery, North Carolina State University Library Program, Repurposing Urban Space, University of Greenwich, University of Applied Arts Vienna, D3: Dubai Design District

ISEA is a unique occasion for institutional art, design and art + technology communities to present, demonstrate and gather to compare visions, strategies, program developments, curriculum, student-works, inter-institutional collaborations. Institutional Presentation sessions are dedicated to the presentation of organizations, artist-run centres, departments, programs, gallery, museum, company, or creative/pedagogical initiatives. Rather then focusing on the research content, artwork or artifact, they focus on the organizational, financial, curatorial, community enabled, and community enabling initiatives.

IP Session 3:
11:30-11:45am Liane Davison,Jordan Strom and Alison Rajah. Art Centre: Anticipating the Net Generation and Beyond: Surrey Art Gallery’s Commitment to the Production and Presentation of Digital Art. Surrey, BC, Canada

11:45am-12:00pm Mike Nutt and Alisa Katz. Educational Institution: North Carolina State University Library Program, Code+Art: Computing the Aesthetic of the 21st Century Library. Raleigh, NC, USA

12:00-12:15pm Jil P. Weaving and Laura Lee Coles. Community Art: Repurposing Urban Space: Arts as the Catalyst for Change. Vancouver, BC, Canada

12:15-12:30pm Anastasios Maragiannis. Educational Institution: University of Greenwich, Department of Creative Professions & Digital Arts: Digital Grand Challenge. London, UK

12:30-12:45pm Martin Kusch and Ruth Schnell. Educational Institution: Digital Art Department, University of Applied Arts Vienna. Vienna, Austria

12:45-1:00pm Hind Bin Demaithan and Dahlia Mahmoud. Design Agency: D3: Dubai Design District. Dubai, UAE

Moderators

Philippe Pasquier

ISEA2015 Symposium Director, Associate Professor, Scool of Interactive Arts + Technology

Dr. Philippe Pasquier is Associate Professor at Simon Fraser University's School of Interactive Arts and Technology. He is both a recognized scientist and a multi-disciplinary artist. His contributions range from theoretical research in artificial intelligence, multi-agent systems and machine learning to applied artistic research and practice in digital art, computer music, and generative art. Philippe is the Chair and investigator of the AAAI... Read More →

Presenters

Laura Lee Coles

Founder/Artistic Director, LocoMotoArt

Laura Lee Coles is an arts-based researcher and exhibiting multi-disciplinary artist. She holds a Master of Arts from the School of Interactive Arts and Technology at Simon Fraser University. Her research interests are: Human, Technology and Nature Interaction and Re-visioning Public Space. She is a published author and presents her research internationally at conferences. Her arts practice consists of photography, video installations... Read More →

Liane Davison

Hind Bin Demaithan

Special Project Executive, Dubai Design District | Hind Bin Demaithan is the Special Project Executive for Dubai Design District, where she is responsible for all the art and design projects as well as educational initiatives to activate the district and collaborate with the wider community for example: the institutions and public. | | Hind is also a Visual Artist and video composer from Dubai, United Arab Emirates and her personal life inspire... Read More →

Alisa Katz

Martin Kusch

Senior Artist and Artistic Researcher, Dept. Digital Art, University for Applied Arts Vienna, kondition pluriel / Artistic Co-Director

Martin Kusch studied art history, philosophy and painting in Berlin, and media arts with Peter Weibel at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, where he has also been teaching since 1997. He is the project lead of the fulldome-lab at the Dept. for Digital Art, University of Applied Arts Vienna and director of the E/M/D/L project. Founder and artistic co-director of the Media performance group kondition pluriel, he is particularly interested in... Read More →

Dahlia Mahmoud

Anastasios Maragiannis

Academic Portfolio Leader Design, University of Greenwich

Anastasios is the Academic Portfolio Leader and Principal lecturer in Design Theory & Practice, in the department of Creative Professions and Digital Arts, University of Greenwich, London. Anastasios is also the Co-leader of the “Digital Grand Challenge”, a series of research projects that investigates how theory can shape digital practice and vice-versa; as a way to enhance multiple interactions across numerous disciplines, including... Read More →

Stephane Natkin

Mike Nutt

Digital Media Librarian, North Carolina State University

Editor in chief of the Hunt Library video wall content program.

Cecile Le Prado

Ruth Schnell

Professor and Head of Digital Art Department, University of Applied Arts Vienna

Ruth Schnell lives in Vienna. Her corpus of work, which includes video installations, interactive video environments, and light installations, explores the nature of human perception and the relationship between human perception and the human body. Ruth Schnell has been teaching at the University of Applied Arts Vienna since 1987; since 2010 she has been head of Digital Arts Department. Solo and group exhibitions include: Fourth Moscow Biennale... Read More →

Jil P. Weaving

Wednesday August 19, 2015 11:30am - 1:00pm
World Art, Room 2515 Simon Fraser University (Goldcorp Centre for the Arts, 149 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC V6B 1H4, Canada)

Institutional Presentation