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Tuesday, May 2
 

6:00pm EDT

SVA MFA Computer Art 2017 Thesis Presentations
School of Visual Arts (SVA) MFA Computer Art will host the MFA Computer Art 2017 Thesis Presentations. The event will be held on two days at the SVA Theatre and will include short talks and videos of graduating students’ work. The Tuesday evening presentations will highlight fine art and motion graphics thesis projects. Wednesday night will feature 3D animation.

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School of Visual Arts MFA Computer Art

MFA Computer Art
Established in 1986, the SVA MFA Computer Art Department was the first graduate program in the United States to focus on creating art with computers and other state-of-the-art technological advancements. Our network of over 1,000 alumni continue our tradition of excellence worldwide... Read More →



Tuesday May 2, 2017 6:00pm - Wednesday May 3, 2017 9:00pm EDT
SVA Theatre 333 W 23rd St, New York, NY 10011
  Satellite, Art Show
 
Thursday, May 4
 

8:00am EDT

NYIT M.F.A. Thesis Exhibition 2017
This event is the final thesis exhibition of NYIT's MFA Program. This year’s show, called “Visionaries,” is represented by a collection of final student thesis projects that focus on graphic design, fine arts & technology, virtual reality, animation, and in some cases these artistic mediums connect with each other. These pieces represent the development, production and hard work of a 2-year process.

This event will be open to the public throughout the time of Creative Tech Week, during gallery hours. On May 20th, 2017 some student representation will be there during lunch break and throughout the day to answer questions about their work and the exhibition.

Exhibition: May 4-25, 2017
Opening Reception: Thursday, May 4, 6-8 p.m.

NYIT-Manhattan 
Gallery 61
16 W. 61st St., 11th Floor
New York, NY

Viewing Hours: Monday – Saturday 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Professor - Christine Kerigan

For additional information, email ckerigan@nyit.edu, or call 212.261.1717.

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Christine Kerigan

Adjunct Professor, NYIT Department of Digital Art & Design
Christine Kerigan is an Adjunct Instructor for New York Institute of Technology's Department of Digital Art & Design where she teaches courses in areas of Computer Graphics, Graphic Design and Thesis Level courses. In addition, she works full-time for the department as Development... Read More →
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Lynn Pocock

Lynn Pocock is an artist and educator, and currently serves as a Professor of Fine Arts at New York Institute of Technology; she is also the Graduate Director of the Master of Fine Arts program.  Since the late 1980’s, she has played a significant role in the global digital arts... Read More →

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NYIT Department of Digital Art & Design

NYIT (New York Institute of Technology) is a private, degree-granting, not-for-profit global university, committed to educating the next generation of leaders, inspiring innovation, and advancing applications-oriented research and entrepreneurship. With two campuses in New York, as... Read More →



Thursday May 4, 2017 8:00am - Thursday May 25, 2017 6:00pm EDT
Gallery 61, NYIT 16 West 61st, 11th floor, New York, NY 10023
  Satellite, art show
 
Thursday, May 11
 

5:00pm EDT

Augmented Reality Group Show
May 11 - October 11, 2017
Opening May 11th, 5-7pm

librARy | works cited
, a group exhibition of site-specific augmented reality #AR works by Pratt Institute students. Works will be installed throughout the Pratt Institute Libraries (Brooklyn Library location). Opening Thu, May 11th, 5-7pm

Artists: Steven Baltay, Hye Soo Chang, Bainian Chen, Nate King, Heein Park, Karl Munstedt, Joy Park, Ghost Qiao, Ben Ross Davis, Uma Sharma, Yeji Song

Advisor: Carla Gannis | Class: DDA-500, Augmented Reality

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Carla Gannis

Artist/Prof/Asst Chair, Pratt Institute Dept of Digital Arts
Carla Gannis identifies as a visual storyteller. With the use of 21st Century representational technologies she narrates through a “digital looking glass” where reflections on power, sexuality, marginalization, and agency often emerge. She is fascinated by digital semiotics and... Read More →

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Digital Arts Pratt

Established in 1987 as Computer Graphics & Interactive Media, Pratt Institute's Digital Arts BFA and MFA programs offer areas of study including Digital Animation & Motion Arts, Interactive Media, and Digital Imaging.Chair: Peter PatchenAssistant Chair: Carla Gannis




Thursday May 11, 2017 5:00pm - 7:00pm EDT
Pratt Institute Libraries 200 Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205
 
Friday, May 12
 

8:00pm EDT

Jimmy Joe Roche and Layne Garrett Performance
Jimmy Joe Roche and Layne Garrett perform improvised noise. Layne will be playing found objects, augmented guitars, and self-built instruments. Roche will be playing modular synthesizer and voice.



Friday May 12, 2017 8:00pm - 11:00pm EDT
CTW Arts Hub at the Knockdown Center 52-19 Flushing Avenue. Maspeth, NY 11378
  Arts Hub, performance

8:00pm EDT

Solo Electronics by Pamela Z
A solo performance by composer/performer Pamela Z, who is internationally renowned as a pioneer in live electronics, looping and layered extended voice, and gesture-controlled sound.

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Pamela Z

Composer | Performer | Media Artist
Pamela Z is a composer/performer and media artist working with voice, live electronic processing, sampled sound, and video. A pioneer of live digital looping techniques, she processes her voice in real time to create dense, complex sonic layers. Her solo works combine experimental... Read More →



Friday May 12, 2017 8:00pm - 11:00pm EDT
CTW Arts Hub at the Knockdown Center 52-19 Flushing Avenue. Maspeth, NY 11378
  Arts Hub, Performance

11:00pm EDT

Performance: Scrying by Ed Bear
Ed Bear performs Scrying, the premiere of a new 64 voice composition realized on the radioOrgan, a hand-crafted modular FM transmission system built from obsolete electronics.

Marginally legal as a “part 15” test device, the radioOrgan is 64 individual low power radio stations which can work in tandem to desperately fight for the attention of single radio receivers, completely occupy radio bands [e.g. 88 – 108 Mhz], and create non-compliant transmissions unavailable using commercial hardware. As the radioOrgan is 100% recycled, this work teases historic durational music compositions with the almost transhuman material half-life of disposable electronics and a few nice, old boomboxes.

Telescoping backwards as well as forwards in time, Scrying draws polyrhythmic and polyphonic structures from the I Ching’s hexagrams (base 64) and Babylonian sexigesimal (base 60) numeral system as a simulation of geomantic, magical, and technoromantic behaviors and belief systems, playing with the magic of radio. The most rigorous exercise of the radioOrgan’s unique FM transmission mixing and spatialization system to date, this performance is at once an experimental lecture and demonstration, a ritual of endurance, and a dramatically lit chamber work.

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Ed Bear

Performer, Harvestworks, Inc
Ed Bear [b. 1983] is an American performing artist and engineer working with robotics, sound, video, transmission and collective improvisation. As an educator and designer committed to an open source world, he researches and practices material reuse as a civil responsibility.Since... Read More →

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Harvestworks Digital Media Art Center

Executive Director, Harvestworks Inc
Founded as a not-for-profit organization by artists in 1977, Harvestworks has helped a generation of artists create new works using technology. Our mission is to support the creation and presentation of art works achieved through the use of new and evolving technologies. Our goals... Read More →



Friday May 12, 2017 11:00pm - Saturday May 13, 2017 12:00am EDT
CTW Arts Hub at the Knockdown Center 52-19 Flushing Avenue. Maspeth, NY 11378
  Arts Hub, Performance
 
Saturday, May 13
 

12:00pm EDT

hacek, A Generative and Continuous Media Art Installation at Knockdown Center
hácek presents a physical installation, VR experience, and printed data maps. It employs data to inform an immersive installation while positioning it’s larger impact towards metaphors of networked landscape, security and wayfinding. The data used is taken from real network traffic logs, tracking hackers in real time as they race to be the first in line at the Shmoo Group website, pummeling the site with DDOS, port scans, and sneaky malware as they compete to be the first to get their hands on the prize. The valiant defenders deflect bots, cheats, and attacks at every turn as they try to keep the site online. há ek is not just data visualizations or VR gaming in the formal sense—but more akin to abstractions and metaphorical art works that reflect the data, pieces potentially to be enjoyed entirely out of context.

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Melissa F. Clarke

Melissa F. Clarke is a Brooklyn, NY based interdisciplinary artist making multimedia installations using sound, video, and interactive art. Clarke also creates still images, participatory works, and multimedia design projects. With her recent installation project, Untitled Antartica... Read More →



Saturday May 13, 2017 12:00pm - 7:00pm EDT
CTW Arts Hub at the Knockdown Center 52-19 Flushing Avenue. Maspeth, NY 11378

12:00pm EDT

Katherine Bennett's piece - Transmissions From The System
Transmissions from the System pulls my voicemail messages and their text transcription down from my server to the micro-controller. The LCD screen shows the voicemail transcript, while the voice envelope (aural element) is mapped to the light bulb’s light level. The light and the text are message artifacts. The light is a transcription of the voice created through electronics. Yet viewers are left with an absence of audio. The text transcription is an artifact of the message, created from complex software and analysis. Neither can fully recreate the original nor be fully accurate. Something is lost in the transmission. The viewer is left with these translation artifacts and the gapping absence of the real thing.

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Katherine Bennett

Media Artist + Assistant Professor
Katherine Bennett is media artist whose research explores how communication technologies are shaping our identity and pushing us along the continuum of being post human. Bennett utilizes sound and light to represent this shift across people, relationships and activities. She codes... Read More →



Saturday May 13, 2017 12:00pm - 7:00pm EDT
CTW Arts Hub at the Knockdown Center 52-19 Flushing Avenue. Maspeth, NY 11378

12:00pm EDT

Oyster by Joe Diebes
Oyster is an encompassing audiovisual installation by Joe Diebes that unravels a peculiar moment in the history of music and computers. On entering a large room, the audience encounters a circle of screens, each featuring a group of singers vocalizing in a distinctly non-Western style, each brightly color coded. It eventually becomes clear, from subtitles and voice-over, that the audience is seeing and hearing a computer’s reconstruction of singing styles from around the world. Central to the work is its recombinant aspect. Diebes has created a state-­of-the-­art software engine that makes a continually changing montage in real­time. This ‘brain’ pulls from a carefully tagged database of video footage, still images, text, and sound, juxtaposing them according to algorithms developed by Diebes for their musical and aesthetic potential. By making a narrator out of the computer the work emphasizes a digital perspective which profiles, analyzes, and compartmentalizes its subject.

A Harvestworks Sponsored Project funded in part by New York State Council on the Arts Individual Artist Grant for Film, Media, and New Technology Production. This project is also made possible with funds from the New York State Council on the Arts in Partnership with Wave Farm: Media Arts Assistance Fund, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts, Electronic Media and Film Program, with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.

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Joe Diebes

Artist
Joe Diebes creates audiovisual installations and live operas that combine sound, visual media, and the human voice in multifarious ways. Recent projects include MY TROCADERO (Watermill Center), his broken-word opera BOTCH (HERE Arts Center) and the opera WOW (with Christian Hawkey... Read More →



Saturday May 13, 2017 12:00pm - 7:00pm EDT
CTW Arts Hub at the Knockdown Center 52-19 Flushing Avenue. Maspeth, NY 11378

4:30pm EDT

{almost} Free Radio Stations: Building the radioOrgan by Ed Bear
The workshop will cover the basics of running a low-power radio station for art and fun, from the circuitry to the legal limits. At the conclusion of this two hour workshop every participant will have one hacked iTrip transmitter which is secretly a synthesizer!!!

Surplus and discarded electronics are ubiquitous and ripe with creative applications. Griffin Electronics’ iTrip, for example, happens to be a compact, programmable radio station. The rapid versioning of Apple products and the company’s restrictive accessory policies have left almost every iteration of the iTrip obsolete and very cheap!

This workshop is the first in a multi-part curriculum which develops the radioOrgan platform that redesigns the iTrip as creative and educational experiences. Material and tools presented in workshops later this summer will connect the iTrip to Ableton Live, Max/MXP, Processing, Unity3D, and more.

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Ed Bear

Performer, Harvestworks, Inc
Ed Bear [b. 1983] is an American performing artist and engineer working with robotics, sound, video, transmission and collective improvisation. As an educator and designer committed to an open source world, he researches and practices material reuse as a civil responsibility.Since... Read More →

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Harvestworks Digital Media Art Center

Executive Director, Harvestworks Inc
Founded as a not-for-profit organization by artists in 1977, Harvestworks has helped a generation of artists create new works using technology. Our mission is to support the creation and presentation of art works achieved through the use of new and evolving technologies. Our goals... Read More →



Saturday May 13, 2017 4:30pm - 6:30pm EDT
CTW Arts Hub at the Knockdown Center 52-19 Flushing Avenue. Maspeth, NY 11378

5:00pm EDT

Design + Technology and the Future of Storytelling

A NYCxDESIGN EVENT, A CELEBRATION OF GLOBAL DESIGN


Installations by:           

​Yes Boss

 Gabriel Pulecio / Lustix

and

"CLOUD NINE: BACK TO WORK" 

A World Premiere NOVOreality Experience

 

Panel Discussion:

Jordan Harvey (Founder)– NOVOreality

Kathryn Henderson (Executive Producer) – Yes Boss

Michael Reed (Sr. Research Associate)– Blue Sky Studios

Jen Vitale (Executive Producer) - Experiential

Christopher Wolfgang Mauch (Director) - NOVOreality         

David Porras (Executive Producer) -Moderator

In our radically changing media landscape, storytellers are struggling with a basic question, “where is storytelling going?” The answer lies in design and technology, the key elements in reaching new audiences in innovative and engaging ways.

Join us for an evening in which we will explore the future of storytelling where design, innovation and technology are at the forefront. We will discuss and demonstrate new emerging platforms, and share design centric experiences in the areas of virtual reality, animation, digital art, film and experiential.  It’s a world seen through the eyes of some of Brooklyn’s most innovative storytellers. We invite you to venture deep into the heart of Brooklyn for an experience that will be part installation, part discussion and definitely a party.

​ 

AFTER PARTY 

DJ SETS BY: 

DJ Raymo

DJ Siyoung


More info here!!
 


Moderators
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David Porras

DAVID PORRAS (Moderator) is an Executive Producer with 17 years of experience in advertising, digital communications, experiential, film and television. David works with organizations to create engaging, relevant, multi-platform content. As a creative producer he works with clients... Read More →

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NOVOreality

NOVOreality is a ground-breaking platform introduced by Novo in 2016 that merges high-end virtual reality with precise, wide-range motion simulation, delivering the real sensations of motion while immersed in amazing stories!The NOVOreality platform utilizes cutting edge technology... Read More →



Saturday May 13, 2017 5:00pm - 9:00pm EDT
NOVO Studios 2541 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11207

8:00pm EDT

12.6 Lyrae/le chiffre Performance
12.6 Lyrae/le chiffre is an immersive site-specific installation and live performance by the artist Raphaele Shirley in collaboration with musician and composer Algis Kizys. First presented at the project space “ The Chimney” in 2016,12.6 Lyrae/le Chiffre takes the viewer from the intimate to the infinite, cyclically and imperceptible arcing back and forth via a subtle modulation of light and sound. The public is surrounded within a visual and auditory landscape creating a journey through time space, a poetic exploration of states of being through layered abstract combinations.

The 12.6 Lyrae installation centers on Shirley’s sculpture titled 12.6 Black Star . This works consists of a 12’6” diameter white neon circle mounted below an aluminum ring which hangs on an angle above the viewer's head. The white light of the neon circle, dims to darkness and brightens to full intensity in a slow and barely perceivable gradual loop, like a fast forwarded sunrise to sunset. Alongside, a set of hazers generate a cloud above the ring, erasing the ceiling and suspending the light into an appearance of void. Following the slow appearance and erasure of the ring and its surroundings, Algis Kizys audio work, “Halo Companion”, chimes and breathes with the light. Using a 4.1 surround sound with speakers arranged in a circle oriented under the sculpture, Kizys 21 minute looped composition engulfs and rotates the audience. Live musicians under Kizys’ direction, live musical intervention named Le Chiffre, respond to the soundtrack augmenting the dimensionality of the installation layering new live sounds within the lexicon of auditory references, abstract and concrete. A surprise visual event concludes the performance, encasing the experience in wonderment and in an urgency of the now.

In 12.6 Lyrae/lechiffre, we step into an environment of dusk where the installation brings to form and returns to void a world within emptiness.
“Make me thy lyre, even as the forest is" - Shelley

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Raphaele Shirley

Light artist and composer
RAPHAELE SHIRLEY (Wisconsin, USA). Shirley’s solo exhibitions include: 12.6 Lyrae at the Chimney, New York (2016), 0910 Light Shots, Chelsea Art Museum , New York(2010); Arctic Lights, Dorfman Projects, New York (2010); Jewels of Kvinesdal, Kvinesdal, Norway (2009; Sunken City... Read More →



Saturday May 13, 2017 8:00pm - 11:30pm EDT
CTW Arts Hub at the Knockdown Center 52-19 Flushing Avenue. Maspeth, NY 11378

8:00pm EDT

Plan 23 live at the Creative Technology Week Arts Hub - Live Performances
Plan 23 live at the Creative Technology Week Art Hub Performances at the Knockdown Center May 12th & 13th, 2017.

Plan 23 with live visuals by Zarah Cabanas, Chris Jordan & Sofy Yuditskaya – Plan 23 creates extended audio-visual experiences that bend one’s perception of time and space. Encompassing a sonic spectrum from dark-ambient soundscapes via subliminal pulses to electronic sounds the group delivers sonic explorations into uncharted spaces; combining music and visuals into an engaging sensory journey – redefining psychedelic sound for the 21st century. 

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Plan 23

Curator & Producer, Plan 23
Emerged out of Bushwick, Brooklyn, Plan 23 creates site-specific, extended, immersive, audio-visual experiences that bend one’s perception of time and space. Encompassing a sonic spectrum from dark-ambient soundscapes via subliminal pulses to electronic sounds the group delivers... Read More →
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Harvestworks Digital Media Art Center

Executive Director, Harvestworks Inc
Founded as a not-for-profit organization by artists in 1977, Harvestworks has helped a generation of artists create new works using technology. Our mission is to support the creation and presentation of art works achieved through the use of new and evolving technologies. Our goals... Read More →



Saturday May 13, 2017 8:00pm - 11:30pm EDT
CTW Arts Hub at the Knockdown Center 52-19 Flushing Avenue. Maspeth, NY 11378
  Arts Hub, Performance

8:00pm EDT

SMOMID performance at the Knockdown Center
Smomid is a project by Nick Demopoulos, who is a performer, musician and instrument builder. In this performance he will be utilizing only instruments he has designed and built to perform interactive computer music. The name Smomid is an acronym for string modeling midi device. It is a purely digital instrument that allows a guitar player to interface with a computer. He will also be using Pyramidi™ interfaces that he created which allow additional controls. In addition to sound, these instruments emit light, either through high powered LEDs or LED displays that step through animations that are complimentary to the sounds emitted and provide a performer with another dimension of expression. Musically Smomid compositions make use of algorithmic and AI processes that bring in a computer as an additional creative participant. The creation of the instruments used in this performance incorporated 3d modeling, micro controllers, DIY electronics, embedded systems, LED displays and software creation. These instruments and the resulting music are very much a collaboration between music performance and several fields of technology. As a guitarist Nick Demopoulos has worked with NEA Jazz master Chico Hamilton from 2008 to 2013 and recorded on the albums The Inquiring Mind, Revelation and Euphoric. He also released several recordings with Exegesis, a group that mixes jazz and electronic music. In 2008 Exegesis traveled on behalf of the State Department to conduct cultural diplomacy and perform in Bahrain, Yemen, Oman, U.A.E and Kuwait. Other artists he has worked with include choreographer Camille Brown, Complexions Contemporary Ballet, George Bohannon, Jimmy Owens, Don Mckenzie and Intra Faction With his Smomid Nick has been featured on the Discovery Science Network, Guitar World, Create Digital Music, Metal Injection and Popular Noise Magazine among others.  For more information please visit: www.smomid.com

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Smomid

Composer/Performer/Instrument Builder/Designer
Smomid is a project by Nick Demopoulos, who is a performer, musician and instrument builder. As a guitarist he worked with NEA Jazz master Chico Hamilton from 2008 to 2013 and traveled on behalf of the State Department to conduct cultural diplomacy and perform in the Middle East... Read More →

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Plan 23

Curator & Producer, Plan 23
Emerged out of Bushwick, Brooklyn, Plan 23 creates site-specific, extended, immersive, audio-visual experiences that bend one’s perception of time and space. Encompassing a sonic spectrum from dark-ambient soundscapes via subliminal pulses to electronic sounds the group delivers... Read More →
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Smomid

Composer/Performer/Instrument Builder/Designer
Smomid is a project by Nick Demopoulos, who is a performer, musician and instrument builder. As a guitarist he worked with NEA Jazz master Chico Hamilton from 2008 to 2013 and traveled on behalf of the State Department to conduct cultural diplomacy and perform in the Middle East... Read More →



Saturday May 13, 2017 8:00pm - 11:30pm EDT
CTW Arts Hub at the Knockdown Center 52-19 Flushing Avenue. Maspeth, NY 11378
  Arts Hub, Performance
 
Sunday, May 14
 

12:00pm EDT

I Touch You and You Touch Me by Jeff Thompson at Harvestworks' Art Space - May 14, 2017
Hours: May 14–19th, 12–6pm and Sat/Sun by appointment
Opening reception: Tuesday, May 16th at 6.30pm

Harvestworks is pleased to present “I Touch You And You Touch Me,” a solo exhibition of work by Jeff Thompson. In 2016, Thompson was invited to be artist-in-residence at Bell Labs, famous for their collaborations with artists under the umbrella of Experiments in Art & Technology. Working embedded in the context of Bell Labs’ engineers, Thompson created several large-scale works that are on view for this exhibition. Thompson’s work puts forward conceptual and poetic possibilities for giving agency to increasingly self-aware technological systems. “I Touch You and You Touch Me” is a robotic sculpture trained through a machine learning system to touch viewers the way the artist touches his phone, hallucinating new movements based on its understanding of previous interactions. Other works include several large panels mapping the exact physical location of every byte on the artist’s hard-drive, a 12-foot hand-built inkjet printer that slowly copies a blank wall over the course of the exhibition, and a text that is transformed by a real-time wind sensor, “blowing” a sentence from Italo Calvino’s “Six Memos for the Next Millennium” through a 2D representation of the English language.

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Jeff Thompson

Assistant Professor and Program Director, Visual Arts & Technology, Stevens Institute of Technology
Jeff Thompson is an artist, programmer, hacker, and educator based in the NYC area. He is currently Assistant Professor and Program Director of Visual Art & Technology at the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, New Jersey. His work explores collaboration with, empathy for... Read More →

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Harvestworks Digital Media Art Center

Executive Director, Harvestworks Inc
Founded as a not-for-profit organization by artists in 1977, Harvestworks has helped a generation of artists create new works using technology. Our mission is to support the creation and presentation of art works achieved through the use of new and evolving technologies. Our goals... Read More →



Sunday May 14, 2017 12:00pm - 6:00pm EDT
Harvestworks Digital Media Art Center 596 Broadway #602 New York NY 10012 Phone: 212-431-1130 Subway: F/M/D/B Broadway/Lafayette, R to Prince, #6 to Bleecker
  Satellite, art show

4:00pm EDT

Together, Alone: Presentations and Panel Discussion
Human observer par excellence, Sherry Turkle, published Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other. Her overarching point was that “People are using technologies for intimacy that were designed simply for efficiency." At the same time, we are being bombarded by distractions and spectacles that compete for attention and make focusing difficult. Our presenters will deal with the issues of intimacy and attention, in their own work and in contemporary culture. NY LASER co-directors, Ellen K. Levy and Patricia Olynyk will introduce the three presentators, Zachary Kaplan, Michelle Jaffe, and Ursula Endlicher. Their presentations will be followed by a panel discussion that involves the attendees.

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Zachary Kaplan (Rhizome)

Executive Director, Rhizome
Zachary Kaplan is executive director of Rhizome, a net art organization based on the web and an affiliate of the New Museum in NYC. Before Rhizome: Renaissance Society, Chicago; MoCA Los Angeles; the Masters in Public Art Studies program at University of Southern California; and art... Read More →
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Ursula Endlicher

Artist
Since the mid 1990s the Internet has impacted Ursula Endlicher's practice: She builds frameworks for Internet Art works and performances, but lets real-time data be the lead for their choreographies. She extracts rule sets from the Web and repurposes them for installations. Her works... Read More →
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Michelle Jaffe

Visual & Digital Artist, Lithe Lab Inc
Michelle Jaffé creates sculpture, sound & video installations, immersing people in an experience that transforms their sensory awareness. These participatory encounters create a moment where a synaptic shift in attitude is possible & new neural connections can be made. Exhibitions... Read More →
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Ellen K Levy

co-director NY LASER, Leonardo/ISAST
Ellen K. Levy, PhD, is a visual artist and Independent Scholar. Until recently Special Advisor on the Arts and Sciences at the Institute for Doctoral Studies in the Visual Arts (IDSVA), she has taught art and neuroscience extensively. She was President of the College Art Association... Read More →
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Patricia Olynyk

Leonardo/ISAST, NY LASER Co-Host with Ellen K. Levy
Patricia Olynyk is an artist who splits her time between St. Louis and New York. She is Co-director of the NY LASER program in New York with Ellen K. Levy and former Chair of the Leonardo Education and Art Forum. Olynyk directs the Graduate School of Art at Washington University in... Read More →

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Leonardo/ISAST: New York LASER

Leonardo features a thriving online community of artist and scientist professionals working in the art/science/technology field with a rich history of collaborative activities with complementary organizations and institutions around the world. Leonardo's role as convener, facilitator... Read More →



Sunday May 14, 2017 4:00pm - 7:00pm EDT
LevyArts 40 East 19th St #3R
  Satellite, panel
 
Monday, May 15
 

12:00pm EDT

I Touch You and You Touch Me by Jeff Thompson at Harvestworks' Art Space - May 15, 2017
Hours: May 14–19th, 12–6pm and Sat/Sun by appointment
Opening reception: Tuesday, May 16th at 6.30pm

Harvestworks is pleased to present “I Touch You And You Touch Me,” a solo exhibition of work by Jeff Thompson. In 2016, Thompson was invited to be artist-in-residence at Bell Labs, famous for their collaborations with artists under the umbrella of Experiments in Art & Technology. Working embedded in the context of Bell Labs’ engineers, Thompson created several large-scale works that are on view for this exhibition. Thompson’s work puts forward conceptual and poetic possibilities for giving agency to increasingly self-aware technological systems. “I Touch You and You Touch Me” is a robotic sculpture trained through a machine learning system to touch viewers the way the artist touches his phone, hallucinating new movements based on its understanding of previous interactions. Other works include several large panels mapping the exact physical location of every byte on the artist’s hard-drive, a 12-foot hand-built inkjet printer that slowly copies a blank wall over the course of the exhibition, and a text that is transformed by a real-time wind sensor, “blowing” a sentence from Italo Calvino’s “Six Memos for the Next Millennium” through a 2D representation of the English language.

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Jeff Thompson

Assistant Professor and Program Director, Visual Arts & Technology, Stevens Institute of Technology
Jeff Thompson is an artist, programmer, hacker, and educator based in the NYC area. He is currently Assistant Professor and Program Director of Visual Art & Technology at the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, New Jersey. His work explores collaboration with, empathy for... Read More →

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Harvestworks Digital Media Art Center

Executive Director, Harvestworks Inc
Founded as a not-for-profit organization by artists in 1977, Harvestworks has helped a generation of artists create new works using technology. Our mission is to support the creation and presentation of art works achieved through the use of new and evolving technologies. Our goals... Read More →



Monday May 15, 2017 12:00pm - 6:00pm EDT
Harvestworks Digital Media Art Center 596 Broadway #602 New York NY 10012 Phone: 212-431-1130 Subway: F/M/D/B Broadway/Lafayette, R to Prince, #6 to Bleecker
  Satellite, art show
 
Tuesday, May 16
 

12:00pm EDT

I Touch You and You Touch Me by Jeff Thompson at Harvestworks' Art Space - May 16, 2017
Hours: May 14–19th, 12–6pm and Sat/Sun by appointment
Opening reception: Tuesday, May 16th at 6.30pm

Harvestworks is pleased to present “I Touch You And You Touch Me,” a solo exhibition of work by Jeff Thompson. In 2016, Thompson was invited to be artist-in-residence at Bell Labs, famous for their collaborations with artists under the umbrella of Experiments in Art & Technology. Working embedded in the context of Bell Labs’ engineers, Thompson created several large-scale works that are on view for this exhibition. Thompson’s work puts forward conceptual and poetic possibilities for giving agency to increasingly self-aware technological systems. “I Touch You and You Touch Me” is a robotic sculpture trained through a machine learning system to touch viewers the way the artist touches his phone, hallucinating new movements based on its understanding of previous interactions. Other works include several large panels mapping the exact physical location of every byte on the artist’s hard-drive, a 12-foot hand-built inkjet printer that slowly copies a blank wall over the course of the exhibition, and a text that is transformed by a real-time wind sensor, “blowing” a sentence from Italo Calvino’s “Six Memos for the Next Millennium” through a 2D representation of the English language.

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Jeff Thompson

Assistant Professor and Program Director, Visual Arts & Technology, Stevens Institute of Technology
Jeff Thompson is an artist, programmer, hacker, and educator based in the NYC area. He is currently Assistant Professor and Program Director of Visual Art & Technology at the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, New Jersey. His work explores collaboration with, empathy for... Read More →

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Harvestworks Digital Media Art Center

Executive Director, Harvestworks Inc
Founded as a not-for-profit organization by artists in 1977, Harvestworks has helped a generation of artists create new works using technology. Our mission is to support the creation and presentation of art works achieved through the use of new and evolving technologies. Our goals... Read More →



Tuesday May 16, 2017 12:00pm - 6:00pm EDT
Harvestworks Digital Media Art Center 596 Broadway #602 New York NY 10012 Phone: 212-431-1130 Subway: F/M/D/B Broadway/Lafayette, R to Prince, #6 to Bleecker
  Satellite, art show

7:00pm EDT

Playtest Party: Hologram Hour
At Looking Glass, we're chasing the cinema dream of the hologram. This is a call for all artists, makers, coders, Star Wars lovers, and nerds of the world to come by for *Playtest Party: Hologram Hour* at our beloved lab space in Greenpoint. We've made a discovery or two these past few months and want to share them with you over a drink. Or two. Or 3, 4, 5! This will be a prototype-laden shindig where we share some new wonders (along with failed experiments) reaching towards the dream of the hologram THE FUTURE AWAITS!

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Looking Glass

Looking Glass
Looking Glass is a Brooklyn & Hong Kong based company chasing the dream of the hologram. Armed with a new category of technologies that enables groups of people to interact with 3D content without VR/AR headgear or 3D glasses, Looking Glass is creating an innately social bridge between... Read More →



Tuesday May 16, 2017 7:00pm - 10:00pm EDT
Looking Glass Factory 95 Commercial St. Rooftop/Studio, Brooklyn, NY 11222
 
Wednesday, May 17
 

12:00pm EDT

I Touch You and You Touch Me by Jeff Thompson at Harvestworks' Art Space - May 17, 2017
Hours: May 14–19th, 12–6pm and Sat/Sun by appointment
Opening reception: Tuesday, May 16th at 6.30pm

Harvestworks is pleased to present “I Touch You And You Touch Me,” a solo exhibition of work by Jeff Thompson. In 2016, Thompson was invited to be artist-in-residence at Bell Labs, famous for their collaborations with artists under the umbrella of Experiments in Art & Technology. Working embedded in the context of Bell Labs’ engineers, Thompson created several large-scale works that are on view for this exhibition. Thompson’s work puts forward conceptual and poetic possibilities for giving agency to increasingly self-aware technological systems. “I Touch You and You Touch Me” is a robotic sculpture trained through a machine learning system to touch viewers the way the artist touches his phone, hallucinating new movements based on its understanding of previous interactions. Other works include several large panels mapping the exact physical location of every byte on the artist’s hard-drive, a 12-foot hand-built inkjet printer that slowly copies a blank wall over the course of the exhibition, and a text that is transformed by a real-time wind sensor, “blowing” a sentence from Italo Calvino’s “Six Memos for the Next Millennium” through a 2D representation of the English language.

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avatar for Jeff Thompson

Jeff Thompson

Assistant Professor and Program Director, Visual Arts & Technology, Stevens Institute of Technology
Jeff Thompson is an artist, programmer, hacker, and educator based in the NYC area. He is currently Assistant Professor and Program Director of Visual Art & Technology at the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, New Jersey. His work explores collaboration with, empathy for... Read More →

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avatar for Harvestworks Digital Media Art Center

Harvestworks Digital Media Art Center

Executive Director, Harvestworks Inc
Founded as a not-for-profit organization by artists in 1977, Harvestworks has helped a generation of artists create new works using technology. Our mission is to support the creation and presentation of art works achieved through the use of new and evolving technologies. Our goals... Read More →



Wednesday May 17, 2017 12:00pm - 6:00pm EDT
Harvestworks Digital Media Art Center 596 Broadway #602 New York NY 10012 Phone: 212-431-1130 Subway: F/M/D/B Broadway/Lafayette, R to Prince, #6 to Bleecker
  Satellite, art show

5:00pm EDT

"Boon" - Wearable Augmented Reality
The "Boon" series is a participatory augmented reality (AR) artwork that generates a virtual "aura" around a person wearing a specially designed pin button. Three different versions of these button Boons were launched at the Moving Image Art Fair, February 27, 2017. These invisible body works offer contemporary Dada relief and protection against very bad psycho-political conditions staining our consciousness these days. While an individual button in a series cost only $5.00, it will generate the full artwork with an easily downloaded public application called Blippar. The work calls for the relationship between two participants, one to wear the button and one to view and capture it with a cell phone or tablet.

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Will Pappenheimer

Associate Chair & Professor, Artist, Pace University
Will Pappenheimer is a Brooklyn based artist working in new media, performance and installation with an interest in shifting spatial and object relations, often as a form of institutional or spatial intervention. His work often explores at the confluence or tension of virtual and... Read More →



Wednesday May 17, 2017 5:00pm - 10:00pm EDT
Microsoft Reactor at Grand Central Tech Hub 335 Madison, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10017

5:00pm EDT

Aether
Aether is a Virtual Reality Experience designed and choreographed from the ancestral use of sacred geometry and the embodied elements: water, fire, earth and wind. The dancers’ movements are tracked and translated to 3D avatars emitting different particle systems that generate environments based on the visual properties and behavior of each element.

Project By : LaJune McMillian,  Ruudy Liu, Sergio Mora-Diaz, Kat Sullivan
Music : Darren Solomon and Alon Ilsar 
Dancers : Alison DeFranco, Nicole Loeffler-Gladstone, Kat Sullivan

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LaJune McMillian

Artist, LaJune
LaJuné McMillian is a New Media Artist and Creative Technologist from NYU's Integrated Digital Media Program. LaJuné is currently creating art that integrates Performance, Virtual Reality, and Physical Computing to question our current use of technology and forms of communication... Read More →



Wednesday May 17, 2017 5:00pm - 10:00pm EDT
Microsoft Reactor at Grand Central Tech Hub 335 Madison, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10017

5:00pm EDT

Blind Spot
"There are eyes everywhere. No blind spot left. What shall we dream of when everything becomes visible? We'll dream of being blind." -Paul Virilio

The Blind Spot explores the frontier between internal and external imagery. Building on successful previous explorations of VR-based interactive art, The Blind Spot uses a EEG sensor to build in real-time a VR world to be explored.

The EEG information generates both the landscape that can be explored and a musical environment, establishing a feed-back loop where the computational system and the user's brain collaborate in the creation of the experience.

The project continues the exploration started withe the projects Awkward Consequence (http://www.awkwardconsequence.com) and The Vision Machine (https://sonarhongkong.com/zh/2017/artists/the-vision-machine-sonar-d), which were collaborations between Christian Clark, Tobias Klein, and Tomas Laurenzo.

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Tomas Laurenzo

Assistant Professor, School of Creative Media
Tomás Laurenzo, PhD, is an artist and academic who works with both physical and digital media exploring the artistic construction of meaning and its relation with power and politics.With a background in both computer science and art, Laurenzo's work spans across different practices... Read More →

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School of Creative Media

The region's first such institution, the School of Creative Media was founded to nurture a new generation of interdisciplinary artists and creative media professionals, and to develop new ideas and technologies for the creative industries in Hong Kong, mainland China, and abroad... Read More →



Wednesday May 17, 2017 5:00pm - 10:00pm EDT
Microsoft Reactor at Grand Central Tech Hub 335 Madison, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10017

5:00pm EDT

Fun with Cognitive Services
Learn all about some of the easy to use APIs offered by Microsoft to integrate into your own projects with some fun and interactive demos featuring web applications and twitter bots. Figure out which cat fits your mood based off our Emotion API & get a cute selfie makeover from a twitter bot featuring our Face API.  

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Rachel White

Technical Evangelist, Microsoft
Rachel is a self-taught developer and designer who is interested in new uses for old hardware, robots, VR/AR/MR and bots. She’s spoken internationally about JavaScript Robotics, Twitter Bots, browser based video games and Node.js. Rachel is currently working on multiple video game... Read More →

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At Microsoft our mission and values are to help people and businesses throughout the world realize their full potential.



Wednesday May 17, 2017 5:00pm - 10:00pm EDT
Microsoft Reactor at Grand Central Tech Hub 335 Madison, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10017
  Mixed Reality Party, AR Exhibitor

5:00pm EDT

Microsoft Hololens
Future Colossal, an award-winning innovation lab for experiential technologies, will be demoing custom branded Mixed Reality experiences using the Microsoft Hololens.

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Randi Brant

COO, Future Colossal
COO at Future Colossal, an award-winning innovation lab for experiential technologies in advertising & art based in NYC. We explore the boundaries of technology and design, creating immersive experiences for both physical and virtual spaces.

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Microsoft

At Microsoft our mission and values are to help people and businesses throughout the world realize their full potential.



Wednesday May 17, 2017 5:00pm - 10:00pm EDT
Microsoft Reactor at Grand Central Tech Hub 335 Madison, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10017

5:00pm EDT

Primal Tourism
Primal Tourism (2016) is a virtual reality project by artist Jakob Kudsk Steensen, where colonialism, tourism and science fiction intertwine with one another. The core of the project is an exact virtual replica of the iconic tourist island Borabora in French Polynesia. In the work, it is possible for the visitor to explore the entire Island freely. The creation of the virtual Island was based on actual satellite data and travel journals, which anonymous people have shared online on the forum Reddit. In addition, the logbook of Jacob Roggeveen, who ventured to the region on behalf of the East West Indian Trading company in 1722, has been a key source of inspiration for the artist.

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Jakob Kudsk Steensen

Jakob Kudsk Steensen (1987) is a Danish installation artist based in New York, who combines satellite technologies with video and virtual reality with real world landscape explorations and cartographic research. His work has most recently been exhibited at The Moving Image Fair, NYC... Read More →



Wednesday May 17, 2017 5:00pm - 10:00pm EDT
Microsoft Reactor at Grand Central Tech Hub 335 Madison, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10017
 
Thursday, May 18
 

12:00pm EDT

I Touch You and You Touch Me by Jeff Thompson at Harvestworks' Art Space - May 18, 2017
Hours: May 14–19th, 12–6pm and Sat/Sun by appointment
Opening reception: Tuesday, May 16th at 6.30pm

Harvestworks is pleased to present “I Touch You And You Touch Me,” a solo exhibition of work by Jeff Thompson. In 2016, Thompson was invited to be artist-in-residence at Bell Labs, famous for their collaborations with artists under the umbrella of Experiments in Art & Technology. Working embedded in the context of Bell Labs’ engineers, Thompson created several large-scale works that are on view for this exhibition. Thompson’s work puts forward conceptual and poetic possibilities for giving agency to increasingly self-aware technological systems. “I Touch You and You Touch Me” is a robotic sculpture trained through a machine learning system to touch viewers the way the artist touches his phone, hallucinating new movements based on its understanding of previous interactions. Other works include several large panels mapping the exact physical location of every byte on the artist’s hard-drive, a 12-foot hand-built inkjet printer that slowly copies a blank wall over the course of the exhibition, and a text that is transformed by a real-time wind sensor, “blowing” a sentence from Italo Calvino’s “Six Memos for the Next Millennium” through a 2D representation of the English language.

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avatar for Jeff Thompson

Jeff Thompson

Assistant Professor and Program Director, Visual Arts & Technology, Stevens Institute of Technology
Jeff Thompson is an artist, programmer, hacker, and educator based in the NYC area. He is currently Assistant Professor and Program Director of Visual Art & Technology at the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, New Jersey. His work explores collaboration with, empathy for... Read More →

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avatar for Harvestworks Digital Media Art Center

Harvestworks Digital Media Art Center

Executive Director, Harvestworks Inc
Founded as a not-for-profit organization by artists in 1977, Harvestworks has helped a generation of artists create new works using technology. Our mission is to support the creation and presentation of art works achieved through the use of new and evolving technologies. Our goals... Read More →



Thursday May 18, 2017 12:00pm - 6:00pm EDT
Harvestworks Digital Media Art Center 596 Broadway #602 New York NY 10012 Phone: 212-431-1130 Subway: F/M/D/B Broadway/Lafayette, R to Prince, #6 to Bleecker
  Satellite, art show

8:00pm EDT

Brooklyn Gaze Edition 1: Erasure and Revelation
The first in a new series of projection mapped artworks commissioned by the Brooklyn Public Library, The Brooklyn Gaze will transform the facade of the Brooklyn Library into an immersive, animated canvas, and the library plaza into an arena of animated conversation. BPL Presents, in collaboration with visual artists Mark Read and Jeanne Angel, have produced a unique, original piece that aims to spark critical community dialogue on the most pressing social and political issues of our time. 

This first edition of the Brooklyn Gaze: Erasure and Revelation will be a multimedia event that you won't want to miss. In addition to live video projections, the audience will be treated to a musical performance by Brooklyn-based band Les Nubians

Les Nubians is an Afropean, Urban, R&B Grammy-nominated duo composed of sisters Hélène and Célia Faussart from Paris France. Their sound is an innovative mix of hip hop, neo soul and African music. To critical acclaim, the duo's debut album Princesses Nubiennes was released by Virgin Records, France, in 1998. In 2011, they released Nü Revolution.

Erasure and Revelation will amplify and electrify the thoughts of such diverse and essential thinkers as Martin Luther King Jr., Black Elk, W.E.B. Du Bois, Hannah Arendt and Sojourner Truth. By sharing their enduring eloquence in public, and revealing the urgent questions hidden within their most famous writings, Erasure and Revelation will activate the archive of wisdom that is the Public Library System.

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Jeanne Angel

Producer / Project Manager, Local Projects
Jeanne Angel is passionate about interactive, creative, and story-driven digital media. Her expertise ranges from multi-channel video production, interactive design, motion graphics and projection mapping, to custom-built hardware / software solutions. She is currently a Producer... Read More →

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Brooklyn Public Library

Brooklyn Public Library is among the borough’s most democratic civic institutions, serving patrons in every neighborhood and from every walk of life. Established in 1896, BPL is the nation’s fifth largest public library system and currently has nearly 700,000 active cardholders... Read More →
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Meredith Walters

Director of Arts and Culture Programming, Brooklyn Public Library
Meredith Walters is the Director of Arts and Culture Programming at Brooklyn Public Library, where she curates series in literature, film and music.  Prior to joining the library, she was the assistant director of public and interpretive programs at the Walker Art Center in Minn... Read More →



Thursday May 18, 2017 8:00pm - 10:00pm EDT
Brooklyn Central Library Plaza 10 Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn, NY 11238
  Satellite, art show
 
Friday, May 19
 

12:00pm EDT

I Touch You and You Touch Me by Jeff Thompson at Harvestworks' Art Space - May 19, 2017
Hours: May 14–19th, 12–6pm and Sat/Sun by appointment
Opening reception: Tuesday, May 16th at 6.30pm

Harvestworks is pleased to present “I Touch You And You Touch Me,” a solo exhibition of work by Jeff Thompson. In 2016, Thompson was invited to be artist-in-residence at Bell Labs, famous for their collaborations with artists under the umbrella of Experiments in Art & Technology. Working embedded in the context of Bell Labs’ engineers, Thompson created several large-scale works that are on view for this exhibition. Thompson’s work puts forward conceptual and poetic possibilities for giving agency to increasingly self-aware technological systems. “I Touch You and You Touch Me” is a robotic sculpture trained through a machine learning system to touch viewers the way the artist touches his phone, hallucinating new movements based on its understanding of previous interactions. Other works include several large panels mapping the exact physical location of every byte on the artist’s hard-drive, a 12-foot hand-built inkjet printer that slowly copies a blank wall over the course of the exhibition, and a text that is transformed by a real-time wind sensor, “blowing” a sentence from Italo Calvino’s “Six Memos for the Next Millennium” through a 2D representation of the English language.

Experts
avatar for Jeff Thompson

Jeff Thompson

Assistant Professor and Program Director, Visual Arts & Technology, Stevens Institute of Technology
Jeff Thompson is an artist, programmer, hacker, and educator based in the NYC area. He is currently Assistant Professor and Program Director of Visual Art & Technology at the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, New Jersey. His work explores collaboration with, empathy for... Read More →

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avatar for Harvestworks Digital Media Art Center

Harvestworks Digital Media Art Center

Executive Director, Harvestworks Inc
Founded as a not-for-profit organization by artists in 1977, Harvestworks has helped a generation of artists create new works using technology. Our mission is to support the creation and presentation of art works achieved through the use of new and evolving technologies. Our goals... Read More →



Friday May 19, 2017 12:00pm - 6:00pm EDT
Harvestworks Digital Media Art Center 596 Broadway #602 New York NY 10012 Phone: 212-431-1130 Subway: F/M/D/B Broadway/Lafayette, R to Prince, #6 to Bleecker
  Satellite, art show
 
Saturday, May 20
 

9:00am EDT

AfterGlow (The Lumen Prize)
In boredomresearch's award winning Lumen Prize artwork AfterGlow boredomresearch collaborated with Dr Paddy Brock, a mathematical modeler at the Institute of Biodiversity Animal Health and Comparative Medicine, University of Glasgow, to explore the bounds of current epidemiological practice. This project forms a new expression of a malaria infection transmission scenario, placing the audience in the perspective of the mosquitoes.

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The Lumen Prize

Director & Founder, The Lumen Prize
The Lumen Prize is the pre-eminent global award and tour for digital art. The prize celebrates the very best art created digitally. As a not-for-profit social enterprise, its goal is to focus the world’s attention on this exciting genre through an annual competition, a global tour... Read More →



Saturday May 20, 2017 9:00am - 6:00pm EDT
CTW Conference Hub at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway 1871 Broadway, New York, NY 10023

9:00am EDT

Audiograph (The Lumen Prize)
Audiograph listens to its surroundings and translates sound into light, regardless of the sound’s origin. The tone of human voices, music, traffic, water, and the other sounds found in the city are all different, and will all appear differently on the projected clock face. A large clock is a common object to encounter in the public space, but this clock causes viewers to think differently about the space that they are occupying and moving through, since it enables them to “see sound.”

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Nathan Selikoff

Co-founder of Omni Modal
Nathan Selikoff’s award-winning artwork has been exhibited and performed in galleries and venues throughout the United States and around the world. An avid explorer of the intersection of art and technology, he was one of a small group of developers to launch apps for the Leap Motion... Read More →

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The Lumen Prize

Director & Founder, The Lumen Prize
The Lumen Prize is the pre-eminent global award and tour for digital art. The prize celebrates the very best art created digitally. As a not-for-profit social enterprise, its goal is to focus the world’s attention on this exciting genre through an annual competition, a global tour... Read More →



Saturday May 20, 2017 9:00am - 6:00pm EDT
CTW Conference Hub at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway 1871 Broadway, New York, NY 10023

9:00am EDT

Eddy Melody (The Lumen Prize)
Eddy Melody is a video game project that allows players to create their own music. The story follows the journey taken by a group of otherworldly musicians. Following a speechless, fluorescent cyanine girl, they use their music to keep hostile creatures from doing others harm. As a novel kind of gameplay, each creature in this world has his own musical pitch.

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WH

Wengu Hu

Wengu Hu recently received his MFA in Computer Art from the School of Visual Arts in New York City. As an artist, musician, programmer and game designer, he has been working in game development and music for over 10 years. His games utilize peaceful artistic concepts within a unique... Read More →

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The Lumen Prize

Director & Founder, The Lumen Prize
The Lumen Prize is the pre-eminent global award and tour for digital art. The prize celebrates the very best art created digitally. As a not-for-profit social enterprise, its goal is to focus the world’s attention on this exciting genre through an annual competition, a global tour... Read More →



Saturday May 20, 2017 9:00am - 6:00pm EDT
CTW Conference Hub at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway 1871 Broadway, New York, NY 10023

9:00am EDT

Hyperplanes of Simultaneity (The Lumen Prize)
Melding the tradition of painting with the most innovative technologies, Hyperplanes of Simultaneity uses virtual reality to annihilate the contemplative distance between the voyeur and the work of art. Removing the painting from the confines of its frame, the painting on canvas is exploded into three dimensions allowing the spectator to step inside and voyage across the mind of the artist.

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Fabio Giampietro

Artist
Fabio is an artist based in Milan, Italy. In 2016, Fabio won the Lumen Prize Gold Award for Hyperplanes of Simultaneity, a fractal-metropolis, conceived, born and endlessly reproduced to become a city within a city.
AD

Alessio de Vecchi

Alessio is an art director and CG wizard currently based in Tokyo. He is the founder of adv, a creative collective specialising in photography, video production and post production, motion graphics, and animation, graphic & web design. In 2016 he won the Lumen Prize Gold Award alongside... Read More →

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The Lumen Prize

Director & Founder, The Lumen Prize
The Lumen Prize is the pre-eminent global award and tour for digital art. The prize celebrates the very best art created digitally. As a not-for-profit social enterprise, its goal is to focus the world’s attention on this exciting genre through an annual competition, a global tour... Read More →



Saturday May 20, 2017 9:00am - 6:00pm EDT
CTW Conference Hub at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway 1871 Broadway, New York, NY 10023

9:00am EDT

Lightning Talk: The Lumen Prize - A Case Study
From an ancient castle in Wales to a trendy gallery in Shanghai, The Lumen Prize for Digital Art has exhibited worldwide over the last six years. Carla Rapoport, Director & Founder, looks at how Lumen helps boost the careers of digital artists around the world and uproots some of the established prejudices against the genre.

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The Lumen Prize

Director & Founder, The Lumen Prize
The Lumen Prize is the pre-eminent global award and tour for digital art. The prize celebrates the very best art created digitally. As a not-for-profit social enterprise, its goal is to focus the world’s attention on this exciting genre through an annual competition, a global tour... Read More →

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The Lumen Prize

Director & Founder, The Lumen Prize
The Lumen Prize is the pre-eminent global award and tour for digital art. The prize celebrates the very best art created digitally. As a not-for-profit social enterprise, its goal is to focus the world’s attention on this exciting genre through an annual competition, a global tour... Read More →


Saturday May 20, 2017 9:00am - 6:00pm EDT
CTW Conference Hub at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway 1871 Broadway, New York, NY 10023

9:00am EDT

Nature Abstraction (The Lumen Prize)
Nature Abstraction is an immersive sensory experience that explores the arcane forms of fractals, mathematical visual representation of natural and biological forms. The project gives an insight into fractal formations through virtual reality, where they appear as three planets: Birth, Communion and Aether - each accompanied with scores designed to facilitate meditative state and relaxation. The fractals have also been processed through Google’s Deepdream, transforming the fractal landscapes into morphing psychedelic patterns that our eye will recognize as very familiar shapes although the way the images are created only aims to create a variety of random patterns on the canvas.

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Matteo Zamagni

Matteo Zamagni is a new media artist based in London. He expresses his ideas through multi-media platforms : Video Direction, real-time and off-line graphics and interactive installations. The root of his projects comes from ongoing research into the connections between spirituality... Read More →

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The Lumen Prize

Director & Founder, The Lumen Prize
The Lumen Prize is the pre-eminent global award and tour for digital art. The prize celebrates the very best art created digitally. As a not-for-profit social enterprise, its goal is to focus the world’s attention on this exciting genre through an annual competition, a global tour... Read More →



Saturday May 20, 2017 9:00am - 6:00pm EDT
CTW Conference Hub at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway 1871 Broadway, New York, NY 10023

9:00am EDT

The Lumen Prize: New and Other Worlds
An exhibition that blurs the boundaries between the virtual and the real. Bringing together a selection of works from the 2016/17 Lumen Prize global tour, the exhibition will showcase the potential of virtual reality as an art form and features the 2016 Gold Award winner 'Hyperplanes of Simultaneity' by the Italian duo Fabio Giampietro and Alessio de Vecchi.

Experts
FG

Fabio Giampietro

Artist
Fabio is an artist based in Milan, Italy. In 2016, Fabio won the Lumen Prize Gold Award for Hyperplanes of Simultaneity, a fractal-metropolis, conceived, born and endlessly reproduced to become a city within a city.
WH

Wengu Hu

Wengu Hu recently received his MFA in Computer Art from the School of Visual Arts in New York City. As an artist, musician, programmer and game designer, he has been working in game development and music for over 10 years. His games utilize peaceful artistic concepts within a unique... Read More →
JO

Joshue Ott

Interval Studios
Joshue Ott is a visualist and software designer who creates cinematic visual improvisations that are performed live and projected in large scale. Working from hand-drawn forms manipulated in real time with superDraw, a software instrument of his own design, Ott composes evolving images... Read More →
NS

Nathan Selikoff

Co-founder of Omni Modal
Nathan Selikoff’s award-winning artwork has been exhibited and performed in galleries and venues throughout the United States and around the world. An avid explorer of the intersection of art and technology, he was one of a small group of developers to launch apps for the Leap Motion... Read More →
AD

Alessio de Vecchi

Alessio is an art director and CG wizard currently based in Tokyo. He is the founder of adv, a creative collective specialising in photography, video production and post production, motion graphics, and animation, graphic & web design. In 2016 he won the Lumen Prize Gold Award alongside... Read More →
MZ

Matteo Zamagni

Matteo Zamagni is a new media artist based in London. He expresses his ideas through multi-media platforms : Video Direction, real-time and off-line graphics and interactive installations. The root of his projects comes from ongoing research into the connections between spirituality... Read More →

Partners
avatar for The Lumen Prize

The Lumen Prize

Director & Founder, The Lumen Prize
The Lumen Prize is the pre-eminent global award and tour for digital art. The prize celebrates the very best art created digitally. As a not-for-profit social enterprise, its goal is to focus the world’s attention on this exciting genre through an annual competition, a global tour... Read More →


Saturday May 20, 2017 9:00am - 6:00pm EDT
CTW Conference Hub at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway 1871 Broadway, New York, NY 10023

9:00am EDT

The Variant apps (The Lumen Prize)
The Variant apps are a new series of generative audiovisual artworks from Interval Studios featuring visuals by Joshue Ott and music by Kenneth Kirschner. Available on iOS for iPad and iPhone, each of the apps features a unique visual composition, a different indeterminate musical composition, and a distinct approach to user interaction. All of the Variants are generative artworks that bring together chance and interactivity to create an ever-changing, ever-evolving audiovisual experience.

Experts
JO

Joshue Ott

Interval Studios
Joshue Ott is a visualist and software designer who creates cinematic visual improvisations that are performed live and projected in large scale. Working from hand-drawn forms manipulated in real time with superDraw, a software instrument of his own design, Ott composes evolving images... Read More →

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avatar for The Lumen Prize

The Lumen Prize

Director & Founder, The Lumen Prize
The Lumen Prize is the pre-eminent global award and tour for digital art. The prize celebrates the very best art created digitally. As a not-for-profit social enterprise, its goal is to focus the world’s attention on this exciting genre through an annual competition, a global tour... Read More →



Saturday May 20, 2017 9:00am - 6:00pm EDT
CTW Conference Hub at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway 1871 Broadway, New York, NY 10023

11:30am EDT

NYIT M.F.A. Thesis Exhibition 2017 - May 20th, 2017
This event will be open to the public throughout the time of Creative Tech Week, during gallery hours. On May 20th, 2017 some student representation will be there during lunch break and throughout the day to answer questions about their work and the exhibition.

This event is the final thesis exhibition of NYIT's MFA Program. This year’s show, called “Visionaries,” is represented by a collection of final student thesis projects that focus on graphic design, fine arts & technology, virtual reality, animation, and in some cases these artistic mediums connect with each other. These pieces represent the development, production and hard work of a 2-year process.

Exhibition: May 4-25, 2017
Opening Reception: Thursday, May 4, 6-8 p.m.

NYIT-Manhattan 
Gallery 61
16 W. 61st St., 11th Floor
New York, NY

Viewing Hours: Monday – Saturday 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Professor - Christine Kerigan

For additional information, email ckerigan@nyit.edu, or call 212.261.1717.

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Christine Kerigan

Adjunct Professor, NYIT Department of Digital Art & Design
Christine Kerigan is an Adjunct Instructor for New York Institute of Technology's Department of Digital Art & Design where she teaches courses in areas of Computer Graphics, Graphic Design and Thesis Level courses. In addition, she works full-time for the department as Development... Read More →
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Lynn Pocock

Lynn Pocock is an artist and educator, and currently serves as a Professor of Fine Arts at New York Institute of Technology; she is also the Graduate Director of the Master of Fine Arts program.  Since the late 1980’s, she has played a significant role in the global digital arts... Read More →

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NYIT Department of Digital Art & Design

NYIT (New York Institute of Technology) is a private, degree-granting, not-for-profit global university, committed to educating the next generation of leaders, inspiring innovation, and advancing applications-oriented research and entrepreneurship. With two campuses in New York, as... Read More →



Saturday May 20, 2017 11:30am - 1:30pm EDT
Gallery 61, NYIT 16 West 61st, 11th floor, New York, NY 10023
  Satellite, art show

1:30pm EDT

Synergy in Art and Science: From Neurons to the Water We Drink
The artist and the scientist have always sought the same truth, albeit by different paths, but in the 21st century there is greater opportunity to develop deep synergy. Beyond simply sharing abstract notions of the universe, art and science can now create full circle, data-driven inquiry in which artists can reinterpret data in new ways to create public discourse and in the process motivate the collection of new datasets that inform the scientific process. This talk will discuss examples from my body of work that completes a loop, whereby art deriving from scientific data creates a public discourse and in the process gathers additional data for further scientific and artistic inquiry.

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Sean M. Montgomery Ph.D.

Artist, Technologist, Produce Consume Robot
Produce Consume Robot (Sean Montgomery) is a technologist, educator and new-media artist in New York City. Using research methodologies combined with emerging technologies, Sean takes a trans-disciplinary look at the human condition to examine the changing relationship between the... Read More →



Saturday May 20, 2017 1:30pm - 2:30pm EDT
CTW Conference Hub at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway 1871 Broadway, New York, NY 10023

2:00pm EDT

Lightning Talk: Richard Rodkin
As a compliment to two scheduled interactive sound walks featuring new works for U-GRUVE AR, the Audio Augmented Reality app created by Mr. Rodkin, the talk will focus on what U-GRUVE AR is, how it works, and who some of the composers are that have been creating pieces for the app, In addition to a brief walkthrough/virtual demo in the Unity 3D environment, a working demo has been created which participants can experience right outside the conference venue.

http://u-gruve.com

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Richard Rodkin

Creator, U-GRUVE AR, Memetic Arts, Inc.
A lifelong musician, composer, and artist, Richard first began work on U-GRUVE in the early ’90s, while working in the then-emerging Virtual Reality industry.In addition to founding Memetic Arts, Inc., Richard has garnered 20 years' experience as a Lead User Experience/Interaction... Read More →

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Memetic Arts, Inc.

Producer/Publisher, U-GRUVE AR
Memetic Arts, Inc. is a digital media publisher and app development company based in New York City. Founded by Richard Rodkin in 2006 as a web consultancy, the company now produces innovative web-based and mobile apps that explore and showcase Computational Art and Creative Tec... Read More →



Saturday May 20, 2017 2:00pm - 2:15pm EDT
CTW Conference Hub at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway 1871 Broadway, New York, NY 10023

2:20pm EDT

Climate Change and the Emergency Room
In my recent work, I compare my recent diagnosis of Type 1 diabetes with the human discovery of the global climate crisis. I compare my personal response to my chronic condition against our planetary response to the progressive, terminal condition of Climate Change.

With diabetes, I faced a choice grounded in harsh reality. Left unchecked, the condition would lead to multiple organ failures and death, perhaps within five years. Instead, I took immediate control. I learned to temper the condition with diet, exercise, medication and technology.

In this talk, I will discuss my artwork exploring the comparison of these conditions. I will argue that there is potentially still time to head off the worst ravages of climate change, but just barely, and the changes we need will be deep, systemic and immediate.

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Andrew McWilliams

Artist + Technologist, ThoughtWorks
Andrew is a New York-based artist and technologist, and a founder and director of the ThoughtWorks Arts Residency. He is a lead technical consultant for ThoughtWorks, specializing in innovation in technology and the arts. Andrew is also a founder and director of Art-A-Hack, and of... Read More →



Saturday May 20, 2017 2:20pm - 3:10pm EDT
CTW Conference Hub at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway 1871 Broadway, New York, NY 10023

3:55pm EDT

Lightning Talk: Putting Women in Their Place with AR

Putting women in their place with AR”

 

How can we use Creativity and Technology to confront people and make them empathize with (and take action on) the realities of gender inequality? 

 

Y&R New York’s The Whole Story Project is a project that allows for the placement of virtual statues of notable women in history.  The aim is to create parity in public representation and share the accomplishments of women. 

 

The project’s mobile app and online platform, designed along with Current Studios, makes it possible for people to see, share and add new virtual statues alongside existing public statues. Using augmented reality and GPS location technology, users locate and view statues using markers on a map and can also find details of their contributions.

 

The Whole Story Project will work with creators and developers worldwide to build and place statues of women in their own cities. The Whole Story Project is also championing efforts to create physical statues of real women in communities around the world such as the Monumental Women campaign of the Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony Statue Fund in New York City.



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Gretchen Menter

Associate Creative Director, Young & Rubicam NY
Gretchen Menter is an ACD at Y&R. In the course of her career, she's created campaigns for Sweet 'n' Low, Milano Cookies, Applebees, Staples, Speck, Bank of America, Merrill Edge, Ball Park, General Mills and others.  She's originally from Upstate New York where she was raised by... Read More →
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Molly Runge

Associate Creative Director / Art Director, Young & Rubicam NY
Molly Runge is an Associate Creative Director / Art Director at Y&R NY. She started her creative career on the west coast at GS&P as a creative coordinator and has since worked at Mad Dogs & Englishmen, Walrus, TBWA Chiat Day, McCann on various clients including HP, Avis, Holiday... Read More →

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Y&R

Y&R is one of the leading and most iconic global marketing communications companies. We operate as a Global Boutique, connecting deep insights from local business needs and consumers with strategies and objectives that travel across borders. Y&R Inspire Change is the agency’s global... Read More →



Saturday May 20, 2017 3:55pm - 4:15pm EDT
CTW Conference Hub at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway 1871 Broadway, New York, NY 10023

7:00pm EDT

Performances by Yuliya Lanina, Alon Ilsar and Blake Marques Carrington
Performances by Blake Marques Carrington, Alon Ilsar and Yuliya Lanina
FiveMyles Gallery,
588 St, Johns Place, Brooklyn, NY

Saturday, May 20th, 7-9pm

Yuliya Lanina
Not a Sad Tale
multi-media one woman performance 
Original music by Vladimir Rannev
2016
20 minutes
Not a Sad Tale is a story of creation gone awry. Its creator – simultaneously the author and the character – is visual artist Yuliya Lanina. Known for her animations and mechanical sculptures, this is the first time Lanina steps inside one of her creations, literally and figuratively, to reveal a fantastical micro-realm in the process of being made. The animation and Lanina’s live performance are synchronized with original music by the award-winning Russian avant-garde composer, Vladimir Rannev. The electroacoustic track mixes fixed media with sounds that the performer manipulates in real time entirely with her breathing. The presentation blurs the line between on-stage reality and its sublimation on screen, as the artist shapes her art “in her own image”, endowing it with all her strengths and her flaws. This project was made possible with the support of a residency at Headlands Center for the Arts and Fusebox Festival. Trailer could be watched here.

Blake Marques Carrington (a.k.a. Russian Ark Sakura)
A Weak Force That Binds
audiovisual performance
2017
20 minutes
single-channel projection + stereo sound
“A Weak Force That Binds” is the third full-length album from multidisciplinary artist Blake Marques Carrington a.k.a. Russian Ark Sakura.  Like previous releases, the album and performance use the artist’s “CScan” sound engine, created in the Max/MSP/Jitter software environment.  Architectural plans of a variety of structures, both religious and secular, are scanned in real-time to generate rhythmic sound.  By controlling multiple scanning groups at once, a myriad of polyrhythmic, fugue-like effects can be achieved.  Visually the plan is revealed with each pass of the virtual scan, and interacts graphically with appropriated clips from Antonioni’s 1964 film “Red Desert” and Teshigahara’s 1966 film “The Face of Another”. Video for track titled "Scan Santo Stefano (A 27-Sided Argument)" can be seen here.

AirSticks by Alon Ilsar
Performance, 30 minutes
Australian drummer and composer Alon Ilsar will perform a piece on the AirSticks; a custom built gestural instrument that allows him to grab, squeeze and throw sound and visuals.


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Blake Marques Carrington

Artist, Blake Carrington Studio
Blake Marques Carrington works within the spheres of the sound, visual and performing arts. He has had solo exhibitions at Contemporary Art Center New Orleans, Philadelphia Photo Arts Center, Central Utah Art Center, and VisArts, featuring a range of work from inkjet painting to video... Read More →
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Alon Ilsar

Alon Ilsar, Mutensils
Alon Ilsar is an Australian drummer, composer, sound designer and instrument designer. He is co-designer of a new interface for electronic percussionists, the AirSticks. His diverse projects include Belvoir Theatre’s ‘Keating! the Musical,’ Sydney Theatre Company’s ‘Mojo... Read More →
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Yuliya Lanina

Artist, Yuliya Lanina
Yuliya Lanina is a Russian-born American multimedia artist. Her paintings, animations, interactive sculptures and performances portray alternate realities that fuse fantasy, femininity, and humor. Lanina's multimedia works and performances have awarded her invitations to many... Read More →




Saturday May 20, 2017 7:00pm - 9:00pm EDT
Five Myles Gallery/Perfromance Space 558 St Johns Pl, Brooklyn, NY 11238 Phone: (718) 783-4438
  Satellite, Performance
 
Sunday, May 21
 

11:35am EDT

VR and Mixed Reality Day
LaJuné McMillian is a New Media Artist and Creative Technologist from NYU's Integrated Digital Media Program. LaJuné is currently creating art that integrates Performance, Virtual Reality, and Physical Computing to question our current use of technology and forms of communication. She has had the opportunity to show and speak about her work at Dance on Camera at Lincoln Center, MakerFaire, National Sawdust, Liberty Science Center, Chelsea Film Festival, Creative Tech Week and Weird Reality. She is also the Lead Character Animator for NeuroSpeculative Afrofeminism which premiered at Sundance Film Festival and is currently touring at festivals including SXSW and Tribeca Film Festival.

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LaJune McMillian

Artist, LaJune
LaJuné McMillian is a New Media Artist and Creative Technologist from NYU's Integrated Digital Media Program. LaJuné is currently creating art that integrates Performance, Virtual Reality, and Physical Computing to question our current use of technology and forms of communication... Read More →



Sunday May 21, 2017 11:35am - 11:50am EDT
CTW Conference Hub at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway 1871 Broadway, New York, NY 10023

3:05pm EDT

Lightning Talk: Imagination, Technology and Ecology: How Real World Places Influence Virtual Landscapes by Jakob Kudsk Steensen
Imagination, Technology and Ecology by Jakob Kudsk Steensen

Through his work, Jakob Kudsk Steensen explores how virtual worlds, real world locations and human imaginations intertwine. In his talk, Steensen will focus on how historical research and long-term excursions influence his development of complex digital worlds, which people explore through virtual reality. He will present three recent virtual reality and video projects. A Cartography of Fantasia explores the eco-systems of unfinished tourist resorts, which have been deserted because of financial speculation. Primal Tourism is a full-scale virtual replica of the Island of Bora Bora in French Polynesia, and the landscapeof the Island is build from satellite images, drawings from the 1700, photographs taken by tourists, and natural scientific illustrations of the future climate. Terratic Animism is Steensen's latest virtual reality work, in which he replicated parts of a North American mountain range that he explored while artist in residence at MASS MoCA. The talk ends with his thoughts on digital world making as a form of animism.

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Jakob Kudsk Steensen

Jakob Kudsk Steensen (1987) is a Danish installation artist based in New York, who combines satellite technologies with video and virtual reality with real world landscape explorations and cartographic research. His work has most recently been exhibited at The Moving Image Fair, NYC... Read More →



Sunday May 21, 2017 3:05pm - 3:20pm EDT
CTW Conference Hub at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway 1871 Broadway, New York, NY 10023

3:05pm EDT

Lightning Talk: Tamiko Thiel
Since 1994 I have been creating virtual reality artworks as “empathy machines,” putting users in situations they hopefully never encounter in real life, e.g. as prisoner in an internment camp or an interrogation by secret police. I drew on music, urban planning and classical drama to create and teach my own theory of dramatic structure in interactive experiences, with the user as protagonist in first person experiential perspective in interactions with the virtual world.

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Tamiko Thiel

Artist, Eyebeam Mentor, Eyebeam Art & Technology
Tamiko Thiel is an internationally acknowledged pioneer in creating poetic spaces of memory for exploring social and cultural issues in both virtual reality since 1994 (Starbright World with Steven Spielberg) and augmented reality. A founding member of the artist group Manifest.AR... Read More →

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Eyebeam

Eyebeam is a nonprofit studio for collaborative experiments with technology toward a more imaginative and just world. By providing generous support to artists for research, production and education, Eyebeam makes ideas real.



Sunday May 21, 2017 3:05pm - 3:20pm EDT
CTW Conference Hub at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway 1871 Broadway, New York, NY 10023
 


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