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6 events
Conference / Symposium
Recherches théoriques et artistiques impliquant la science et la technologie : réflexions sur la situation actuelle = Theoretical and Art Researches Involving Science and Technology : About the State of the Art, Université Paris 1, Paris, France, December 9, 2000. – Organisation : Centre de Recherches d'Esthétique du Cinéma et des Arts Audiovisuels, Paris. {{www.creca.org}}
Conference / Symposium
Art. Science. Technology : About Today Researches, Université Paris 1, Paris, France, December 9, 2000. – Organisation : Centre de Recherches d'Esthétique du Cinéma et des Arts Audiovisuels, Paris.
Conference / Symposium
Interactive Frictions : A National Conference on Interactive Narrative, Davidson Conference Center, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, Calif., United States, June 5-18, 1999. – As part of the «Interactive Frictions» exhibition. {{www.annenberg.edu}}
Conference / Symposium
Seventh Biennial Arts and Technology Symposium at Connecticut College : Minds, Machines and Electronic Culture, Connecticut College, New London, Conn., United States, March 4-7, 1999. – Organisation : The Center for Arts and Technology, New London. {{cat.conncoll.edu}}
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Jim Campbell Originally a filmmaker, Campbell turned to science after having worked for several years on a personally difficult film on mental illness.
Simon Penny Born in 1955, Simon Penny is an Australian artist, theorist and professor in the field of robotic and interactive art.
3 documents in the collection
Book
Women, art, and technology. – Edited by Judy Malloy. – Cambridge : MIT Press, 2003. – 541 p. – (Leonardo book series).
Text in book
Neumark, Norie. – «Interactive journeys: making room in the cultural territories of interactivity». – Papers : FISEA 93. – Minneapolis : Minneapolis College of Art and Design, [1993]. – P. 111-123.
Text in periodical
Ross, Christine. – «L'écran en voie de disparition (toujours inachevée) = The disappearing screen : an incomplete matter». – Parachute. – N° 113 (janv./fév./mars 2004). – P. 14-29.