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NEW YORK DIGITAL SALON PARTICIPATES IN HARVESTWORKS NY ELECTRONIC ART
FESTIVAL
Saturday, October 10 7-9PM, 2009
SVA MFA Computer Art 133 W 21 Street 10th Floor
Free and open to the public
Performance/Artist Talk Jarryd Lowder
and Julie Fotheringham
Saturday, October 24 3-6PM, 2009
SVA MFA Computer Art 133 W 21 Street 10th Floor
Free and open to the public
Micro Video Workshop Jarryd Lowder
http://www.jarrydlowder.com/
This workshop will explore the creative and social uses of new micro
video technologies, including inexpensive lo-res and HD cameras, cell
phone video, micro projectors and more.
TECHNOCULTURES: THE HISTORY OF
DIGITAL ART–A CONVERSATION
 Click
here for a pdf of the press release
The MFA Computer Art Department at the School
of Visual Arts (SVA) presented Technocultures: The History of Digital
Art–A Conversation,
on March 6 2009. The panel featured influential historical practitioners
and researchers on digital art. Department Chair Bruce Wands
moderated. The panel traced the history of digital art through
vignettes and personal anecdotes of four pioneers: Kenneth Knowlton,
Margot Lovejoy, Kenneth Snelson and Lillian Schwartz. They were
joined by Jeremy Gardiner and Nick Lambert, who are working with
Birkbeck College, University of London, and the Victoria and Albert
Museum on a project called Technocultures.
 Click
here to view part 1 of the Technocultures panel.
Includes the introduction
by Bruce Wands, Jeremy Gardiner and Nick Lambert.
Click
here to view part 2 of the Technocultures panel.
Includes the personal
histories of Kenneth Knowlton, Margot Lovejoy, Kenneth Snelson
and Lillian Schwartz.
Click
here to view part 3 of the Technocultures panel.
Includes the question
and answer portion of the panel.
Click
here to view Jeremy Gardiner.
Click
here to view Nick Lambert.
Click
here to view Kenneth Knowlton.
Click
here to view Margot Lovejoy.
Click
here to view Kenneth Snelson.
Click
here to view Lillian Schwartz. |
