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SPECTROPIA: Artist's Talk by Toni Dove |
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Friday, May 18, 2-4 PM
Engineering Visual Arts Building, ground floor auditorium EV1-605
Concordia University
1515 St Catherine West
"Dove aims to intensify the cinematographic experience and to link together observer and character in a radically new way." Sabine Himmelsbach, The Cinematic Imaginary after Film, ZKM/ Center for Art and Media, Germany
Toni Dove is an artist/independent producer who works primarily with
electronic media, including virtual reality , interactive video
installations, performance and DVD ROMs that engage viewers in
responsive and immersive narrative environments. Her work has been
presented in the United States, Europe and Canada as well as in print
and on radio and television. Projects include Arxheology of a Mother
Tongue, a virtual reality installation with Michael Mackenzie, Banff
Centre for the Arts (see the book "Immersed in Technology" from M.I.T.
Press) and an interactive cinema installation, Artificial Changelings,
which debuted at the Rotterdam Film Festival, and was part of the
exhibition: Body Mécanique, at the Wexner Center for the Arts, Ohio, at
the Institute for Studies in the Arts at Arizona State University
International Performance Studies Conference, in "Wired" at the Arts
Center for the Capital Region in Troy, N.Y., Book-Ends Conference. Her
current project under development is Spectropia, a feature length
interactive movie performance for two players also to be released as a
linear feature film. It previewed as a work in progress at Lincoln
Center in Scanners, the New York Video Festival 2006. A DVD ROM, Sally
or the Bubble Burst, an interactive scene from the Spectropia project
is distributed on the Cycling '74 label.
http://www.tonidove.com
Co-sponsored by the Topological Media Lab (Concordia) The Sense Lab
(Concordia), Joint PhD in Communication (Université de Montréal/ UQAM/
Concordia) and the Workshop in Radical Empiricism (Université de
Montréal), Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema (Concordia), Design
Computation Arts Department (Concordia)
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Cosmicomics @ Elektra, May 9-13 |
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Based on previous work with Meteor Shower, Cosmicomics realizes a fantastical projected sky animated by a fusion of lunar dreams inspired by Italo Calvino’s novel, and by the cosmology of the quantum inflationary universe created by Alan Guth, Andre Linde, et al. A large cailing-mounted display opens a window into a fable of a cosmos, filled with liquid light and sound that dance to movement, epoch, and the alchemical condition of the Moon.
For more information please see: http://www.elektramontreal.ca/
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Dr. Helga Wild and Dr. Niklas Damiris at TML |
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The Topological Media Lab at Concordia
University, and partners, invite two internationally respected scholars
and long-time researchers from Silicon Valley Dr. Niklas Damiris and
Dr. Helga Wild for a site visit capped by a public discussion.
Dr. Helga Wild and WaterCooler Logic's
participatory ethnography mediates and catalyzes human relations
and processes in the detailed life of complex organizations. On one
hand it is practically embedded in everyday life, and on the
other hand it draws on and reflects concepts and approaches from
ethnography, anthropology, rhythmanalysis, and complexity theory.
Dr. Niklas Damiris continues his
discussion of a model for valuing the work of vigorously incommensurate
people in the co-production of social value. Although the model is
quite general, it is particularly relevant and powerful for those artists
and humanists who are trying to fund and value work that is not
directly tied to, for example, technology development or entertainment
industry, yet who aspire to adopt or adapt the same material
technologies, sources of funding, or models of R&D work.
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Monday April 2, 3:30-5:00 pm
A CRC conversation with humanists,
artists, and universities in Canada's economies of culture:
Roundtable "Creative research and
the co-production of values" with Dr. Helga Wild, Dr. Niklas Damiris
and Dr. Sha Xin Wei
HEX-X Resource Centre, EV11-705
(Engineering, Computer Science and Visual Arts Complex), 1515 St.
Catherine West, Concordia University
Tuesday April 3, 5pm
Hexagram Tea with Dr. Niklas Damiris
and Dr. Helga Wild
11th Floor Atrium, EV (Engineering,
Computer Science and Visual Arts Complex), 1515 St. Catherine West, Concordia
University
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Troglodyte Vernissage |
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You are welcome to join us for this one-time presentation of Troglodyte-2.
Thursday March 15th, from 4 to 8 pm, Concordia, EV 10-515.
Drinks and popcorn will be served between 5 and 7. Please bring friends, kids and other fun people!
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Winter/Spring Exhibition |
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9 EVENINGS RECONSIDERED:
ART, THEATRE AND ENGINEERING, 1966
John Cage, Luncinda Childs, Övynd Fahlström,
Alex Hay, Deborah Hay, Steve Paxton, Yvonne Rainer,
Robert Rauschenberg, David Tudor, Robert Whitman
Curator Catherine Morris
9 mars au 21 avril 2007
Vernissage le jeudi 8 mars 17h30
in the presence of the University President
http://www.ellengallery.concordia.ca
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