March 15, 2006
Responding to Gesture and Bodies: Design for Physically Based Interactive Art with Camille Utterback
Five Merit Scholarships Available
Responding to Gesture and Bodies: Design for Physically Based Interactive Art: Call for Applications: Five Merit Scholarships available for emerging artists to take a one-week course with award-winning interactive artist Camille Utterback. These awards are designed to help artists learn and understand the technologies behind creating Physical-Digital Interfaces and to create a critical context in which to make these works. Scholarships include: Full tuition, materials, lodging and three meals a day for the duration of the course. Winning applicants must provide for their own travel.
Concept: In this workshop students will explore digitally based interactive art that engages human gesture and bodies. The main goal of the workshop is to help students develop a critical context for their own interactive work, and to demystify the technologies behind this type of work - expanding each studentB9s vocabulary in the type of work he/she can do. Students will learn about video tracking technology, working with sensors, potentiometers, microcontrollers and other forms of input, processing, and output. Software used in demonstrations may include Flash, Jitter/Max MSP, Processing, and Basic (for microprocessor and sensor control). For more visit >>
To apply: Send resume, examples of work, and a brief statement that answers the following questions: What is your current work about? Why do you want to take this course and how do you see it effecting your development as an artist? You may apply by mail or e-mail. e-mail applications to kconnerly[at]andersonranch.org mail to:
Attn: Krista Connerly
Re: Program Excellence Scholarship
Anderson Ranch Art Center
5263 Owl Creek Road
Anderson Ranch Art Center
Snowmass Village, CO 81615
Responding to Gesture and Bodies:
Design for Physically Based Interactive Art
Dates: August 14 - 18
Location: Anderson Ranch Art Center, Aspen/Snowmass Colorado
Faculty: Camille Utterback
Faculty: Camille Utterback's ground-breaking work has been exhibited at museums, galleries and festivals across the globe. Utterback's honors and awards include a Transmediale award from the Transmediale International Media Art Festival Award, Berlin (2005), a Rockefeller Foundation New Media Fellowship (2002), MIT Technology Review's TR100 - 'the top 100 innovators of the year under 35' (2002). More.
Anderson Ranch Arts Center, located 10 miles outside of Aspen Colorado, is an artistsB9 community offering workshops and residencies. AndersonB9 RanchB9s new expanded digital media program offers classes in animation, video, sound, digital imaging and interactive media. Summer workshop faculty are professionals in their field and include nationally and internationally renowned artists. Residencies are also available for emerging artists wishing to experiment and establish new directions of growth in their work. Please contact digital media program director Krista Connerly with any questions: kconnerly[at]andersonranch.org
Posted by jo at March 15, 2006 03:07 PM
