For Her Environment’s 7th installment, we are inviting feminine-spectrum new media artists to submit their work. We are looking for a wide variety of works, including (but not exclusive to) installations, performances, writing, sound, light, video, sculpture etc. You may submit multiple pieces / body of work. For additional information, installation requirements and tech needs, please send an email to herenvironment@gmail.com Her Environment is an expanded new media art series highlighting feminine spectrum artists. Our focus is on broadening the understanding of how New Media practices can be used in multiple forms of art making, from video to installation and…
CALL FOR SILENT VIDEOS – Grey Projects/Arts on Division
CALL FOR SILENT VIDEOS – NO FEE – DEADLINE SEPT 1, 2017. Call for videos to be presented at the Arts on Division Festival, Somerville, NJ, September 14-17. Open to original work in Video. Videos will be presented with no audio. Duration may not exceed 5 minutes per piece. No minimum duration. All video styles will be considered. Pieces will be on a loop shared with other artists/pieces. Contact greyprojects@yahoo.com with questions. DOWNLOAD PROSPECTUS at www.greyprojects.net/entry_multivideo_01.pdf Arts on Division (AOD) is dedicated to building community through the arts and arts education; promoting the advancement, development and support of visual, musical,…
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS – ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY SYMPOSIUM at AMMERMAN CENTER FOR ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY
The Ammerman Center for Arts and Technology 16th Biennial Symposium INTERSECTIONS February 15 – 17, 2018 Keynote Address by Krzysztof Wodiczko Featured exhibition by Natalie Bookchin Deadline for Commission Submission Proposals: September 30 Deadline for General Submission Proposals: October 30 The Ammerman Center at Connecticut College seeks submissions for its 2018 Biennial Symposium on Arts and Technology being held February 15-17, 2018, at Connecticut College. The aim of the symposium, now in its 32nd year, is to create an inclusive forum for multidisciplinary dialogue at the intersection of arts, technology and contemporary culture. The symposium brings artists and researchers from…
CURRENTS New Media Festival 2018 Call for Submissions
We are accepting submissions in the following categories: • New Media Installations • Outdoor New Media Installations and Projections • Single Channel Video and Animation • Multimedia Performance • Experimental Documentary • Web-Art / Art-Gaming / Mobile Device Apps • Virtual Reality Environments • Robotics • Digitally Generated Objects (ie. 3D Printing) • Interactive Installations for Children Selected artists in the New Media Installation, Outdoor, Multimedia Performance, Virtual Reality, Robotics, and Installations for Children Categories will be considered for full lodging, travel, and shipping support. To view our submission guidelines and to submit an application visit: https://currentsnewmedia.org/guidelines-2018/ CURRENTS is an…
YouTube and The Human Experience
Presenting Princess Shaw is a recent PBS Point of View (POV) film with a digital humanities focus about the human experience of the social media site, YouTube. The documentary film represents the reality of the struggles and perseverance of Samantha Montgomery also known as Princess Shaw, who is a musician living in New Orleans, Louisiana. She employs YouTube as a video dairy to tell her version of the impact of her current socioeconomic background and being a woman musician. Her YouTube channel is also a presentation platform to debut her songs. The film introduces Israeli producer Ophir Kutiel also…
Leonardo Track at SIGGRAPH including VIP Party
Join the Leonardo community SIGGRAPH 30 July – August 4 in Los Angeles California. Leonardo is the leading international peer-reviewed journal by Leonardo/ISAST on the use of contemporary science and technology in the arts and music and, increasingly, the application and influence of the arts and humanities on science and technology. Once a year Leonardo/ISAST publishes the SIGGRAPH journal issue, which is the result of an ongoing collaboration between Leonardo and ACM SIGGRAPH to showcase the community of artists, designers, and scholars working with computer graphics and interactive technologies. This publication coincides with SIGGRAPH 2017 and will mark the ninth…
Seeing the Edge: Augmented World Expo in Context with the year in VR Art
The Augmented World Expo (with satellites in Asia and Europe) is the SIGGRAPH for immersive media. Held in Santa Clara, California, it is often the epicenter of new releases for the Augmented and Virtual Reality worlds. Over the three days, there was a great deal that was becoming visible and others that were fading from sight. Much of this had to do with the expanded trade floor, a large area for demos, experiences and play, and the talks themselves, which served as a framework for the rest of the event. And, within the talks, it was of note that much…
Adjunct Professor of Design at Rutgers University
Rutgers University is seeking adjunct professors for a variety of studio and seminar classes. Please get in touch by August 1st, 2017 with your CV and website if you are interested in hearing about the details of the specific classes. Design studies at Mason Gross School of the Arts are grounded in graphic design and interaction design, reflecting the rapidly evolving nature of visual communication and technology. Students gain expertise in developing innovative ways of communicating ideas in a wide range of concrete and dynamic media. They acquire skills in typography, publication design, coding, and data visualization, while shaping content…
The Wrong 3 : Radical Inclusion (Post 1)
The Wrong New Digital Art Biennale The Wrong is divided into online and IRL locations around the world. The online biennale happens in pavilions; virtual curated spaces in which selected works are exhibited. The offline biennale happens in The Wrong Embassy Network, art spaces, galleries, institutions and artist run spaces in cities around the world which feature temporary AFK projects, featuring live performances, workshops, artist talks and exhibitions. November 1st 2017 to January 31st, 2018 The focus for this year’s The Wrong is focused on “Radical Inclusion” Recently, a number of pavilions have begun their open calls for artwork: Disp[]…
31st Annual Materials Hard + Soft Contemporary Craft Competition and Exhibition
The Greater Denton Arts Council proudly presents the 31st Annual Materials: Hard + Soft National Contemporary Craft Competition and Exhibition. Recognized as one of the premier craft exhibitions in the country, Materials: Hard + Soft began in 1987 and was originally initiated by area artist Georgia Leach Gough. The exhibition celebrates the evolving field of contemporary craft and the remarkable creativity and innovation of artists who push the boundaries of their chosen media. Approximately 70 works will be selected by an esteemed juror for exhibition at the Patterson-Appleton Arts Center in Denton, Texas. Entries may be submitted via our online…
Call For Art – PRESIDIO PUBLIC ART/New Media Art PROJECT
Request for Qualifications: PRESIDIO PUBLIC ART PROJECT Art Budget: Approximately $525,000 Eligibility: Any artists or artist teams legally authorized to work in the U.S. Application Deadline: July 27, 2017, 4:00 PM PST The City of San Diego is seeking applications from interested qualified artists to provide public art services for the Presidio Public Art Project. An artist or artist team is sought to design, fabricate and transport a permanent or semi-permanent new media artwork for Presidio Park and consult during installation of artwork at the site by the City. To learn more about the opportunity and how to apply visit:…
The Coaction Lab presents: FLOW Fort Knox
The Coaction Lab presents: FLOW Fort Knox @ Fort Knox, Prospect ME Saturday, June 24th from 3pm to 11pm (rain date: Sunday, June 25th same time) Free Event / Open to All Ages Free Round Trip Shuttle Bus from Orono & Bangor to Fort Knox Onsite Parking – $5 per vehicle FLOW is an event series produced by the Coaction lab in association with the Intermedia MFA and New Media undergraduate programs at the University of Maine and in collaboration with the Friends of Fort Knox. This event series is focused on water as a precious resource that connects and…
Flux Factory Presents “Tongue Tide”
Long Island City Flux Factory is pleased to present its next 2017 Major Exhibition, Tongue Tide, opening Thursday, July 6 from 6-9PM. The exhibition will be on view through Sunday, July 30 with gallery hours on Saturdays & Sundays from 1-6PM, and by appointment. Inspired by Flux Factory’s location in Queens, NY — the most language-dense area in the world– Tongue Tide explores the multitude of ways in which artists engage with language, addressing both its tide-like ebb and flow as well as its limitations. Investigating the ways in which we experience, use and understand words, the projects will take…
56th Ann Arbor Film Festival Call for Entries Opening Soon
Awards: The AAFF offers approximately $21,000 in cash and in-kind awards each year. For a list of the award winners from the 55th AAFF, see: http://aafilmfest.org/news/308-55th-aaff-awards Entries: Open to the public Eligibility: The Ann Arbor Film Festival is open to all motion pictures and all genres that demonstrate a high regard for the moving image as an art form. Work previously submitted may not be re-entered. Entries are accepted in one of two categories: short and feature length. Short films are 59 minutes and under in runtime. Feature films are 60 minutes or longer in runtime. Foreign entries should have…
Visiting Teaching Assistant Professor at University of Denver
The Emergent Digital Practices program at University of Denver is accepting applications for a non-tenure track, one-year Visiting Teaching Assistant Professor in Emergent Digital Practices with capabilities to teach across our foundations courses in Digital Imaging, Time-based Media and Creative Coding. The position may be renewed for an additional year, contingent on continued need and funding. An MFA or equivalent is required. More info here: https://du-openhire.silkroad.com/epostings/index.cfm?fuseaction=app.jobinfo&jobid=2403 The Emergent Digital Practices program brings together art, design, media, culture and technology studies in a hands-on, collaborative environment.
IEEE VIS 2017 Arts Program – Call for Entries, Paper and Exhibition Tracks – Submissions due June 23rd
The IEEE VIS 2017 Arts Program, or VISAP’17, showcases innovative artwork and research that explores the exciting and increasingly prominent intersections between art, design, and visualization. Through a dedicated papers track and an exhibition that runs concurrently with the IEEE VIS 2017 conference, the Arts Program aims to foster new thinking, discussion, and collaboration between artists, designers, technologists, visualization scientists, and others working at the intersection of these fields. Selected artworks and design submissions will be installed in an exhibition setting that is open to the general public as well as to VIS attendees. All accepted submissions will be featured…
CFP: New Perpectives: Innovations by Women Intersecting Science, Media and Sonic Arts
Call for Participation Alliance of Women in Media Arts and Technology Conference 2018 | February 8-10, 2018 | University of California, Santa Barbara, USA New Perpectives: Innovations by women intersecting science, media and sonic arts Now Accepting submissions for papers, installations, demonstrations, sound art/concert works and workshops. Key Dates: Paper Deadline: October 31, 2017 Workshop Proposals: November 7, 2017 Installation/Demonstrations: November 12, 2017 Performance/Concert Works: November 15, 2017 Notifications of Acceptance: November 2017 For more on conference and submission information please go to: https://sites.google.com/site/awmat18/index Join us February 8-10, 2018 for the AWMAT 2018 Conference. This conference brings together women innovators,…
Terminal 4.0
For the final segment of the Terminal installation at Western Front in Vancouver, Canada, Terminal 4.0 reflects on the quality of sociability with social media sites. The web-based content for Terminal 4.0 is a social media platform entitled State of Exceptional Webnation that was built by a duo of artists. The platform is part of a larger critique concerning the saturation of image culture and media hyberbole with online communication. Jean-Paul Kelly’s essay, TERMINAL; INTERFACE is the first essay that was commissioned by Media Curator, Alison Collins for the Terminal project. His essay sets a reflective tone toward the progression…
ThoughtWorks Arts Residency Open Call: The Implications of AI
Open Call: The Implications of AI Dates: Sept 18 – Dec 22, 2017 ThoughtWorks, a global software consultancy with an arts residency based in New York City seeks an artist/technologist who works in their art practice with issues surrounding the design, use and implementation of artificial intelligence (AI). AI simulates human intelligence using computer systems that learn, reason and self-correct based on programming and algorithms. The artist does not need to be an expert in programming AI systems, but a basic understanding is helpful. AI can enhance the human experience, but can also contribute towards amplifying pre-existing social prejudices and…
Message from Events and Exhibition Committee
The Events and Exhibition Committee is seeking participation for the 2017-18 academic year. This includes membership on the committee or spearheading an event. We seek to diversify our programming through the input of the New Media Caucus membership. The mission of the Events and Exhibition Committee is to develop and plan new media related events and exhibitions during the College Art Association (CAA) annual conference and throughout the year that promote new media artistic work of caucus members; investigate contemporary new media art practice and theory; and investigate issues surrounding education and new media. The New Media Caucus holds event…
Call For Designer – NMC Websites
Designer needed for organizational website redesign The New Media Caucus, a nonprofit affiliate organization of the College Art Association, seeks a designer to execute a redesign of our WordPress website (newmediacaucus.org), and to create a template for the online presence and print-on-demand versions of our journal, Media-N (median.newmediacaucus.org). The job entails a projected 30 – 40 hours of labor, and offers a flat fee of $1,500 and our eternal gratitude. Applicants should send a letter of interest, CV (or LinkedIn link), and links to a portfolio or relevant work to: Jessye McDowell, jpm0028@auburn.edu by Monday, May 1. Tasks include: New…
Call for Chapters: Social Annotation in Modern Learning Contexts
Recommended topics include, but are not limited to: Social Reading and Academic Performance Writing in Public Spaces Fact-checking with Social Annotation Digital Polarization Social Annotation Technologies Collaborative Learning Performative Publishing Please visit http://www.igi-global.com/publish/call-for-papers/call-details/2718 to view the official Call for Chapters and to submit your proposal. There are no publication fees or costs to you. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me. Chapter proposal deadline, May 30th. Coastal Carolina University
Kit Galloway – Networked Conversations
Interview with Kit Galloway, co-founder of the Electronic Café with Sherrie Rabinowitz ::: Monday, April 24, 6:00pm-7:00pm (PDT) / 9:00pm-10:00pm (EDT) ::: Networked Conversations is hosted by Randall Packer ::: live & online via Internet chat. Login & participate via Internet chat: https://connect.ntu.edu.sg/thirdspacenetwork/ Select “Guest,” type your name, and “Enter Room.” About Kit Galloway and Sherrie Rabinowitz Kit Galloway and Sherrie Rabinowitz are widely recognized pioneering artists of communications art. They were among the first artists to begin exploring performance with satellite technologies in the 1970s, leading to their seminal work, Hole-in-Space in 1980. In 1984, they founded the Electronic…
Sad Tropics—Photography and Video Installation at The Front New Orleans
Sad Tropics—Photography and Video Installation at The Front New Orleans by Cristina Molina with Jonathan Traviesa What would usually take the average driver ten hours takes us two days. We set out from New Orleans for South Florida in the early morning, stuffing the car to its max capacity with snacks, presents, snorkel equipment, cameras, and clothes. Jonathan Traviesa, my collaborator and husband, has a long standing practice of making images of objects he sees along the road. This is why he insists that we take the coastal routes instead of expediting our trip on the highway. On the highway it would…
The Cube Art Project Call for Artists
The Cube Art Project is an initiative of the city of Lincoln, Nebraska, the Lincoln Partners for Public Art Development, and ColorKey Media LLC. We are seeking video art, animations, motion graphics, video-mapping, and/or sound visualization projects for screening on our three dimensional monitor (the Cube) located in the Rail Yard on Canopy Street. This is a curated competition of clips that are suitable for a public art audience. Wide latitude in genre and style are considered however priority is given to artworks that have a formal/ visual appeal. Projects should use a single channel video file: (.mov) (h264 codec)…
Videofreex – Networked Conversations
Videofreex social broadcasting pioneers Skip Blumberg, Nancy Cain, and Mary Curtis Ratcliff ::: Monday, March 27, 9:00pm-10:00pm (EDT-US) (UTC-4) ::: live & online & global via Internet chat. Login & participate: https://connect.ntu.edu.sg/thirdspacenetwork/ Select “Guest,” type your name, and “Enter Room.” | About the Videofreex | While television has traditionally been a passive medium, programmed media received by the masses, the Videofreex turned the paradigm upside down when they rented the Maple Tree Farm and established Lanesville TV in upstate New York in the early 1970s. It was here, in this setting far removed from the urban bustle of the New…
Terminal 3.0
Following the lineage of Terminal 1.0 and 2.0, Cyberspace is explored in Terminal 3.0 from a social and cultural context. The web-based content is a collection of essays that relate to network-based art and an active chat room for the duration of the exhibition. The chat room gives the online viewers an opportunity to interact with the Western Front New Media Curator, Alison Collins. Collins mentions at the end of her Terminal 3.0 introduction that she can be found lingering intermittently in the #westernfront chat room. I did take the time to choose a nickname for logging in and posted…
Call for Cultural Capital Producers for New Residency in WA
In collaboration with Washington State University, artist and educator Peter Christenson has initiated a cultural capital scholar residency in Richland, WA and is currently seeking proposals from creatives with diverse backgrounds and research agendas to participate in the community-based residency. Innovative and socially conscious scholars and practitioners working in a variety of fields and industries including the visual arts, architecture, engineering, urban planning, social work, design and media arts, creative writing & literature, culinary arts, etc. are encouraged to apply. Selected residents will stay at the “Guest House,” a living-learning community of Washington State University in Richland, WA for a…
Fermenting at Flux: Live and Active Cultures (Part 3)
Presented by Christina Freeman, Flux Factory artist-in-residence and Visiting Assistant Professor, Haverford College Over the course of my residency at Flux Factory in Long Island City, New York, I am recording a series of studio visits with other artists-in-residence (aka Fluxers), as well as outside artists collaborating with Flux for its various public programs. Through its studio residency program, Flux Factory supports approximately 30 emerging artists each year from a range of creative disciplines and international locations. Flux commissions new work through quarterly exhibitions, and residents produce public events at a prolific pace. For this interview, Christina invited Caitlin Foley…
Applications Open for Scientific Delirium Madness 2018!
Leonardo/ISAST and Djerassi Resident Artists Program (DRAP) are giving six artists and six scientists the gift of time and space with the acclaimed residency Scientific Delirium Madness (SDM). Applications are now open for SDM 2018. Apply by 15 March 2017. Find out more here. One of the world’s most prestigious artist residencies will connect some of the most forward-thinking choreographers, composers, writers and visual artists with some of the most distinguished physicists, biologists and industrial engineers to explore and transform the boundaries of art and science – and create anything – at Djerassi Resident Artist Center in Woodside, California. The…
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION – FLOW FORT KNOX – JUNE 24TH 2017
FLOW is an event series produced by the Coaction lab in association with the Intermedia MFA and New Media undergraduate programs at the University of Maine. This years event is in collaboration with the SCANZ 2017 Energy + Ocean, international biennial and Intercreate, an organization exploring art, science, culture & technology. Last year’s event took place at the Thomas Hill Standpipe in Bangor ME and this years FLOW Fort Knox event will take place on June 24th 2017 at the historic Fort Knox and Penobscot Narrows Bridge and Observatory in Prospect ME, across the Penobscot Bay from Bucksport ME. Fort…
Call for Panel Proposals – CAA Los Angeles 2018
Call for Panel Proposals – CAA Los Angeles 2018 The New Media Caucus invites proposals for a 1.5-hour affiliated panel session to be held during the 2018 College Art Association annual conference in Los Angeles. Proposals must address issues related to new media. Panel chairs will submit the proposal and organize the session, including the call for submissions. The NMC Exhibitions & Events Committee will assist with providing liaison to CAA, administration, publicity, etc. PROPOSALS MUST INCLUDE: 3-page CV, submitted as PDF 300 – 600 word abstract addressing: concept for the panel areas of investigation questions the panel will raise…
Call for Entries for Residencies at PACT Zollverein
PACT is as a developmental working and presentation space for contemporary performance art at the interface between science, technology and society. Alongside delivering a wide-ranging programme of performances and public events, PACT’s work is firmly rooted in it’s well-known residency programme and ongoing engagement with diverse forms of knowledge transfer. Within the scope of advanced research and development activities, PACT establishes ongoing project series and opens up spaces where society, the world and art interlink. In Spring 2017 PACT is launching 1/2/8 a new, central and long-term research and development format with a special focus on the connection between knowledge…
Open Call: Tongue Tide at Flux Factory
Inspired by the location in Queens, NY, Tongue Tide invites creative practitioners, artists, performers, researchers, and educators to submit proposals for new artworks, workshops, and performances with the subject matter of language. Tongue Tide is one of Flux’s major 2017 exhibitions and is curated by Emireth Herrera and Christina Freeman. Deadline is March 30th Submission instructions below Exhibition dates : July 3rd to August 2nd, 2017 According to the 2015 census, half of all New Yorkers speak a language other than English at home and over 200 languages are spoken across New York City. Including speakers of endangered languages, the number is closer to…
CFP: UNFOLDING IMAGES – VR, Volumetric Filmmaking and Spatial Control
UNFOLDING IMAGES – VR, Volumetric Filmmaking and Spatial Control 7th Besides the Screen International Conference Federal University of Espirito Santo, Brazil, 31 May to 2 June 2017 Deadline for proposals: 20th March 2017 Once again, virtual reality is a technology to come. The recent popularisation of immersive displays has revamped the interest on the possibilities of this subject. Alongside came the growth of other forms of volumetric image capture and exhibition, such as 3-D scanning and 360o video. These systems, many of them created to enable computer sensing, are now informing other observers. The way they have been deployed in…
Call for Entries: The Light Factory 9th Annuale
The Light Factory is pleased to announce its 9th Juried Annuale, a photography competition that will showcase challenging and inventive new work from photographers and artists throughout the international photographic community. From traditional to digital, still and moving, all photographic techniques and approaches are welcome. This can include works that stretch the boundaries of the assumed definitions of photographic-based media. The exhibition will consist of 4-6 photographers, each of whom will be represented by 5-7 images [size permitting]. EXHIBITION DATES Thursday, April 20 – Friday, June 2, 2017 OPENING RECEPTION Thursday, April 20, 2017 / 6:30 – 8:30 PM ENTRY…
CFP – Autonomous Art Systems: Opportunities, Pitfalls and Implications – Media-N -2017 Fall Issue
Guest Editors Nick Bontrager, Texas Christian University Adam Fung, Texas Christian University Editor-In-Chief Kevin Hamilton Media-N, the Journal of the New Media Caucus, invites submissions for an issue about the use of Autonomous Art Systems, tethered and untethered systems of making, self-guided vehicles, and related programming in creative fields of study. Submissions could include: accounts of new artworks that address concepts of drones or autonomous surveillance as subject or form; reflections on the influence of emerging “intelligent” technologies on studio art practices; or critical/historical analysis of the aesthetics of autonomous technologies in light of their social and technical implications. Artists…
Seeking Chairperson for Department of Art & Design at University of Delaware
The College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Delaware seeks a dynamic artist and administrator to lead the Department of Art and Design. The Department Chair is tasked with cultivating an environment that fosters creative research, academic excellence, and student success. The ideal candidate is an innovative leader who can bring an interdisciplinary approach to collaborations among faculty with diverse interests, providing visionary leadership and enhancing the overall quality of teaching, research, and service in the department. The successful candidate will likewise provide mentorship for our students and cultivate evolving art and design practices. The Chair supervises faculty…
#CrisisPedagogy
HOW TO TEACH ART AND ART HISTORY UNDER CONDITIONS OF CRISIS? Teaching Resource Sharing Party Friday, February 17, 7-10pm e-flux, 311 E Broadway (accessible by B,D,F,J,M,Z trains) Bring your data! Flash drives, JPGs, PDFs, PPTs, lesson plans, syllabi, etc., or send files to crisispedagogy@gmail.com. Drinks and bites will be provided; additional contributions are welcome. Sponsored by the Society of Contemporary Art Historians, Sense of Emergency, Art History That, Association for Latin American Art, Association of Historians of American Art, the European Postwar and Contemporary Art Forum, Material Collective, New Media Caucus, Queer Caucus for Art, US Latinx Art Forum, Visual…
Assistant Professor, Tenure Track at University of California, Berkeley
The Department of Film and Media at U.C. Berkeley seeks applications for an Assistant Professor in New Media theory and history (tenure track), with an expected start date of July 1, 2017. Applicants for this Assistant Professor position must have completed all degree requirements except the dissertation at the time of application and must have the Ph.D. in Film/Cinema Studies or a related field in hand by June 30, 2017. Additional qualifications for all applicants include: broad competence in New Media studies, demonstrable either through formal study or publication record; the ability to teach courses in New Media theory/history and…
NEH Summer Institute: Space, Place and the Humanities
“Space, Place, and the Humanities” is a three-week summer institute hosted by the Humanities Center at Northeastern University in Boston (July 24-August 11, 2017) on the newly emerging, interdisciplinary field of Geohumanities. At the intersection of geography, history, literature, creative arts, and social justice, Geohumanities focuses on the role of space and place in a range of humanities disciplines. The aim of this Institute is to help scholars in humanities disciplines integrate spatial thinking into their research and teaching in new ways. Prominent scholars from cultural geography, literary studies and the digital humanities will lead the Institute, foregrounding the study…
Art/Sci/Tech with Leonardo at CAA 2017
On Saturday February 18th, 2017 at the College Arts Conference in New York City, Leonardo/ISAST is hosting 4 events. We have included this information in our conference listing, but the Leonardo schedule is also below: 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. The Centenary of D’arcy Wentworth Thompson’s On Growth and Form, Part I: Art, Architecture, and Design in the Postgenomic Present 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. The Centenary of D’Arcy Wentworth Thompson’s On Growth and Form, Part II: Performance Art, Interactive Media, and Bioart 12:15 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. Leonardo Education and Art Forum Meeting 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Leonardo LASER…
Tenure/Tenure-Track Position, Games and Simulation Arts and Sciences at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Open Rank Faculty Position in Games and Simulation Arts and Sciences The program in Games and Simulation Arts and Sciences (GSAS) at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in the School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences invites applications, nominations, and expressions of interest for an Open Rank faculty position. The selected candidate will have a tenure home in one of the five departments of the School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences: Arts, Cognitive Science, Communication and Media, Economics, or Science and Technology Studies. Applicants must hold a terminal degree (PhD, MFA or foreign equivalent) in Computer Games or a related field…
Applications Open for the University of Maine Intermedia MFA & PHD programs
We have exciting news for potential Intermedia MFA Program graduate students. The Regional Graduate Scholarship builds upon UMaine’s commitment to affordability and creates a pathway for academically-talented students to access graduate education. With the Regional Graduate Scholarship, new students from VT, RI, NJ, MA, CT, NH, and PA accepted into the MFA Program are automatically given an out-of-state tuition reduction from $1,361/credit hour to $650/ credit hour. That means a saving of over $42,000 for the full degree program! This program, coupled with additional available grants, scholarships, teaching and research assistantships, makes attending the University of Maine one of the…