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::Spring 2004 Events::
The Center for Research in Computing & the Arts (CRCA)
in conjunctino with XDesign
Labs and Red Maquiladora Network
are pleased to present:
Jorge Nava & Timothy Jaeger
Firewalls and Borders
Saturday, April 24, 2004
Free Cooperation Conference, SUNY Buffalo
Soundlab, Buffalo, NY 8PM
Firewalls
and Borders is an artistic
intervention/investigation into
the realm of the contemporary
dancefloor. Using video and
audio clips captured in various
parts of the San Diego/Tijuana
border region with VJ software
applications (Max/Msp/Jitter,
VDMX, Motion Dive), this performance
seeks to disrupt the traditional
role of live visuals in a club
setting. "Database cinema"
and "digital ethnography"
are two phrases that encapsulate
the scope of this collaborative
process in creating new media
environments that engage with
traditional club culture.
Photo Documentation from the
live event:
Quicktime
sample
To receive an email notice of future events and CRCA news, send a note to Carol Hobson.
Updated April 21, 2004
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::Upcoming Events::
CRCA and the UCSD Visual Arts Dept present:
in silico v1.0: Ecce Homology
Tues, May 4, 2004
Reception @6:30
Lecture @ 7:00 PM
Visual Arts Facility
Performance Space
Can artistic practice and aesthetic experience
nurture discovery in genomic biology?
Ecce Homology is a physically interactive new media installation
developed by by Ruth West, Jeff Burke, Cheryl Kerfeld, Eitan
Mendelowitz, Tom Holton, JP Lewis, Ethan Drucker, and Weihong Yan.
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