Please join us for a presentation by ANNE-MARIE SCHLEINER and LUIS
HERNANDEZ - innovators in the field of play at the intersection of
gaming and the fine arts. This event is part of the ICAM lecture series
(http://dimension.ucsd.edu/~bstalbaum/icam_lectures_2k6/) and is
supported by the Center for Research in Computing in the Arts and the
UCSD visual arts department.
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Subject: Presentation 4/20/06 CRCA
Date: Wed, 19 Apr 2006 13:01:37 -0700
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Thursday, April 20, 2006, 6:00pm - 8:00pm
CRCA, Atkinson Hall, AUDITORIUM
The Center for Research in Computing and the Arts (CRCA) presents a
conversation with ANNE-MARIE SCHLEINER and LUIS HERNANDEZ titled “The
Socio-economic Politics for Trans-border Art”
“The socio-economic politics for trans-border artwork using gaming
technologies within the arts” is an event linking Anne-Marie in Boulder,
Colorado and Luis in Mexico City with an audience here in San Diego, and
will utilize the networking, conferencing capability of today’s research
communities in CALIT2 and CRCA.
Anne-Marie Schleiner, a gaming artist/designer, fills a variety of
roles as a writer, critic and curator. She received a BA in studio art from
the University of California at Santa Cruz, 1992 and an MFA in computers in
fine art from the San Jose State University, California, 1998. She is an
assistant professor of fine art at the University of Colorado, Boulder.
Her work has been extensively exhibited internationally and include
TechnoSublime, Colorado University Art Museum, University of Colorado at
Boulder (2005); Killer Instinct, The New Museum, New York (2004); Media City
Seoul 2004, Seoul Museum of Art, Korea and the 2004 Whitney Biennial,
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York.
Additionally, Schleiner has curated several online exhibitions of game
mods and add-ons including Luckykiss (2000) and Cracking the Maze: Game
Patches and Plug-ins as Hacker Art (1991).
Luis Hernandez is co-founder of Heterarquia, which is dedicated to
architectural experimentation. He received a degree in Engineering and
Architecture from Escuela Superior de Arquitectura, Mexico City and his work
ranges from virtual architectures to installation of videogame intervention.
His projects include developing a proposal for an interactive surface,
an interactive pavillion (second prize, Third Arquine Competition) a
low-cost shelter for the homeless, and a proposal for an Interactive
Hypersurface inserted in Mexico City (shortlisted, Miami Biennal 2004). He
was an artist in residence in Sala del Cielo, Centro de la Imagen and has
shown his work as part of the ‘Vitrinas/ public art’ program.
Luis was commissioned by rhizome.org to produce Oversaturation, 2004
and collaborated with Anne-Marie Schleiner to produce ‘Corridos’ for
inSite_05 as an Artist in residence at CRCA. His work has been exhibited at
FILE festival, Sao Paulo; Microwave Festival, Hong Kong; the New Museum, NYC
and Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, among others.
This event is part of ICAM 2006 Lecture series, presented in the
CALIT2
building now named Atkinson Hall. For maps and directions to CRCA:
http://crca.ucsd.edu/views.php?id=5
CRCA is an organized research unit of UCSD whose mission is to foster
advanced research and production of digital technology and new art forms.
CALIT2 is conducting research on the future of telecommunications and
information technology and how they transform applications important to
California’s economy and it’s residents’ quality of life.
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Brett Stalbaum, Lecturer, PSOE
Coordinator, Interdisciplinary Computing and the Arts Major (ICAM)
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO
Department of Visual Arts
9500 GILMAN DR. # 0084
La Jolla CA 92093-0084
http://www.c5corp.com
http://www.paintersflat.net
Info for students, spring quarter 2K6:
-Vis 141b (Advanced Computer Programming/Arts) office hour:
WED 3-4PM, VAF 206, Contact via WebCT
-ICAM and Media (computing emphasis) faculty advising:
WED 4-5PM, VAF 206, Contact via email [email protected]
-ICAM 110 (Computing in the Arts: Current Practice) office hour:
WED 5-6PM, VAF 366 (grad seminar room), Contact: via WebCT
- Notes:
Week 1 (Wed, April 5th) office hours for Vis 141b and ICAM/MediaC moved
to Thursday the 6th, 1-2PM and 2-3PM, Vaf 206. (ICAM 110 unchanged.)
Week 3 (Wed, April 19th) office hours for Vis 141b and ICAM/MediaC moved
to Thursday the 20th, 1-2PM and 2-3PM, Vaf 206. (ICAM 110 unchanged.)
Week 10 - No office hours this week.
Meetings available by appointment during finals week.
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Brett Stalbaum, Lecturer, PSOE
Coordinator, Interdisciplinary Computing and the Arts Major (ICAM)
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO
Department of Visual Arts
9500 GILMAN DR. # 0084
La Jolla CA 92093-0084
http://www.c5corp.com
http://www.paintersflat.net
Info for students, spring quarter 2K6:
-Vis 141b (Advanced Computer Programming/Arts) office hour:
WED 3-4PM, VAF 206, Contact via WebCT
-ICAM and Media (computing emphasis) faculty advising:
WED 4-5PM, VAF 206, Contact via email [email protected]
-ICAM 110 (Computing in the Arts: Current Practice) office hour:
WED 5-6PM, VAF 366 (grad seminar room), Contact: via WebCT
- Notes:
Week 1 (Wed, April 5th) office hours for Vis 141b and ICAM/MediaC moved
to Thursday the 6th, 1-2PM and 2-3PM, Vaf 206. (ICAM 110 unchanged.)
Week 3 (Wed, April 19th) office hours for Vis 141b and ICAM/MediaC moved
to Thursday the 20th, 1-2PM and 2-3PM, Vaf 206. (ICAM 110 unchanged.)
Week 10 - No office hours this week.
Meetings available by appointment during finals week.
ANNE-MARIE SCHLEINER and LUIS HERNANDEZ - ICAM lecture series
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