Computer-Controlled Installations
Interactive Art & Media Student Exhibition
Gallery 416
Columbia College Chicago
623 S. Wabash Ave.
4th Floor, Room 416
April 5-18 2007
Opening 4/5 4:30 PM
Challenging students to cross boundaries creates uneasy negations of
aesthetics and conceptual problems. For Patrick Lichty’s Computer
Controlled Installation Environments class, students of many disciplines and
levels of experience were brought together to explore the creation of new
artworks using interfaces and Parallax Stamp microcontrollers.
The results run the gamut from user-sensitive imaging to live audio
sculptures, living puppets, video Theremins, and even embodied Pong.
Programmers, designers, and artists came together to create a variety of
unusual works. Please join us for a novel body of student work that strives
to challege definitions of genre and discipline.
Student Exhibition 4/5: Columbia College Chicago, Computer Controlled Installation
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Type: discussion