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Art Gallery: Global Eyes Global Gallery: Art 152 ART GALLERY ELECTRONIC ART & ANIMATION CATALOG Adamczyk Walt J Art Gallery: Global Eyes Chair Vibeke Sorensen University at Buffalo Associate Chair Lina Yamaguchi Stanford University ELECTRONIC ART & ANIMATION CATALOG ELECTRONIC ART & ANIMATION ART GALLERY ART 151 Table of Contents 154 Art Gallery Jury & Committee 176 Joreg 199 Adrian Goya 222 Masato Takahashi 245 Andrea Polli, Joe Gilmore 270 Peter Hardie 298 Marte Newcombe 326 Mike Wong imago FACES bogs: Instrumental Aliens N. falling water Eleven Fifty Nine Elevation #2 156 Introduction to the Global Eyes Exhibition Landfill 178 Takashi Kawashima 200 Ingo Günther 223 Tamiko Thiel 246 Joseph Rabie 272 Shunsaku Hayashi 327 Michael Wright Running on Empty Takashi’s Seasons Worldprocessor.com The Travels of Mariko Horo Psychogeographical Studies Perry’s Cowboy • Animation Robotman Topography Drive (Pacific Rim) Do-Bu-Ro-Ku 179 Hyung Min Lee 224 Daria Tsoupikova 158 Vladimir Bellini 247 r e a Drought 328 Guan Hong Yeoh Bibigi (Theremin Based on Computer-Vision Rutopia 2 La grua y la jirafa (The crane and the giraffe) 203 Qinglian Guo maang (message stick) 274 Taraneh Hemami Here, There Super*Nature Technology) A digital window for watching snow scenes Most Wanted 225 Ruth G. West 159 Shunsaku Hayashi 248 Johanna Reich 300 Till Nowak 329 Solvita Zarina 180 Steve Mann ATLAS in silico Ireva 204 Yoichiro Kawaguchi De Vez En Cuando 276 Guy Hoffman Salad See - Buy - Fly CyborGLOGGER Performance of Hydrodynamics Ocean Time Bracketing Study: Stata Latin 226 Ming-Yang Yu, Po-Kuang Chen 250 Seigow Matsuoka Editorial 301 Jin Wan Park, June Seok Seo 330 Andrzej Zarzycki 160 Arina Melkozernova Globaleyesation eco-echo Self-Transparency 205 Osman Khan Engineering Laboratory, Naoko Tosa 278 Masa Inakage Visual Genealogy Texture of Reality No.7 182 Michael Masucci SEEN – Fruits of Our Labor Hitch-Haiku Flow 302 Tom Piper, Sushma Bahl 332 Jing Zhou 161 2007 Northeastern University RAGE TO KNOW 206 Thomas Kienzl • Monitor-Based Work 279 Andrew Johnson V9-U9 A Digital Portfolio Eternity (Ch’an Mind, Zen Mind Series) Visual Music Marathon 251 Selected Works from the 183 Hiroshi Matoba _zur form Hawker, Hacker, Herald Selected Works from the 2007 Northeastern 228 Anya Belkina 10th Japan Media Arts Festival 304 Dave Poindexter Performing Arts for the University Visual Music Marathon 207 Haemin Kim, Junghyun Ahn Crowded with Voices 280 Matthew Kenyon Meteor Crater Observatory on Old Route 66, • Art Papers Future Mobile Generation 252 Cedar Sherbert Dreaming a Fingertip Conversation with You Improvised Empathetic Device Arizona 162 Nagata Takeshi, Monno Kazue 229 Devika Coles Gesture Down (I Don’t Sing) 334 Carlos Antônio Leite Brandão 184 Pauline Oliveros Japan Media Arts Festival 208 Tammy Knipp Places of Memory 281 Davida Kidd 305 Joohyun Pyune Transdisciplinarity, Yesterday and Today Dynamic Spaces 253 J.P. Sniadecki Lighting Doodle Project “Pika Pika” The Weight of Reason (after Goya) Blue Faith CASE STUDY 9983 & 9983-B 230 Roderick Coover Songhua 338 Heitor Capuzzo 185 Ping Jin, Lihong Lei, Guns and Kolbasa 209 Shawn Lawson Something That Happened Only Once 306 Don Relyea Building Possible Dreams Xiaohua Sun, Nan Zhang 254 Alexander Villacorta • Artist Books Wu Wei 282 Kazuhiko Kobayashi Big Hairy Bush – Hair Particle Drawing A Rhyme of the Tang Dynasty 231 EA Game Innovation Lab Spheres of Influence 341 Richard L. Loveless scan Gate Project 164 Kathy Beal 210 Shawn Lawson, Wafaa Bilal The Night Journey: Walk Through Identifying New Myths for Convergence and 186 Jeffrey Treviño, Ross Karre Seven Sisters A Bar at the Folies Bergère • Wall-Based Work 284 Viktor Koen 308 Chris Rowland Creative Collaboration in the Age of Digitalia Substitute Judgment + Metal Catalogue 232 Santiago Echeverry Witness No.02 and No.04 HMS Royal Oak 165 Lyn Bishop 211 Francisco Marinho WORLD 256 Mostafa Barakate 345 Lisa Parks If Dreams Could Talk 286 Sally Grizzell Larson 310 Alma de la Serra Around the Antenna Tree: • Installations Palavrador 233 Copper Frances Giloth Revolution No. 6, from the series Thread and Carbon, Linkages The Politics of Infrastructural Visibility 166 Dena Elisabeth Eber 212 Margaret Morris Looking Back 25 Years: 257 Stan Bowman 188 Harriete Estel Berman Oil and Steel CATALOG ELECTRONIC ART & ANIMATION These are Some Jews that Hitler Did Not Get: SIGGRAPH 82 Art Show 312 Mark Stock Consuming Conversation, 2001-2004 Mobile Heart Health RHODADALIA American Jews and the Survival of a People 287 Qian Li Dynamo • Art Panels 213 Lucy Petrovich, Johnie Hugh Horn 234 Lynn Hershman 258 Vlatko Ceric 190 Caitlin Berrigan Core Green Streamlines 167 Philip Mallory Jones Desert Views, Desert Deaths Life Squared Algorithmic mirror 349 Database Documentaries and Viral Confections air LISSEN HERE! 314 Susana Sulic Global Knowledge: Transnational City 214 Rudy Poat 236 Philip Mallory Jones 260 Max Chandler 191 Chiara Boeri 288 Andy Lomas Cyvers Viral City Symphonies, Constructivist Courseware, 168 Kent Manske Deep Dark: Real-Time Interactive IN THE SWEET BYE & BYE SL Silent Dancing Boscometro: More Than a Green Belt Flow 9 and Interactive Science West meets East: Artworks based Cinema Project (a Second Life installation) 316 Masakazu Takano for a City 262 Paula Dawson Flow 19 on a journey to China Re-formation 349 Global Environment and Digital Media 215 Catherine Richards 237 Julian Konczak Luminous Presence 192 Sheldon Brown 290 Dan Lu Transpacific I was scared to death/I could have died of joy 25 - Birth and Decay 350 Indigenous People and Digital Media The Scalable City 263 Brian DeLevie Letters I, Letters II • Digital Performance 318 Robert Trempe 216 Scenocosme 238 Toby Lee, Fotini Lazaridou-Hatzigoga Re-remembered, digital palimpsests 350 ISAST I: The Planet Has Changed: 194 Anna Chupa 291 Jessica Maloney Connections 170 J. Walt Adamczyk SphèrAléas Royal, Nebraska Art, Environment, and Sustainable Autocosm 2007 Nou La 264 Brian Evans Intertwined: Person, Place, and Time ELECTRONIC ART & ANIMATION CATALOG ELECTRONIC ART & ANIMATION 320 Anna Ursyn Development 218 James Sears 239 Ben Maggos sonata (pipilo) 172 Mariela Cádiz, Kent Clelland, 195 Christian Croft, Ariel Efron, Ed Purver 292 Chi-wah Man Clear Water Act The Orb What About Job? time slice (meliá) 351 ISAST II: Artists Have Changed: GALLERY ART Denis Lelong Future Perfect SelfPortrait06_Diptych Wires 219 Mark Shepard 240 Ellen McMahon 266 Murat Germen Art, Science, Technology Interaction e*scapes 196 Maaike Evers, Mike Simonian 293 John McGhee 322 Roman Verostko Tactical Sound Garden Toolkit NaturArte: A Bi-National, Interdisciplinary soul of the place – genius loci Windowseat Lounge Integrity: structure and surface Flowers of Learning: “Hortus Conclusus” 351 Chinese Media Art Preview 173 Maja Cerar, Liubo Borissov Wetlands Conservation Project in Sonora, Kanyon reconstructed Autopoiesis/Mimesis 220 Koh Sueda México 352 Local Concerns – Global Art ART GALLERY ART 197 Jun Fujiki 294 Nataliya Nadtoka 324 James Faure Walker Chang-tei System 268 Copper Frances Giloth 174 Kooj Chuhan OLE Coordinate System Viva la Revolution Dark Filament 352 Alternative Networks 242 Pedro Meyer Sunday Morning at the City Hall Doors/ 153 221 Keiko Takahashi What If I’m Not Real 198 Gregory Garvey Selections from ZoneZero.com Dimanche Matin aux Portes d’Hôtel de Ville 296 Joe Nalven Diorama Table Exhale The Automatic Confession Machine: World Identity Cards 244 Alejandro Perez-Avila 269 Matt Hamon 152 A Catholic Turing Test Global Eyes Web Site Dog Years Art Gallery Jury & Committee Art Gallery: GLOBal Eyes ChaIR Art Gallery JUry Sue Gollifer VIDEO TECHNOLOGY SUBCOMMITTEE CHAIRS ONLINE JUry Paul Hertz Barbara Mones University of Brighton Johannes Birringer Northwestern University University of Washington and Vibeke Sorensen Heitor Capuzzo Goldie Chaudhuri University of Canterbury Brighton, United Kingdom Brunel University Illinois, USA University at Buffalo Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais XSV Washington, USA; United Kingdom New York, USA Minas Gerais, Brazil United Kingdom Francisco Marinho Erkki Huhtamo Jana Whittington University of California, Los Angeles Catherine Richards Sue Gollifer Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais Marc Böhlen Purdue University Calumet California, USA University of Ottawa Art Gallery: GLOBal Eyes AssOCIate ChaIR University of Brighton Minas Gerais, Brazil University at Buffalo and Universität Zürich AILAB Indiana, USA Ontario, Canada Brighton, United Kingdom New York, USA; Zürich, Switzerland Lina Yamaguchi Marilenis Olivera Masa Inakage Christiane Robbins Stanford University Stanford University Paul Brown Keio University Francisco Marinho University of Southern California, Jetztzeit Studios California, USA California, USA ACKNOWledgeMENts University of Sussex Japan Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais California, USA Minas Gerais, Brazil Thanks to the following people and institutions: United Kingdom Victoria Szabo Lisa Jevbratt Aaron Baker Michael Scroggins Duke University Patricia Clark University of California, Santa Barbara Victoria Szabo Arizona State University California Institute of the Arts North Carolina, USA Arizona State Univesity California, USA Computer Technology Subcommittee Chair California, USA Duke University Roger Malina Arizona, USA Cristina Venegas Philip Mallory Jones North Carolina, USA ISAST Leonardo Bill Seaman University of California, Santa Barbara Beatriz da Costa Ohio University Rhode Island School of Design California, USA University of California, Irvine Ohio, USA Cristina Venegas Marilenis Olivera Rhode Island, USA California, USA University of California, Santa
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