RE:(T[P|RO])SPECTIVE: Talan Memmott exhibition from Feb 14th to Feb 24th

Lectures on Art and Technology
Yvonne Spielman & Jane Prophet
Feb 17th, 3 - 5 pm, Skiles 02

The James and Mary Wesley Center for New Media is comprised of research efforts that seek to define emerging digital media forms. Internationally recognised faculty and research fellows work with graduate students on innovative directions in augmented reality, biomedia, game design, immersive environments, interactive narrative, interactive television and film, physical computing, responsive spaces and other forms of experimental new media. Faculty in the Center write about, teach, and practice digital design in academic, business, and non-profit settings. Their accomplishments include: collaboration with the American Film Institute and Turner Broadcasting on new forms of interactive entertainment, consultation with UNESCO on media projects, and the curatorship of the SIGGRAPH 2000 Art Gallery. The Center is also a place for the theoretical and historical investigation of both old and new media. In addition to the digital realm, the Center is interested in film, television, performance art, and literary forms, all of which are now in a cultural dialogue with digital media.