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incorporating the UCSB art department Digital Media Lecture Series

emphasizing interactions of the human body, its extensions, space, time, art & technology.

Culminating in interactive projects with both an actual and virtual presence - or hardware/software configurations in the broadest possible interpretation of the terms.

Our production will result in a hybrid exhibition of work in space and time that spans the gap between actuality and virtuality. The final exhibition will be an interactive public event (*TBA) with a web presence and DVD documentation. Hybridization will be a requirement, and considerations of display will necessarily fashion an interface between virtual entities, objects & environments, and their actual counterparts.

workshops & collaboration:
Excursions between all areas of art and related practice are encouraged - but especially between 3D/4D and Digital practice. To this end there will be a series of technical workshops, jointly with art106 - advanced intermedia & Professor Kim Yasuda, covering such diverse topics as web-construction and welding. These will be on Wednesday and Friday evenings (*TBA - 106 meets Fridays 2pm in the 3D atrium, collaborations between 106 and 122 class members are welcome and encouraged for this Quarter).

operational themes:
nostalgia for the future; archaeology of the now; database & algorithm; artificial intelligence and its inverse; intelligent space & down time; transarchitecture & ruins; sex & robots & androids & cyborgs; becoming alien & posthumanity

reading & links:
J.G. Ballard; Constance Penley; Simon Penny; Marcus Novak; Stelarc; Lev Manovich; algorithmic art

Grahama Budgett | budgett@arts.ucsb.edu

 

UCSB - art122 - spring 2002 - MW 4 - 6.50pm | Kerr Hall/eStudio/art atrium/IHC | Graham Budgett | Chris Niederauer | body-space-time-machine-body-space-time-machine-body-space-time-machine-body-space-time-machine-body-space-time-machine-body-space-time-machine-body-space-time-machine-body-space-time-machine-body-space-time-machine-body-space-time-machine-body-space-time-machine-body-space-time-machine...