acmi - australian centre for the moving image
‘From the wonders of more than a century of cinema, to television, computer games and the screen-based art of the future, ACMI is the place to find out everything about the moving image’
we should definitely check this out next time we’re in Melbourne - it has the world’s largest screen gallery!
http://www.acmi.net.au/index.htm
Filed under: conferences/exhibitions, exhibition spaces | Author: george | Comment (0)sixhands
this little studio does some nice work with wallpaper. great name and website too!
suburban giants
Some nice work by fellow adelaide artists Jo Kerlogue and Lachlan Tetlow-Stuart as part of the Feast Festival. Interaction was based on a wii remote…
Filed under: inspiration | Author: george | Tags: interactive, projection | Comment (0)virtual fridge magnets
These virtual fridge magnets look like great fun - created by Daniel (???) as part of the Perth Street Projection Project organised by Jerrem Lynch.
Filed under: inspiration | Author: george | Tags: interactive, projection | Comment (0)this is not art & electrofringe
Newcastle, Australia 2-6 Oct 2008
This festival incorporates 4 programs including electrofringe - a festival of experimental electronic arts and culture dedicated to skills development and artistic exchange. It focuses on uncovering emergent forms and places a particular emphasis on encouraging exchange between emerging and established artists.
Filed under: conferences/exhibitions | Author: george | Comment (0)frieder weiss
Frieder is an ‘engineer in the arts’, software developer living in Nürnberg and Berlin (Germany) and working with artists making performances and installations. He does loads of interactive work, including Glow with Australian dance group Chunky Moves.
the coded wall
‘The Coded Wall’ is an interactive digital art project that explores new modes of live interaction made possible by combining high speed computing with a camera and projector. The work consists of a number of short dynamic projections which respond to shadows - so you can get in front of the projector and have a play!
The piece was originally exhibited during August 2008 in the Moving Image Gallery as part of the SALA Festival. The audience response was fantastic and we received a high commendation in the Bunka Moving Image Award.
‘The Coded Wall’ was built with proce55ing software and represents two months of collaborative work by Kirstin Wache and George Campbell at make&do studio.
Short video clip:
Extended clip:
Watch individual scenes:
Filed under: new media art | Author: george | Tags: interactive, proce55ing, projection | Comment (1)
SIGGRAPH Asia 2008
Singapore on 10 December 2008.
For four fascinating days, SIGGRAPH Asia 2008 will extend the horizons of innovation and excellence. It will feature creative, scientific, and educational work that provokes thought, explores ideas in innovative ways, addresses contemporary issues, interactively engages viewers in discovery, and stimulates their intellect and imagination.
Filed under: conferences/exhibitions | Author: george | Comment (0)new interfaces for performance
NIP (New Interfaces for Performance) is a unique and practical, artists led, workshop and touring event, which examines techniques for creating new media and interactive work for live performance.
xiion - software development and computer systems engineering
We turn to xiion for high level programming and IT advice when things get too heavy for us to handle. Xiion works for clients ranging from small operators (like us) right through to large organisations in the financial services and telecommunications industries. This ensures that they’re always up-to-date with the latest technologies and gives them a unique perspective on any technical challenges we throw at them!
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