Exercises in Passivity
A worker cage, karaoke, sleep trackers, and virtual assistants all feature in this exhibition of new work by James Coupe, Associate Professor in DXARTS.
Joseph Anderson's Mpingo at Park Sounds
<p>Joseph Anderson's Ambisonic holographic sound work <em>Mpingo</em> to be performed at the Park Sounds festival in Essen, Germany.
ICareIfYouListen publishes interview with Juan Pampin and Richard Karpen about their new piece Human Subjects
<p>Prominent new-music online publication ICareIfYouListen has published an interview with DXARTS professors Juan Pampin and Richard Karpen about their new piece <a href="/events/2019-05-18/guest-artist-concert-jack-quartet-human-subjects">Human Subjects</a><em>,</em> to be premiere by the JACK Quartet on May 18, 2019 at Meany Center for the Performing Arts.</p>
<p>The interview can be found at the following URL:</p>
DXARTS 490B
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Immersive Arts: Realize your world in Virtual Reality
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Experiment with the entry-level basics of Unity to create immersive experiences with moving-image and sound-based artwork.
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DXARTS 490A
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Body, sound, interface studio
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Are you interested in dance, music, performance and interface design? Focus on the use of wearable technology to construct performative experiments where the body is seen as an interface of control.
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Juan Pampin
As the UW’s students and faculty scattered in December at the end of finals week, Pampin was taking a break from his administrative duties to consider new creative projects and to regroup following a year of prolific output.
Haein Kang's work at AWMAT, UC Santa Barbara
<h2 style="text-align: center;"><span>AWMAT 2019 Conference</span></h2>
<p style="text-align: center;"><strong>February 7-9, 2019</strong></p>
<p style="text-align: center;"><span>University of California, Santa Barbara, </span><span>Elings Hall Main Lobby</span></p>
DXARTS Alumnus Tivon Rice receives two major grants from the Dutch Cultural Fund for Architecture, Design, and Digital Culture
<blockquote><p>DXARTS Alumnus Tivon Rice has received two major grants from Stimuleringsfonds, the Dutch Cultural Fund for Architecture, Design, and Digital Culture. Totaling €25,000, these awards will accelerate Rice's work with experimental image making and digital narratives. Through the fund's "Space for Talent" award, Rice will also spend 2019 collaborating with Delft University of Technology to research Machine Learning/A.I. systems for image, sound, and text.</p>