ART.ON.WIRES MEDIA FESTIVAL Chateau Neuf, Oslo, 25-29 May 2011. Publisert av: Art.on.Wires Society, Oslo, 9. May 2011 Mediefestivalen Art.on.Wires 2011 er at laboratorium for artister, forskere, ingeniører og Do-it-Yourself entusiaster. Den er tenkt som en lekeplass for musikere, dansere og teknologiinteressert, en happening der deltakerne forventes kan tøye faglige grenser ved egne disipliner, samt lære →
Keynote talk: Lights and Shadows on some Art-Sci Collaborations The VIDA research theme Keywords: augmented reality; interactional phenomena between humans and computer system; virtual materiality. Published by: Art.on.Wires Society, Oslo, 9. May 2011 How would we perceive ourselves if we were clouds? How can we design an interactive audio-visual experience for a classical organ instrument? →
Swarm Cubes Construction Workshop An illuminating Experience. Keywords: Collective behaviour, making, design, light movement, autonomous communication. Published by: Art.on.Wires Society, Oslo, 9. May 2011 DKIA’s (Digitale Konzeptuelle IT Alchemie) Nora Dibowski and Simon Laburda will guide attendees through the Swarm Cubes workshop where a very special form of interior decoration is assembled and brought to →
Interactive Network Music Performance Tutorial Breaking Distance in Music. Keywords: Low-delay networking, performing music, mixed-reality. Published by: Art.on.Wires Society, Oslo, 9. May 2011 Alain Renaud and Alexander Carôt will lead participants through the basic principles and technologies of distributed music performances and telepresence. In the time of virtual realities and digital lifestyle, people can easily →
ART.ON.WIRES MEDIA FESTIVAL Chateau Neuf, Oslo, 25-29 May 2011. Published by: Art.on.Wires Society, Oslo, 9. May 2011 The Art.on.Wires Festival is a laboratory for intermedia-artists, researchers, engineers, and Do-it-Yourself enthusiasts. Created as a playful space for musicians and dancers and a multidisciplinary brainstorming event, the festival takes the culture of open sharing and socialising that →