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First Middle Last Suffix Curator Gender Type Affiliation Departrment Job Title Bio Address Coordinates Website VAIF ID LOC ID ISNI ID
  • Henry
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  • Kuwahara
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • ISEA1994 The Digital Therapy Institute (DTI) was formed at the end of 1991 as a multidisciplinary group, with members from various fields including art, music, science,engineering and therapy. Since then, DTI has been conducting research from diverse angle into the brain. The central members of DTI are Keisuke Oki (artist) and Henry Kuwahara (engineer and musician).
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  • Karen
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  • Kipphoff
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  • Presenter
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  • Academy of Fine Arts in Bergen
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  • Roberto
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  • Torres
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  • Presenter
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  • Miguel
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  • López
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  • Presenter
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  • Enrique
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  • Mayorga
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  • Presenter
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  • Tomo'o
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  • Shimomura
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • ISEA2002 1998-99 Inter Medium Institute Graduate School 1989-93 Doshisha University, Faculty of Commerce 2001 “14th Stuttgarter Filmwinter” in Stuttgart, Germany “6th INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF NEW FILM SPLIT 2001n, Croatia 2000 “VRML-ART Expo 2000”, California “F I L E (Festival International de Linguagem Eletronica)”, Brazil 1999 “The European Media Art Festival ’99”, Germany.
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  • Motoshi
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  • Chikamori
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • ISEA2002 2000 Organized the media products unit “minim++” 1995-98 University of Tsukuba: M.A, Design 2001 The Kage Museum -In Search of Missing Shadows”, Japan 2000 “International Film Festival Rotterdam”, Netherlands 1999 “The Interaction ’99”, Japan 1998 “SIGGRAPH ’98”. USA 1997 “Ars Electronics Festival ’97”, Austria
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  • Kalim
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  • Chan
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Designer
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  • ISEA2002 Kalim Chan is a designer and new media artist from New York City, USA. He is a graduate of the Masters Program in Design/Media Arts at the University of California, Los Angeles. His work focuses on the fragmented and evolving identities of the self through different explorations in interactive installations and digital graphics. He has previously worked in the fields of advertising design and digital imaging in New York, and has also spent time in Hong Kong as a creative director of
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  • Los Angeles, California, US
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  • Annabel
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  • Frearson
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  • Presenter
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  • Goldsmiths College, University of London and UK & University of Hertfordshire
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  • ISEA2011 Annabel Frearson, Goldsmiths College, University of London, UK & University of Hertfordshire. annabelfrearson.com
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  • Steve
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  • Boxer
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  • Presenter
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  • Writer, Researcher, and Journalist
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  • ISEA2002 Steve Boxer, UK, is a writer, researcher and journalist in the field of computer games . He writes regularly for national newspapers including the Guardian and covers most of the major games exhibitions internationally and in the UK.
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  • Sergio
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  • Andres Yepes
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  • Sanchez
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  • Presenter
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  • Artist
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  • Ken
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  • Furudate
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  • Artist-Performing
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  • Mizuki
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  • Noguchi
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  • Artist-Performing
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  • Daisuke
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  • Ishida
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  • Artist-Performing
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  • Kazuhiro
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  • Jo
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  • Artist-Performing and Presenter
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  • Kyushu University
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  • Faculty of Design
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  • ISEA2022 Kazuhiro Jo (Ph.D.) is Associate Professor, Faculty of Design, Kyushu University. His research focuses on Media Art and Design.
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  • Japan
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  • Rachel
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  • Bishop
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  • Artist-Performing
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  • Elizabeth
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  • Haselwood
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  • Artist-Performing
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  • Laura
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  • Escude
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  • Artist-Performing
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  • Vedat
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  • Emre
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  • Balik
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  • Artist-Performing
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  • Shun
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  • Chu
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  • Presenter
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  • Savannah College of Art and Design and University of Alaska Fairbanks
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  • US
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  • Josephine
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  • Dorado
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  • Composer-Director-Choreographer and Artist-Performing
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  • Ryoji
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  • Ikeda
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  • Artist-Performing and Artist-Exhibiting
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  • dbox
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  • Artist-Performing
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  • The Builders Association
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  • Artist-Performing
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  • Katsuhiko
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  • Harada
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  • Artist-Performing
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  • Kazuki
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  • Saita
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  • Artist-Performing
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  • Sound Artist
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  • ISEA2010 Saita Kazuki is an electronic sound enthusiast who works as a programmer in an electronic musical instrument manufacturer in Tokyo.
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  • JP
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  • Shosei
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  • Oishi
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  • Artist-Performing
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  • Kevin
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  • Ponto
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  • Artist-Performing
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  • Cina
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  • Hazegh
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  • Artist-Performing
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  • Mike
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  • Figgis
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  • Artist-Performing
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  • Michael
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  • Lew
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  • Artist-Performing
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  • Clive
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  • McCarthy
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  • Artist-Performing
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  • Troika
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  • Ranch
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  • Artist-Performing
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  • ISEA2006 Troika Ranch was founded in 1994 and is the collaborative vision of Dawn Stopiello and Mark Coniglio. The company has performed extensively throughout the United States and internationally at the Monaco Dance Forum, Monte Carlo, Monaco, essexdance and TheJunction, in England and the Figuren Theater Festival and at the Forum Neues Musiktheater, in Germany. Troika Ranch’s work Future of Memory was awarded the 2003 Time Out New York Dance Audience “Bessie” Award in New York City and an Ho
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  • Anna
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  • Munster
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  • Artist-Performing
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  • Andrew
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  • Murphie
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  • Artist-Performing and Presenter
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  • ISEA2013 Andrew Murphie is Editor of the open-access online journal The Fibreculture Journal (digital media + networks + transdisciplinary critique), and works at UNSW, Sydney. Andrew’s research examines the productive nature of differential intensity. He works on transformation, crisis and possibility — as these are filtered through a generative process in media, arts, and philosophy, dynamic modeling of all types, and new forms of cooperation in political/social organisation. He is currently
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  • Sydney, Australia
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  • 151.21,-33.868
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  • Xu
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  • Bing
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Tom
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  • Jenkins
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Anab
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  • Jain
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Mauricio
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  • Arango
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Tamiko
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  • Thiel
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • ISEA2014 Tamiko Thiel (1957, USA) is a visual artist exploring the interplay of place, space, the body and cultural identity. She works in a variety of media ranging from supercomputers to digital prints and videos to interactive 3d virtual reality worlds and augmented reality.
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  • John
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  • Mallia
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Jin
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  • Jiangbo
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Frederic
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  • Sarkozy
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Margaret
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  • Tan
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  • Artist-Exhibiting, International Programme Committee (IPC), and Presenter
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  • National University Singapore
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  • ISEA2002 Margaret Tan is a practicing artist who situates her practice within a feminist context. She works with a wide range of media from objects, performance and installation to new media. She was the recipient of the Outstanding Achievement Award (RMIT) in her Bachelor of Fine Arts programme and became one of the first Artist-in-Residence with the Cyberarts Initiative, University Scholars Programme, National University of Singapore. She is currently tutoring with the School of Computing,
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  • Shirley
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  • Soh
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • ISEA2006 Shirley Soh (SG) is currently an artist based in Singapore after previous careers in TV journalism and publishing. Trained in ceramics, she has also worked in other media, mainly installations, using living vegetation, soil and other materials. Her work deals with the conundrums of human subjectivity in culture-nature discourses. She has participated in several art exhibitions in Singapore, Malaysia and Switzerland, where she was an artist-in-residence through the Artists-in-Labs proje
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  • Singapore
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  • Rainey
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  • Straus
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Katherine
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  • Isbister
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Omar
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  • Khan
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Rachael
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  • Rakena
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Filmmaker/Video Artist/Animator
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  • William
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  • Pappenheimer
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • ISEA2014 William Pappenheimer is an American multi media artist and a founding member of the artist collective Manifest.AR.
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  • http://willpap-projects.com/
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  • Orkan
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  • Telhan
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Martin
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  • Wattenberg
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Kentaro
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  • Okuda
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Riyako
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  • Horimizu
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Kenneth
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  • Haller
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Michael
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  • Schneider
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Cheon Pyo
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  • Lee
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Tellef
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  • Tellefson
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Taeyoon
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  • Choi
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Woosuk
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  • Jang
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Joon
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  • Kim
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Thomson & Craighead
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Jon Thomson & Alison Craighead
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  • Jin-Yo
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  • Mok
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Amichi
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  • Wolf
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Jean
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  • Routhier
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  • Artist-Performing and Artist-Exhibiting
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  • ISEA2015 Jean Routhier sonic works embrace the fleeting silences, the physical, as well as, emotional reactions to listening. His practice can materialize as: soundwalks, altered field recordings, acousmatic works, performances, installations, and radio broadcasts. Routhier’s productions challenge our common expectations of what can be interpreted as musical. His audio sculpture Une Suite de Temps-morts: iona, is a scheduled ISEA2015 partner event called Oscillations to be held on August 16 a
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  • Manuel
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  • Pita
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Leonard
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  • J.
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  • Paul
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • Laurie
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  • Long
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • M.
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  • Simon
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  • Levin
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Artist-Performing
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  • Artist
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  • ISEA2015 M. Simon Levin is a Vancouver-based artist. He creates site-based systems that explore the aesthetics of engagement, using a variety of designed forms and tools that address our many publics. Working collaboratively and primarily within the public sphere, Levin’s work ranges from billboard projects, alternative tours of cities, land care centres and alternative mapping and telecommunication systems. His range of spatial and pedagogical projects, expand the social agency of art making,
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  • Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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  • https://www.msimonlevin.com/
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  • Bobbi
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  • Kozinuk
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Kate
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  • Armstrong
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Robert
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  • Twomey
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Workshop Organiser/Presenter
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  • University of Nebraska–Lincoln
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  • Artist and Engineer
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  • ISEA2023 Robert Twomey, Assistant Professor, Johnny Carson Center for Emerging Media Arts at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, United States. Twomey is an artist and engineer exploring poetic intersections of human and machine perception, particularly how emerging technologies transform sites of intimate life. ISEA2022 Robert Twomey is an artist and engineer exploring poetic intersections of human and machine perception, particularly how emerging technologies transform sites of intimate lif
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  • Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
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  • https://roberttwomey.com/
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  • Jesse
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  • Arnold
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Chris
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  • Dierks
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Hu
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  • Jie Ming
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Ghosh
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • John
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  • Houck
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Osman
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  • Khan
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Norimichi
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  • Hirakawa
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Huang
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  • Shi
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Xing
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  • Danwen
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Chipp
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  • Jansen
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Heidi
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  • Kumao
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Christine
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  • Liu
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Aaron
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  • Zinman
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Francis
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  • Lam
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Jeff
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  • Goldenson
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Tony
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  • Bergstrom
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Karrie
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  • Karahalios
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Germaine
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  • Koh
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • ISEA2015 Based in Vancouver, Canada, Germaine Koh is a visual artist, independent curator and partner in the record label (weewerk). Her art is concerned with the significance of everyday actions, familiar objects and common places. Her exhibition history includes the BALTIC Centre, Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal, Para/Site, Frankfurter Kunstverein, Bloomberg SPACE, The Power Plant, Seoul Museum of Art, Artspace Sydney, The British Museum, the Contemporary Art Gallery, Plug In ICA, Ar
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  • Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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  • Joe
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  • Martin
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Daniel
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  • Bauen
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • John
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  • Taylor
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Jill
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  • Fantauzza
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  • Coffin
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • Georgia Institute of Technology
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  • Digital Media
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  • ISEA2011 Jill Fantauzza-Coffinis an American artist-inventor completing her final Ph.D. year in the Digital Media program at Georgia Institute of Technology in the United States. Her dissertation focuses on the relationship between technological art and invention.
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  • Georgia, US
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  • Alyce
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  • Santoro
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Damien
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  • Lock
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  • Goran
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  • Andrejin
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  • Scott
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  • Minneman
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  • Dale
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  • MacDonald
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  • Jon
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  • Winet
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  • Tad
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  • Hirsch
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  • Michael
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  • Weinkove
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  • Saul
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  • Albert
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • ISEA2011 Saul Al­bert is a re­searcher/artist from Lon­don whose work grew out of the in­ter­sec­tion of ‘net art, DIY cul­ture and the Free Soft­ware move­ment in the 90’s and con­tin­ues to de­velop forms of par­tic­i­pa­tory cul­ture, tech­nol­ogy and gov­er­nance. In 2006 he co-founded (with Michael Weinkove) The Peo­ple Speak: a par­tic­i­pa­tory pub­lic art, media and tech­nol­ogy col­lec­tive that cre­ates ‘tools for the world to take over it­self’). He is cur­rently a PhD can­di­date
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  • James
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  • Rouvelle
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Joe
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  • Reinsel
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  • Daniel
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  • Jolliffe
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  • ISEA2015 Visual and media artist Daniel Jolliffe’s work traverses many disciplines and interests including sculpture, interactive art, sound, public intervention, performance and open-source culture. The goal of his artistic practice is to challenge and query how embodied conscious experience is changed by the intervention of technology. He is based in Montreal.
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  • Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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  • Yauger
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  • Williams
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  • Jack
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  • Stenner
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  • Artist-Exhibiting, Author, and Presenter
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  • University of Florida
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  • School of Art and Art History and Digital Media Art
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  • Jim
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  • Pallas
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  • Julie
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  • Newdoll
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  • Fabian
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  • Winkler
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • ISEA2015 Shannon McMullen & Fabian Winkler are interdisciplinary artists and researchers combining their backgrounds in new media art and sociology to produce collaborative artworks that often combine sound, image, code and installation to create temporary new social spaces and investigate relations between nature and technology (gardensandmachines.com). Their work as been shown internationally at venues such as Art Center Nabi, Seoul, Korea; ZKM Center for Art and Media, Karlsruhe, Germ
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  • Diane
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  • Ludin
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  • Caleb
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  • Waldorf
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  • Tristan
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  • Shone
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  • Theo
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  • Humphries
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  • Mika
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  • Raento
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  • John
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  • Evans
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  • Ludica
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  • Lotte
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  • Meijer
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  • Adam
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  • Hyde
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  • Colin
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  • Ives
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • University of Oregon
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  • ISEA2022 Colin Ives is a media artist whose creative practice operates within a nexus of overlapping cultural categories, including art, technology, and ecology. He uses technology never as an end in itself, never an unexamined tool, but a chance to reflect, examine, and reveal aesthetic and cultural substructures. Across a diverse range of work, including media installation, kinetic video sculpture, sculptural objects, and interactive work, he explores how our digital tools are not only changi
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  • Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
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  • http://www.colinives.com/
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  • Angus
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  • Forbes
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  • Media Arts & Technology program at UC Santa Barbara
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  • Media Arts Researcher
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  • ISEA2015 Angus Graeme Forbes, Electronic Visualization Laboratory University of Illinois at Chicago Chicago, IL, USA. ISEA2012 ISEA2011 Angus Graeme Forbes. I am a media arts researcher and practitioner based in Santa Barbara, California, USA, and affiliated with the Media Arts & Technology program at UC Santa Barbara. As a researcher in various aspects of visualization I gather inspiration from different places. I am particularly inspired by the self-organization of the natural
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  • California, United States of America
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  • -119.69937515307,37.074359587394
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  • http://creativecoding.soe.ucsc.edu/angus
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  • Amy
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  • ISEA2013 Zita Joyce, Department of Media and Communication, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, NZ
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  • Hosale
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  • York University
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  • Computational Arts
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  • Associate Professor and Chair
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  • ISEA2022 Mark-David Hosale (www.ndstudiolab.com) is a computational artist and composer. He is an Associate Professor in Computational Arts at York University in Toronto. Mark-David’s work explores the boundaries between the virtual and the physical world. His practice is varied, spanning from performance (music and theatre) to public and gallery-based art. His interdisciplinary practice is often built on collaborations with architects, scientists, and other artists. Prominent ongoing art-scien
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  • Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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  • -79.383935,43.653482
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  • http://www.mdhosale.com/
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  • Douglas
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  • Scot
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  • Gresham-Lancaster
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  • Artist-Performing and Composer-Director-Choreographer
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  • ISEA2017 Scot Gresham-Lancaster  (born 1954 in California) is an American composer, performer, instrument builder, educator and educational technology specialist. He uses computer networks to create new environments for musical and cross discipline expression.  en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scot_Gresham-Lancaster ISEA2006 Tim Perkis, Scot Gresham-Lancaster & Steve Bull, USA
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  • California, United States of America
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  • -119.69937515307,37.0743595873
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  • Carlos
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  • Rochester Institute of Technology
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  • Assistant Professor
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  • ISEA2020 Carlos Castellanos, Assistant Professor, School of Interactive Games & Media (IGM), Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, NY, USA. Carlos Castellanos is an interdisciplinary artist and researcher with a wide array of interests such as cybernetics, ecology, embodiment, phenomenology, artificial intelligence and transdisciplinary collaboration. His work bridges science, technology, education and the arts, developing a network of creative interaction with living systems, the n
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  • United States of America
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  • -97.922211212118,39.381266130568
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  • Douglas
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  • Marc
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  • Keio University
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  • ISEA2011 Marc Tuters is PhD can­di­date and lec­turer in new media at the Uni­ver­sity of Am­s­ter­dam. He has two grad­u­ate de­grees from Con­cor­dia (CDN) and Uni­ver­sity of South­ern Cal­i­for­nia (USA), and has worked as an artist and re­searcher in or­ga­ni­za­tions in­clud­ing the An­nen­berg Cen­tre, the Banff Cen­tre, Na­tional Uni­ver­sity of Sin­ga­pore, Waseda Uni­ver­sity.
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  • Jenny
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  • ISEA2013 Jenny Fraser works within a fluid screen-based practice of bold and confronting art that utilises popular cultural references as a bridge to challenge viewers’ frames of reference. Her practice has also been partly defined through a strong commitment to collaboration with others, and she is motivated to redefine the art of curating as an act of sovereignty and emancipation, founding cyberTribe online gallery over a decade ago. A Murri of mixed ancestry, she was born in Far North Quee
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  • Cheryl
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  • The Ontario College of Art and Design University (OCAD U)
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  • Interdisciplinary Artist
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  • ISEA2013 Cheryl L’Hirondelle (Cree/Halfbreed; German/Polish)​ is an interdisciplinary, community-engaged artist, a singer/songwriter and a critical thinker whose family roots are from Papaschase First Nation, amiskwaciy wâskahikan (Edmonton, Alberta) and Kikino Metis Settlement, Alberta. Her work critically investigates and articulates a dynamism of nêhiyawin (Cree worldview) in contemporary time-place with a practice that incorporates Indigenous language(s), audio, video, virtual reality, the
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  • Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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  • Nabi Art Center
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  • ISEA2016 SohYeong Roh, Art Center Nabi, Seoul, S. Korea.
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  • Korea
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  • 128.16894434232,36.536236465411
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  • Suhjung
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  • Lily
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  • University of Cambridge
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  • ISEA2008 Lily Shirvanee, Digital Studio, Department of Architecture, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom. ISEA2002 Lily Shirvanee, MIT Media Lab, Cambridge, USA.
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  • Cambridge, United Kingdom
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  • 0.1235817,52.2034823
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  • Mark
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  • ISEA2002 Mark Downie, MIT Media Lab, Cambridge, USA.
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  • Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
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  • Dietmar
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  • Ars Electronica Center and TU Vienna
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  • ISEA2023 Shona Kitchen is an internationally recognized artist, designer and educator based in Providence, Rhode Island. Since graduating from the Royal College of Art with a MFA in Architecture, she has divided her time between creative practice and teaching. Her practice is frequently collaborative, research based and site-specific. Using digital, analog and biological elements, Kitchen’s work provides ground for physical and virtual, natural and artificial, and real and imagined to playfully
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  • Marina
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  • ISEA2012 Marina Zurkow is a media artist focused on near-impossible nature and culture intersections, researching “wicked problems” like invasive species, superfund sites, and petroleum interdependence. She is a full time faculty member at ITP / Tisch School of the Arts, New York University, USA.
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  • Arizonia State University Art Museum
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  • ISEA 2012 Gordon Knox, Arizona State University Art Museum (USA) Director, moderator.
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  • Ben
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  • ISEA2002 Beatriz da Costa is a machine artist whose research and artistic practice is engaged in the use of robotic behavior. Her most recent project, Cello, consists of an automated interactive acoustic instrument that varies its behavior depending on the presence and position of visitors in the space. She is collaborating with Critical Art Ensemble on the GenTerra Project, and on developing Tactical Gizmology workshops. She has just completed an appointment as an Associate Researcher at The
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  • Janine
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  • Auckland University of Technology
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  • ISEA2023 Artist, writer and curator Janine Randerson, is an Associate Professor in Art and Design at AUT University, Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand. Her video, and media artworks are exhibited in the Asia-Moana region and internationally. She often practices in collaboration with community groups, mana whenua, and environmental scientists from urban meteorologists to glaciologists. Janine’s book “Weather as Medium: Toward a Meteorological Art” (MIT Press, 2018) focuses on modern
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  • New Zealand
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