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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
  • Sylvain
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  • Duigou
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  • Presenter
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  • Panoplie
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  • Siegfried
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  • Rouanet
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  • Presenter
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  • Panoplie
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  • Laurent
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  • Rodriguez
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  • Presenter
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  • Panoplie
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  • Bruno
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  • Samper
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • Panoplie
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  • FR
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  • Zoran
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  • Milkovic
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  • Presenter
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  • Programming Engineer
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  • Belgrade, RS
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  • Rainer
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  • Linz
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  • Presenter
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  • Composer
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  • Melbourne, AU
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  • Gordana
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  • Novakovic
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  • Presenter
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  • University College London
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  • Computer Science Department
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  • Artist
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  • ISEA2011 Gor­dana No­vakovic was orig­i­nally a painter, with 12 solo ex­hi­bi­tions to her credit, she now has more than twenty years’ ex­pe­ri­ence of de­vel­op­ing and ex­hibit­ing large-scale time-based media pro­jects. Her artis­tic prac­tise and the­o­ret­i­cal work that in­ter­sects art, sci­ence and ad­vanced dig­i­tal tech­nolo­gies has formed five Cy­cles: Par­al­lel Worlds, The Shirt of a Happy Man, In­fonoise and the on­go­ing Fugue. A con­stant mark of her work through­out
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  • London, GB
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  • http://gordananovakovic.org/
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  • Liz
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  • Milner
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  • Presenter
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  • GB
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  • Stéphane
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  • Natkin
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  • Presenter
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  • CEDRIC/CNAM
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  • ISEA2015 Cecile Le Prado, Stéphane Natkin & Lubna Odeh, CEDRIC/CNAM, Paris, France
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  • Paris, France, French Republic
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  • 2.35183,48.85658
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  • Rudolf
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  • Frieling
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA)
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  • Curator and _Professor
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  • ISEA2010 Rudolf Frieling is Curator of Media Arts at the SFMOMA and Adjunct Professor at the California College of Art and the San Francisco Art Institute. He was curator of the International VideoFest Berlin (1988-1994), at the ZKM Center for Art and Media in Karlsruhe, Germany (1994-2006) and headed the restoration and exhibition project “40yearsvideoart.de”.
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  • Germany
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  • 10.018343294857,51.133481343993
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  • Olivier
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  • Engler
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • Martine
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  • Treguet
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • Arcangel
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  • Constantini
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  • Presenter
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  • Multimedia Artist and Curator
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  • ISEA2012 ISEA2010 Arcangel Constantini is a multifaceted artist and independent curator, particularly interested in obsolescence of technological constructions and ideas to redefine them in an artistic context. He curates the cyberlounge of Museo Tamayo, and Festival transition MX; director of the emerging gallery ¼. ISEA2000 Arcangel Constantini is a Mexican new media artist who pulls apart old technologies, creating new forms, develops bacterial and viral agents, creates biographic
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  • MX
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  • http://arc-data.net/
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  • Elizabeth
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  • Vander Zaag
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • Talk Nice
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  • ISEA2015 Elizabeth Vander Zaag is a media artist. Her voice interactive installation “Talk Nice” produced through the Banff Centre (2000) was exhibited in Seoul, Sao Paulo and Paris as well as throughout Canada. Her early work in the 70’s are harbingers of digital technologies. Her video orks produced during the 80’s were widely distributed through Video Out and V/Tape. Elizabeth has an MA (UBC, 2007) with a publication by VDM Verlang press (2011) Mother Tongue: A study of Participant Affec
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  • Joshua
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  • Portway
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  • Presenter
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  • ISEA2000 Joshua Portway of stain.org has created data base environments that make use of other forms of data. Data base play can open metaphors or be oblique. Joshua Portway also works with Real World and has created noodle, audio improvisation software.
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  • Susan
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  • Kennard
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  • International Programme Committee (IPC) and Presenter
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  • ISES2000 Susan Kennard has developed archiving and programming tools for streamed radio, working with Radio 90, CSIS, Radio Qualia, orang.orang and air.net. Susan Kennard is the Producer of the Banff New Media Institute at The Banff Centre, a founder of Radio 90 and a long-term community and campus media activist.
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  • Olivier
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  • Auber
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • Artist-Researcher and Independent Artist
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  • FR
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  • Simeon
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  • Nelson
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  • Presenter
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  • ISEA2000 Simeon Nelson‘s work is topological, using the language of biology and taxonomy to sift properties of form and structure from the urban landscape. The author seeks to align the tendrils of the freeway network with the infinite branchings of the internet; to make concrete the abstract patterns found in the artificial and the natural, the virtual and the real that encapsulate and delimit human existence.
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  • Ghu-Yin
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  • Chen
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  • Presenter
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  • Barbara
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  • Barry
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  • Presenter
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  • Barbara Barry, Inc.
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  • Los Angeles, California, US
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  • Catherine
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  • Ikam
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • ISEA2000 Catherine Ikamwas a research fellow at MIT, and worked for French TV (Antenne 2).
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  • FR
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  • http://the-artists.org/catherine-ikam
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  • Laurent
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  • Forcione
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  • Presenter
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  • Programmer
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  • Xavier
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  • Descarpentries
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • Musician and Programmer
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  • FR
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  • Marc
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  • Marchand
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  • Presenter
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  • Graphist
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  • François
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  • Coulon
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  • Presenter
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  • Artist
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  • ISEA2000 Digital storyteller and interactive videos maker.
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  • http://francoiscoulon.com/
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  • Evgeniy
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  • Kikenko
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  • Presenter
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  • Musician
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  • UA
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  • Keith
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  • Jafrate
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  • Presenter
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  • Musician
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  • Great Britain, GB
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  • Chris
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  • Mann
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  • Presenter
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  • Voice Actor and Language Translator
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  • US
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  • Oksana
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  • Chepelyk
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  • Presenter
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  • Artist
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  • UA
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  • Christiane
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  • Robbins
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • ISEA2000 Christiane Robbins is a cross-disciplinary artist/media maker, curator/programmer and scholar working at the intersection of the studio practice, digital media and critical theory components of Media and Visual Arts production.
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  • US
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  • Cherise
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  • Fong
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  • Presenter
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  • Philip
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  • Samartzis
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  • Presenter
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  • RMIT University
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  • Philip Samartzis is an associate professor in Sculpture, Sound and Spatial Practice and teaches Sound Cultures in the Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) program at RMIT, Melbourne, Australia.
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  • Melbourne, AU
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  • Johannes
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  • Klabbers
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  • Presenter
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  • ISEA2000 Johannes Klabbers is an Australian writer and post-humanist therapist living and working in The Netherlands.
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  • AU
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  • Nigel
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  • Maudsley
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Filmmaker/Video Artist/Animator
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  • ISEA1997 Institution and Position: London Guildhall University, Sir John Cass Department of Art. Senior Lecturer in Fine Art teaching on the MA in Computer Imaging and Animation and BA Fine Art. Level 3 leader for the BA Fine Art Degree. My main areas of interest, research and practice are in Computer Animation, Digital Imaging and Photography addressing issues around the body in relation to sexuality, gender and representation. I have had numerous photographic works exhibited and published.
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  • United Kingdom
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  • Michael
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  • Udow
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  • Artist-Performing
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  • University of Michigan
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  • Department of Music
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  • Composer and _Professor
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  • ISEA1997 Composer/Percussionist. Professor of Music, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor; member of Santa Fe Opera Orchestra, Santa Fe, N.M.
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  • Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States of America
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  • -83.7312,42.2682
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  • Muriel
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  • Magenta
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Filmmaker/Video Artist/Animator
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  • Arizona State University
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  • Computer Artist and _Professor
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  • ISEA1997 Muriel Magenta is a “new genre” artist working in computer imaging, video, and sculpture. In he she explores the interface between various media, while continuing her investigation of the installation format as a means of interrelating electronic images, with free standing objects. Her larger objective is to create a visual experience in an actual space, and then transmit it over electronic networks into virtual environments. In Token City, she is pursuing this approach to creative r
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  • United States of America
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  • Joshua
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  • Mosley
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Filmmaker/Video Artist/Animator
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  • The School of the Art Institute of Chicago
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  • Computer Animation Artist and Teacher
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  • ISEA1997 Joshua Mosley is a graduate student in the Art & Technology Program at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. International exhibits include: SIGGRAPH Computer Animation Festival ‘9; Milia ’97 — New Talent Pavilion (invited to present multimedia work in Cannes, France); and UFVA ’97 student film festival. Joshua’s digital work has been influenced by his experiences of storytelling via painting, writing, and video. Joshua is currently working as a digital video editor for the
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  • US
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  • Serena
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  • Lin
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Filmmaker/Video Artist/Animator
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  • University of Maryland
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  • Computer Animation Artist
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  • ISEA1997 Serena Lin received her MFA in Imaging and Digital Arts from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) in 1997. Her work in computer animation explores virtual environments as a possible vehicle for emotional communication. Most recently, her work has been screened at the New York Digital Salon and has received recognition from the Washington Film and Video Council, as well as the ROSEBUD Awards in Washington, DI She is currently working with a research team developing tool
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  • US
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  • Jody
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  • Zellen
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • Artist
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  • ISEA2000 Jody Zellenis a Los Angeles (USA) based artist working in many media, making interactive installations, mobile apps, net art, animations, drawings, paintings, photographs, public art, and artists’ books. ISEA2015 Jody Zellen is a Los Angeles, USA, based artist who works in many media simultaneously making interactive installations, mobile apps, net art, animations, drawings, paintings, photographs, public art, and artists’ books. She employs media-generated representations as r
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  • Los Angeles, California, United States of America
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  • -118.2439,34.0544
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  • http://jodyzellen.com/
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  • Rita
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  • Myers
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • ISEA1998 Since 1975, Rita Myers has created a body of large-scale, multi-media installations that create highly theatrical, metaphorical spaces from a fusion of video, text, sound, and sculptural and natural forms. Juxtaposing elements of landscape and architecture, these formalized, symbolic environments function as contemplative sites that resonate with evocations of the ritualistic and the mystical.
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  • US
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  • Adelin
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  • Clarke
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • ISEA1998
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  • Jo
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  • Lansley
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • ISEA1998
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  • Helen
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  • Bendon
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • ISEA1998
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  • Anneke
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  • Pettican
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • ISEA2010 Brass Art are Chara Lewis, Kristin Mojsiewicz & Anneke Pettican. Solo exhibitions: The Non-existence of the Unnamed, International 3 and Skyscraping, Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Group exhibitions: Inside Out Object Gallery, Sydney & RCA, The Economy of the Gift A Foundation, Tell it to the Trees, Croft Castle, ArtFutures, Bloomberg Space and Jerwood Drawing Prize. ISEA2002 Anneke Pettican‘s installations have been shown wide at international festivals and exhibitions. The
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  • Martell
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  • Lindsdell
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • ISEA1998
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  • Chara
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  • Lewis
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • ISEA2010 Brass Art are Chara Lewis, Kristin Mojsiewicz & Anneke Pettican. Solo exhibitions: The Non-existence of the Unnamed, International 3 and Skyscraping, Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Group exhibitions: Inside Out Object Gallery, Sydney & RCA, The Economy of the Gift A Foundation, Tell it to the Trees, Croft Castle, ArtFutures, Bloomberg Space and Jerwood Drawing Prize. ISEA1998
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  • GB
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  • Gail
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  • Pearce
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and International Programme Committee (IPC)
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  • Royal Holloway, University Of London
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  • ISEA1998
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  • Egham, England, United Kingdom
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  • Stewart
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  • Cook
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • Manchester Metropolitan University
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  • Manchester, England, United Kingdom
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  • Maf’j
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  • Alvarez
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • ISEA1998 Maf’j Alvarez is an interactive artist living in Brighton, UK, working with ecology, mind, cultural and gender diversity around open access to technology. Her work includes the interactive installation ‘Stroke’ that was shortlisted for funding by the Wellcome Trust’s SciArt initiative and subsequently shown at ISEA98 (International Symposium on Electronic Art). She has a degree in Interactive Arts from Manchester Metropolitan University and masters in Digital Media Arts at Brighton Uni
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  • Brighton, England, United Kingdom
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  • -0.13389,50.82417
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  • Tanya
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  • Meditzky
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • ISEA1998 Tanya Meditzky graduated in Interactive Arts from Manchester Metropolitan University in 1997. She has since shown her work in a number of exhibitions, including Liverpool Visionfest 97 and a solo project ‘Please Re-use’ at Tesco Metro in Manchester. Tanya makes/publishes her own comic called ‘Milkkitten’ and contributes to The Comix Reader paper.
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  • GB
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  • Ted
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  • Smith
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • ISEA1998 Ted Smith has been teaching mechanical engineering since 1976. His specialism is tribology, and he introduced the subject into the University in 1977, both as a teacher and researcher. In 1987 Ted became Head of Computing Services at UCLan, was appointed a professor in 1989, and in 1997 he became Dean of Engineering at Coventry University.
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  • Coventry, England, GB
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  • Dan
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  • Livingstone
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  • Presenter
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  • Artist and Assistant Professor
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  • ISEA2000 Artist and assistant professor at the University of Plymouth School of Computing in the U.K. His work concerns data-driven interaction with sculptural and spatial environments.
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  • GB
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  • Scott
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  • Patterson
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  • Presenter
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  • Parsons the New School for Design
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  • ISEA2000 Architect and net.artist in New York City where he currently works with plumb design. He is an Adjunct Professor in the Parsons School of Design’s MFA in Design and Technology.
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  • New York, US
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  • Mike
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  • Mosher
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • ISEA2000 Artist and director of Community Art Machines. He is an Adjunct Professor in the Saginaw Valley State University Art School and is completing the book Creating Web Graphics, Audio and Video (Prentice-Hall, 2000).
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  • Michigan, US
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  • Timothy
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  • McFadden
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  • Presenter
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  • ISEA2000 Technologist, artistic collaborator and currently works with France Telecom in Silicon Valley. He has created VRML spaces for artwork and is presently collaborating with dancers using augmented reality.
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  • Silicon Valley , California, US
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  • Gregory
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  • Little
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  • Presenter
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  • Assistant Professor
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  • ISEA2011 Gre­gory Lit­tle works with com­pu­ta­tional art, 3D in­ter­ac­tive vir­tual en­vi­ron­ments, and the cul­tural and philo­soph­i­cal im­pli­ca­tions of in­ter­sec­tions of art and sci­ence. His pro­jects have been ex­hib­ited and pub­lished in a num­ber of in­ter­na­tional venues and pre­sented at nu­mer­ous con­fer­ences and on line-fo­rums in the US, Eu­rope, Asia, and Aus­tralia.  His the­o­ret­i­cal es­says have been pub­lished widely, in­clud­ing in In­ter­texts, In­tel­li­gent
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  • United States of America
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  • -97.922211212118,39.381266130568
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  • http://gregorylittle.org/
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  • Thierry
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  • Coduys
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • La Kitchen
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  • ISEA2000 Studied guitar, singing and percussion (Zarb) at the Conservatoire de Paris. Then he became creative and technical director at the Villa Medicis Electroacoustic Studio in Rome, while working at the Ircarr (Institute of Experimental Music). For the last few years he has contribute: to the creation of pieces for the greatest composers such as Luciano Bari, Philippe Hurel, Steve Reich and John Cale for international festivals, and has worked with Tempo Reale as a musical assistant to Lu
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  • FR
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  • Olivier
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  • Lussac 
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  • Presenter
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  • Université de Lorraine
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  • Arts Department
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  • Paris, FR
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  • Olivier
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  • Halevy
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  • Presenter
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  • Université Sorbonne Nouvelle
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  • Département de Littérature et Linguistique Françaises et Latines (LLFL)
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  • Paris, FR
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  • Philippe
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  • Langlois
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  • Presenter
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  • Institut de Recherche et Coordination Acoustique/Musique(IRCAM)
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  • ISEA2000 Langlois is the director of Education and Cultural Outreach, IRCAM, France.
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  • Paris, FR
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  • Olivier
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  • Quintyn
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  • Presenter
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  • Bastien
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  • Gallet
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  • Presenter
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  • ISEA2000 Bastien Gallet is the editor in chief of musica falsa.
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  • Mark
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  • Alizart
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  • Presenter
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  • ISEA2000 Mark Alizart is a philosopher and the director of MUL (Macramé – Urbanisme – Littérature).
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  • Musica Falsa
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  • Presenter
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  • ISEA2000 Magazine on music, art, and philosophy. Publisher: Éditions MF.
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  • FR
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  • Tosh
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  • Ryan
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  • Workshop Organiser/Presenter
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  • ISEA1998
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  • GB
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  • Bob
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  • Dickinson
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  • Workshop Organiser/Presenter
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  • ISEA1998
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  • GB
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  • Manchester Metropolitan University
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  • Presenter
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  • Manchester Metropolitan University
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  • ISEA1998
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  • Manchester, England, GB
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  • Jon
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  • Hitchen
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  • Presenter
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  • Liverpool Art School
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  • ISEA1998
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  • Liverpool, England, GB
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  • Michael
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  • O’Shaughnessy
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  • Presenter
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  • Liverpool John Moores University
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  • ISEA1998
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  • Liverpool, England, GB
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  • Julian
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  • Stone
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  • Presenter
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  • Manchester Metropolitan University
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  • ISEA1998
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  • Manchester, England, GB
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  • Scott
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  • Oram
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  • Presenter
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  • Liverpool John Moores University
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  • ISEA1998
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  • Liverpool, England , GB
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  • Joe
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  • Magee
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • ISEA2002 Joe Magee trained as a graphic designer at London College of Printing, Glasgow School of Art and Manchester Polytechnic. He spent much of the past ten years making over a thousand published images for publications such as The Guardian, New York Times and Liberation. He has also won the Adobe Imaging Prize. Both artists live in England. ISEA1998
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  • Eric
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  • Nyberg
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Collaborators & Contributors
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  • Carnegie Mellon University
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  • Department of Computer Science
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  • US
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  • Lisa
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  • Hutton
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • University of California San Diego
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  • Installation Artist
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  • ISEA1997 Lisa Hutton is a new genre artist specializing in installation and literary hypertexts for the internet. She arrives at ISEA97 in association with Paul Vanouse’s web project The Persistent Data Confidante. Although currently completing a Masters Degree in Fine Art at the University of California San Diego she sometimes uses her spare time to torture Orchids in the same city. Her web site, Variety Is, received an Honorable Mention at Prix Ars Electronica in 1996.
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  • US
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  • Rose
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  • Stasuk
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Filmmaker/Video Artist/Animator
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  • Arizona State University
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  • Computer Artist
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  • ISEA1997 Rose Stasuk is a visual artist who moved to Central Florida from Chicago in 1974. She attended the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and Columbia College between 1971-74, and completed her BA in fine art in 1981 at the University of Central Florida. In 1994 she earned her MFA in Electronic Intermedia at the University of Florida. The artist has maintained a private studio since 1985. Her work has been featured in juried group and invitational shows at museums and cultural center
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  • US
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  • Nicos
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  • Souleles
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Australia
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  • 134.48956260698,-25.734968491622
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  • E. Jay
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  • Sims
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  • Artist-Performing and Artist-Exhibiting
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  • University of Colorado
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  • Performance Artist, Dance-choreographer, Filmmaker, and Teacher
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  • ISEA1997 I have been a dancer, potter, filmmaker, performance artist and now multimedia/web designer. BFA Univ. of Colorado 1970, MFA School of the Art Institute of Chicago 1985. I taught film, video and computer art to high school students in Manhattan for many years and now work as a freelance multimedia designer.
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  • United States of America
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  • -97.922211212118,39.381266130568
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  • Judy
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  • Malloy
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Co-Editor and Coordinator
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  • ISEA1997 My work began with experimental artists books, with word works and related performances and installations. Since 1986, I’ve been making art with words on the Internet— a changeable, fluid, strange and wonderful virtual space. For over ten years, I have worked and made art online many ways — sometimes speaking solo, sometimes blending my voice with others, sometimes enhancing the virtual environment by building virtual structures, or recording/ installing the work of others. I am inte
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  • United States of America
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  • -97.922211212118,39.381266130568
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  • Ken
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  • Kobland
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Filmmaker/Video Artist/Animator
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  • Princeton
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  • Architect, Film/Video Artist, and Teacher
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  • ISEA1997 Ken Kobland was born in the Bronx, New York. He studied architecture at Columbia University and graduated from Union College with a degree in Philosophy and Art in 1969. He is presently teaching film/video at Princeton. Since 1972 he has been making independent film and video work (experimental films and tapes) exhibited primarily at festivals and museums internationally, and occasionally seen on PBS.
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  • Bronx, New York, US
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  • Sushma
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  • Joshi
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • ISEA1997 I majored in International Relations from Brown University (USA). I am at present working in Kathmandu to develop an online version for a respectable South Asian magazine. I will also be starting my own disreputable South Asian “tine”. I am very interested in documentaries, and am helping to organize a South Asian film festival being held in Kathmandu on Sept. 18-21. The Sound of Silence, a “video-allegory” about cultural communications has been accepted to the Yamagata International
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  • Nepal
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  • 83.938548013243,28.25300727981
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  • Dirk
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  • Paesmans
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Filmmaker/Video Artist/Animator
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  • ISEA1997 <!—(/–Joan.Heemskerk)(/–Dirk.Paesmans) <!–URL=HTTP://www.jodi.org If <a href=”http://remote.aec.at”>RemoteC</a> <href=”http://www.documenta.de”>DocumentaX</a> <a href=”http://wwwmedipolis.de/videofest”>Transmedia</a> <a href=”http://www.adaweb.comicontext/jodi”>adaweb</a> <a href=”http://www.irationatorg/cern”>CERN</a> <a href=”http://www.connect-arte.com”>ConnectArte</a> <a href=”http://wwwslate.com
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  • Netherlands/Spain
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  • -4.0556850152549,41.294855629568
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  • Joan
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  • Heemskerk
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Filmmaker/Video Artist/Animator
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  • ISEA1997 <!—(/–Joan.Heemskerk)(/–Dirk.Paesmans) <!–URL=HTTP://www.jodi.org If <a href=”http://remote.aec.at”>RemoteC</a> <href=”http://www.documenta.de”>DocumentaX</a> <a href=”http://wwwmedipolis.de/videofest”>Transmedia</a> <a href=”http://www.adaweb.comicontext/jodi”>adaweb</a> <a href=”http://www.irationatorg/cern”>CERN</a> <a href=”http://www.connect-arte.com”>ConnectArte</a> <a href=”http://wwwslate.com
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  • Netherlands/Spain
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  • Lisa
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  • Burnett
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Filmmaker/Video Artist/Animator
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  • Nervous Objects
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  • ISEA1997 Nervous objects is a collective of electronic artists formed from participants of the recent ANAT (Australian Network for Art and Technology) Summer School. Nervous objects is dedicated to providing opportunities for artists to participate in collaborative online projects.
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  • Shoshana
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  • Cohen
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Wizo-Canada College of Design
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  • Designer
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  • ISEA1997 Shoshana Cohen is currently teaching various computer aided design courses at the Wizo-Canada College of Design in Haifa, Israel. She works as a multimedia designer, mainly designing intranet and extranet projects. Education: Graduate 1975 Shenkar college in Israel.
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  • Haifa, IL
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  • Ivar
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  • van Hoorn
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • NL
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  • Remco
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  • Verveer
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • NL
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  • Krien
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  • Soeting
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • NL
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  • Stije
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  • Hallema
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • NL
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  • Beth
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  • McLendon
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Ilinx Multimedia
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  • Founder
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  • ISEA1997 Ilinx Multimedia is a design studio founded in 1996 by Seth Ellis and Beth McLendon. Seth graduated from Columbia University with an M.F.A. in film in 1997, and lives in New York. Beth received her Master of Architecture degree from Princeton University in 1995, and lives in Dublin. They’re not sure how they ended up in cyberspace, but they like it here.
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  • US
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  • Seth
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  • Ellis
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  • Filmmaker/Video Artist/Animator, Artist-Exhibiting, Presenter, and Moderator
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  • Ilinx Multimedia
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  • Founder, Filmmaker, Artist, and Designer
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  • ISEA2014 Seth Ellis (AU) is a narrative artist and installation designer. He works with material culture and local history Seth Ellis, University of Michigan, US ISEA1997 Ilinx Multimedia is a design studio founded in 1996 by Seth Ellis and Beth McLendon. Seth graduated from Columbia University with an M.F.A. in film in 1997, and lives in New York. Beth received her Master of Architecture degree from Princeton University in 1995, and lives in Dublin. They’re not sure how they ended u
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  • United States of America
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  • -97.922211212118,39.381266130568
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  • http://sethsellis.com/
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  • Tina
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  • Cassani
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  • Artist-Performing and Artist-Exhibiting
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  • TNC Network
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  • Founder
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  • ISEA1997 Paris-based Tina Cassani & Bruno Beusch are responsible for “a few of the most remarkable multimedia projects of recent years” (AEC). In 1995, they founded TNC Network, an international production and communications network linked up with different partners (Ars Electronica Center Linz, Beta Lounge San Francisco, Museum of Technology Paris, Radio Fritz Berlin, Kunstradio ORF Vienna, Radio Couleur 3 Geneva, Paris DJ Radio FG etc.).TNC Network operates the legendary offbeat cyber r
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  • France, French Republic
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  • 1.69833,50.56056
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  • Bruno
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  • Beusch
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  • Artist-Performing and Artist-Exhibiting
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  • TNC Network
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  • Founder
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  • ISEA1997 Paris-based Tina Cassani & Bruno Beusch are responsible for “a few of the most remarkable multimedia projects of recent years” (AEC). In 1995, they founded TNC Network, an international production and communications network linked up with different partners (Ars Electronica Center Linz, Beta Lounge San Francisco, Museum of Technology Paris, Radio Fritz Berlin, Kunstradio ORF Vienna, Radio Couleur 3 Geneva, Paris DJ Radio FG etc.).TNC Network operates the legendary offbeat cyber r
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  • Austria
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  • 14.300143590764,47.607797829269
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  • Konrad
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  • Becker
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  • Artist-Exhibiting, Presenter, and Filmmaker/Video Artist/Animator
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  • Monoton
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  • Chair, Researcher, Founder, and Lecturer
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  • ISEA2010 Konrad Becker is active in electronic media as an artist, author, composer as well as curator, producer and organiser. Director of the Institute for New Culture Technologies/ t0, and World-Information Institute (World-Information.Org), a cultural intelligence provider, co-founder of the seminal Public Netbase (1994–2006) he also created Monoton, a pioneering electronic music act, and the Global Security Alliance for cultural risk management. world-information.net/de ISEA1997
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  • Austria
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  • 14.300143590764,47.607797829269
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  • Amy
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  • Alexander
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  • Artist-Exhibiting, Filmmaker/Video Artist/Animator, and Presenter
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  • University of Southern California and California Institute for the Arts
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  • Computer Animation Artist and Film/Video Artist
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  • ISEA2022 Amy Alexander has been making computational art projects since the 1990s. She is a Professor of Computing in the Arts in the Visual Arts Department at UC San Diego. Alexander has worked in performance art, installation, software, and online media, generally employing custom software to generate real-time video that reflects on cultural issues. She has written and lectured on topics including software art, historical and contemporary audiovisual performance, algorithmic bias and algorit
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  • United States of America
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  • -97.922211212118,39.381266130568
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  • M.
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  • R.
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  • Petit
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Artist and Educator
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  • ISEA1997 M.R. Petit is an interactive multi-media artist and educator. Both her website The Grimm Tale, and her CD-ROM The Mutant Gene & Tainted Kool-Aid Sideshow) have been exhibited in international festivals and exhibits, including: Reinventing The Box at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago; Montreal International Festival of Cinema & New Media; Espace CD-ROM, Drancyber Culture, (France); New York Exposition of Short Film & Video & Interactive Media; ISEA96 (Netherla
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  • United States of America
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  • -97.922211212118,39.381266130568
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  • https://www.echonyc.com/~petit/
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  • Perry
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  • Hall
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • US
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  • Ed
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  • Keller
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI)
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  • United States of America
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  • -97.922211212118,39.381266130568
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  • Helen
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  • Tsatsos
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • University of Illinois at Chicago
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  • United States of America
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  • -97.922211212118,39.381266130568
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  • Ellen
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  • Grimes
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • University of Illinois
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  • Lecturer
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  • ISEA1998 Ellen Grimes works as an architectural designer, researcher and teacher in Chicago. With Douglas Garofalo and Helen Tsatsos, she is currently working on Digital Geographies, a series of projects that document and demonstrate opportunities for links between landscapes and digital technologies. Her built work includes residential, commercial, and institutional projects. She is a Visiting Designer at the School of the Art Institute and an adjunct assistant professor at the College of Arch
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  • United States of America
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  • -97.922211212118,39.381266130568
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  • Doug
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  • Garofalo
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • University of Illinois at Chicago
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  • United States of America
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  • -97.922211212118,39.381266130568
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  • Molly
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  • Bleiden
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • US
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  • Optiflux/MediaTribe
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • ISEA1997 Optiflux/MediaTribe ignited on December 31, 1995 as a col­laborative of architects, artists, musicians, designers and programmers with a shared interest in the relationship between technology and contemporary art, architecture and design.
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  • Chicago, Illinois, US
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  • Walter
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  • Reynolds
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Architect
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  • ISEA1997 Walter Reynolds received his BA in architecture at Prairie View A&M University. He is currently employed with System Development Integration Inc., as well as a fac­ulty member in the Interior Architecture department at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. His previous works in Architecture have focused on the approach that fathoms the philosophy and outcomes of Architecture, and how this affects the social intercourse of its surrounding’s. He is currently utilizing the out
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  • Nic
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  • Rotondo
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Computer Artist and Designer
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  • ISEA1997 Nic earned his BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1996. He is currently a designer and computer media artist at Chicago architecture firm VOA Associates Incorporated. His previous works in architec­ture, video, interactivity and graphic design, have explored the importance of metaphor and process to the act of design. He is currently studying the growing interdepen­dence of virtual and tectonic architectures, concentrating on the dichotomies, symbiotics and implic
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  • Chicago, US
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  • Han
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  • Rhyu
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC)-Wrong one and VREAM Labs
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  • ISEA1997 Han Rhyu, earned his BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1996. He is currently devel­oping interface designs and virtual environments for VREAM Labs in Chicago. His previous works have traversed such diverse boundaries as architecture, video, perfor­mance, programming and interactive design. He is current­ly fashioning interactive architectures, both tactile and vir­tual, that deal with the many aspects of our physical inter­actions with space
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  • Chicago, US
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  • Keisuke
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  • Oki
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  • Artist-Performing, International Programme Committee (IPC), Presenter, and Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Carnegie Mellon University
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  • ISEA2002 Keisuke Oki: Artist. Research fellow, STUDIO for Creative Inquiry, Carnegie Mellon University and Adjunct Professor, Tokyo Zokei University. “YOKOHAMA 2001, The 1st Yokohama Triennale” at Yokohama 2001. “MEDWERRA” at Greece 2001. “VOLUME” at PSI Contemporary Art Center, New York 2000. Visions of the Body, Fashion or Invisible Corset” at Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo 1999. ISEA1997 Keisuki Oki was born in 1952 in Tokyo. Works as an artist, DTI (Digital Therapy Institute) and teach
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  • Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
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  • -79.9901,40.4417
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  • David
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  • Worrall
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  • Artist-Performing and Presenter
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  • Australian Centre for the Arts and Technology
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  • Composer
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  • ISEA1997 David Worrall is composer (b.1954) and Head of ACAT. While he has written music in most genres, his areas of special inter­est are algorithmic composition, polymedia and spatial sound synthesis.
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  • AU
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  • Stuart
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  • Ramsden
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Filmmaker/Video Artist/Animator
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  • Australian Centre for the Arts and Technology
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  • Computer Animation Artist and Lecturer in Digital Media
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  • ISEA1997 Stuart Ramsden is computer animator (b.1964) and is currently Lecturer in Computer Animation at the Australian Centre for the Arts and Technology (ACAT, Australian National University). He has produced a variety of works ranging from realtime performance animation to procedural modeling and animation.
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  • Erwin
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  • Redl
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Composer
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  • ISEA1997 Born 1963, Gfoehl, Austria, lives in New York. Education (selection): MFA Computer Art, School of Visual Arts, 1995, New York; Diploma in Electronic Music, Academy of Music, 1992, Vienna; BA Composition, Academy of Music, 1991, Vienna. Scholarships and awards (selection): P.5.1 Scholarship 97/98, New York; Prix Ars Electronica 96, Honorable mention—category Interactive Art; Fulbright Scholarship for graduate studies at School of Visual Arts. Solo shows: Truth is a moving target, Inte
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  • United States, AT
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  • Jason
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  • Salavon
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC)-Wrong one
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  • Artist and Teacher
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  • ISEA1997 Jason Salavon, BA, 1993, University of Texas at Austin; MFA, 1997, School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Taught: School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Exhibition (solo): The New Gallery, Austin Texas; Exhibition (group): Beverly Art Center, Beverly, Illinois; Art97 Chicago, Chicago, Illinois; Huntington Art Gallery, Austin, Texas; others. Currently represented by Peter Miller Gallery. Freelance artist and programmer.
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  • David
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  • Mom
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Nitin
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  • Sawhany
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
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  • Research Assistant
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  • ISEA1997 Nitin Sawhany is a research assistant in the Speech Interface Group at the MIT Media Laboratory, where he is pursuing graduate work in the Media Arts and Sciences pro­gram. He completed his Masters of Science in Information Design and Technology at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, GA. He worked on hypermedia and mobile computing projects at the Graphics,Visualization and U.s.a.bility Center at Georgia Tech and the Fuji-Xerox Research Laboratory in Palo-Alto. Nitin recent
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  • Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
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  • -71.1056,42.3751
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  • Jin
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  • Taek
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  • Yoo
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • The School of the Art Institute of Chicago
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  • ISEA1997 Education: M.F.A., 1997- The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Time Arts Department; M.F.A., 1995- Fine Arts College in Seoul National University. Professional Experience: 97: M.F.A. Fellowship, (The School of the Art Institute of Chicago); 94-95: Leader of POOM, Fine Arts Seminar Group; 92-95: Leader of DARE, Fine Arts Exibition Group; 93: The DAREE was selected as an outstanding group by Korea Literature and Promotion, and had an invitational exhibition; 93-95: Member of Logo
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  • Suzanne
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  • Reizlein
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC)-Wrong one
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  • Visual Communications
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  • Installation Artist
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  • ISEA1997 In 1991 Susanne Reizlein received a Bachelor’s degree in graphic design from the Technical College of Design Mannheim, Germany. She then worked for Frank+Ranger and other design offices, which focus on exhibit design and graphic design. In 1994 she received a Fulbright scholar­ship to study at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, where she concentrated on installation art. Her spaces, which incorporate projection, sound or video, challenge the viewer to interact with the insta
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  • United States of America
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  • -97.922211212118,39.381266130568
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  • Joel
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  • A.
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  • Slayton
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  • Artist-Exhibiting, Presenter, and International Programme Committee (IPC)
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  • San Jose State University
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  • _Professor and _Director
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  • ISEA1997 Joel Slayton is Professor of Digital Media and Director of the CADRE Institute (Computers in Art and Design/Research and Education) at San Jose State University where he coordinates the MA and MFA Graduate Programs, authors and teaches theoretical discourse and conducts research in emerging media technology. Mr. Slayton is recognized for his site specific media perfor­mances and digital installations. His conceptual art works, installations and performances have been presented in North
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  • San Jose, California, United States of America
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  • -121.890583,37.336191
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  • Jianhang
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  • Shi
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • China National Academy of Arts
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  • Associate Professor and _Director
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  • ISEA1997 Jianhang Shi, associate professor and director of Computer Art & Design Center at China National Academy of Arts. After graduating from the Academy in 1986, he began the research and practice of Computer Art. In 1989, he obtained the first MA degree in Computer Art in mainland China. In 1993, he established the Computer Art & Design Center. He has participated in a number of digital art exhi­bitions both nationally and internationally, and received some awards, including ldN
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  • Laurel
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  • Woodcock
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Dawson College
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  • Artist, Writer, and Teacher
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  • ISEA1997 Laurel Woodcock is an artist and writer living in Montreal. After obtaining her MFA at NSCAD (Nova Scotia College of Art and Design) in 1992, she returned to Montreal where she cur­rently teaches in the Interdisciplinary Studies Programme at Concordia University and the Cinema Communications Programme at Dawson College. She likes to think of her work as sentimental conceptualism, where the slippery subtexts of popular culture and technology are investigated from affec­tive and humoro
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  • Montreal, Canada
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  • -73.554,45.5088
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  • Matthias
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  • Lehnhardt
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Telematik Workgroup
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  • ISEA1997 Hochschule für Bildende Künste,  Hamburg. Telematik Workgroup 97 consists of: Steven Adler, Catherine deCourten, Frank Fietzek, Jan Heise, Regan King, Karsten Korn, Matthias Lehnhardt, Matthias Mayer, Uli Winters. The Telematik Workgroup has been in existence since 1991 at the School of Fine Arts Hamburg. It is a group of students and professors coming from the areas fine art, art history, documentary and experimental film and video, typography and graphics in public media, photograp
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  • Hamburg, DE
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  • Gerald
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  • Horn
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Ohio State University
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  • Vibeke
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  • Sorensen
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • University of Southern California
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  • Computer Animation Artist
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  • ISEA1997 Vibeke Sörenson is a computer and video artist living and working in California, U.S.A.. Born in Copenhagen, Denmark, she is currently Professor and Chair of the Division of Animation and Digital Arts in the School of Cinema-Television at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. Her award winning film, video and installation work has been shown internationally in galleries, museums, concert halls, film theaters, and on broadcast and cable television.
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  • Los Angeles, United States, Denmark
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  • -118.2439,34.0544
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  • http://vibeke.info/
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  • Karlheinz
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  • Essl
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • University of Vienna
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  • ISEA1997 Born in Vienna in 1960. Studies at the Musikhochschule Vienna: theory (Alfred Uhl), composition (Friedrich Cerha), electro-acoustic music (Dieter Kaufmann}, double bass (Heinrich Schneikart). Studies at the University of Vienna: musicology (doctoral thesis on Das Synthese-Denken bei Anton Webern,1989). Double bass player in different ensem­bles of chamber music, jazz, and experimental music. His work with computers and a prolonged occupation with the poetics of serial music have been
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  • Jessica
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  • Irish
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Filmmaker/Video Artist/Animator
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  • Computer Animation Artist
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  • ISEA1997 Jessica Irish is a Los Angeles-based artist and educator working in digital, video and installation media. Her cur­rent work addresses issues of technology, corporality, gen­der, industry and information. Recent exhibitions include: The Fifth Annual Digital Salon, School of the Visual Arts, NY; Techno Seduction,The Cooper Union School of Art, NY; Stimus Transmit, Bay Area Video Coalition, San Fransico; and LA Freewaves, Griffith Contemporary at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Ang
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  • Mary
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  • Phillipuk
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Pratt Institute
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  • Architect, Artist, and Engineer
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  • ISEA2002 Mary Phillipuk is an interactive designer in New York City. Her work has been shown at Milia New Talent Pavilion, ISEA, and the New Museum in Soho. She studied architecture at Princeton University and has an MFA in Computer Graphics from Pratt Institute, where she teaches Interactive Media.   ISEA1997 Mary is proud to have grown up in post-industrial New Jersey, where she developed her artistic sensibilities as well as her cynicism. She has a fairly schizophrenic backgr
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  • New Jersey, US
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  • Felipe
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  • Tara
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  • Annika
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  • Newell
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • ISEA1997 Annika Newell has a background in biology and art. She is pursuing studies involving kinetic metaphors for biological tendencies. Currently her work involves a two-fold inquiry; re-investigating early recorded electrical experiments, and human behavioral studies. Predominant areas of interest include chemical communication and communication through body posture and gesture. From these queries she incorporates components of mechanized movement into metaphorical form. One central chall
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  • Marta
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  • Lyall
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Carnegie Mellon University
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  • Assistant Professor
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  • ISEA1997 Marta Lyall holds the position of Assistant Professor of Electronic Time-based Media in the School of Art at Carnegie Mellon University. Her work has always involved working with science and technology. During her graduate studies, she gained insight into scientific approaches while helping to construct 80 Drift Chambers, a project with sci­entists from the University of Chicago, at Fermi Lab. She has recently been exploring the insertion of organic mate­rial into electro-chemical an
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  • Gene
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  • Benyhill
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  • Presenter
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  • Yaki
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  • Molcho
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  • Presenter
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  • Crow
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  • Presenter
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  • ISEA1998
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  • Laing
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  • Foremost in my mind are ongoing questions of how to continue to navigate issues of representation at this point in time. My speculations have revolved around how to make images which mark and map our perceptual relations to the technologically ailed momentum of the late 20th century. Rapid transitions from here to here and from now to then have a tendency to obscure or blur whatever is in between, confronting us less with a memory of presence, than the experience of never being present, never st
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  • ISEA1998 Anonymous Art Collective
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  • United States of America
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  • Nezih
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  • Erdogan
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  • Presenter
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  • Bilkent University
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  • Department of Graphics Design
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  • Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture
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  • Fatih
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  • Erol
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  • Presenter
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  • Bilkent University
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  • Department of Computer Engineering
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  • Faculty of Engineering
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  • Ugur
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  • Gudukbay
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  • Bilkent University
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  • Department of Computer Engineering
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  • Faculty of Engineering
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  • Margaret
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  • Dolinsky
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  • Presenter and Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Indiana University
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  • ISEA2012 Margaret Dolinsky, Ph.D. Associate Professor, School of Fine Arts, Area Head, Digital Art, Senior Research Scientist, Pervasive Technology Institute, Faculty, Cognitive Science Program, Fellow, Institute of the Digital Arts and Humanities, Fellow, Center for Integrative Photographic Studies, Indiana University, USA ISEA2011 Mar­garet Dolin­sky is an As­so­ci­ate Pro­fes­sor at the Hope School of Fine Arts and a Re­search Sci­en­tist with the Per­va­sive Tech­nol­ogy In­sti­tute and a
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  • Marie-Hélène
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  • Tramus
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  • ISE2000 Senior lecturer in Image Art and Technology at Paris 8 University. She was involved in the production of artificial image films and in creating interactive facilities facilities (La speakerine de synthese, Corps at Graphie, Le Funambule).
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  • Paul
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  • Chan
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  • Fordham University and National Philistines
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  • Media Studies/Visual Arts Department
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  • Francois
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  • Giraudon
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  • Mika
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  • Kuuskankare
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  • Sibelius Academy
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  • Center of Music and Technology
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  • Helsinki, FI
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  • Mikael
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  • Laurson
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  • Sibelius Academy
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  • Center of Music and Technology
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  • Helsinki, FI
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  • Chantal
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  • Sachy
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  • Alain
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  • Bonardi
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  • Presenter
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  • Institut de Recherche et Coordination Acoustique/Musique(IRCAM)
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  • Department of Music
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  • Lecturer
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  • ISEA 2023 Alain Bonardi is a Lecturer Authorized to Direct Research in Computer Music in the Music Department of the University of Paris 8, France.
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  • France
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  • 2.6187869531296,47.824904620898
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  • http://alainbonardi.net/
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  • Cathy
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  • Lane
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  • Artist-Performing and Presenter
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  • University of the Arts London, UK, London College of Painting, and Sonic Arts Network
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  • Composer, Sound Artist, Lecturer, and _Director
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  • ISEA2011 Dr. Cathy Lane Creative Research in Sound Arts Practice, University of the Arts London. ISEA1997 Cathryn Lane is a composer and lecturer. Her recent work investigates the possibilities of using space in electro-acoustic music to explore and express emotional and  psychological experiences. Her recent compositions include Invisible Crowds, which was awarded the Finalist prize in the 1997 Bourges International Electro-acoustic Music Competition, and Nesting Stones, which was feat
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  • London, United Kingdom
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  • http:// cathylane.co.uk/
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  • Jacqueline
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  • Smith-Autard
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  • Presenter
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  • University of Leeds and Interdisciplinary Centre for Scientific Research in Music (ICSRiM)
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  • School of Dance and Theatre
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  • GB
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  • David
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  • Cooper
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  • Presenter
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  • University of Leeds
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  • Department of Music
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  • Bee
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  • Ong
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  • University of Leeds
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  • Department of Music
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  • Ewan
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  • Stefani
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  • Presenter
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  • University of Leeds
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  • Department of Music
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  • Sita
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  • Popat
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  • Author and Presenter
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  • University of Leeds
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  • School of Dance and Theatre
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  • GB
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  • Kia
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  • NG
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  • Presenter
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  • University of Leeds
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  • School of Computing and Department of Music
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  • Frédéric
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  • Nantois
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  • Sven
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  • Sterken
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  • Presenter
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  • ISEA2000 Sven Sterken is engineer-architect and research assistant at the Architecture department of the University of Ghent (Belgium). He studied architecture and musicology at the universities of Ghent, Pretoria (South Africa) and Paris. In 1999 he obtained a grant from the Flemish Fund for Scientific Research to work on a PhD on the architectural work of the composer Iannis Xenakis. At present, he is also affiliated with the architectural theory and history depart­ment of the Swiss Federal
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  • Friedman
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  • Presenter
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  • ISEA2000 Yona Friedman (born 1923, Budapest) is a Hungarian-born French architect, urban planner and designer. He was influential in the late 1950s and early 1960s, best known for his theory of mobile architecture. Yona Friedman has been through the Second World War escaping the Nazi roundups and lived for about a decade i in Israel before moving permanently to Paris in 1957. He became a French citizen in 1966. [source wikipedia]
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  • Elpida
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  • Tzafestas
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  • National Technical University of Athens
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  • ISEA2000 Elpida Tzafestas, Greece, Institute for Communication and Computer Systems, Electrical and Computer Engrg. Dept., National Technical University of Athens, Zographou.
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  • Athens, Greece
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  • 23.71667,38
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  • Elisa
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  • Giaccardi
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  • Presenter
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  • Università degli Studi di Torino
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  • School of Humanities and Philosophy
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  • Jean-Jacques
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  • Birgé
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  • Presenter
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  • Composer and Sound Designer
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  • ISEA2000 France Sound designer (Seurat), music composer (Un Drama Musical lnstantane), film director (The Sniper) and multimedia author (Carton, Machiavel, Alphabet), he pursues the relationship between sound and image, focusing on their potential to create meaning and trigger emotions. He currently works on generative interactive concepts.
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  • Casey
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  • Reas
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  • International Programme Committee (IPC) and Presenter
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  • University of California
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  • Associate Professor
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  • ISEA2006 Casey REAS (a k a Casey Edwin Barker Reas, C. E. B. Reas). Born 1972 in Troy, Ohio. Lives and works in Los Angeles. Reas' software, prints, and installations have been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions at museums and galleries in the United States, Europe, and Asia. His work ranges from small works on paper to urban-scale installations, and he balances solo work in the studio with collaborations with architects and musicians. Reas' work is in a range of private and public
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  • Los Angeles, California, United States of America
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  • Étienne
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  • Mineur
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  • Presenter
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  • Incandescence
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  • Art Director
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  • Murielle
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  • Lefèvre
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  • Dada Media
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  • President of Dada Media
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  • Olivier
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  • Koechlin
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  • Presenter
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  • Multimedia Director
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  • Joshua
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  • Davis
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  • Presenter
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  • Kyoken Incorporated
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  • Senior Design Technologist
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  • Pierre
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  • Lavoie
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  • Presenter
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  • Moderator
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  • ISEA2000 Director of Hyptique and hyptique.net, multimedia director and editor, and the director of Numer.
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  • ISEA2000 A French association.
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  • FR
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  • Annie
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  • Gentes
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  • Presenter
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  • Carol-Ann
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  • Braun
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • France, French Republic
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  • 1.69833,50.56056
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  • Tan
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  • Sei
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  • Hon
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  • Presenter
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  • University Malaysia Sarawak
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  • Applied and Creative Arts
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  • Faculty Member
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  • Lucy
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  • Petrovich
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • University of Arizona
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  • Department of Media Arts
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  • US
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  • Stephen
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  • Jones
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • Artist, Writer, and Curator
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  • ISEA2013 Stephen Jones was a Visiting Fellow at the College of Fine Arts, University of New South Wales, Australia in 2013. He has been directly involved in video art as an artist, engineer, researcher and curator since 1974. One of Australia’s pioneers of video art, his work has been shown in several important group exhibitions in which video art has featured. As one of the earliest Australian researchers in the field of video art, he co-curated the Videotapes From Australia collection that
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  • Australia
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  • Vuk
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  • Cosic
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  • Presenter
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  • ISEA1998
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  • Zinovieff
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  • Presenter
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  • Engineer
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  • ISEA2011 Dr. Peter Zinovief, EMS. Wikipedia (17062019): Peter Zinovieff (born 1933) is a British engineer, whose EMS company made the VCS3 synthesizer in the late 1960s. ISEA1998
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  • Lucia
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  • Grossberger-Morales
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • ISEA 2012 ISEA1997 In 1979, after a powerful dream, Lucia Grossberger-Morales sold most of her worldly possessions and bought an Apple II Computer. She then moved to a solitary desert and learned to communicate with the computer. Tired of all the software available, she and a couple of people wrote the Designer’s Toolkit, which was published by Apple Computer, Inc., in 1981. Lucia went on to develop several software tools, including Applevisions for Addison-Wesley. In 1987, Lucia decided t
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Filmmaker/Video Artist/Animator
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  • Walt Disney Feature Animation
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  • ISEA1997 As Technologies Training Specialist at Walt Disney Feature Animation, Claudia Herbst received her MFA in Imaging and Digital Art from the University of Maryland Baltimore County, 1996 Baltimore, MD, and BFA in Computer Graphics from Ringling School of Art and Design, 1993 Sarasota, FL. Her recent exhibitions: CD-ROM, Dallas Annual Video Festival, Dallas, TX, 1997, Techno Seduction, Group Show, Cooper Union, New York, NY, 1997, Digital Salon, Group Show, New York, NY, 1997, New Voices N
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  • United States of America
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  • Golan
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  • Levin
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Artist and Designer
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  • ISEA1997 Golan Levin is an artist and designer of artifacts and experiences. Before he joined Interval Research in 1994, Golan completed his self-made undergraduate degree in Media Arts and Sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Since then, he has focused on the design of interactive and expressive instruments for producing and playing with media.
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  • United States of America
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  • Paul
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  • Debevec
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • University of California at Berkeley
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  • ISEA1997 Paul Debevec received degrees in Math and Computer Engineering from the University of Michigan in 1992 and completed a Ph.D. in Computer Science at the University of California at Berkeley in December 1996. For his thesis, he developed a method of modeling and rendering architec­tural scenes photorealistically from ordinary photographs by synthesizing techniques from computer vision with those of computer graphics. With Golan Levin, Debevec applied these techniques in an interactive
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  • Tammy
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  • Knipp
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Artist and Assistant Professor
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  • ISEA1997 Tammy Knipp is an artist and Assistant Professor at Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL. She holds a M.F.A. in Imaging and Digital Arts from the University of Maryland Baltimore County, Baltimore, Maryland (1996) and a M.F.A in Sculpture from Washington University, St. Louis, Mi5510 (1987). She was a 1995-1996 fellow recipient of Art Matters, and was awarded a Carole Fielding Grant from The University Film and Video Association. Her work was exhib­ited at SIGGRAPH ’97 Ortgoin
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  • Michael
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  • Ensdorf
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Roosevelt University
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  • Assistant Professor and Lecturer
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  • ISEA1997 Michael Ensdorf is Assistant Professor of Communication at Roosevelt University. Master of Fine Arts, University of Illinois at Chicago, 1989. Recently, Michael Ensdorf had his work exhibited in the exhibition Photography after Photography, at museums in Germany, Austria, Denmark, Switzerland, and Finland. The exhibition will travel to Philadelphia’s Institute of Contemporary Art in September of 1997, and to the Adelaide Festival in Australia in 1998. His work is fea­tured in the Ger
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  • Chris
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  • Dodge
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Researcher
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  • ISEA1997 Chris Dodge is an interactive Media Artist/ Researcher/ Software Developer. He was born Jan.15, 1969 in Maine, U.S.A. He graduated with honors from New York University, B.A. FilmNideo, Music Composition, and Computer Science, 1991. Digital Signal Processing Software Developer, Ariel Corp. 1991-1993. Winner of the Best Digital Signal Processing Award, Scientific Computing, 1993. Artist-in­Resident at Zentrum fin Kunst and Medientechnologie (ZKM), Karlsruhe, Germany 1994-1995. Exhibito
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  • Gary
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  • Zebington
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • University of Sydney and Merlin
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  • ISEA1997 Gary Zebington has worked in the field of interactive digi­tal media since 1990. His artwork and programming have featured in a diverse range of corporate and cultural pro­jects, including large-scale interactive internet-body per­formances, cable television, outdoor digital gallery installa­tions, websites, and public presentations. He holds a post­graduate degree in design computing from the University of Sydney.
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  • Sam
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  • de Silva
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • College of Fine Arts in Sydney and Merlin
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  • Digital Artist
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  • ISEA1997 Sam de Silva is a programmer and digital artist who is interested in the domain of online art. He has a solid back­ground in computer technology and has been involved in the production of hardware devices and software applications. Recently he has produced a number of video clips using 3D animation and digital editing. He is very familiar with interactive authoring environments and has been involved with several online and offline projects. He is a computer science graduate from the
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  • AU
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  • Jeffrey
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  • Cook
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Merlin
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  • Artist, Writer, and Producer
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  • ISEA1997 Jeffrey Cook is a writer, independent film producer and artist who was the Station Manager for the Community Channel Cable TV Trial in Centennial Park Sydney in 1993 and is an ex-Vice President of Metro Television. He had a Bachelor of Arts (Communication) from the University of Technology - Sydney and is currently undertaking a Masters in Arts Theory at College Of Fine Arts, UNSW. He has pro­duced short films and animations, has published several books and many essays on the future,
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  • Greg
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  • Boozell
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Artist
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  • Chicago, Illinois, US
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  • Coppin
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Carnegie Mellon University
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  • ISEA1997 The Centre for Metahuman Exploration produces events that “manufacture the present tense” by creating/ mediating relationships between people and themselves through tile use of live “interactive” television, robotics and telephone technologies. Currently located at Carnegie Mellon University, the Centre combines expertise from art, robotics, and television. Recent projects include “boundary link”, an installation that allows a conversation between festival attendees and residents at
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  • United States of America
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  • Gloria
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  • DeFilipps
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  • Brush
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Photographer
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  • ISEA1997 Gloria DeFilipps Brush is on the faculty of the art depart­ment at the University of Minnesota-Duluth. Born in Chicago, she earned the M.F.A degree in generative sys­tems from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1972. Brush currently works with scale model architectural camera and pinhole technology mediated through digital manipulation. She is a McKnight Foundation Photographer Fellow for 1997-98. Brush has received artist fellowships from the National Endowment for the Ar
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  • Shawn
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  • Brixey
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • University of Washington
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  • _Director and _Professor
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  • ISEA1997 Professor Shawn Brixey is graduate of MIT’s CAVS/Media Lab, and is currently both Chair of the Cross-Disciplinary Arts Program and Acting Director of the Center for Advanced Research Technology in the Arts and Humanities at the University of Washington, Seattle,WA. He has exhib­ited art and technology works internationally including Documenta in Kassel, Germany, The Deutscher Kunstlerbund in Karlsruhe, Germany, The Cranbrook Art Museum in Detroit, the MIT Museum in Boston, and The Cont
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  • Seattle, Washington, United States of America
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  • Natalie
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  • Bookchin
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Department of Visual Art
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  • Teacher
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  • ISEA1997 Natalie Bookchin is a cultural worker in the digital revolu­tion. She currently teaches in the Visual Arts Department at UC, San Diego. She will migrate north in the winter to Los Angeles, where she will teach at Cal Arts. Bookchin has exhibited her work widely in the US and Europe, recently exhibiting her CD-ROM Databank of the Everyday (1996) in NY at Postmasters, Cooper Union, School of Visual Arts Museum, and the NY International Video and New Media Festival, as well as in Washin
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  • Karl
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  • Bohringer
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • ISEA1997 My current research interests are micro robotics, manipula­tion, and assembly. At the Cornell Nanofabrication Facility I am building microfabricated actuator arrays that imple­ment micro manipulation strategies. More generally I am interested in new devices for handling and assembling parts, and manipulation strategies with programmable force vector fields, which often rely on the use of geometric algorithms. I have also investigated design automation for micro structures. Earlier wo
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  • Kefala-Kerr
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  • Kaye
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • _Director
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  • ISEA2014 Zina Kaye, Managing Director at Holly, Sydney, Australia ISEA2013 Zina Kaye, Holly, Sydney/Dr Egg Digital, Australia. hollysydney.com ISEA1998
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  • Australia
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  • http://hollysydney.com/
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  • Max
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  • Eastley
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  • Presenter
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  • Zoe
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  • Beloff
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • ISEA1997 Zoe Beloff grew up in Scotland where she studied painting at Edinburgh University / College of Art. She moved to New York where she received an MFA in film from Columbia University in 1983. She has directed many independent movies which have been screened internationally at festi­vals and museums including Pacific Film Archives, Sundance, Berlin, and The New York Film Festivals. She has also worked with artists from other disciplines, most notably composer John Cale, and is currently
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  • Jeff
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  • Carter
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC)-Wrong one
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  • ISEA1997 Jeff Carter was born in Mountain View, California in 1967 and received a BFA from the University of Colorado in 1992. In the three years following, he traveled extensively in Asia, exhibited several solo large-scale installations, and in 1993 received a New Forms: Regional Initiative Program grant for technical and conceptual innovation in the field of sculpture. He moved to Chicago in 1996 and, as a Trustee Scholar, is currently earning his MFA at the School of the Art Institute of
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  • Sandra
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  • Budd
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Carnegie Mellon University
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  • ISEA1997 The focus of my work is interactive installations. Many of the works examine the objectives behind new technologi­cal explorations. These works question the impact of tech­nology on our perception of the natural world. This interest in both the natural sciences and technology based sciences has lead me to create projects which place multiple viewers within a sensory heightened environment. These simulated environments challenge the viewers ability to interact and decipher a real envi
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  • Richard
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  • Brown
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  • Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Royal College of Art
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  • ISEA1997 Affiliation: Research Fellow, Royal College of Art, Interval Research Studio, Computer Related Design Department. Education: M.A. Fine Art, Nottingham Trent University,1995. B.Sc.Computers and Cybernetics, University of Kent, Canterbury, 1977. I have worked continuously with interac­tive media since its early beginnings in 1983 within the arts, educational, entertainment and business sectors. For the last seven years I have been developing work that exists in a time-space continuum,
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  • Installation Artist
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  • ISEA1997 Matthew G. Akers enters his electronic installation in ISEA97 after recently concluding graduate studies at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. He came to Chicago after developing foundations in architecture and music in Copenhagen and his native South Carolina. This background provided him with a vocabulary for creating several sound Between Window and Wall. Although this piece exhibited in ISEA is not interactive in the popular sense, throughout his art making Akers has pur
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  • Baginsky
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  • ISEA1997 Born in Gräfelfing near Munich, Germany, 1961; 1989: Performance-group “Coax”; Project “Archetyp” (robotics, modern dance, music). 1990: Artist grant city of Hamburg, Project “Coax” (robotics, modern dance, music). 1994-95: Guest Professor Hochschule für Künste; Bremen. Performances: 1991-92 Stagings of “Coax” in Germany, Switzerland, Scotland, Austria; 1995:1-beam music; Baginsky / Schwartz, Hamburg, Berlin, Hannover; 1996: “Digitale 1996′; Museum Ludwig, Cologne; 1997:”Der Sinn der
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  • Michael
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  • Maziere
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  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
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  • Royal College of Art
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  • Director of Art and Founder
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  • ISEA1997 Michael Maziere, 1982, Master of Arts Degree in Film & Television, Royal College of Art, London, England. M.A.(RCA). Michael Maziere was born in France in 1957 and moved to London in 1963, where he still lives and works. He has exhibited his film and video works and lectured extensively world­-wide and has published critical writings in numerous art publications. He is currently Director of London Electronic Arts, the UK’s National Centre for Video and New Media and founder and a
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  • Carnegie Mellon University
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  • Communications and Electronics
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  • ISEA1997 John Sturgeon is an electronic media, installation, and per­formance artist who received his Masters in Fine Arts from Cornell University in 1970. He has received numerous awards and fellowships including three National Endowment for the Arts Individual Artists Fellowships; several NEA and state supported production grants; a John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship; and a Fulbright Scholar Abroad Fellowship. Throughout the 70s, 80s, and 90s, Sturgeon has consistently utilized emerging forms
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  • Academy of Media Arts Cologne (KHM)
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  • ISEA1997 Tomoko Mukai was born in 1968, Tokyo Japan, and received her Bachelor of Arts in stage design, Musashino Art University, Tokyo in 1991 and Master of Fine Arts in audiovisual media design from the Academy of Media Arts Cologne Germany in 1997. Her videoclip drum case, for Museum fur Ostasiatische Kunst Cologne, was awarded a prize for Junior Special, die Klappe 95, Germany 1995. Since 1995 multime­dial space project Only White Deep White—Between Darkness and Light. Only White Deep White
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  • Stephen
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  • SkyBoy Productions, Viacom New Media, and MTV
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  • Artist, Engineer, President, and Producer
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  • ISEA1997 Stephen W. Boyer is an artist and engineer with 15 years experience in the interactive arts. He is currently president of SkyBoy Productions, Inc., a development firm specializ­ing in the development of video games and advanced interactive technologies and content. As a senior producer at Viacom New Media, Steve was responsible for the devel­opment of interactive music technology for Nickelodeon and MTV. His design of an interactive musical logo for MTV is now being used to promote I
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