John McCormick
ISEA Bio(s) Available:
ISEA2015
John McCormick & Steph Hutchison investigate the use of machine learning for the development of intelligent performing partners and environments. Their practice has centred on the application of learning techniques to performing software agents and humanoid robots to explore the potential for them to become more a part of the collaborative performance-making process. Steph and John are artist researchers at Motion. Lab Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia. McCormick is Deputy Director, Hutchison is PhD Candidate
ISEA2013
John McCormick, Motion lab, Deakin University, Victoria, AU
ISEA2011
John McCormick (AU) has been active in the area of dance and new media for many years. He was a founding member of Company In Space (with Hellen Sky), Dancehouse and Squaretangle (with Adam Nash). He has worked on a number of performances incorporating motion capture technologies including the Company In Space works CO3 (2001), The Lightroom (2004) and Sentient Space (2005), the latter in collaboration with igloo and Adam Nash, Aura (2009) with Kim Vincs and Choreotopography (2010) with Kim Vincs, Daniel Skovli, Peter Divers and Rob Vincs. John teaches motion capture and dance at Deakin University in Melbourne, Australia and is currently undertaking research at the Deakin Motion.lab and the Centre for Intelligent Systems Research.
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- Melbourne, Australia
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Composer / Director / Choreographer:
Emergence
Categories: [Performances] [Dance Performance]
[ISEA2015]
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Title: Only Human….
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ISEA2011
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Title: Learning to Dance With a Human
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ISEA2013
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Title: Emergent behaviour: learning from an artificially intelligent performing software agent
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ISEA2015
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Title: META: NOTES FROM A DANCER FROM INSIDE A DUET WITH AN AI AGENT
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ISEA2015
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Title: ‘Splitting Centre’: directing attention in trans-media dance performance
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ISEA2015
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Title: Neuron Conductor: Visualising Cultured Neural Responses to the Introduction of Viruses and Chemicals through a Robotic Arm Conducting Music
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ISEA2017
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