Panel – Page 7 – ISEA Symposium Archives

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“Julio Le Parc & the GRAV: Instability, Movement, Active Past. A Perspective Look on his Work and Ideas from the Present of Electronic Art” presented by Sosa

“Brazilian Pioneers in Art and Technology: Waldemar Cordeiro, Abraham Palatnik and Otávio Donasci” presented by Spitz

“Civic Media and Data (h)ac(k)tivism: Environments, Tools and Practices for Critical Data+Code Literacy and Visualization” presented by Luna-Cárdenas

“Data and Public Policy: An Approach to Data Ecosystems from a Human Rights Perspective” presented by Sáenz

“Signal Territories, Infrastructures and Intermediaries: New Interfaces for Art Science and Communication Policy” presented by Ramakrishnan

“Establishing the Continuously Unfinished: The Institution as an Artistic Medium” presented by Wagner

“Forking as Cultural Practice: Institutional Governance after the DAO” presented by Tarasiewicz

“Reimagining the Art Institution as an Open Source Civic Organisation” presented by Dillon

“Uncanny Realm: The Extension of the Natural” presented by Beloff

Aesthetic and User Experience in Biofeedback Art

Human Collaboration and Machine Generation Across Media

Scaling Sentience: the Earth, the Sky, and Outer Space

Microscopic Otherness and Signs of Sub-molecular Sentience

Kinship and Disembodiment in Mediated Cloud Spaces

Machine Learning as Material: Research-Creation Approaches to Behavior and Imagination

Sentience in the Context of Operative Images

Agency and Autonomy: Intersections of Artificial Intelligence and Creative Practice

The Ocean that Keeps Us Apart also Joins Us: Charting Knowledge and Practice in the Anthropocene

Queering Infrastructure: the System Through the Erotic

Boundary Crossing(s): Multi-scalar Entanglements in Art, Science and Technology