Featuring ITP Alumnus, Daniel Perlin (’05) What do buildings sound like? What is the residue of a building? How do structures house the process of their construction? On November 18th at Studio-X, multimedia artist DANIEL PERLIN will use screws, glue, nails, sawhorses, an audio cassette and a laptop to question work and construction as auditory processes. CONTINUE READING »

  Two projects from ITP Alumnus, Rui Pereira (ITP ‘08) have been accepted at ACE 2008 – International Conference on Advances in Computer Entertainment Technology – December 3-5, 2008 in Yokohama, Japan. TuISt (Transformable uber Interface for STardom) – his thesis project, was accepted both as Poster and for Creative Showcase.  Loop-r (realtime video loop controller) will CONTINUE READING »

[ December 5, 2008; 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm. ] Abstract: I will argue that the primary contribution of computer graphics in the next decade will be to enable richer social interaction at a distance. The integration of real-time computer graphics and large-scale distributed systems will give rise to a rich telecommunication medium, currently referred to as virtual worlds. The medium provides open-ended face-to-face communication among CONTINUE READING »

[ December 5, 2008; 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm. ] ----> This event has been CANCELED! We hope to reschedule in the Spring semester. <---- Di Mainstone creates interactive couture garments that playfully explore human behaviour.  Exploring the terrain between fashion, technology and interaction, she will be discussing her evolution from London-based fashion designer to nomadic creator of interactive couture.  Focusing on a selection of her CONTINUE READING »

Greylock Arts is pleased to announce its upcoming exhibit, Algorithmic Art, an exhibition of art works that are mathematical, computational, or generative in nature. Algorithmic Art › Saturday November 22nd 5:30 – 8:30 p.m. Artists: Larry Alice, Richard Harrington, Daniel Hirschman (ITP ‘04) , Tristan Perich (ITP ‘08), Sean Riley, Jeremy Rotsztain (ITP ‘08), Daniel Shiffman (ITP ‘03), CONTINUE READING »