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Subject: CHArt Conference - Final reminder to register for a discounted
conference rate!
Date: Wed, 05 Oct 2005 09:41:22 +0100
From: Hazel Gardiner <[log in to unmask]>
Reply-To: CHArt committee list <[log in to unmask]>
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Dear All,
The final reminder! Could everyone circulate this please
So far we have 10 paid bookings and 2 demonstrators and I've had three
enquiries about the bursaries.
Hazel
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THE DEADLINE FOR THE REDUCED CHART CONFERENCE RATE APPROACHES FAST, DON'T
FORGET TO SUBMIT YOUR BOOKING FORM AND PAYMENT BEFORE 14 OCTOBER 2005.
CHArt TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL CONFERENCE
THE BRITISH ACADEMY, 10 CARLTON HOUSE TERRACE, LONDON, SW1Y 5AH
THEORY AND PRACTICE
Thursday 10 - Friday 11 November 2005
- PROGRAMME -
Since its foundation in 1985 CHArt has closely followed the extraordinary
developments in arts computing that have taken place over nearly two
decades. The twenty-first CHArt conference will reflect upon the
relationship between theory and practice in all areas of digital media and
technology in the visual arts including: new media art; the development of
scholarly and art historical resources; visual resources management; ICT in
museums, libraries and galleries; the Internet, the World Wide Web and the
Semantic Web; art and art history teaching; and new media theory.
KEYNOTE ADDRESS - Jemima Rellie, Head of Digital Programmes, Tate
THURSDAY 10 NOVEMBER
SESSION 1 -
RELOCATING THE FRAME: OBJECT-ORIENTED AND LOCATIVE ART ENVIRONMENTS.
Elizabeth Coulter-Smith, Birmingham Institute of Art and Design; Colin
Price, University College Worcester.
OBSERVING 'SYSTEMS-ART' FROM A SYSTEMS-THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVE.
Francis Halsall, School of Art and Design, Limerick, Republic of Ireland.
SESSION 2 -
PAPER-LIKE DISPLAYS AND PAPER-LIKE BOOKS. Simon Downs, Loughborough
University School of Art & Design.
PROBLEMATICS OF MAKING AMBIGUITY EXPLICIT IN VIRTUAL RECONSTRUCTIONS: A CASE
STUDY OF THE MAUSOLEUM OF AUGUSTUS.
John Pollini. University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California,
USA.
SESSION 3 -
LES CYCLISTES.
David Furnham, Middlesex University.
DIGITAL ARCHIVING AS AN ART PRACTICE.
Dew Harrison, Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, Scotland.
SESSION 4 -
TO TAKE PLACE AT THE INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS (ICA)
DEMOCRATIZING THE IMAGE: CREATING A GLOBAL LEARNING COMMUNITY
Round-table Discussion chaired by David Ehrenpreis, James Madison
University, Virginia, USA.
The round-table will function as an open forum on the possibilities and
challenges involved in creating an international digital image database.
Focusing on efforts currently underway in the UK, the panel will also
consider how these initiatives could be linked with corresponding efforts in
Germany and in the United States.
FRIDAY 11 NOVEMBER
SESSION 5 -
THE REPRESENTATION OF ARTISTIC PRACTICE IN DIGITAL VISUAL CULTURE.
Ann-Sophie Lehmann, Utrecht University.
DO YOU COPY? - ART AND QUESTIONS OF DIGITAL RIGHTS
Jacob Lillemose and Mogens Jacobsen, Copenhagen, Denmark.
SESSION 6 -
ARTSTOR, A DIGITAL LIBRARY FOR THE HISTORY OF ART AND THE HUMANITIES.
Max Marmor, ARTstor, USA.
MDID: SHARING DIGITAL CONTENT IN A GLOBAL, OPEN-SOURCE COMMUNITY.
David Ehrenpreis, James Madison University, Virginia, USA.
SESSION 7 -
CONVERGENCE; UNITING, OR MERGING TENDENCIES THAT WERE ORIGINALLY OPPOSED OR
VERY DIFFERENT. Stephen Partridge, University of Dundee, Scotland.
A COMMANDO RAID INTO SOCIETY: TOWARDS A TRANSDISCIPLINARY ART-PRACTICE IN
REAL-TIME.
Morten Søndergaard, Museum of Contemporary Art Roskilde, Denmark.
SESSION 8 -
FROM UNCAGED TO CYBER-SPATIALISM.
Ralf Nuhn, London.
THE DIGITAL IMAGE AND THE PLEASURE PRINCIPLE: THE CONSUMPTION OF REALISM IN
THE AGE OF SIMULATION.
Hamid van Koten, University of Dundee, Scotland.
DEMONSTRATIONS
EdiNA (Edinburgh University Data Library), Paula Cuccurullo.
The Bridgeman Art Library, Pandora Mather-Lees and Jessica Tier.
The booking form is available online on www.chart.ac.uk. Bookings made
before 14 October 2005 will be entitled to a discount. Conference Fees
(pounds sterling) - include coffee/tea breaks and lunch. Send bookings to:
Hazel Gardiner, CHArt, CCH, Kings College London, Kay House, 7 Arundel
Street, WC2R 3DX, tel: +44 (0)20 7848 2013, fax: +44 (0)20 7848 2980,
[log in to unmask] (please use the subject heading CHArt Conference
2005 in any email queries).
BOOKING
CHArt Member:
TWO DAYS
£100 (£80 before 14 Oct 2005)
ONE DAY
£60 (£50 before 14 Oct 2005)
Non-member:
TWO DAYS
£130 (£110 before 14 Oct 2005)
ONE DAY
£80 (£70 before 14 Oct 2005)
CHArt Student Member:
TWO DAYS
£60 (£40 before 14Oct 2005)
ONE DAY
£40 (£30 before 14 Oct 2005)
Student Non-member:
TWO DAYS
£80 (£60 before 14 Oct 2005)
ONE DAY
£50 (£40 before 14 Oct 2005)
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Marlene Gordon
Visual Resources and Music Curator
University of Michigan-Dearborn
313-593-5463
313-593-1902 (fax)
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IS, co-editor
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