New approaches to Art and visual culture
CHArt Nineteenth Annual Conference
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CONVERGENT PRACTICES New approaches to Art and visual culture |
Abstracts
Ann Borda and Alpay Beler, Science Museum, UK
Science and Culture: An Interactive CommunityStephen Boyd Davis, Middlesex University, UK
News from Now Where?: The Digital Spaces of TelevisionIrina Costache, California State University Channel Islands, USA
Visual Culture/ Virtual ArtJames Coupe, Thames Valley University, UK
Celina Jeffery, Savannah College of Art and Design, USA
From Sculptural Consciousness to the Digital Sublime: Understanding the System AestheticVeronica Davis Perkins, Middlesex University, UK
Careering Along the Heritage HighwayMalcolm Ferris, University of Hertfordshire, UK
Performing Histories: Visitors as Characters in Interactive Exhibition MediaMarja-Leena Ikkala, Certes, Computer Arts Centre at Espoo, Finland
Virtual WeeGee: Architectural and Local History Through an Interactive 3-D ModelShauna Isaac, London, UK
Using the Internet to Find Looted Art: Success or Failure?Katja Kwastek, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Germany
Visualising Art HistoryGiles Lane, London School of Economics, London, UK/Proboscis, UK
Rachel Murphy, Rudegirl Designs, UK
Dimensions of Information: Location-Specific Information and Public Authoring in the MuseumTessa Meijer,Tate Britain, London, UK
Displaying challenging works of art using digital technologyMaria Roussou, Greece
Virtual Reality in Heritage and Education: Issues and ChallengesDaniela Sirbu, University of Lethbridge, Canada
Architectural-Multidimensional Spaces: Digital Exploration of the UnbuiltHelen Sloan, Southern Collaborative Arts Network, UK
Paul Smith, boredomresearch, UK
From Work to Text: The Dissemination and Distribution of Hybrid and Process-Based PracticeJennifer Way, University of North Texas, USA
Cybernetics, Cybernation, and Cyborgification in John McHale’s Telemaths of the 1950s