Issue 75
Habitats for Public Engagement
Although the concept of the uncanny valley has been around since 1970, it has only become a widely encountered problem in the past five years. (more…)
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For the best part of this century, many have sensed that the wasteful ways of modern industrialised civilisation have been rapidly catching up with us. (more…)
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Arts festival season in Europe means a plethora of media arts festivals to attend, and with the International Symposium for Electronic Arts (ISEA) in Germany and Ars Electronica in Austria scheduled within a week of each other this year, it created a perfect media art festival duo. (more…)
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The recent HotHouse symposium presented by the National Institute for Experimental Arts (NIEA) at the University of New South Wales was a gathering of experts discussing the timely topic of cultural ecology and sustainable urban environments (more…)
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Over the last century, automation has been presented as a means to liberate the human soul from dreary and repetitive work. Building machines that operate themselves allows us more time to be what we are – humans, with a need to create, interact and seek pleasure. (more…)
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ANAT’s Dome Lab 2010 was held in Perth, Western Australia from 1 – 5 November 2010 and brought the world’s leading fulldome experts together with their local counterparts to learn about and experiment with filmmaking for domed screens. (more…)
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