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Jennifer Hall will be a panelist in a panel discussion on New Media Art, Robotics, Engineering, and Education as part of NightVisions, a 2-day festival of the moving image and digital arts taking place at Lesley University during the Boston Cyberarts Festival.
Where Art and Technology Collide: Examples from the Field |
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Rachel Hunt (BFA 2005) and Christopher Durocher were married on March 10 in Detroit, Michigan.
Rachel completed her MFA at Cranbrook Academy in Michigan in May 2008.
Professor Jennifer Hall will show her brainwave sculptures at AXIOM Gallery as part of the Boston Cyberarts Festival 2009.
PARSE: Visualizing Data That Makes Us Human
The Axiom Center for New & Experimental Media
141 Green Street, Jamaica Plain
March 27-May 10
Gallery Hours: Wed., Thurs. 6-9 pm; Sat. 2-5 pm
Opening reception: March 27, 6-9 pm
Nettrice Gaskins, Computer Arts Academic and Community Liaison at MassArt, will be giving a talk as a special guest at the RYMAEC (Regional Youth Media Arts Education Consortium) Web 2.0pen MIC meeting at the ICA on:
March 19, 7-7:30
Institute of Contemporary Art
100 Northern Ave., Boston
Almost anything—text, sound, photos, motion media, music—can be digitized and presented on a computer, transmitted over an online network, and even displayed in virtual 3D space. Nettrice’s presentation shows how the Web 3.0 platform is beginning to transform and converge current web technologies into immersive, 3D spaces for art making and learning. Nettrice uses Second Life to expand art curricula and open up new bridges to connect and collaborate with students on a variety of topics.
Emily Smidt (TPP 2007) is teaching at the Fitzgerald Elementary School in Waltham 3 days a week and at Waltham High School two days a week.
