Day 1: Sunday, December 13, 2009
Plenary 1
- Digital Arts and Cultures and the Humanities: Challenges and Opportunities
[N. Katherine Hayles, Duke University] - Post Human-Centered Design Approach for Ubiquity
[Jan Rod, Center for Computing in the Humanities, King's College London, School of Media Design, Keio University Tokyo] - Cold culture: polar media and the Nazi occult
[Peter Krapp, University of California, Irvine] - From Control Society to the Parliament of Things: Designing Object Relations with an Internet of Things
[Marc Tuters, Keio University]
Emb/Perf 1
Gaming: Exploring Agency, Autonomy, and Representation
- Intimate encounters: the mixed reality paradigm and audience responses
[Kathy Cleland, Digital Cultures Program, The University of Sydney] - Taro(t)ception: Eliciting Embodied, Interoceptive Awareness through Interactive Art
[Aaron Levisohn, Simon Fraser University]
[Diane Gromala, Simon Fraser University] - Liberate your Avatar; The Revolution will be social networked
[Paul Sermon, The Creative Technology Research Group, The University of Salford, School of Art & Design]
[Charlotte Gould, The Creative Technology Research Group, The University of Salford, School of Art & Design]
Software Studies 1
Limits
Chair: Jeremy Douglass
[University of California, San Diego]
- Fake bit: imitation and limitation
[Brett Camper] - Programming and fold
[Aden Evens] - Software studies in action: open source and free software in Brazil
[Cicero Inacio da Silva, Software Studies Brazil Jane de Almeida, Education, Art and History of Culture, Mackenzie University] - The other software
[Chandler McWilliams, University of California, Los Angeles]
Ubiquity/Embed 1
Interactivity and Mobility in Mixed Realities
- Computational Materials:Embedding Computation into the Everyday
[Mette Ramsgaard Thomsen, Centre for Information Technology and Architecture, Royal Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture, Copenhagen]
[Ayelet Karmon, The Department of Interior Building and Environment Design, Shenkar College of Engineering and Design] - Dynamic Visualisation in Three Physical Dimensions
[Anthony Rowe, Institute of Design, Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO)]
[Andrew Morrison, Institute of Design, Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO)] - Augmented Reality Art: A Matter of Destination
[Christine Ross, Professor, McGill University] - Eccentric Spaces and Filmic Traces: Portals in Aperture Laboratories and New York City
[Patrick Lemieux, School of Art and Art History, University of Florida]
[Stephanie Boluk, Department of English, University of Florida] - Game-Space: Unfolding Experiments in Subjectivity
[Jack Stenner, School of Art + Art History, University of Florida]
[Patrick Lemieux, School of Art + Art History, University of Florida]
Hum Inq 1
Screening questions
Chair: Rita Raley
[University of California, Santa Barbara]
- Because It's Not There: Verbal Visuality and the Threat of Graphics in Interactive Fiction
[Aaron Kashtan, University of Florida] - No User Required: Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries and Digital Humanist Inquiry
[Dana Solomon, University of California, Santa Barbara] - Game Past/Future: Historical and Phenomenological Time in First-Person Shooters
[Jeff Rush, School of Communications and Theater, Temple University]
Sex 1
Chair: Susanna Paasonen
[Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies]
- Becoming dragon: an epistemology of transition
[Micha Cárdenas, Visual Arts Department, Artist/Researcher in the Experimental Game Lab, b.a.n.g. lab, University of California, San Diego] - Sensuous extimacy: sexuation and virtual reality. taking on a gender identity in second life
[Svitlana Matviyenko, Department of English, University of Missouri, Columbia] - Disrupting heteronormative codes: When cylons in slash goggles ogle Anna Kournikova
[Mark Marino, Writing Program, University of Southern California] - GRID: viral contagions in homosexuality & the queer aesthetics of infection
[Zach Blas, Literature & Information Science + Information Studies, Duke University]
Mobile Media 1
Chair: Marc Böhlen
[State University of New York, Buffalo]
- Mobile after-media, cultural narratives and the data Imaginary
[Eric Kabisch, Department of Informatics, University of California, Irvine] - Twitflick: visualizing the rhythm and narrative of micro—blogging activity
[Alberto Pepe, Department of Information Studies, University of California, Los Angeles]
[Sasank Reddy, Department of Electrical Engineering, University of California, Los Angeles]
[Lilly Nguyen, Department of Information Studies, University of California, Los Angeles]
[Mark Hansen, Department of Statistics and Design|Media Art, University of California, Los Angeles] - Designing Better Sociable Media
[Brian Larson Clark, Department of Media Study, University at Buffalo] - Re-moving flat ontologies: mobile locative tagging and Ars Combinatoria in the Hollins Community Project
[Jen Boyle, Department of English, Coastal Carolina University] - Sentient City Survival Kit: archaeology of the near future
[Mark Shepard, Architecture and Media Study, University at Buffalo]
Cog/Cre 1
Gaming: Exploring Agency, Autonomy, and Representation
- Preserving interactive art: re‐presenting experience
[Jean Bridge, Department of Visual Arts and Centre for Digital Humanities - Interactive Arts and Science Program, Brock University, Canada] - QuestBrowser: making quests playable with computer–assisted design
[Anne Sullivan, University of California, Santa Cruz]
[Michael Mateas, University of California, Santa Cruz] - Material-Based Imagination: Embodied Cognition in Animated Images
[Kenny K. N. Chow, Georgia Institute of Technology]
[D. Fox Harrell, Georgia Institute of Technology]
Hum Inq 2
Roundtable — E-Ject: On the Ephemeral Nature, Genres, & Criticism of Electronic Objects
Chair: Claudia Costa Pederson
[History of Art and Visual Studies Department, Cornell University]
- Joseph Tabbi
[Department of English, University of Illinois Chicago] - Dene Grigar
[Washington State University Vancouver] - Davin Heckman
[Department of English, Siena Heights University] - Anna Gibbs
[Writing and Society Research Group, University of Western Sydney] - Maria Angel
[School of Communication Arts, University of Western Sydney] - Michael Angelo Tata
[iPublishing LLC] - Matt Kirschenbaum
[Department of English, University of Maryland, College Park]