Day 2: Monday, December 14, 2009
Plenary 2
- Platform Studies: Frequently Questioned Answers
[Ian Bogost, Georgia Institute of Technology]
[Nick Montfort, Massachusetts Institute of Technology] - The Construction of Locative Situations: locative media and the Situationist International, recuperation or redux?
[Conor McGarrigle, The Graduate School for Creative Arts and Media, Dublin] - Locative Life: Geocaching, Mobile Gaming, and Embodiment
[Jason Farman, Digital Technology & Culture Program, Washington State University] - Methodologies of Reuse in the Media Arts: Exploring Black Boxes, Tactics and Archaeologies
[Garnet Hertz, Media Design Program, Art Center]
Emb/Perf 2
Embodiments: Multiplied and Distributed
- Embodied Presence: The Imaginary in Virtual Worlds
[Denise Doyle, University of Wolverhampton, School of Art and Design] - Body From the Machine: the spectral flesh
[Alan Dunning, Alberta College of Art + Design Paul Woodrow, University of Calgary] - The Mother of All Demos
[Claudia Salamanca, Rhetoric Department, University of California Berkeley] - Unfolding and refolding embodiment into the landscape of ubiquitous computing
[Lea Schick, IT University of Copenhagen]
[Lone Malmbourg, IT University of Copenhagen]
Software Studies 2
Chair: Noah Wardrip-Fruin
[University of California, Santa Cruz]
- Scholarly civilization: utilizing 4X gaming as a framework for humanities digital media
[Elijah Meeks, University of California, Merced] - Shaping stories and building worlds on interactive fiction platforms
[Alex Mitchell, Communications and New Media Programme, National University of Singapore]
[Nick Montfort, Massachusets Institute of Technology] - Translation (is) not localization: language in gaming
[Stephen Mandiberg, University of California, San Diego] - Seriality, the Literary and Database in Homestar Runner: Some Old Issues in New Media
[Stephanie Boluk, Department of English, University of Florida]
Ubiquity/Embed 2
A Sensation of Ubicomp. Art and Culture
- Re:Cycle - A Generative Ambient Video Engine
[Jim Bizzocchi, Simon Fraser University] - In the shadow of the cell phone
[Lone Koefoed Hansen, Department of Aesthetic Studies/Centre for Digital Urban Living, Aarhus University] - Fusing Bodies: A Consideration of Techno-Spliced Gestures in Interactive Installations
[Nina Waisman, Department of Visual Arts, University of California, San Diego] - Symbiogenic experiences in the interactive arts
[Carlos Castellanos, Simon Fraser University]
[Diane Gromala, Simon Fraser University]
Cog/Cre 2
Critical Discourses of Art, Design and Science
- The emotions (after Charles Darwin)
[Debra Swack, SUNY@Buffalo Research Foundation] - Experiencing the big idea
[Dew Harrison, Enterprise School of Art & Design, University of Wolverhampton] - Towards a critical technological fluency: the confluence of speculative design and community technology programs
[Carl DiSalvo, School of Literature, Communication and Culture, Georgia Institute of Technology] - Art investigating science: critical art as a meta‐discourse of science
[Maciej Ozog, Electronic Media Department, University of Lodz, Polanj]
Sex 2
Chair: Jordan Crandall
- Command and control: cybernetics and BDSM
[Katherine Behar, Artist] - International pornography on the Internet: crossing digital borders and the un/disciplined gaze
Chloe Woida, Portland State University - Islam, sexuality, and the Internet: a historical reflection and the shifting sexual self in Turkey
[Veronika Tzankova, School of Interactive Arts and Technology, Simon Fraser University]
[Thecla Schiphorst, School of Interactive Arts and Technology, Simon Fraser University] - Disarticulating the artificial female
[Allison de Fren, Connecticut College]
HASTAC@DAC
Chair: Wendy Hui Kyong Chun
[Brown University]
- Anne Balsamo
[University of Southern California] - Tara McPherson
[University of Southern California] - Sharon Daniels
[University of California, Santa Cruz]
Cog/Cre 3
Language and Narrative Systems
- Writing with complex type
[Jason Lewis, Obx Labs, Concordia University]
[Bruno Nadeau, Obx Labs, Concordia University] - The ppg256 series of minimal poetry generators
[Nick Montfort, Massachusets Institute of Technology] - Interactive Story Generation for Writers: Lessons Learned from the Wide Ruled Authoring Tool
[James Skorupski, University of California, Santa Cruz]
[Michael Mateas, University of California, Santa Cruz] - Not Me: collaboration and co–production in language systems
[Robert Twomey, Center for Research in Computing and the Arts, University of California, San Diego]
Emergence Panel
Chairs: Penny and Familian
- Ruari Glynn
- Leo Nuñez
- Marc Böhlen
- Karolina Sobecka
Literary Arts Roundtable
Chair: Jessica Pressman
[English Department, Yale University]
- Mark Marino
[Writing Program, University of Southern California] - Caitlin Fisher
[York University] - Judd Morrissey
[School of Art Institute of Chicago] - David Jhave Johnston
[Concordia University]