Join us for an amazing series of presentations at the IMCexpo currently taking place at the Chelsea Art Museum in New York City!
More info below, at www.IMCexpo.net, or at www.StudioIMC.com
Produced by Studio IMC
Wednesday, April 20th
1PM-2PM Educational Symposium: Generative Theory of Tonal Music Software with Rob Seward
2PM-3PM Educational Symposium: Future Trends in Photo Blogs & Video Blogs with Jonny Goldstein, Dimitri Negroponte, & Shawn Van Every
3:30PM-4PM Educational Symposium: Dodgeball - Social Software for Mobile Devices with
Dennis Crowley
4PM-5PM Keynote Presentation: Virtools Presentation- Convergence Between Games and VR/Simulation with Virgile Delporte
Thursday, April 21st
6PM Special Event: Happily co-located within the IMC EXPO is the Information Esthetics Lecture Series One with W. Bradford Paley and Judith S. Donath
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STUDIO IMC CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO ATTEND THE 2nd ANNUAL IMCexpo AT THE CHELSEA ART MUSEUM
OPENING RECEPTION THURSDAY, APRIL 14th, 6PM-9PM
KEYNOTE PANELS, EDUCATIONAL SYMPOSIUMS, & SPECIAL EVENTS, APRIL 15th-23rd
Join us for an exciting week of events and meet visionary artists, theorists, and entrepreneurs like Paul D. Miller (aka DJ Spooky), Hank Shocklee (Producer Public Enemy), Mark Lewis (former Head of EA Games International), Michael Naimark (founding member of the Atari Research Lab and the Apple Multimedia Lab), Natalie Jeremijenko (named in the I.D. Magazine Forty as one of Design's most influential people), Clay Shirky (whose writings have appeared in Wired and the New York Times), and many more!
EXPERIENCE THE 2ND ANNUAL
INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA CULTURE (IMC) EXPO
Produced by Studio IMC in association with NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP)
April 14th - April 23rd, 2005
The Project Room at the Chelsea Art Museum
556 West 22nd Street at 11th Ave
Studio IMC and ITP at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts present the IMCexpo at the Chelsea Art Museum from April 14 - 23. The first annual event of its kind in New York City, the IMC Expo is a hybrid technology tradeshow, art exhibition, and educational symposium focused on the niche of interactive new media with applications in the arts, entertainment and retail. Featuring cutting-edge technologies ranging from see-through walls to immersive environments, the IMC Expo brings together pioneering executives and entrepreneurs with the next generation of artists, engineers, programmers and designers.
Among the IMCexpo Keynote Panel and Educational Symposium participants are Michael Naimark, member of the original design team for the MIT Media Lab, founding member of the Atari Research Lab, the Apple Multimedia Lab, and Lucasfilm Interactive (now LucasArts); Paul D Miller, aka DJ Spooky, musician, artist, and author of the book, "Rhythm Science", published by The MIT Press; Hank Shocklee, producer of Public Enemy and other hip hop musicians; Natalie Jeremijenko, UCSD new media professor who was recently named in the I.D. Magazine Forty as one of Design's most influential people; W. Bradford Paley, whose deployed and working information visualizations span the New York Stock Exchange, Structualist literary research, the Whitney's ARTPORT, and The Museum of Modern Art; Clay Shirky, NYU ITP Professor and social software expert; Mark Lewis, former Head of EA Games International and current board member of Muse Communications; Matthew Guelke, current Marketing Director for Muse Communications; Charles Huang, Vice President, Business Development for Red Octane video game peripherals company; Virgile Delporte, Worldwide Sales Manager for Virtools VR simulations and gaming software company; Craig Konyk, architect and Principal at Konyk Architecture; Luke DuBois, ITP Professor and co-programmer of Jitter live image processing software; Matthew Suttor, multimedia Professor and composer at Yale; and Kathleen Ruiz, esteemed artist and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Professor.
Among those exhibiting are ITP, RPI, Livid Instruments, and Virtools as well as artists Jean-Marc Gauthier, ITP Professor and author of upcoming book on interactive 3D worlds; James Clar, winner of Design Distinction award in I.D. Magazine’s Annual Design Review; and Kathleen Ruiz, RPI professor and artist.
Many thanks to the following sponsors and exhibitors: ITP at NYU Tisch School of the Arts, Sharp Electronics, Heineken, Sobe, RPI, EMF, Virtools, and Livid Instruments.
Buy tickets at www.IMCexpo.net/tickets.html
See www.IMCexpo.net for a full schedule of Keynote Panels, Educational Symposiums, and other Special Events.
DATES/TIMES:
April 14th, 6PM-9PM Opening Night
(after-party at PM lounge, 50 Gansevoort Street @ 9th Ave.)
April 15th -16th, 12PM-6PM Keynote Panels and Educational Symposiums
April 19th-23rd, 12PM-6PM More Keynote Panels and Educational Symposiums Show remains open
LOCATION:
Chelsea Art Museum, 556 West 22nd St. at 11th Ave. 212-255-0719
DIRECTIONS:
Subway: C, E to 23rd or #6 subway to 23rd, M23 cross-town bus to 11the Ave.,walk one block to 22nd. Tel. 212-255-0719
www.chelseaartmuseum.org
CONTACT: James Tunick, JTunick@StudioIMC.com
