U.S. Participation in ACM Multimedia Interactive Art Exhibition: An Interactive Renaissance of Color

美国参加ACM多媒体互动艺术展：色彩的互动复兴

• 批准号: 1053538
• 负责人: Andruid Kerne
• 金额: $ 1万
• 依托单位: Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2010
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2010-09-01 至 2011-08-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1053538&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: U.S.; Participation; ACM; Multimedia; Interactive

This proposal is for travel support for the participation of two United States Scientists/Artists, Victoria Vesna and Leah Buechley, in the 2010 ACM Multimedia Conference Interactive Art Program Exhibition "An Interactive Renaissance of Color" to be held in Florence, Italy. Dr. Vesna's work is characterized by her utilization of scientific practice as source material. The result is to educate the public to understand new discoveries, and provoke thought about their impact on society. Dr. Buechley describes her work as high-low tech, because it is part of the do-it-yourself movement of citizen science and engineering. Both of these Scientists/Artists inspire to broaden participation in computing. Vesna's impact is pronounced particularly through her collaborations with life scientists and physicists. She develops a functional model, harnessing artistic practice as a means for communicating about science, and scientific practice as grist for art. Buechley provocatively combines circuitry, fashion, and design, challenging gender stereotypes about geeks, and thus inviting the participation of a new generation of young women into STEM.The scientific tracks of the ACM Multimedia conference focus on algorithmic techniques and scientific measurements, emphasizing content recognition and streaming media. The Interactive Art track develops creative and expressive innovative use contexts that stretch our imagination of what is possible for multimedia science and technology. This track serves to advance the dialog of artists and scientists in order to advance the principles and uses of computing. These connections, in the historically rich environment of Florence, Italy where art and science where strong collaborators, will be used as a springboard to catalyze new ideas that will inspire the future of multimedia computing as an example of how artistic and scientific research can be combined in the most innovative, dynamic, thought-provoking ways imaginable.

本提案是为两名美国科学家/艺术家维多利亚·维斯纳和莉亚·布切利参加2010年在意大利佛罗伦萨举行的ACM多媒体会议互动艺术方案展览“色彩的互动复兴”提供差旅支助。 Vesna博士的工作特点是她利用科学实践作为原始材料。其结果是教育公众了解新发现，并激发他们对社会影响的思考。Buechley博士将她的工作描述为高技术低技术，因为它是公民科学和工程学中自己动手运动的一部分。 这两个科学家/艺术家都鼓励人们扩大对计算的参与。 Vesna的影响力尤其体现在她与生命科学家和物理学家的合作上。她开发了一种功能模型，利用艺术实践作为传播科学的手段，并将科学实践作为艺术的谷物。Buechley巧妙地将电路，时尚和设计结合起来，挑战关于极客的性别刻板印象，从而邀请新一代年轻女性参与STEM。ACM多媒体会议的科学轨道专注于算法技术和科学测量，强调内容识别和流媒体。互动艺术轨道开发创造性和表达性的创新使用环境，扩展我们对多媒体科学和技术的想象力。这条赛道旨在促进艺术家和科学家的对话，以推进计算的原理和用途。这些连接，在佛罗伦萨，意大利在艺术和科学的强大的合作者，历史丰富的环境，将被用作跳板，以催化新的想法，将激发未来的多媒体计算作为一个例子，如何艺术和科学研究可以结合在最创新的，动态的，发人深省的方式想象。