Computer art & design for all
Subtitle: proceedings of the 4th Computer Art Congress : 1-3 September 2014 - School of Fine Arts/UFRJ, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
By: edited Guto Nóbrega [and three others]
Contributors: Nóbrega, Guto, editor; Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro. Escola de Belas Artes
Publisher: Rio Books
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Rio de Janeiro
Language: eng
Number of pages: 182
ISBN-13: 9788561556648
Copyright date: 2014
Subjects: Computer art; Congresses
Other titles: Computer art and design for all; Proceedings of the 4th Computer Art Congress; CAC. 4 :; CAC 4 + Hiper 5 :
Description: In spring 2000, as the Eero Saarinen Visiting Professor at Yale University, Zaha Hadid led an intense and wildly creative studio on the topic of the contemporary art center. Such centers are proliferating across the United States and around the world; yet their architectural form remains abstract and open-ended, subject to continual reinterpretation. Hadid's studio - one leader, three studio assistants, twelve students, and numerous critics - interpreted the contemporary art center as an invitation to experiment with new forms of public space. Specific contemporary works of art became the program for a series of radical architectural concepts that expand the space of the art, taking on the scale and materiality of full-scale architectural constructs. The studio - and this volume - was divided into ten segments, addressing such issues as program analysis, spatialities, system conditions, current contemporary art centers, building types, sites, and linearities. Each segment is represented by strikingly original renderings, including many fantastical computer images. The accompanying text is drawn from transcripts of the studio reviews by the prestigious critics: Robert A. M. Stern, dean of the Yale School of Architecture; Terence Riley and Paola Antonelli of the Museum of Modern Art; and architects, critics, and scholars Jeffrey Kipnis, Thomas Krens, Sulan Kolatan, William MacDonald, Fabian Marcaccio, Rebeca Mendez, Paola Sanguinetti, Joseph Giovannini, Marc Cousins, Greg Lynn, and Gail Witwer.
Notes: "Graduate program of Visual Arts/PPGAV - School of Fine Arts/EBA, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro/UFRJ."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Foreword; title: Survival? meme? Loops and the technological repetition in art / Aline Couri; title: Pixel Espelho (Mirror Pixel) / Cristina Amazonas Cabral, Celso Pereira Guimarães, Maira Monteiro Fróes; title: Syncretic liason: the mathematical thinking in the computational art creation / Dopnizetti Louro; title: Sex Bot Mantra: A Cybrid Performance by the Posthuman Tantra / Edgar Silveira Franco; title: On Media Art Software / Everardo Reyes Garcia; title: Between sense and sensor: Understanding the materiality of communication in interactive media art / Graziele Lautenschlaeger; title: Áreas de Riscos: city, ubiquity and play / Isabella von Mühlen Brandalise, Rogério Camara, Tiago Silva; title: Reengineering of the sensorium and imaginary landscape: mixed reality / Leci Maria Augusto; title: Poetics of body-space articulations / Luisa Paraguai, Agda Carvalho; title: Art Making with Memory Matter: Mnemo-media, Creativity and Impairment from Human to Hyper-human / Maria Manuela Lopes; title: Aesthetics of the database: image and media as way of thinking / Pricila Arantes; title: WearCode: hardware design embedded in wearable interface for interactive communication of the visually impaired in point of sale / Rachel Zuanon [and two others]; title: Computer art -for all- in times of global crisis? / Ricardo Dal Farra; title: The Mediated Body / Stacey Stormes; title: NumericVariations: Exoendogenous Computer Art exploring neural connections / Tania Fraga; title: Thoughts Upon the Morphogenesis / Tiago Barros Pontes e Silva; title: Artistic visualization perspective for the (Pedestrian Permit) project In VRT application for autonomous city (Paris) / Zina Intabi [and one other]; title: Keynotes abstracts; title: Hiperorgánicos abstracts; title: Planetary abstracts; title: CAC.4 poster; title: Exhibition Computer Art & Design for All.