GA2002
dal 24/8/2002 al 13/12/2002
Segnalato da
24/8/2002
GA2002
Politecnico di Milano, Milano
The 5th International Conference GENERATIVE ART 2002 will be held in Politecnico di Milano University, Italy, 11-13 December 2002. The conference, as the previous editions, will have a main session only (around 30 paper presentations and a poster session), to increase the possibilities to exchange experiences and discussions. An exhibition of artworks and art/music/poetry performances will be presented to a more large audience in the evening of the same days. The deadline for submitting abstracts is 20 Sept 2002.
The deadline for submitting abstracts (for paper, poster, performance, artwork)
is 20 Sept 2002
GA2002, the 5th International Conference GENERATIVE ART 2002
will be held in Politecnico di Milano University, Italy,
11-13 December 2002.
The conference, as the previous editions, will have a main session only
(around 30 paper presentations and a poster session), to increase the
possibilities to exchange experiences and discussions. An exhibition of
artworks and art/music/poetry performances will be presented to a more large
audience in the evening of the same days.
Topics of Generative Art: Art&Science, Architecture, Software Art, Design,
Music, Poetry, Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Life, Generative
Robotics,
Visionary Scenarios, Mechatronic, Intelligent Production.
The deadline for submitting abstracts (for paper, poster, performance,
artwork) is 20 Sept 2002. Early submissions are encouraged.
YOU CAN SUBMIT ON LINE YOUR ABSTRACT AT http://www.generativeart.com
To ensure a high-quality conference, all abstract and papers will be
reviewed by the Conference Chair and Scientific Committee.
More information are in the website http://www.generativeart.com
If you think to attend to GA2002, please let me know it and I will send you
the incoming news.
People of the previous 3 conferences (1998-1999-2000)
(see abstracts and papers in the web):
Aaron Wolf Baum, Alex McLean, Adrian Ward, Geoff Cox, Alexander
Koutamanis, Andrea Chiodi, Marco M. Vernillo, Andreas Lund, Anna Chupa,
Artemis Moroni, F. Von Zuben, J. Manzolli, Celestino Soddu, Chiron
Mottram, Alan Penn, Cristiano Ceccato, David Hartwell, Douglas Repetto,
E. Bilotta, P. Pantano, V. Talarico, Edward Suzuki, Enrica Colabella,
Franca Calio', E. Marchetti, Gabriel Maldonado, Giuseppe Caglioti,
Goulthorpe , Hans Dehlinger, Howard Riley, J. Kabala, C. Conrado, K. van
Overveld, J.J.Romero Cardalda, Jan Kubasiewicz, John Eacott, John Gero,
John H. Frazer, Jonatas Manzolli, Kai Strehlke, Kenneth E. Rinaldo,
Kevin McGuire, L.Ambrosini, M.Longatti, H.Miyajima, Luca Tanzini,
P.Pierucci, Mahesh Senagala, Mariana Neagu, Marianne Selsjord, Matteo
Codignola, Matthew Lewis, Mauro Annunziato, Maya Kagawa, Marcello Pinzero,
Ming-xi Tang, Mirja Kalvianen, Nao Tokui, Hitoshi Iba, Owen F. Ransen,
P.S.Coates, L. Hazarika, Paolo Ferrara, Gabriele Foglia, Paul Coates,
Pablo Miranda, Penny Feuerstein , Peter Stebbing, Philip Galanter, Philp
Van Loocke, Piero Meogrossi, PierPaolo Brotzu, Pietro Pedeferri, Quinsan
Ciao, R.Neal Elsenga, M. S. Pontecorvo, Riccardo Antonini, Richard
Gatarski, Robert Thum, Roel Daru, Eric Vreedenburgh, Tim Didymus, Emilia
Telese.
Politecnico di Milano
Piazza Leonardo da Vinci
02.2399.5418