EVA London 2008 is co-sponsored by the Computer Arts Society,
a Specialist Group of the British Computer Society.
CAS will celebrate its 40th Anniversary in 2008 and will join with EVA
in showcasing how digital technology has revolutionised the arts and interactive media.
Catch the Early Bird rates until 31st May. Register now
If you are interested in the new technologies in the cultural sector – if you are an artist, policy maker, manager, researcher, practitioner, audience evaluator or educator – this conference is for you.
2008 outline programme
Full programme in draft
EVA London 2008 will debate the issues, discuss trends and demonstrate the digitial possibilities in:
• Performing arts
• Visual arts
• New technologies
• Interactive media
• Museums, archives and galleries
There are also attractive opportunities for organisations to support an aspect of the conference such as the publication or a reception or bursaries for delegates, or to demonstrate services or products. Please email info@eva-conferences.com.
There are attractive cost-effective marketing & promotion opportunities including corporate and government bursary sponsorship.
Conference Co-chairs
Suzanne Keene, Institute of Archaeology, UCL
George Mallen, System Simulation
Lindsay MacDonald, LCC
Jonathan Bowen, Museophile
Stuart Dunn, King's College London papers@eva-conferences.com
James Hemsley, EVA Founding Chair
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Provisional programme, details may change.
4.30 - EVENING
Pre-conference welcome reception and Visualisation
SMARTlab, University of East London, will demonstrate their advanced projection lab. Drinks reception.
MORNING
Visual Arts 1
Keynote Speaker
New Technologies 1
AFTERNOON
Performing Arts 1
Visualisation 1
PARALLEL SESSIONS
am: Research Workshop
pm: Participatory Art Workshop
MORNING
Cultural Developments 1
Keynote Speaker
Visual Arts 2
AFTERNOON
Interaction 1
New Technologies 2
PARALLEL SESSIONS
am: Planning Social Media for Museums
pm: Participatory Art Workshop
pm: Visualisations and demos
MORNING
Visualisation 2
Keynote Speaker
Interaction 2
AFTERNOON
Performing Arts 2
Cultural Developments 2
PARALLEL SESSIONS
am: The British Library Archive of Sound Recordings
pm: Strategies for online impact assessment
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Thank you for offering a paper for EVA London 2008.
The Proceedings will be published as a hard copy volume that each delegate will receive as part of their conference registration. We are very pleased to say that the proceedings will also be published online.
The deadline for submitting your full paper is 31 May 2008. Papers may not be accepted if submitted after this date.
Please submit your paper via the EasyChair website that you used in submitting your proposal. You need to log in using your registration details. Go to EasyChair
Please also post a signed paper copy of the copyright declaration (instructions on the form). Download copyright declaration
The standard format file that we request you to use in preparing your paper is here (download instructions / stylesheet). Examples of papers from EVA London 2007 can be seen on http://www.eva-conferences.com/eva_london/2007/papers.
Papers will be peer refereed by at least two people. Your paper may not be suitable for publication. You are advised to take account of the reviewers' comments which have been forwarded to you. The peer group reviewers will take account of these when they assess your paper when it is submitted. Papers may be edited for clarity and grammar.
Don't forget to register now. Up to 31 May 2008 you can combine the special rates for authors with the Early Bird rate - excellent value.
Please note that EVA presentations have a strict time limit of 20 minutes, including any question time. Instructions for presentations will be posted nearer the time.
Meanwhile, thank you for your paper. We look forward to meeting you 22-24th July, at the British Computer Society, at EVA London 2008.
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Register & pay by 15 July 2007. Early Bird rates until 31st May.
Please download the registration form (click here) and fax or post with payment details to:
Gemma Liddiard, BCS, 1st Floor, Block D, North Star House, North Star Avenue, Swindon SN2 1FA
Fax: +44(0)1793 417444
Email: gemma.liddiard@hq.bcs.org.uk
Enquiries: Tel: +44(0)1793 417656
Outline programme: see Conference outline. Details may be subject to change.
The registration fee includes attendance and lunch on the conference days chosen and any workshops or demonstrations on those days; Attendance at the opening event and reception on 21st July; One copy of the conference proceedings.
Delegate:
1 day £90
2 days £162
3 days £198
Speaker / demonstrator / author:
1 day £72
2 days £135
3 days £162
Concession (students with NUS card number, and those with no access to grants for conference attendance)
1 day £45
2 days £72
3 days £90
Delegate:
1 day £100
2 days £180
3 days £220
Speaker / demonstrator / author:
1 day £80
2 days £150
3 days £180
Concession (students with NUS card number, and those with no access to grants for conference attendance)
1 day £50
2 days £80
3 days £100
Download the registration form (click here)
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EVA London is held annually in July. A locally organised EVA conference, it is for people interested in or using the new technologies in the cultural sector, with a particular focus on visualisation.
EVA London -
Suzanne Keene (Chair) - University College London
Co-Chairs
George Mallen - System Simulation co.
Lindsay MacDonald - London College of Communication
Jonathan Bowen - Independent academic, Museophile
James Hemsley (Founding Chair)
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