Conf Day 2

Thursday 12th July

9.30 Conference Day 2 Opens

Welcomes, introductions

Session chair: Michael Lesk, Rutgers University

Prof. Haim Bresheeth, University of East London
- Keynote: Cyberculture and Digital Arts

2.1: DIGITAL ARTS AND TECHNOLOGIES

Kia Ng & Bee Ong, University of Leeds
- Components of Interactive Multimedia: Performance and Preservations

Marilene Oliver, Royal College of Art, London
- Resurrecting the Digitised Body: The Use of the "Scanned in" Body for making Artworks

Kasia Molga Delija, London
- Wireless Art: What are the Possibilities of Application of Mobile Communication Media to a Modern, Visual Art Practice and as a Medium of Expression?

Simon Hollington & Kyp Kyprianou, London
- Technology and the Uncanny

Stuart Jones, Central St Martins College, London
- Why just Visualisation?

Alan Chalmers, Eva Zanyi et al
- Light and Byzantine Glass Tessera

2.00 Afternoon session

Session chair: Catherine Draycott, Director, Wellcome Trust Picture Library

2.2: DIGITAL ARTS AND TECHNOLOGIES

Jeff Rees, Wales
- Making the Spheres Sing: exploring the technological terrain of a new digital art work

Kia Ng, University of Leeds
- 3D Motion Data Analysis and Visualisation for String Practice Training

Helen Bailey, University of Bedfordshire, Luton
- A practice led choreographic investigation using collaborative stereoscopic access

2.3: PANEL SESSION: ARCHIVING DIGITAL ARTEFACTS

Chair: Roger Hargreaves, London College of Communication

4.30 2.4: Visualisation session

EVA's poster session is a Visualisation Session, of course! Expect screen based and dynamic presentations as well as hard copy visualisations to complement the formal papers.

Larisa Urnysheva, Southern Federal University, Rostov-on-Don, Russia
- The Novgorod Letters with Seals

Jodie Walz, University of Minnesota, USA
- Crossing Collections and Creating Access via a Union Catalog

Jonathan Bowen, South Bank University, London
- An Experimental Wiki for Museums

Kyp Kyprianou & Simon Hollington, London
- The Invisible Force Field Experiments

Nicola Schiavottiello, University of Southampton
- Archaeological practice, dissemination and education through VR and AR

Charalampos Chaitas, Municipality Gallery of Athens, Greece
- The Necessity to Change the Collection Management Models of the Contemporary Art Museum

Chao Yu Lin, De Montfort University, Leicester
- Exhibit content and learning-related behaviours in 3D on-line museum environments

Silvia Filippini-Fantoni, Antenna Audio Ltd, London
- Evaluating the Use of Mobile Phones for an Exhibition Tour at the Tate Modern: Dead End or the Way Forward?

Marilene Oliver, Royal College of Art
- Resurrecting the Digitised Body: The Use of the ëScanned iní Body for making Artworks

Graham Diprose, London College of Communication
- Escape from Flatland

Steve DiPaola, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, Canada
- Knowledge Based Approach to Modeling Portrait Painting Methodology

6.00 Conference Reception and Dinner

Harp music from Geraldine McMahon http://www.geraldinemcmahon.com/