Glaciers are sentinels of climate change and the most visible evidence of global warming’s impact on the environment today. SIGGRAPH 2022 Art Gallery selection “Glacier’s Lament” showcases the beauty, fragility, and magnificence of glaciers.
SIGGRAPH 2022 is coming to you live from Vancouver, 8-11 August. Discover some of our top suggestions for non-conference things to do, see, and experience in the city.
SIGGRAPH 2021 Art Gallery Best in Show award winners Weidi Zhang and Donghao Ren discuss “Cangjie’s Poetry”, an intelligent, multimodal system that interprets images to produce new symbols.
Get to know Oscar-nominated, Korean filmmaker and artist Erick Oh ahead of his SIGGRAPH Now webinar on Wednesday, 26 May at 1:00 pm PT.
In this episode of SIGGRAPH Spotlight, four artists discuss how they use data, new realities, and social media to create and distribute their art.
The “Cacophonic Choir” team breaks down how they use machine learning to demonstrate the effect of the mass media on sexual assault survivors’ stories.
In SIGGRAPH 2020 Art Gallery selection, “Homeostasis,” Emil Polyak uses complex coding and development to narrate the human impact on climate change, as told by data.
Victoria Vesna explores the process and challenges for her SIGGRAPH 2019 installation, “Noise Aquarium,” and how artists and researchers can pivot their work to adjust to COVID-19.
On an all-new episode of SIGGRAPH Spotlight, Andres Burbano is joined by Rachel Dickey, Sandro Kereselidze, and Marc Petz to discuss the current landscape of interactive and immersive art.
A SIGGRAPH guide to submitting your work for consideration to be included in the conference Experience Hall.