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‘Cangjie’s Poetry’: Beyond a Mere Visual Celebration
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.
‘An Artist’s Guide to Perception-bending Narratives’, a SIGGRAPH Now Webinar With Erick Oh
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.
SIGGRAPH Spotlight: Episode 41 – Art in the Age of TikTok
In this episode of SIGGRAPH Spotlight, four artists discuss how they use data, new realities, and social media to create and distribute their art.
‘Cacophonic Choir’, the Sounds of Survivors’ Stories
The “Cacophonic Choir” team breaks down how they use machine learning to demonstrate the effect of the mass media on sexual assault survivors’ stories.
‘Homeostasis’ and Human Interference
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.
The Impact of Sound on Surroundings
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.
SIGGRAPH Spotlight: Episode 33 – Interactive and Immersive Art
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.
Experience Hall: Where Does Your Project Fit?
A SIGGRAPH guide to submitting your work for consideration to be included in the conference Experience Hall.
6 Interactive Art Exhibits in Washington, D.C.
As you prepare to share your innovative content with the SIGGRAPH 2020 Art Gallery, find inspiration in some of the current interactive exhibitions around Washington, D.C.
Understanding the Inescapable Digital Landscape Through Art
In today’s digital world, it can be difficult to understand what we are consuming and how it makes us feel. “TransVision: Exploring the States of the Visual Field in the Age of Extreme Augmentation” is an art installation that presents three perceptual machines which question the habitual ways we interpret the visual world, intervened by digital media.
RuShi and the Art of Questioning Wants and Needs in the Age of AI
RuShi creator John Wong shares the inspiration for his SIGGRAPH 2019 Art Gallery project and what conference participants can expect.