[PD-announce] Events : Olhares de Outono 2003

[Luís Teixeira]

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luis

http://www.artes.ucp.pt/olhares-outono/2003/EngSite/eng_index.htm

schedule

workshops
10 to 11 of November
"Crash course" PD - Günter Geiger
(10:00h - 12:00h and 14:30h - 17:30h)

12 to 13 of November
Composing sound / Composing with sound - Ramón González Arroyo
(10:00h - 12:00h and 14:30h - 17:30h)

14 of November
Expressive Gesture - Antonio Camurri
(10:00h 12:00h)

conferences
14 of November

Composing sound/ Composing with sound - Ramón González Arroyo
(14:30h 16:00h)
Musical instruments, sound objects, visual instruments - António Sousa Dias
(16:00h 17:30h)
Graphical Instruments in Sound Manipulation - Carlos Caires
(17:30h 18:00h)



15 of November

Expressive Gesture / Toward New Paradigms for Multimedia and Rich Media - 
Antonio Camurri
(14:30h 16:00h)
Sccaned V - Dance and Media Performance - Christian Ziegler
(16:00h 17:30h)
Digital Arts Lab Overview (Masters) - Michael Klein
(17:30h 18:00h)
Digital Arts Lab Overview - Luís Teixeira
(18:00h 19:00h)

conferences - FREE ACCESS


events
14 of November (21: 30h)
de la nuit - Ramón Arroyo and Ludger Bruemmer
d MnStR - Ramón Arroyo
Sccaned V - Christian Ziegler

15 of November (21: 30h)
Utopies -
António Sousa Dias
Carlos Caires
Fábio Gorodski
Jacopo Baboni Shilingi
Michele Tadini
Ramón González- Arroyo
Horacio Vaggione

events - FREE ACCESS


introduction


Aiming to improve and consolidate, in an effective way, the primary mission 
of the original summer Workshops in the school of Arts from the Portuguese 
Catholic University, the new edition of Olhares de Outono brings a vast 
range of Workshops, Study-Journeys Conferences and Artistic Events, which 
will serve the purpose of pushing and stimulating the initiative and 
competence from the young community of Portuguese Researchers and Artist 
working in the field of Digital Arts.

Following up the essence and perspective of previous editions, this year 
the specific scope of the Olhares de Outono will specifically focus the 
topic of an instrument, so that conferences, workshops and events will 
converge in to the discussion of a musical or visual instrument.

The notion of an instrument, apparently leading to a perfectly integrated 
model with a clear role in the mediation different human activities, 
reveals it self in a perspective of decomposition of its complexity 
unveiling its unstable nature. The idea of an instrument becomes a 
synthesized concept based on subtracts of different origins, in the sense 
that an instrument is also an interface which articulates and correlates 
perception, representation, cognition, physiology, bionic, etc.

In this context, by trying to profound, the conception, implementation and 
usage of instruments which synthesize different areas of knowledge, we will 
have the opportunity of getting in touch with perspectives which are the 
basis for cutting-edge research in the Digital Arts Domain.

Besides the workshops, for which we rely on the presence of Professor 
Antonio Camurri and Ramon Gonzalez-Arroyo, we will also present several 
conferences from which we stress the presence of two young Portuguese 
researchers from one of the most prestigious research groups in the field 
of representation - CICM/ Paris 8 University. A new format of presentation 
will also be introduced this year, with the Study-Journey, where we will 
present the work developed over the last two years in the Atelier de Artes 
Digitais context, which will be introduced this year as a research group on 
the Citar_Lab.

In an attempt to keep revealing to the general public the new tendencies in 
Digital Arts, we will two major events closing the Olhares de Outono, from 
which we highlight the event Utupias in collaboration with Orquestra Utópica.

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