Art+Feminism Editathon
March 6, 2016. UC Irvine is hosting an Art+Feminism Wikipedia Editathon in honor of Women’s History Month. It will be held Sunday, March 6, 2016, 2–6 pm, in the Multimedia Resources Center, Room 164,...
View ArticleEverything But the Monkey’s Head
June-July 2016. EAD faculty member Antoinette LaFarge was the third participant in the Los Angeles-based Institute of Cultural Inquiry’s ongoing residency series entitled With Everything But the...
View ArticleSPL Undergraduate Wins Brower Youth Award
Sept. 6, 2016. Undergraduate Will Amos, manager of professor Jesse Colin Jackson’s Speculative Prototyping Lab. has been named one of six national winners of the 2016 Brower Youth Award recognizing...
View ArticleEAD faculty publications
Fall 2016. Recent books with contributions by EAD faculty include: The Oxford Handbook of Critical Improvisation Studies from Oxford University Press, edited by George Lewis and Ben Piekut, with essays...
View ArticleRobophilosophy – the Ethics of Social Robotics
What Social Robots Can and Should Do. Simon Penny was a keynote speaker. International Research Conference Robophilosophy 2016 / TRANSOR 2016: Aarhus, Denmark, October 17-21, 2016...
View ArticleMarching Cubes @ xMPL
October 20-22, 2016. EAD professor Jesse Colin Jackson presented the first interactive installation of Marching Cubes at UCI’s world-class black box theater, the Experimental Media Performance Lab....
View ArticleMarching Cubes on Anteater TV
October 27, 2016. Jesse Colin Jackson’s Marching Cubes project featured on Anteater TV.
View ArticleEAD Welcomes Stefani Byrd
Fall 2016: EAD welcomes new media artists Stefani Byrd as an adjunct faculty member. Stefani works in video and interactive technologies, especially public installations that bring together media and...
View ArticleScience fiction and art
Fall 2017. EAD faculty member Antoinette LaFarge has a new essay on science fiction out in the MOSF Journal of Science Fiction. In “Alive in the Now: Ekphrasis in Philip K. Dick and William Gibson”,...
View ArticleAn Ocean of Knowledge
In October, EAD faculty member Simon Penny organized a two-day symposium focused on the remarkable – but almost lost – navigation and seafaring traditions of the peoples who traversed and settled...
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