Sensual Technology – a one day international symposium

June 11, 2008 at 1:08 pm · Filed under conference, Digital Culture, senses

This sounds interesting:

Sensual Technology – a one day international symposium

Friday 27 June 2008, 9.30am
ICA,
Nash and Brandon Rooms

A one day international symposium from The Brunel School of Arts, Sensual Technologies, led by Stelarc, Johannes Birringer and Susan Broadhurst, features theorists and practitioners of performance, dance, music and electronic media arts. It will explore alternate and aesthetic uses of technology that extend artistic practice beyond the expected, into realms of unusual and heightened experience. The contributors to this event are leading practitioners and theorists offering diverse perspectives to the debate. They include Roy Ascott, Roger Malina, Jill Scott, Gary Hall, Rachel Armstrong, Paul Brown, Louis-Philippe Demers, Marta De Menezes, Kira O’Reilly, Kathleen Rogers, Paul Sermon, Theodore Spyropoulos, Atau Tanaka and Andrea Zapp

Ermira Goro as live avatar in 3D Game “See you in Walhalla” © 2006 Interaktionslabor
£50 / £47 Concessions / £45 ICA Members.
Includes tea/coffee, lunch and post-symposium drinks.

Please note that places are limited and tickets cannot be bought on the day so advance booking advised.

To book tickets go to http://www.ica.org.uk/Sensual%20Technologies+16887.twl or call the ICA box office on 020 7930 3647

Institute of Contemporary Arts
The Mall, London, SW1Y 5AH
tel: 020 7930 3647
www.ica.org.uk

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