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PIXELRAIDERS 2

An international conference on digital practices in art, design and media

Sheffield Hallam University, 6 – 8 April 2004     www.pixelraiders.org

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PixelRaiders 2 is an international conference that explores the 
issues, discourse and reflective practice at the heart of digital creativity.
This conference explores how digital practices are being integrated 
into and are evolving from making processes, within the applied, 
visual, performance arts, design, and media production.

Practitioners, academics, curators and researchers from throughout 
the world will present 50 refereed papers. The diverse issues explored 
are themed in parallel tracks to provide a rich and engaging choice 
for participants.  
Parallel Tracks outline:
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]http://www.shu.ac.uk/schools/cs/cri/adrc/research2/pixelraiders/pixelraiderstracks.html

The selected invited speakers are experts on the 
conference’s core issues and will provide presentations, including case 
studies, provoking lively discussion and providing insight for extending 
creative practice and theoretical inquiry.

Programme outline and speaker biographies can be found on:  [
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]http://www.shu.ac.uk/schools/cs/cri/adrc/research2/pixelraiders/programme.html

Keynote In Brief:
Malcolm McCullough - University of Michigan, USA
A pioneer of CAD in architecture in the 1980s, McCullough has consistently
brought a human-centred approach to emerging practices in design. His 
latest book, ‘Digital Ground’, connects the fields of architecture and
interaction 
design, and offers a theory of place for pervasive computing.  His 1996 book 
‘Abstracting Craft, The Practiced Digital Hand’ published by MIT Press, found
an interdisciplinary audience for the creative work practices behind the
digital 
economy.

Invited Speakers Include:
Gordon Burnett - Grays School of Art, Aberdeen, UK
Dan Hays - Goldsmiths College, University of London, UK
Jane Harris – Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, London, UK
Igloo - UK
Franziska Nori – ‘Digitalcraft’ Museum, Frankfurt, Germany
Jane Prophet – University of Westminster, London, UK
Boredom Research - UK
Casey Reas – UCLA, USA
Paul Sermon – University of Salford, UK

Convenors: Dr Jane Harris (Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design) 
and Professor Mike Press (Sheffield Hallam University) 


PixelRaiders 2
6 – 8 April 2004
Sheffield Hallam University, UK
www.pixelraiders.org
Email: [log in to unmask]
Tel: (0044) 114 2252738