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International Symposium on Computational Aesthetics in Graphics,  
Visualization, and Imaging

Date: May 28–30, 2009
Location: Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

Call for Artworks, Performances, and Artist's Presentations

Website: http://www.computational-aesthetics.org/2009/ 

You are invited to participate in the fifth annual Symposium on  
Computational Aesthetics that will take place in Victoria, British  
Columbia, Canada on May 28–30, 2009. CAe is co-located with Computer  
Graphics International

Computational Aesthetics bridges the analytic and synthetic, by  
integrating aspects of computer science, philosophy, psychology, and  
the fine, applied & performing arts. It seeks to facilitate both the  
analysis and the augmentation of creative behaviour. CAE also  
investigates the creation of tools that can enhance the expressive  
power of the fine and applied arts and furthers our understanding of  
aesthetic evaluation, perception and meaning.

Invited artists will be involved in the technical, artistic, and  
theoretical aspects of this young field. The invited artworks aim to  
help participants better understand what aesthetics is, what computer  
technology is currently capable of delivering, and what is involved  
in the creative process. Artistic submissions are invited across the  
broad range of mediums covered by Computational Aesthetics. Specific  
examples include, but are not limited to:

·       artworks that employ real-time visual processing;
·       artworks that employ computer graphics on the web;
·       2D or 3D artworks that run on stand-alone consoles;
·       virtual worlds created for the web;
·       game art pieces that run on stand-alone consoles or the web;
·       performances that include live computer graphics and/or live  
        real-time visuals;
·       artist presentations, posters or screenings that explore topics  
        related to computer graphics, modeling, and/or real-time visuals
        Artwork submission

Submitted artworks should be original works created in the past three  
years. Artworks should be stand-alone and must be self-contained and  
run on a computer console. Web-based work is encouraged. A number of  
Macintosh computers will be available on site for invited artists  
displaying their stand-alone console work. Performing artists should  
endeavour to provide their own computer equipment.

Artist presentations, posters, screenings and performances should  
also be self-contained. The following equipment will be available for  
presentations, poster sessions, screenings and performances:

·       Two Epson PowerLite 77c Multimedia Projectors, 2200 ansi  
lumens, 1024x768 native res;
·       Two Da-Lite Fastfold screens, 10’ x 7’;
·       Two Mackie SRM 450 self powered speakers and Yamaha 16- 
channel mixing board;
·       Macintosh G5 desktop computer
Please submit the following items to Steve Gibson  
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·       A two-three page proposal outlining the concept and technique  
of your artwork, presentation, poster session,  or performance;
·       A detailed listing of your technical needs, including any  
equipment you will provide and your space requirements;
·       A link to a website which shows examples of the work you will  
be presenting
Please note: Computational Aesthetics does not have funding for  
artist travel, shipping or artist fees. Artists are expecting to  
apply for funding from their local institutions or granting agencies.  
Invited artists will be sent an official letter of acceptance.

Important Dates:

Artist's Presentations / Artworks / Performances / Posters Proposals:

Submission deadline:

February 13, 2009

Acceptance notification:

March 13, 2009

Camera-ready deadline:

April 1, 2009





Conference:

Dates:

May 28–30, 2009

The Symposium will be co-located with Computer Graphics International  
(CGI)

Further Information

Web     http://www.computational-aesthetics.org/ 
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Dr. Steve Gibson
Associate Professor in Digital Media
Visual Arts, Fine Arts, University of Victoria
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