CREATIVITY & COGNITION 3
10-13 October 1999

The first CREATIVITY & COGNITION symposium was held at Loughborough
University in 1993.  It was a highly successful and internationally
acclaimed event.  Creativity & Cognition 2 in 1996, continued the initial
aim of creating opportunities for artists, composers and scientists to
engage in a dialogue about their ideas and working practices.  The third
conference will be an ACM SIGCHI event.  its main focus will be on artists,
composers, technologists and scientists working in collaborative
partnerships.

The aim is to explore how the different viewpoints and languages of art,
music and science have influenced or informed one another.  The conference
will be a three day program of presentations, demonstrations and poster
displays.

TOPICS AND THEMES
* Theories and studies of creativity & cognition
* Computers as creative machines
* Computers as catalysts for human creativity
* Initiatives in fostering creativity in the community
* Intersections and correspondences between art, music, science and technology
* Interactions between artists, musicians and scientists
* Impact of new technology on thinking and action in art, music and science
* Scenarios for the future in the creative arts

INVITED SPEAKERS
Marvin Minsky
Harold Cohen
Stelarc
Ben Schneiderman

For further information and registration forms please see our Website at:
http://creative.lboro.ac.uk/cc99/





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Antonia Kelly

Project Assistant
COSTART PROJECT
http://creative.lboro.ac.uk/costart/

Conference Secretary
Creativity & Cognition 99
http://creative.lboro.ac.uk/cc99/

LUTCHI Research Centre
Loughborough University
Ashby Road, Loughborough
England, U.K. LE11 3TU

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Telephone : + 44 1509 2228232
Fax : + 44 1509 610815




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