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Part of the Critical Encounters 2009-2010 theme “Fact & Faith”, Eschatology/APOCALYPSE will be an exhibition dealing with the issues of technology and the end of time. Often depicted in video games, science fiction and popular culture the fantasy of the end of the world arises either as a direct cause of technology, aided by technology or uses advances to depict these prophecies to us on a more direct level.

The Project Rm. Hours
Monday - Friday: 10am -6pm
Or by Appointment

Jonathan McIntosh is a video remix artist, a photographer, curator and media activist. He also worked on numerous media and social justice related projects in the United States and around the world. Currently he is a co-editor of the Political Remix Video and a member of the Open Video Alliance. McIntosh’s digital video work focuses on transforming fragments of corporate mass media by remixing it to tell alternative political, social and cultural narratives. A self-described pop culture hacker, his remixes have appeared in film festivals, on community TV stations and at new media conferences globally. Check out his recent project: Buffy Vs. Edward http://www.rebelliouspixels.com/2009/buffy-vs-edward-twilight-remixed http://www.rebelliouspixels.com/2009/what-would-buffy-do-notes-on-dusting-edward-cullen link

Thanksgiving Holiday

Junior Marty Meinerz presents works created during his independent study in sonic arts in the department of Interactive Arts and Media, Columbia College Chicago. The event will include original works diffused over a multi-speaker array with commentary by the artist. All are welcome to come and enjoy an evening of relaxed listening.

The fourth and final of four Fall workshops to assist all IAM/Game Students with professional development.

Bring links or files to your portfolios where we can review and critique them, answer questions and look at samples.

IAM Practicum intergrates the diverse technical, theoretical and aesthetic knowledge that seniors have accumulated. In Analect Seniors enrolled in this capstone course will each exhibit work they are preparing for Manifest 2010 and completed interactive art projects.

Fall Semester 2009 Semester Ends