[artinfo] Master in Art and New Technologies - UEM Madrid
Kepa Landa
kepa.landa at uem.es
Wed Aug 10 20:11:06 CEST 2005
Master in Art and New Technologies - UEM Madrid
Theory and practice in Electronic Art and Digital Creation.
www.uem.es/esaya/mant
European University of Madrid - Universidad Europea de Madrid
The Master in Art and New Technologies at the European University of Madrid
aims to provide an education for artists and other creative professionals in
the area of new media. It attempts to concentrate on the application of
interactive systems, multimedia and networks to artistic projects, while
also focusing on analysis and criticism of these systems in current cultural
production. This course focuses especially on the relationships between Art
and Science and is based on a combination of theory and practice in the
fields of electronic art and digital creation.
It is designed to be of interest to graduates in
Fine Art, Computing, Engineering, Audiovisual
Communication and Architecture and professionals
with training and relevant experience in these
areas.
The course will place special emphasis on theory
and practice relating to two areas:
- Networks: Internet (net.art and creation of web pages).
- Interactive Systems: Development of graphic and
physical interfaces (electronic systems and
sensors).
Program:
I. General theory of electronic art (90 hours).
o History of the media and of electronic creation.
o Aesthetic theory and multimedia environments.
o Theories of the interface and Interactivity.
o Principal tendencies in digital design.
o Theory and methodology relating to criticism of digital arts.
o Artistic practices and new forms of activism.
o Relationships between artistic debates and scientific theory.
o Introduction to free software GNU-LINUX.
II. Practical Classes in digital multimedia creation (180 hours).
A) Networks: Internet (90 hours):
- Web page production and graphic interface design programs.
- Macromedia Dreamweaver
- Macromedia Flash
- Audio and video for Internet
- Introduction to programming: HTML and ActionScript
B) Interactive systems: Development of graphic
and physical interface (90 hours):
- Electronic systems and sensors.
- Programs
- Macromedia Director
- Pure Data
- Max/MSP/Jitter
- Introduction to programming: Lingo
- Augmented Reality.
The contents of both these areas will be inter-related on a project basis.
III. Participation in events outside the University (30 hours approximately).
In order to foster contacts with the professional
cultural world, student attendance or active
participation at events outside the university
will be organized.
IV. Tutored development of projects (200 hours of personal work).
V. Personal study with monitor support (minimum 150 hours).
Course Duration and Timetable
The master lasts eight months, from 19th of October to June 2006, and
follows an evening timetable, three days per week (Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, from 3,30 p.m. to 7,30 p.m.). The submission of principal projects
takes place at the end of February and at the end of June, at the end of the
course. One more opportunity is offered to submit, for those who have not
done so earlier, at the end of July.
Occasionally, particular talks, workshops or
visits to other institutions may take place on
Monday or Tuesday.
In addition, complementary educational and
instructive activities may be programmed outside
the core timetable.
Location: The digital labs in the European
University of Madrid, Villaviciosa de Ódón
Campus, (Madrid)Spain.
More info in and contact:
www.uem.es/esaya/mant
Tel: 34 - 902 361 301
________________________________________________________
Kepa Landa
Master en Arte y Nuevas Tecnologías. Universidad Europea de Madrid
www.uem.es/esaya
T: (34) 91 211 5668 // 5612
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