[artinfo] Re-New, Copenhagen 2013, call for proposals

[Stahl Stenslie]

THE BIG PICTURE
the confluence of art, science and technology

Conference Chair: Gunalan Nadarajan, University of Michigan
Festival Curator: Edward A. Shanken, University of Memphis

<http://re-new.org/call/>http://re-new.org/call/

Proposals due: June 15, 2013

Copenhagen, Denmark
October 29-November 1, 2013
Contact email: <mailto:info at re-new.org?subject=re-new%202013>info at re-new.org

Since 2007 re-new has presented electronic and digital artworks that 
explore and challenge technology and artistic practice, while 
fostering exchange between academics and artists. In addition to its 
internationally recognized media arts festivals, re-new has organized 
leading conferences in the field, including CMMR 2008 and 2009 and 
IMAC 2011 and 2012. These events have received over 2000 artwork 
submissions and 800 academic submissions, and reached a total 
audience of 12.000.

Beginning in 2013 re-new will join the media arts festival with its 
own academic platform. Our goal is to stimulate critical dialog, 
collaboration and networking between leading scholars, technologists 
and artists. re-new 2013 will make possible hybrid presentation 
formats where the confluence of art, science and technology is 
discussed in its full complexity.

TOPICS FOR SUBMISSION

Scholars, technologists and artists are invited to submit 
high-quality proposals outlining original research and/or artworks 
that contribute to this rapidly advancing field. Appropriate  topics 
include but are not limited to:

performing arts technology
technology-mediated art performance
technological/digital art installations
slow media
wearables / e-textiles
(neuro) physiological data, biofeedback and art
affective computing and art
cognitive technologies and art
neuroaesthetics
adaptive technologies and art
artificial creativity/intelligence and art
augmented/virtual/hybrid reality and art
immersive technologies and art
ubiquitous/pervasive/context-aware technologies and art
physical computing and tangible interaction
liveness in a mediatized culture
participatory art
new interfaces for artistic expression
gestural/multimodal/haptic/mobile interfaces and art
embodiment and art
media ecology
networking and social media
sustainability
surveillance and privacy
aesthetic computing and computational aesthetics
big data
visualization and sonification
nanotechnology
mobility