01:23:06
Weidi Zhang Speculative Assemblage
01:24:46
Prime Objects: Digital Clay and Its Modernist Origins
01:07:12
Dana Diminescu - Why I Came
01:31:16
Anna Mansueti - Demining Reimagined
01:25:40
Ralf Baecker - Natural History of Networks
01:02:35
Somayeh Dodge - Representation and Visualization of Movement to Support Data-driven Discovery
01:20:21
Aaron Hertzmann - Can Computers Create Art
01:58:28
Lev Manovich - Artificial Aesthetics and Other Insights
01:51:21
Lydia Zimmermann - Participatory vs Extractive Filming
01:30:10
Garnet Hertz - Art and DIY Electronics
01:32:52
Marton Orosz - With The Painters Eye
01:41:56
Michael Candy - A Luddite's Guide to Cybernetics
01:11:27
Spencer Lowell - The Nature of Things
01:32:24
Leslie Garcia - AI and Artificial Life
01:26:39
Harold Cohen, 2012 - Collaborations with my Algorithmic Self
01:07:22
Artist Panel - Feminist Queer Trans Research Creation Methodologies
01:26:28
Danielle Garrison - Encounter
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Media Arts and Technology (MAT) at UCSB is a transdisciplinary graduate program that fuses emergent media, computer science, engineering, and electronic music and digital art research, practice, production, and theory. Created by faculty in both the College of Engineering and the College of Letters and Science, MAT offers an unparalleled opportunity for working at the frontiers of art, science, and technology, where new art forms are born and new expressive media are invented.
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