July, 2006
DPI resident Meghan Trainor presenting at Dorkbot
Meghan Trainor will be talking about her RFID performace sculpture “16 Horsepower” at:
DORKBOT: THE PROGRAMMABLE WEB
On WEDNESDAY, August 2nd at 7:30 PM at CoCA
That is Dorkbot Seatle
For those in NYC you can catch Meghan later this summer at LMCC.
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LEMURplex Classes for Combining Art and Technology
LEMURplex is offering a continuing series of courses covering the latest topics combining art and technology.
Visit http://lemurplex.org for more information and to register for courses.
Starting next week July 31 with classes scheduled through August 10th it looks like it’s going to be packed with interesting courses.
Check out the class descriptions, and the instructor bios at the lemurplex website.
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ZeroOne ISEA 2006 SymposiumAlthough it will be happening on the other side of the country in San Jose the ISEA Symposium looks to be a very exciting lineup of Media Art. Hal Eagar DPI’s Associate Artistic Director will be there participating in SuperVision with the Builders Association. Look for updates here or contact hal@gertstein.org if you will be around and want to catch me while I’m there.
DPI Artist ResidencyDigital Performance Institute it pleased to announce new Publicly available applications for the DPI Artist Residency Program and the DPI Equipment Loan Program. DPI services programs have been operating on an experimental basis for the last three years, and we are excited to now offer our expanded services. We are seeking Media Artists and Performance Creators working in new ways to help us achieve our mission to:  
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Contact15 West 26th St. 2nd Fl. MissionThe Digital Performance Institute (DPI) is a laboratory assisting artists in developing new dialogues between technology and performance. DPI’s programs are specifically designed to facilitate artist-driven investigation of technology’s role in multi-disciplinary performance work without the limitations associated with production.  |
