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by software artist Scott Draves. You may also follow me on google+ or twitter, buy art, or join me on facebook.
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There will also be a sketch on GPU-Accelerated Fractal Flames on Thursday 1:45-3:30 Room 515A by Simon Green.
Alas I will not attend in person.
From this year's siggraph gallery, Andy Lomas Aggregation Images.
thanks TM.
I finally updated the goban screensaver to work with
current versions of gnome and xscreensaver.
I'm not going to Burning Man this year
for the 2nd time. I am however sending a proxy: my software/video artwork will be at the FnF camp. I did attend in 99, 00, 01, 02, & 04.
Those who go, have a ball and take lots of pictures!
The gallery linked from the image of the man on the right is particularly good.
Thank you everyone who makes it happen. I love you all madly.
Asia Grace is a photolog of Kevin Kelly's travels in Asia, mostly 20 and 30 years ago. Proofs of every shot with stories are on the web site. Here is the page with the shot on the right, and here is the shot that brought me there (via Boing Boing).
Whow.
YLEM Forum: Patterns in Nature
Wednesday, July 13, 7:30 pm
RX Gallery and Bar
132 Eddy St., San Francisco, CA 94102
2 blocks from Powell St. BART
FREE, Open to the public (No one under 21 allowed) and wheelchair accessible.
Sponsored by YLEM: Artists Using Science and Technology
Contact: Trudy Myrrh Reagan, trudymyrrh@earthlink.net, 650-856-9593
This forum features Trudy Myrrh Reagan - patterns evident in nature, John Edmark - the math that underlies natural patterns, Scott Draves - software that mimics nature, and Deborah Kennedy - complex ecological interactions .
John is a lecturer at Stanford’s Department of Art and Art History, where he teaches design. He has an M.S. in Design from Stanford and an M.S. in Computer Science from Columbia University. Before moving to the Bay Area, he did research at Bell Labs on 3D virtual environments .
Myrrh is the founder of YLEM, and before that, a founding member of the California Crafts Museum, (now merged with the Museum of Craft and Folk Art, SF). She will share not only her work and philosophy, but some hands-on pattern making activities. http://www.myrrh-art.com
Kennedy, a passionate educator, uses art as a teaching tool. Her own research into ecology creates a solid framework "to work at the growing edge, where we as a global community are struggling to create new visions that will help solve our environmental problems. My hope is that these new perceptions will help us change how we think about ourselves and our role in the world. Then, perhaps, we can begin to change our actions as individuals and larger communities." http://www.greenmuseum.org.
His award-winning work has appeared in Wired Magazine, the Prix Ars Electronica, the O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference, and on the dance-floor at the Sonar festival in Barcelona. In 1997 Spot received a PhD in Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon University for a thesis on metaprogramming for media processing. Today he regularly projects live video for underground parties and at clubs, and self-publishes SPOTWORKS, a DVD of abstract animation synchronized with electronic music. http://www.spotworks.com
Full information at: http://www.ylem.org,
JPEG illustration available upon request ###