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(And it has tons of words, so many words, so many…)
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2017 Eyeo Website
We’ve archived all the content and resources from the 2017 Eyeo website.
eyeofestival.com/20172018 Ignite Talks
On opening night we give the stage to a handful of attendees who’ve proposed a 5 minute talk.
Here are the 2018 participants.
• Sophia Brueckner – Embodisuit
• Brandon Dorn – Mark Lombardi and the Moral Lives of Graphs
• Claire Kearney-Volpe – The Ability Project
• Madeeha Merchant – Cognitive AI, in the Absence of Perfect Knowledge
• Brett Jackson – Q & AAAGH!
• Andy Bergman – The ‘Computerized’ Spectrum I Color Test
• Ari Melenciano – Computational Concerts
• Laura Scholl – Cultivating Mind-Less-Ness with Real-Time Data
• Amit Pitaru – Hello Morse
2018 Show & Tell
Show & Tell is where we give the stage (and projector) to attendees to show (and, well, tell) what they’ve been working on. Presentations happen over the lunch hour.
Tuesday, June 5th
12:10 – 1:05
SKYLINE ROOM
• Katie Lee – “Bernstein:The Power of Music” media installations• Ethan Edwards – Hades (Narrative AR)
• Grant Custer – Picture Hanging Arrangement Generator
• Jennifer Presto – Under One Roof
• Jamie Williams – Visual Tools for film-to-comics Adaptations
• Shruti Dhariwal – Scratch Memories:Data Celebrating Creativity
• Mike Edwards – The Future of Water—a VR Design Experiment
• Olivia Cueva – Using Emerging Tech as Tools of Resistance
• Charles Yust – SFMOMA+frog Immersive Magritte Gallery
GARDEN TERRACE ROOM
• Suyash Joshi – Augmenting your Mind• Vivien Sin – ‘In Dialogue’, ‘Of Vanitas’, ‘La Technologie..’
• Corrine Ellsworth-Beaumont – Know Your Lemons
• Cheng Xu – Vote with your Feet
• Michael Yun – Stanford Morphogenesis
• Lowell Robinson – Handheld Microscopy
• Anna Caldwell – Welcoming Walls
• Justin Kuhn – Collegiate Creative Coding
• Miles DeCoster – The Mississippi
Wednesday, June 6th
12:10 – 1:05
SKYLINE ROOM
• Nancy Proctor – MWX19 Exhibition Call• Duncan Geere – Visualizing Endangered Languages
• Lindsay Diamond – Working with Immunization Data
• Cristobal Valenzuela – Runway ML
• Matt Jakob – New Principles of Generative Design
• Sinan Ascioglu – Teach Creative Code w/ OpenProcessing
• Marlene Rogalski – Visualizing Payroll Workflows
• Michelle Carney – Auditory Data Representation
• Roula Gholmieh – Delirious Things
GARDEN TERRACE ROOM
• Heather Kelley – Trente Pas (Version Musical)• Anna Sawyer – Old World French Leathercraft
• Ryan Herr – Let’s Program a Banjo Grammar!
• Georgina Voss – Supra Systems Studio
• Aaron Montoya-Moraga – Material World/Transparency
• Caroline Record – Making of Curious Collections
• Matthew Guay – Understanding Biomedical Images
• Ruby Chen – A Small Laugh Box
• TBD – Open
Thursday, June 7th
12:40 – 1:35
SKYLINE ROOM
• Natalie Kane – Digital Design Collecting• Greg Giordano – Interactivity at the Urban Scale
• Yori Kvitchko – Incredible Doom – A VR Comic
• Andrew Catellier – avgday: Time + Lossy Human Memory
• Sam Nosenzo – tSNE Motion Sculpture(openFrameworks/ML4A)
• Andrea Lipps – Collecting Digital Design at Smithsonian
• Eric Skogen – Storyboarder
• Jane Wells – Tate Exchange: Art Museum as Civic Space
• Brian Romer – Ursa Major In Aeternum
GARDEN TERRACE ROOM
• Xiaohan Zhang – My Interactive Web Art• Luke Stanke – Visualizing Harry Potter
• Brian Lange – Dadata, by Kurt the Algorithm
• Greg Bloxham – 2 Recent Large Light Instillations
• Derrick Schultz – Years of Generative Valentines
• Molly Morin – Weightlifting Drawings
• Carlo Andrea Conte – Video Resembling Musical Synesthesia
• Alden Jones – Welcome To: Automated Conference Talk.
• Liza Stark – The Tell Tale Quilt
• James Proctor – Model City
