est. 2007
Aims
- To explore the way art and cinema aesthetics can play a role in different areas of computer science.
- One of its goals is to modify computer science by the application of the wide range of definitions and categories normally associated with making art and cinema.
- To go beyond the usual definition of art and cinema aesthetics in computing, which most often refers to the formal, abstract qualities of such structures – a beautiful proof, or an elegant diagram.
- To research the broader spectrum of aesthetics – from abstract qualities of symmetry and form to ideas of creative expression and pleasure – in the context of computer science.
- To prove the assumption behind art and cinema aesthetic computing that the field of computing will be enriched if it embraces all of the aesthetics.
Scopes
The influence of technology and scientific innovation is profoundly changing how we express ourselves. Arts and Entertainment is a new field that represents the exciting convergence of technology with the established design discipline. The Media Arts and Cinema offers a comprehensive approach to design that encourages innovation by media artists, scientists, and engineers.
Chair
Dr. Jun HU
Eindhoven University of Technology, Department of Industrial Design
Designed Intelligence
P.O. Box 513
NL-5600 MB EINDHOVEN
Netherlands
Telephone: +31.40 247 8331
E-mail: j.hu@tue.nl
Co-Chair
Secretary
Dr. Tomoki YOSHIHISA
Kyoto University
Academic Center for
Comp. and Media Studies Yoshida-Nihon-Matsu
Sakyo-ku, Kamingyo-ku
KYOTO 606-8501
Japan
Members
AT | Gerfried Stocker |
CN | Feng Wang |
DK | Anthony L. Brooks |
FR | Christian Warocquier |
GB | Roy Ascott |
JP | Michihiko Mihoh |
JP | Gert van Tonder |
JP | Naoko Tosa |
KR | Soh Yeong Roh |
MY | Adrian David Cheok |
SG | Jeffrey Tzu Kwan Valino Koh |
US | Hisham M. Bizri |
US | Rod Brooks |
US | Scott Fisher |
US | Jeffrey Huang |
US | Erkki Hutamo |
US | Newton Lee |
US | Brian Loyall |
US | Claudio Pinhanez |
Overview working groups
- WG 14.1 – Digital Storytelling
- WG 14.2 – Entertainment Robot
- WG 14.3 – Theoretical Foundation of Entertainment Computing
- WG 14.4 – Entertainment Games
- WG 14.5 – Social and Ethical Issues
- WG 14.6 – Extended Reality for Digital Entertainment
- WG 14.7 – Art and Entertainment
- WG 14.8 – Serious Games
- WG 14.9 – Game Accessibility
- WG 14.10 – Sound and Music Computing