Archive for the ‘Projects’ Category

Transatlantic Telematic Collaboration

Tuesday, September 1st, 2009

Norway to Indianapolis

A collaboration on telematic performance research has begun between the Tavel Arts Technology Center at IUPUI and faculty at the Norwegian Academy of Music in Oslo, Norway.  Professor Scott Deal, Director of the Center, was invited to Norway in June 2009 for meetings and musical performance sessions with a multi-disciplinary group consisting of computer performer, percussionist, electric violinist, dancer, motion tracking specialist and IT technicians.   (more…)

Software Solutions for the Auksalaq Telematic Opera Project

Friday, May 15th, 2009

Overview

The purpose of the project is to develop IT software solutions related to the production of Auksulaq, a telematic opera designed to be performed in real time at multiple locations across the globe. Auksulaq will integrate artistic expression, scientific information and social/political commentary to present an interactive, multi-dimensional experience that embodies relevant complex cultural and empirical processes. Venues for the premiere performance include IUPUI, University of Virginia, University of Alaska, and venues TBA in New York City and Oslo, Norway. (more…)

Intermedia Festival of Telematic Art

Friday, May 15th, 2009

Scheduled for late spring 2010, the Intermedia Festival highlights the emerging artistic trends in telematic art. Telematic art synthesizes mediums such as live music, dance, drama and visual arts with Internet-based interactive media and performance content. The resulting productions connect media-rich spaces to the real world using modern communication systems to create powerful and evocative experiences. This is a new and highly innovative medium whose parameters and possibilities are being explored by research institutions, visualization labs and computing centers worldwide. (more…)

Auksalaq, a Telematic Opera

Friday, May 15th, 2009

By Scott Deal

Auksalaq, the Inupiaq Eskimo word for “melting snow”, is a live, telematic, multimedia opera performed simultaneously in select venues worldwide. Using distance technology, live music, dance, movement, visual arts and commentary, the work creates a rich counterpoint of media linking great distances. (more…)