ACM SIGGRAPH HISTORY ARCHIVE


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This is a Work in Progress and many sections do not have information and there are still many bugs. Keep checking back, we add new material each week. 

We are missing some items to make this archive more complete.  If you have any of these and want to donate them to the SIGGRAPH Archive, send them to: Bonnie Mitchell, 1000 Fine Arts Center, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH 43403. This list will continue to grow as we discover more missing items:

Final Programs Missing:

2001 Final Program (need 2nd copy)
1983 Final Program (need 2nd copy)
1982 Final Program (need 2nd copy)
1981 Final Program (need 2nd copy)
1980 Final Program

1979 Final Program / Schedule (need 2nd copy)
1976 Final Program / Schedule
1975 Final Program / Schedule
1974 Final Program / Schedule

Art Show Catalogs Missing:

2017 Art Show Catalog (Leonardo)
2016 Art Show Catalog (Leonardo)
2014 Art Show Catalog (Leonardo)
2012 Art Show Catalog (Leonardo)
2011 Art Show Catalog (Leonardo)
2009 Art Show Catalog (Leonardo)


Number of Entries Added as of Jan. 13, 2024 (total entries: 43,803):

Learning Total Publications Total Experiences Total Other Total
Art Papers 380 Art Show 34 Appy Hour 83 Awards 207
Courses 1281 Abstracts and Applications 5 Artworks 4146 Collectibles 631
Educator’s Program 392 CG Quarterlies 45 Animations 3559 Conferences 66
Exhibitor Talks 6 Electronic Media 64 E-Tech 863 People 24,017
Keynotes 73 Electronic Theater 48 Real-Time Live! 148 Exhibitors 0
Panels 415 Final Program and Buyer’s Guide 67 Studio 558
Posters 1202 Proceedings 50 Xtended Reality 45
Production Sessions 160 SIGGRAPHITTI 0 sigKIDS 232
Talks/Sketches 956 Slide Sets 1
Tech Papers 3898 SVR Issues 165
Visual Proceedings 6

Open Source Information

The ACM SIGGRAPH History Archive is an initiative created by individuals that believe in free exchange of information as a means of improving society. Education is only possible when information is obtainable. The SIGGRAPH community gathers together each year at the annual conference to freely exchange information, share knowledge and learn from each other. The work included in this archive is a testament to the fact that open access to information fuels innovation, creativity, and achievement.

At the same time, we ask that you respect the rights of the authors, researchers, practitioners, and artists and get their permission to use their work for commercial and non-educational purposes.


The SIGGRAPH History Online Archives team is looking for volunteers and materials.  

We need volunteers to do:  data entry, proofreading, quality assurance, image processing, and web programming. We also need information about past SIGGRAPH conferences and copies of conference materials such as information from the 1970s, 1980s, etc. and also SIGGRAPH publications such as the CG Quarterlies and SIGGRAPHITTI newsletters.  We also would like digital images of SIGGRAPH collectibles such as coffee cups and T-Shirts, etc.

If interested in getting involved or you have material to contribute:
Contact Bonnie Mitchell and Jan Searleman at historyarchives@siggraph.org.

Fill out the Contributor form:  https://forms.gle/xhLBTj8NpcCQC7ov6


This site is built by a volunteer and student team directed by Bonnie Mitchell and Jan Searleman.


Copyright and Permission to Use:

This archive is available for scholarship and research purposes only. Copyright for the individual documents, artworks and other material is held by the authors of those materials and not ACM SIGGRAPH.  If an author or artist would like their work removed from the archives, they are welcome to contact us at historyarchives@siggraph.org and we will remove the requested material from the archive as soon as possible.

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ACM SIGGRAPH is a Special Interest Group of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques. Since 1974, the SIGGRAPH organization has hosted an annual conference showcasing some of the world’s most innovative and creative research and endeavors in the field. The conference is attended by tens of thousands of computing professionals, educators, students and community members.