SIGGRAPH Asia 2021: Art Gallery: The Future of Ritual and Resonance
Conference:
Chair(s):
- Hideaki Ogawa
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- Ars Electronica
Art Show Committee:
- Etsuko Ichihara
- Kyoko Kunoh
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- plaplax
- Hideaki Ogawa
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- Ars Electronica
- Akira Wakita
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- Keio University
- Maša Jazbec
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- Network of Art Research and Culture Centres
- June Kim
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- University of New South Wales (UNSW)
- Dietmar Offenhuber
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- Ars Electronica
- Riar Rizaldi
- Lubi Thomas
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- LubiCo
Art Reviewers:
- Etsuko Ichihara
- Kyoko Kunoh
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- plaplax
- Hideaki Ogawa
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- Ars Electronica
- Akira Wakita
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- Keio University
- Maša Jazbec
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- Network of Art Research and Culture Centres
- June Kim
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- University of New South Wales (UNSW)
- Dietmar Offenhuber
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- Ars Electronica
- Riar Rizaldi
- Lubi Thomas
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- LubiCo
- Kit Devine
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- Australian National University
- Sue Gollifer
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- University of Brighton
- Scottie Chih-Chieh Huang
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- National Tsing Hua University
- Everardo Reyes
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- Université Paris 8
- Cynthia Beth Rubin
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- Rhode Island School of Design
- Nhung Walsh
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- Indochina Arts Partnership
Art Show Overview:
Theme: The Future of Ritual and Resonance
How are we facing the pandemic of Covid19 and the various social changes that cascade from it? This virus is spreading through human connections and affecting traditions, cultures, and systems shaped by humanity.
What will the rituals, behaviors, and modes of the future look like in light of these experiences? What immersive experiences are useful for new social contexts? How will we bring on-screen animation closer to physical, real-life animation? Can humanity create a new animism to communicate with artificial intelligence and robots? What are the key factors to consider when humanizing technology in the process of digital transformation? How will we share with people in remote locations and what new technologies can create vivid travel experiences? How do we envision new hybrid modes that go beyond online and on-site? What are the new formats for live experiences? Are there solutions in hacking and transforming cities and everyday life? What are the next ideas for sharing experiences, knowledge, life and death? How do we harness the power of collective will and individual hope in the face of global changes in media and governance? In the face of the climate crisis, how can we shift technology for the benefit of humans to benefit the planet, and how can we work together to live in harmony with nature?
And what kind of resonance will these new experiences bring to people and society?
Acknowledgements:
Subcommittee Breakdown
Art Gallery Curation Committee / Reviewer: Etsuko Ichihara, Kyoko Kunoh, Hideaki Ogawa, Akira Wakita
Art Gallery Advisory Member / Reviewer: Maša Jazbec, June Kim, Dietmar Offenhuber, Riar Rizaldi, Lubi Thomas
Art Gallery Reviewer: Kit Devine, Sue Gollifer, Scottie Chih-Chieh Huang, Everardo Reyes, Cynthia Beth Rubin, Nhung Walsh
Exhibition Artworks:
