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cfp: 2nd IFIP Entertainment Computing Symposium (ECS 2010) Brisbane

Cultural Computing: New Frontier for Entertainment Computing

In the 21st century we are getting into the era of “Cultural Computing” where computers would be able to handle specific forms and human characteristics that hide behind each culture. In this symposium we want to introduce and discuss still unveiled possibilities of Cultural Computing which would analyze and visualize substantial cultural issues such as sensitivity, memory, spirituality, storytelling, racial characteristics, etc. that have not been treated in computer science and engineering so far. There are various possibilities in this area. From art point of view, Cultural Computing could go beyond the present media art by treating various kinds of cultural issues. From technology aspect, it would open up a new area in computer technologies that so far have been only treating the digitization of cultural heritages/contents to preserve them. The 2nd IFIP Entertainment Computing Symposium attempts to focus this emerging and challenging area by bring various fields together and explore boundaries and new frontiers. This symposium will be a single track, highly selective set of presentations and discussions of visionary concepts, advanced technology, interactive demonstrations/installations, etc.

The symposium will include, but is not limited to, the following topics:
1) Preservation of cultural heritage using computers
2) Preservation of traditional technologies using computers
3) Treating models and types in cultural contents
4) Education of cultures using computers
5) Interactive installation treating cultural contents

Submission of papers:January 31, 2010
Notification to authors:April 20, 2010
Camera-ready copies:May 15, 2010
Conference:20-23 September 2010

cfp: Artech 2010 “Envisioning Digital Spaces”

Artech 2010 is the fifth international conference held on the topic of Digital Arts. It aims at promoting contacts between Iberian and International contributors concerned with the concept, production and dissemination of Digital and Electronic Art.

Artech 2010 aims at bringing the scientific, technological and artistic community together, while promoting the interest in the digital culture and its intersection with art and technology as an important research field, a common space for discussion and exchange of experiences, a forum for emerging digital artists and a way of understanding and be delighted with new forms of digital expression.

Artech 2010 includes new topics concerning the relation between digital culture, architecture and design. In traditional design processes, architects work with aesthetic, functional, technical, economic and social elements in order to achieve a final structural design proposal. Generative Computational Design processes share these same concerns, despite the fact that innovative digital tools are forcing new approaches for architectural design to emerge. If in the past paradigms, architects have built what they could represent and represented what they could build, in the new emerging paradigms they are less limited in this regard, due to the integration of generative design systems with digital production technologies including, among others, virtual reality and ambient intelligent artifacts.

Full papers submission: 27 November 2009
Conference: 21-23 April 2010

cfp: Electronic Visualisation and the Arts London

Electronic Visualisation and the Arts

*Visualising* ideas and concepts in culture, heritage and the arts: digital arts, sound, music, film and animation, 2D and 3D imaging, European projects, archaeology, architecture, social media for museums, heritage and fine art photography, computer arts

When? Monday 5th – Wednesday 7th July 2010

OFFERS OF PAPERS, DEMONSTRATIONS AND WORKSHOPS by 15 January 2010

We invite proposals of papers, demonstrations or short performances, workshops or panel discussions. Only a summary of the proposal on not more than one page is required for the selection process. this must be submitted electronically according to the instructions on the EVA London website, http://www.eva-conferences.com/eva_london/.

Proposals may be on any aspect of EVA London’s focus on visualisation for the arts and culture, broadly interpreted, including technology, use and users, creative, visual and performing arts and music and visualisation for museums, historic sites and architecture. Papers are peer reviewed and may be edited. They will be published as hard copy and online. Other presentations may be published as summaries or as papers.

If your proposal is a case study, we will be looking for discussions of wider principles or applications using the case study as an example.

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EVA London’s conference themes will include, but are not limited to:

* Digital and computational fine art and photography
* Reconstructive archaeology and architecture
* Visualising ideas and concepts
* Moving and still images in museums and galleries
* Digital art
* Digital performance
* Historic sites and buildings
* Immersive environments
* Web 2.0 technologies in art and culture
* Visualisation in museums and historic sites
* Sound, music, film and animation
* Technologies of digitisation, 2D and 3D imaging
* Virtual and augmented worlds
For further information see
http://www.eva-conferences.com/eva_london/

CFP Fun ‘n games 2010 15 – 17 Sep 2010, Leuven, Belgium

Fun ‘n’ Games 2010 – International conference on Fun and Games

Date: September 15, 16 & 17
Location: Leuven, Belgium.

Fun ‘n’ Games is a single-track, 2-day conference where academics and practitioners can interact together in a playful event that marries the best of academic writing with the most innovative user experiences.

The conference elicits contributions from designers, developers, and researchers in computer games, experience design and fun. We are particularly interested in contributions that cross the traditional disciplines of human computer interaction, games design and game development.

It will provide a venue for presenting and discussing peer reviewed academic and practitioner papers, posters and live demos.

SUBMISSION DEADLINES

  • Technical Papers: March 20, 2010
  • Work-in-progress and posters: April 26, 2010
  • Demonstrations: May 21, 2010

cfp: special issue on “Digital Storytelling” – seminar.net

http://www.seminar.net/latest/call-for-papers-special-issue-on-digital-storytelling

“Digital storytelling” is a strong and emerging genre in the contemporary media landscape, and we invite scholars to publish the results of their academic studies in this area. Joe Lambert of the Center for Digital Storytelling, professor Theo Hug of University of Innsbruck, and professor Knut Lundby, University of Oslo have agreed to act as an advisory board to the editors for this special issue.

Important dates: November 1, 2009: Final date for sending proposals to editor, January 1, 2010: Final date for sending contributions to the editor and March 31, 2010: Publication.

CFP: Drawing Out 7-9 April 2010, Melbourne Australia

http://www.drawingout.com.au/papers/
Call for papers DRAWING OUT

7-9 April 2010, Melbourne Australia
Proposals for papers, workshops, panels and exhibitions are invited, as well as for other innovative modes of presentation. Proposals are sought in three broad streams, and might address (but are not limited to) the following sub themes:

1 – Drawing in / Drawing is a way of thinking
Drawing as second nature: how do we think openly through drawing?
Drawing as a speculative activity.

2 – Drawing out / Drawing is a way of mapping
After drawing: how is drawing an impetus to other practices?
What opportunities exist for new technologies as a way of mapping our world?

3 – Drawing across / Drawing is a way of communicating
Drawing as a part of general literacy and its relationship to numeracy, writing and measurement.
Drawing as a means of transferring information.

Submissions of abstracts and project proposals: Friday 23 October 2009
Notification of Acceptance of Abstracts: Friday 13 November 2009
Submission of full papers: Friday 15 January 2010
Revision advice on review of full papers: Monday 15 February 2010
Submission of revised papers and non-refereed papers/projects: Friday 5 March 2010

CFP: 7th International Conference on Design & Emotion

7th International Conference on Design & Emotion
Chicago October 4-7, 2010
Hosted by The Institute of Design, IIT

The Institute of Design, Illinois Institute of Technology, and the Design & Emotion Society are pleased to invite you to participate in the 7th International Conference on Design & Emotion in Chicago, October 4-7. The International Conference on Design & Emotion is a forum held every other year where practitioners, researchers and industry leaders meet and exchange knowledge and insights concerning the cross-disciplinary field of design and emotion. The conference will offer workshops, research paper presentations, design case presentations, and poster presentations. The conference language is English.

Since this conference was first established in 1999, what many predicted then came to be. Technologies are now able to achieve emotional qualities and design examples using these technologies abound. While we have made significant progress in research and practice relevant to emotional factors in design, many fundamental questions remain unanswered and new issues have been raised as we experience major changes in technological, social, cultural and economic environments. We are at the stage for another leap forward in the development of new understanding and vision of emotional factors in design through our critical reflection, innovative exploration and collaborative endeavor. This conference calls for your contribution to this exciting international forum of research and practice representing academic, professional and business communities.

DEADLINE February 15 2010: Official deadline for paper, deign case and workshop submissions

website: http://www.id.iit.edu/de2010/

cfp: NAI International Conference

Call for Presentations Deadline Extended
Deadline extended to October 15, 2009, for submission of papers for consideration on the program.

NAI International Conference
Townsville, Queensland, Australia
April 13–17, 2010

“Building Connections Between Continents and Communities in a Climate of Change”
The fifth annual NAI international conference will be a place to explore connections:

  • between global, regional, and local communities
  • between professional communities
  • between natural and cultural communities

All of these connections are set against the backdrop of a rapidly changing climate framed by economics, weather, politics, and many other factors. Global climate change can refer to any of those factors, but the interpretive community must be aware of all of them as we strive to communicate the importance of understanding and appreciating our heritage resources.

Join us in Townsville, Queensland to explore the many ways in which changing climates are affecting heritage resources all over the world, from Australia’s Great Barrier Reef to America’s Grand Canyon and everything in between. Your thoughts on using interpretation to promote good management practices, techniques for instilling stewardship ethics, tourism trends that affect heritage resources, or research that supports (or refutes) the value of what we do are all welcome.

DRS | 2010 : MONTREAL 7-9 JULY EXTENDED DEADLINE

Extended Deadline

We invite you to present your research at the Design Research Society 2010 conference. Contributors are invited to submit long or short papers that deal with different facets of the contemporary approaches to design research, education or practice.

All propositions will be independently peer-reviewed by at least two members of the DRS 2010 review committee.

ABSTRACTS
Proposals of no more than 800 words must initially be submitted for review. They may be in English or in French, should describe the context of the research, questions addressed, hypotheses, how the research has been developed including research methods, findings or conclusions, and be supported by a sufficient number of bibliographic references. Clear indication must be provided whether the proposal is for completed research or work in progress. Images are not requested at this time.

Abstracts will be submitted in the form of an electronic submission directly HERE.

DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACTS: MONDAY OCTOBER 12 2009.

PAPER SUBMISSIONS:
Following peer evaluation, authors of accepted proposals will receive an invitation to submit a full paper, accompanied by reviewers’ remarks and suggestions. Full papers, in either English or French and between 3000 and 5000 words long, should be in the form of original contributions that present completed research (specifically the objectives, issues, hypotheses, conceptual framework and methodology), describe work in progress demonstrating the relevance or the innovative nature of the object of study or develop a theoretical reflection about an issue relevant to design research, education or practice.

Authors of accepted papers will be invited to present their work at the 2010 Design Research Society (DRS) International Conference. They will be allowed 20 minutes for presentation and a further 10 minutes to respond to questions. The conference will be held in English with simultaneous translation of French presentations.

Since DRS 2010 will be held in a French speaking city and university, DRS 2010 will exceptionally welcome contributions in French.
Pour information, consultez ici.

For questions and queries, contact us at drs2010

Website: http://www.drs2010.umontreal.ca/cfp.php

Keynotes

Erik Stolterman
Professor and Director of Human Computer Interaction Design
Indiana University, Bloomington, USA

Anne-Marie Willis
Editor of Design Philosophy Papers and Design Philosophy Politics
Co-director of design consultancy Team D/E/S

Can complexity be contained?
To speak of “design AND complexity” suggests design can be held outside complexity. From an instrumental perspective, it implies the designer’s task is to overcome or manage complexity. However, from the point of view of enquiry, the binary relation has to be refused and complexity recognised as the inescapable condition of design. To cast complexity pragmatically is to reduce it and thus negate the complex, while to fully embrace it is to create an unbounded exploration leading to chaos and madness. The challenge then is to find an appropriate mode of thinking, practice and a language to engage complexity.

CFP 5D: The Future of Immersive Design

http://www.5dconference.com/main/

Digital technologies are blurring the boundaries between the passive and interactive experience of visual art, entertainment, environmental design and the built environment. For all those engaged in the creative process of world-building and storytelling in narrative media, 5D: The Immersive Design Conference is the platform for exploring the present and future of immersive design, and its impact on all aspects of the creative media space.

Our goal is to unite a vital community of designers and image-makers and to serve as a catalyst for innovation.

The next cornerstone biennial 5D conference, a co-presentation of the Art Directors Guild and the University Art Museum of CSULB, will be held on the campus of California State University, Long Beach in October 2010.

Between its 2-yearly conferences, inaugurated in October 2008, 5D curates a series of events distributed in time and place, building the 5D community with an expanding network and content driven knowledgebase.

CFPS for October

DEADLINECONFERENCELOCATIONSTART
12-Oct-09DRS2010Montreal Canada7-Jul-10
31-Oct-09Digital Humanities 2010Kings College London7-Jul-10
1-Nov-09VS-Games’10Braga Portugal25-Mar-10
1-Nov-09Transforming CultureTartu, Estonia14-Apr-10
1-Nov-09CAA 2010Granada Spain6-Apr-10
19-Jan-10SIGGRAPH 2010LA USA26-Jul-10
31-Jan-10Entertainment ComputingBrisbane Australia20-Sep-10
1-Feb-10ecaade 2010Zurich Switzerland15-Sep-10
5-Feb-10FDG2010Monterey USA19-Jun-10
15-Feb-10DIS2010Aarhus Denmark18-Aug-10

2010-2011 conferences

STARTCONFERENCETHEMELOCATIONDEADLINE
21-Nov-10ie2010creative playWellington New Zealand21-Aug-10
22-Nov-10ozchi2010Brisbane Australiapassed
22-Nov-10VRST (short papers)Virtual Reality Software and TechnologyHong Kongpassed
24-Nov-10nodemfrom place to presenceCopenhagen DK1-Oct-10
29-Nov-10Internet of ThingsTokyo Japanpassed
29-Nov-10ICDCDesign CreativityKobe Japanpassed
29-Nov-10PDCParticipatory Design ConferenceSydney Australiapassed
30-Nov-10DesignEd AsiaHong Kong31-Jul-10
6-Dec-10Creative IndustriesAuckland New Zealandpassed
9-Dec-10contained memoryWellington New Zealandpassed
12-Dec-10VRCAIVR Continuum and Its Applications in IndustrySeoul Koreapassed
15-Dec-10Siggraph Asiaelements of imaginationSeoul Koreapassed
21-Dec-10GIC 2010Game InnovationHong Kong31-Aug-10
4-Jan-11HICSSVirtual Worlds in the WorkplaceHawaiipassed
10-Jan-11ICEL2010Experiential learningSantiago Chilepassed
17-Jan-11AUIC 2011Australasian User InterfacePerth Australia16-Aug-10
23-Jan-11teiTangible, Embedded And Embodied InteractionMadeira Portugal1-Aug-10
16-Mar-11dmach 2011Digital Media & its Applications in Cultural HeritageAmman Jordanpassed
19-Mar-11VR2011IEEE Virtual Reality 2011Singapore17-Sep-10
19-Mar-11CSCW 2011Building BridgesHangzhou China6-Aug-10
4-Apr-11SimAUDSimulation for Architecture and DesignBoston MA5-Nov-10
12-Apr-11CAA2011Revive the PastBeijing China15-Nov-10
13-Apr-11SAH 2011DRIVING HISTORY: CARS IN/AS ARCHITECTURENew Orleans USA14-Aug-10
27-Apr-11caadria 2011Circuit Bending, Breaking and MendingNewcastle Australia1-Sep-10
27-Apr-11icc2011Computational CreativityMexico13-Dec-10
4-May-11vs-gamesGames and Virtual Worlds for Serious ApplicationsAthens Greece1-Oct-10
7-May-11CHI 2011Human Factors in Computing SystemsVancouver Canada24-Sep-10
23-Jun-11EKSIG2011Experiential knowledgeFarnham UK30-Sep-10
29-Jun-11C&T2011Communities and TechnologiesBrisbane Australia10-Dec-10
6-Jul-11CAADFUTURESDesigning TogetherLiege Belgium?
25-Jul-11SIGGRAPH 2011Computer Graphics and Interactive TechniquesVancouver Canada18-Jan-11
5-Sep-11interact 2011Lisbon Portugal10-Jan-11
24-Sep-11ECSCWAarhus Denmark7-Feb-11
31-Oct-11IASDR 2011Design ResearchDelft Netherlands10-Jan-11

CFPs for April

1-Apr-09    DAC09    Digital Aesthetics and Culture    California USA    13-Dec-09
2-Apr-09    Cumulus 2009    Hemispheric shifts across learning teaching and research    Melbourne Australia    12-Nov-09
3-Apr-09    AUC    Australian Apple University Consortium: you can take IT with you    Canberra Australia    27-Sep-09
6-Apr-09    ECGBL    European Game-based learning    Graz Austria    12-Oct-09
7-Apr-09    vsmm 2009    Vision or Reality? Computer Technology and Science    Vienna Austria    9-Sep-09
10-Apr-09    DMAMH 2009    Digital Media and its Application in Museum & Heritage    Qingdao China    25-Jul-09
10-Apr-09    ACM MULTIMEDIA         Beijing China    19-Oct-09
13-Apr-09    CHINZ    NZ ACM Special Interest Group on Human-Computer Interaction    Auckland New Zealand    6-Jul-09
14-Apr-09    vast2009    Virtual Reality, Archeology and Cultural Heritage    Malta    22-Sep-09
15-Apr-09    Cyberworlds    CYBERWORLDS    Bradford UK    7-Sep-09
15-Apr-09    Pacific Island Archaeology    Relevance and Engagement    Koror, Palu    1-Jul-09
15-Apr-09    DiGRA 2009    Innovation in Games, Play, Practice and Theory    London UK    1-Sep-09
24-Apr-09    Del    Designs on E-learning    London UK    2-Sep-09