This was the image that was on the “billowing” fabric.
Mark Rice
This is the group authored research blog of the RISD course Installation / Sight & Sound taught by Shawn Greenlee as a partnership between the Departments of Printmaking and Digital+Media.
Contributers include: Max Ackerman, Samantha Blumenfeld, Laura Brown, Lucy Bull, Katherine Gui, Jamie Krasner, Sarah Lee, Laura Perez-Harris, Bundith Phunsombatlert, Mona Poor-Olschafskie, Charlotte Potter, Mark Rice, John Rohrer, Justin Rosengarten, Calvin Waterman, Xiaowen Wu, Benjamin Kennedy, and Shawn Greenlee.
Installation / Sight & Sound is a studio course where students create installations and performances that incorporate printmaking techniques into a multimedia context. Students are encouraged to create experiences that transform the gallery setting or exist outside it. The course facilitates cross-media experimentation, while also introducing the computer-programming environment Max/MSP/Jitter as a solution for creating participatory situations and integrations between image and sound.
Contributers include: Max Ackerman, Samantha Blumenfeld, Laura Brown, Lucy Bull, Katherine Gui, Jamie Krasner, Sarah Lee, Laura Perez-Harris, Bundith Phunsombatlert, Mona Poor-Olschafskie, Charlotte Potter, Mark Rice, John Rohrer, Justin Rosengarten, Calvin Waterman, Xiaowen Wu, Benjamin Kennedy, and Shawn Greenlee.
Installation / Sight & Sound is a studio course where students create installations and performances that incorporate printmaking techniques into a multimedia context. Students are encouraged to create experiences that transform the gallery setting or exist outside it. The course facilitates cross-media experimentation, while also introducing the computer-programming environment Max/MSP/Jitter as a solution for creating participatory situations and integrations between image and sound.
April 20, 2010
