SpaceTime Exhibition
For the first time the SpaceTime Exhibition honoring student artists is a real art gallery with a traditional space. The Exhibition will be located on the main floor to the right of the Job Fair. The hours are Sunday 10am-5pm, Monday-Wednesday 9am-5pm, and Thursday from 9am-noon.
The three divisions within the SpaceTime Exhibition, print, animation, and interactive works, capture a moment in time that embodies the richness of creative expression within the space of computer graphics technology from the past and present.
The SpaceTime competition is an international juried Exhibition for students currently enrolled and working in computer graphics and digital arts. The Exhibition captures the state of creative computer based student work and acts as an annual slice of the computer graphics continuum. Over time the print, interactive, and animation projects displayed in the SpaceTime Exhibition will continually redefine the aesthetics associated with the discipline as the technology affords new opportunities.
This year, not only did the print division include our traditional poster Exhibition, but we added a new digital print category in which the artist determines the theme and the method of output or representation. The animation division includes excellent and creative examples of animation ranging from the hyper-real to the traditional abstract works. The interactive division showcases computer based interactive works that engage the participant in novel ways and includes web based, desktop, and interactive installation
In the Interactive category there will be 21 works, nine of which are physical installations. Of the nine, some will be on Exhibition while others will be shown as documentations. The desktop works will be shown on three different systems. The curator for the Interactive category is Scott Paul Dunham.
Members of the Interactive Competition Jury
Curator:
Scott Paul Dunham
Producer, Director, and Animator
Founding partner of Mosaic Marketing Services
List of Jurors:
Scott Conard
Assistant Professor of New Media at the University of Montevallo, in Alabama
Mikki Rose
Animator and Digital Production Artist
Rhythm & Hues
Mark DeRidder
CGI Animation Director at Armstrong White in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
The Print competition had two submission categories: fine art in which the theme, size, and presentation was up to the artist, and the tradition Poster competition in which a conference theme and design dimensions are designated. The poster design competition's theme is SIGGRAPH 2007 "Face Tomorrow".
This year, the print competition includes student work from the design and art concentrations. There were a total of 297 applicants, with 247 completed submissions for the print competition, including 25 entrants for K-12, 41 entrants for college prints and 181entrants for college posters. LiQin Tan was the curator for the competition.
Members of the Print Competition Jury
Curator:
LiQin Tan
Associate Professor of Art
Department of Fine Arts
Rutgers University-Camden
314 Linden St., Camden, NJ 08102
Jurors:
Gary Day
Professor, Printmaking & Digital Media
Department of Art and Art History
College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media
University Nebraska at Omaha
6001 North Dodge
Omaha NE 68182
Max Kazemzadeh
Assistant Professor, Electronic Art
University of North Texas
School of Visual Arts
Denton, TX. USA 76203
Ann Szeto
Professor, Computer Graphic Design
Sheridan College
PO Box 2500, Stn Main
Oakville, Ontario
Canada L6L 7T7
Allan Espiritu
Assistant Professor, Computer Graphic Design
Fine Arts Department
Rutgers University
This year's SPACETIME Animation Competition includes a total of 103 entries, from 34 schools, in 8 countries. Fifteen works were accepted and will be present at the SpaceTime Exhibition and at the Education Committee booth. There is a wide range amongst the submissions. The curator for the Animation Competition is Jacob Pollack.
Members of the Animation Competition Jury
Curator:
Jacob S. Pollak
Adjunct Instructor, Schoolcraft College
President, The Detroit Creative Group
Jurors:
Ryan Price
Cervo Systems
Clarence Rice
Armstrong White
Brooke Merva
Speedshape Inc.
Jeannie Eng
Autodesk
Jay Semerad
Red Leader Audio
Eric Maslowski
University of Michigan, EGo Farms
Steffen Heise
University of Michigan 3D Lab
Lars Schumann
University of Michigan 3D Lab