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The Pathways to the Future Exhibit at SIGGRAPH 99 celebrated SIGGRAPH's
30th year by showcasing organizational activities, as it looks to the future. Here are some of the highlights of this exhibit.
Information About the Organization
SIGGRAPH's mission,
purpose, values, and goals, and how to become a SIGGRAPH member.
Volunteer Experiences
SIGGRAPH
volunteers recorded their experiences.
SIGGRAPH Fortune Tellers
The winning fortunes from the
SIGGRAPH fortune cookie contest.
SIGGRAPH Public Policy Committee
Results of a survey on unsolved problems in computer graphics.
ACM SIGGRAPH Publications
Information on the wide variety of
publications in print, video, CD-ROM, slides, and the Publications Outreach program.
SIGGRAPH Small Conferences
Information on the small conferences, workshops, and symposia that are
sponsored or co-sponsored by ACM
SIGGRAPH.
The Story of Computer Graphics
A trailer from this feature-length movie that chronicles the history of computer graphics and animation.
SIGGRAPH/Smithsonian Video Project
The video "Visualizing Science through Computer Graphics," which was created with the Division of Information, Technology, and Society at the Smithsonian Institute.
Envisioning the Future Art Show
This small, focused art show looked toward the future.
SIGGRAPH Special Projects
Examples of recently-funded projects: the Carto project, which integrates computer graphics and spatial data; Electronic Immersions; and Computer Animation from the 1970s.
ACM SIGGRAPH Professional Chapters
A map of locations of professional chapters worldwide and information on joining a professional chapter near you or starting a new chapter.
SIGGRAPH Educational Activities
A CD of SIGGRAPH educational materials and recommendations
for directions in computer education
from the Eurographics/SIGGRAPH
co-sponsored Computer Graphics and Visualization Education Workshop held in
Portugal in July 1999.
Predictions and Suggestions
Predictions for the future of computer graphics or SIGGRAPH, or
suggestions to SIGGRAPH on what attendees would like SIGGRAPH to be doing.
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