:: September 25-27: DomeFest Returns to Albuquerque in 2009
The world's first festival celebrating the most advanced art and technology employed in the fulldome medium returns to New Mexico this fall. For more information, visit the DomeFest 2009 website at http://www.domefest.com.
:: September 25-27: DomeFest 2009 Public Shows
This year's DomeFest includes public showings of some of the world's most creative work in the fulldome medium. Visit the festival website at http://www.domefest.com for more information.
:: September 2: Special AniMotion NM & Webuquerque event: Podcasting and Vodcasting 101
AniMotion NM and Webuquerque team up to present a special session bringing together media production and web distribution. Learn more abou the online syndication of audio and video with audio/video producer Vince Ascoli.
:: August 31: New Visions | New Mexico Contract Awards Program Info Session
NM Filmmakers are eligible to receive up to $20,000 in contract award funding from the NM Filmmakers Program. Trish Lopez, Director of the NM Filmmakers Programs provides info on the new round of contract awards and how to apply. Session begins at noon. More info at the NM Film Office site.
:: July 14: The inaugural 'S4' - the Short Session Student Showcase @ AniMotion NM
Join us for the inaugural 'S4' - the Short Session Student Showcase @ AniMotion NM.
Top students from the Art Center College of Design's Animation Program will be giving some amazing bite-sized presentations.
It's sure to be an amazing evening! It's your opportunity to learn a thing or two, and pick up some cool tips and tricks.
These 20 minute sessions are fast paced and fun. We'll make sure to save some time at the close of the evening for questions and answers — and to meet these up-and-coming superstars!
Check it out...
Speakers:
Previs & Animatics
presenter: Tim Zawadzkas
Join Tim as he explains how to do inexpensive and fast previsualization and animatics for films, TV or games – using free software that is downloadable from the Internet! Tim will walk us through the process of setting up a scene from "Good Will Hunting" using previs techniques that culminate in a finished animatic.
Dynamic Storyboarding
presenter: Richard Pennington
Everything you wanted to know about the art of storyboarding, but were afraid to ask. Richard will cover everything from thumbnails, roughs, keys and production boards to shot layout, composition, style and medium. Did we say this is going to be fast paced?
How to Create an Animated Music Video
presenters: Desi Garcia & Marc Quetone
Learn what's involved in creating an animated music video. Join Desi and Marc as they walk us through their process in creating the animated music video "Voices" for local hip-hop artist Rick Artiaga. Explore the benefits of working as a team to draw inspiration from one another. Find out how they made decisions on composition, color, mood and character styles.
Where: ARTS Lab Digital Media Garage (131 Pine Street NE, ABQ, 87106)
When: Tuesday, July 14th, 7:00 - 8:30 PM
Cost: FREE
:: July 10-12: NM Game Jam
NM Game Jam Challenges Video Game Developers To Make a Game in 48 Hrs.
The Rio Grande chapter of the International Game Developers Association (IGDA) presents the first ever NM Game Jam, a 48 hour video game development challenge to be held the second weekend of July (July 10th - July 12th). Inspired by their participation in the Global Game Jam earlier this year, members of the Rio Grande IGDA have organized a similar event for New Mexicans to spend a wild weekend designing and creating innovative games.
A game jam follows a format much like the 48 Hour Film Festival being held the same weekend. Participants arrive on Friday evening to receive three theme words, chosen at random, roulette-wheel style, from a published list of 30 potential themes provided by game writer and chapter member Carolyn Handler Miller. Participants brainstorm ideas on possible games that incorporate two of the three chosen themes and form teams to build their games.
Once the teams have decided on their game's premise, the participants are in a mad rush to create the art, music, and code that will produce a playable version of their concept. Luke Nihlen, President of 10th Artist and project lead for the lone Albuquerque team in the Global Game Jam, gives his impression on why this type of event leads to making innovative games: "The great thing about a game jam is that the limited time forces developers to focus on accomplishing only a small feature set. Smart developers will focus on gameplay and will plan in a gameplay-centric fashion. Specifically, the question that should come up in planning is "What does this feature add to the gameplay?" This, in my opinion, is the way that any good game is made."
The creators of the NM Game Jam hope that this event accomplishes several missions, most importantly to help cultivate and strengthen the budding game development industry taking shape in the state. Jon Whetzel, Member of the Technical Staff at Sandia National Laboratories and Rio Grande IGDA chair member, viewed the Global Game Jam as "the best method I've seen so far in getting people even remotely interested in making games involved. Not only did I get to meet several game developers, both seasoned and new, who share the same passion, but we all contributed to putting a game together that still makes me proud." Eric Renz-Whitmore, Program Coordinator for the UNM ARTS Lab and Chairman of the Rio Grande IGDA hopes that the event shows off New Mexico's game-making talent. "There's a tremendous amount of creativity here, which we saw at the Global Game Jam," said Renz-Whitmore. "This is a great opportunity to meet, work together and have fun."
The NM Game Jam is scheduled to start on July 10th at 6:00 pm at the UNM ARTS Lab (131 Pine St., NE). The NM Game Jam concludes on Sunday July 12th at 6:00 pm followed immediately with game demonstrations and presentations. For more information of the NM Game Jam, visit their website (http://nmgamejam.org) or contact Eric Renz-Whitmore (whitmore@unm.edu or 277-2253).
Where: ARTS Lab Digital Media Garage
When: Begins July 10th at 6:00 PM / Ends on Sunday, July 12 at 6:00 PM
:: June 13: Chris Crawford
We're very excited to welcome legendary Game Designer/Thinker/Author Chris Crawford to New Mexico this June. He'll be speaking at the Santa Fe Complex on Wednesday, June 10th -- and at a special Rio Grande IGDA event at UNM's ARTS Lab on Saturday, June 13th.
Lecture: Process-Oriented Thinking
The central problem in designing software is the difficulty of creating algorithms that describe interesting and useful processes. This lecture will explain the precise nature of this problem, the source in our natural thinking processes, and how designers might overcome the problem.
Workshop: Interactive Storytelling
Interactive storytelling is not at all similar to games; it appeals to a different audience and challenges different mental processes. The lecture will describe some of the basic concepts in interactive storytelling, and afterwards we will go over some of the basics of the Storytron approach to interactive storytelling. Attendees who have a laptop are encouraged to bring it for this session.
Where: ARTS Lab Digital Media Garage
When: Saturday, June 13th; 1:00 PM Talk; 2:00 PM Workshop
Cost: FREE (But please consider joining the IGDA -- and our Rio Grande chapter: http://www.igda.org/join/)
About Chris Crawford
Chris Crawford earned a Master of Science degree in Physics from the University of Missouri in 1975. After teaching physics for several years, he joined Atari as a game designer in 1979. There he created a number of games: Energy Czar, an educational simulation about the energy crisis, Scram, a nuclear power plant simulation, Eastern Front (1941), a wargame, Gossip, a social interaction game, and Excalibur, an Arthurian game.
Following the collapse of Atari in 1984, Crawford took up the Macintosh. He created Balance of Power, a game about diplomacy, Patton Versus Rommel, a wargame, Trust & Betrayal, a social interaction game, Balance of the Planet, an environmental simulation game, and Patton Strikes Back, a wargame. In 1992, Crawford decided to leave game design and concentrate his energies on interactive storytelling, a field that he believed would become important. He created a major technology for interactive storytelling systems, patenting it in 1997. He is now commercializing his technology at his company website at storytron.com.
Crawford has written five published books: The Art of Computer Game Design, now recognized as a classic in the field, in 1982; Balance of Power (the book) in 1986; The Art of Interactive Design in 2002; Chris Crawford on Game Design in 2003; and Chris Crawford on Interactive Storytelling in 2004.
He created the first periodical on game design, the Journal of Computer Game Design, in 1987. He founded and served as Chairman of the Computer Game Developers' Conference, now known as the Game Developers' Conference.
Crawford has given hundreds of lectures at conferences and universities around the world, and published dozens of magazine articles and academic papers.
Crawford served as computer system designer and observer for the 1999 and 2002 NASA Leonid MAC airborne missions; he also has done some analysis of the resulting data. He lives in southern Oregon with his wife, 3 dogs, 10 cats, 5 ducks, and 3 burros.
:: June 09: Dome Projections & Discussions featuring Laurie Anderson
* 2nd SHOW ADDED! *
ARTS Lab is thrilled to be playing a part in LAND/ART NEW MEXICO. We're especially excited to have artist Laurie Anderson talking on the interplay of art and science at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science's fulldome theatre where there will also be a special screening of her film, "Hidden Inside Mountains."
Dome Projections & Discussions in the Planetarium
Presented by UNM ARTS Lab, 516 ARTS & AMP Concerts at the Planetarium
The UNM ARTS Lab welcomes Laurie Anderson for a talk and screening event showcasing how artists are using new technologies. The UNM ARTS Lab will screen her film Hidden Inside Mountains on the immersive planetarium dome with her talk on art and science, followed by a demonstration of the dome technology featuring a short selection of some video pieces created for DomeFest.
The event is nearly sold out, but please consider Ms. Anderson's show at the Kimo and the many other fine LAND/ART NEW MEXICO events.
Where: Planetarium, New Mexico Museum of Natural History, 1801 Mountain Rd NW in Albuquerque.
When: Tuesday, June 09, 7:00 PM AND 9:00 PM
Tickets: $20 / $15 students available soon from AMP Concerts at www.ampconcerts.org
:: June 07: Nathaniel Bartlett
solo marimba + three-dimensional, high-definition, computer-generated sound projection
"As an integral part of being dedicated to instruments of our time (the modern marimba + computer), I am also dedicated to the music of our time — making a great effort to compose, commission, perform, and record new works. In particular, I am interested in works that utilize three-dimensional, high-definition (24bit/96kHz), computer-generated sound projection. I perform with a rig that seamlessly melds my instrument with electronics, computers, and an eight-channel cube (+ subwoofer) of loudspeakers — a performance concept that I call modern marimba3. With this equipment, I am able to project and move sound anywhere in the performance space, totally immersing the audience in the music. In fact, the computer-generated sounds relate quite well to the visual arts in that concepts of objecthood and spatial structure become a part of the musical fabric." More information is here
Where: ARTS Lab Digital Media Garage
When: Sunday, June 07, 7:30 PM
Tickets: $5 / 10 suggested donation
:: May 12, 2009: AniMotion NM - The Maya - Mudbox Production Cycle
Join us for a very special evening with Senior Solution Engineer from Autodesk, Marcel de Jong.
Learn how Maya2009 and Mudbox2009 are used together to create extremely detailed characters while maintaining optimum performance. Marcel will start by preparing a simple character in Maya so we can sculpt and finish a highly detailed version in Mudbox. Once the sculpting has been completed in Mudbox all the modeled information will be extracted in the form of image maps to be used in Maya where you would typically animate your character.
Marcel de Jong is a Senior Solution Engineer at Autodesk and a Digital FX Consultant. Marcel is the co-founder of Gnomon School of Visual Effects a which specializes in training for careers in high-end computer graphics for the entertainment industry.
Marcel has worked with a wide range of clients including DreamQuest Images, DreamWorks, Digital Domain, Warner Digital, Walt Disney Feature Animation, Pixar, and Sony Imageworks. His credits include numerous feature films including Inspector Gadget, Sphere, Armageddon, Batman Returns.
Marcel has been published in Popular Mechanics, ID magazine, MayaSavvy 4.5, CGW magazine, and Innovation. He was the 1999 winner of the IDSA Design Excellence Award. Marcel has a BS from the University of Texas and Art Center College of Design.
WHEN:Tuesday May 12, 7:00 - 8:30 PM
WHERE: ARTS Lab Digital Media Garage
COST:FREE
WEB: The Maya - Mudbox Production Cycle
:: May 09, 2009: The SPECTRE SERIES presents Metal Rouge & Mesa Ritual
"Metal Rouge started in Auckland, New Zealand with no aim but to open ourselves to the spontaneous psych tonalism running through the underbelly of popular music like a pure vein of lightning. We opened ourselves to the river, and now our only aim is to let that river (free)flow." Los Angeles-based Metal Rouge is a duo unit, originally formed between Andrew Scott and Helga Fassonaki.
Mesa Ritual is the duo of Raven Chacon and William Fowler Collins. If you caught the duo at the Robb Trust Composers' Symposium show here at ARTS Lab earlier this month then you'll recall low frequency electronics that shook the architecture, layered field recordings played at a whisper and towering, multicolored walls of sound.
WHEN: Saturday May 09, 9:00 PM
WHERE: ARTS Lab Digital Media Garage
COST: $5/10 suggested donation
WEB: http://artslabmusic.blogspot.com
:: April 23, 2009: The SPECTRE SERIES presents Christian Pincock
Christian Pincock performs improvised and composed music on valve trombone and a computer-based instrument of his own creation with MAX/MSP. Using a keyboard controller and a system of sensors attached to his trombone he is able to control sampled sounds and integrate them expressively and musically. His work is both dynamic and subtle, drawing from diverse styles such as improvised experimental music, contemporary classical, avant-garde jazz, noise, and electronica. There will also be live visuals by Peter Rand.
WHEN: Thursday April 23, 7:00 PM
WHERE: ARTS Lab Digital Media Garage
COST: $5/10 suggested donation
WEB: http://artslabmusic.blogspot.com
:: April 01, 2009: UNM Composers' Symposium presents Mesa Ritual @ ARTS Lab
The 2009 John Donald Robb Composers' Symposium runs March 29 - April 01, 2009, and at 4:00 PM on April 01 there will be an electronic performance by Mesa Ritual at the ARTS Lab Digital Media Garage. Mesa Ritual is the duo of Raven Chacon and William Fowler Collins. The ARTS Lab Digital Media Garage offers a unique environment for experimental electronic music and ARTS Lab is excited to be part of a symposium that has featured such pioneering composers as John Cage, Pauline Oliveros, Anthony Braxton, Gordon Mumma, James Tenney, and Robert Ashley.
More on the symposium from http://robbtrust.org: "The 2009 John Donald Robb Composers' Symposium will feature MacArthur fellow and Columbia University Professor of Music, George Lewis, a composer/performer with a long history of prominence in the experimental music tradition. That history includes his membership in the famed Chicago musician's cooperative, the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM), an organization about which Lewis has recently completed the definitive history, "A Power Greater Than Ourselves" (University of Chicago Press). His appearance at the Symposium is being co-sponsored by the Outpost Performance Space where Lewis and an ensemble featuring Nicole Mitchell and Hamid Drake will give the Opening Concert on Sunday, March 29."
"Monday, March 30, the Concert in UNM's Popejoy Hall will include the world premiere of Christopher Shultis' Openings by the UNM Wind Symphony and a performance of John Donald Robb's Viola Concerto by soloist Kim Fredenburgh with the orchestral ensemble "Chatter" conducted by David Felberg. The Symposium's "ensemble in residence", the Hoffman-Goldstein Piano-Percussion Duo, will be featured in Concert on Tuesday, March 31. Wednesday April 1, will present a day of concert performances guest curated by composer Raven Chacon emphasizing radically new developments in contemporary music."
WHEN: Wednesday April 01, 4:00 PM
WHERE: ARTS Lab Digital Media Garage
COST: FREE
:: March 27, George Pearl Hall Auditorium: Lecture on "Blue Flower/ Flor Azul"
"Blue Flower/ Flor Azul" is a Public Art piece designed for the George Pearl Hall building, School of Architecture and Planning at UNM. The project is commissioned by the Art in Public Places Program (AIPP) of New Mexico Arts and the UNM. It is scheduled to be installed on November 2009.
On the piece, the image of a small drop of blue ink expanding into water is optically enlarged and projected against a 900 Sq Feet custom-made LCD screen to be placed on the projection wall that is located on the west entry of the building.
This colloquium seeks to introduce the project to the University community in order to bring collaborators into the project. Due to the number of different technologies that the piece incorporates, this project offers the perfect platform for a rich collaborative experience where students from diverse disciplines will merge in a cooperative environment of open knowledge.
On this lecture the software and hardware technology that has been so far developed for the project will be introduced through an audiovisual presentation and functional prototypes. A series of "open collaboration calls" will happen along the lecture as we go over different aspects of the project. Computer Science, Electrical and Computing Engineering, Advanced Electronics, Optical Science, Digital Media Technology, Music and Fine Arts are just few of the fields related to this project. But most important of all is the craving from the student of being part of a team that will bring to life a never seen before kind of audiovisual technology.
Please, find further information of the project at http://www.federicomuelas.com/blue_flower
WHEN: Friday March 27, 12:00 PM
WHERE: George Pearl Hall Auditorium
:: March 28/29, 2009: March Screenwriting Workshop w/ Matthew McDuffie
Matthew McDuffie, an instructor in the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of New Mexico, and a professional screenwriter who has written for HBO, Showtime, Warner Brothers, and the producers of ER, Capote, and Six Feet Under, will lead an intensive and intimate workshop for novelists, playwrights and screenwriters who are determined to create stronger stories and characters. Participants are encouraged to bring in their own work to develop over the course of the weekend event.
The March Screenwriting Workshop w/ Matthew McDuffie will happen on March 28 and 29, at the ARTS Lab Digital Media Garage from 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM. The cost is $225. Call (505) 385-1323 or write to buzzblanco@comcast.net for more information and reservations.
:: March 24, 2009: The SPECTRE SERIES welcomes Barn Owl, Heavywater
A night of heavy electronics and drone. Barn Owl will be in town from San Francisco. Opening is Albuquerque-based Heavywater.
WHEN: Tuesday March 24, 7:00 PM, $5-10 Suggested donation.
WHERE: ARTS Lab Garage
131 Pine St., NE (One block west of University Blvd., 1/2 block north of Central)
The SPECTRE SERIES on the web: http://artslabmusic.blogspot.com/
:: March 17, 2009: IxDA New Mexico - Interaction 09 Recap
Join us at the ARTS Lab Garage at for a recap of Interaction 09. We'll be showing the highlight videos and at least one keynote and session.
WHEN: Tuesday March 17, 6:00 PM
WHERE: ARTS Lab Garage
131 Pine St., NE (One block west of University Blvd., 1/2 block north of Central)
:: March 13 & 14, 2009: Ecotone Physical Theatre
Ecotone Physical Theatre performs "Falling Apart - An Evening in Three Acts"
Ecotone Physical Theatre is pleased to announce two performances only, March 13-14 at the ARTS Lab Garage. The ARTS Lab Garage is located near the main campus of the University of New Mexico, and is part of UNM's High Performance Computing Center. It is a research center for investigations into the connections between the arts, technology and science.
Veering from the abstract to the comic, "Falling Apart - An Evening in Three Acts" is a fully improvised work. It is the framework in which the performers invent character, gesture, movement, dialogue in response to the environment and to each other. The performances will feature collaborations with students in 3D Design, Video and Computer Animation, who will work to create environments for performers. The performances will also feature collaborations with UNM dance students.
Ecotone Physical Theatre is an Albuquerque-based performance ensemble of dancers, actors and musicians who mine the rich veins of improvisation: sonic, kinesthetic, textual, visual. Each performance is unique, a blend of slapstick dramedy, angular sound and gesture, rife with potential for hap and mishap. Ecotone Physical Theatre makes extensive use of computers, video and digital technology, random props and costumery, and a variety of dance techniques. The company was formed in the spring of 2006 when Jewell and Company Dance Theatre joined forces with the experimental music group Incus to collaborate on a series of improvised performances called Ecotone. The collaboration was so fruitful and well received, they decided to merge, taking the name of the performance as the name of the company. Its members are directors Donna Jewell and Kevin Paul with Lisa Nevada, Jessica Searer, Bill Clark, Mary Margaret Moore, Susan Skeele, Rufus Cohen, along with costume designer Stacia Smith.
WHEN: Friday and Saturday, March 13-14, 8:00 PM
WHERE: ARTS Lab Garage
131 Pine St., NE (One block west of University Blvd., 1/2 block north of Central)
COST: $10 at the door only. Seating is limited.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Call Donna Jewell at 505.440.4991 or Kevin Paul at 505.681.7368 (NOT FOR PUBLICATION). Photos available on request.
:: March 10, 2009: Greenscreen Techniques w/ Alex Lindsay
Special Guest: Alex Linsday - Pixel Corps in San Francisco
Greenscreen Techniques
Join us for a special evening with Alex Lindsay from Pixel Corps in San Francisco. Learn techniques for using the greenscreen. Greenscreen is a valuable film, broadcast, and web video tool but it's still often a mystery to DPs and graphic artists. Learn the math, the tools and the techniques of shooting and keying greenscreen.
Alex has been involved in computer graphics for nearly 20 years. He has extensive experience in digital production including print, real-time graphics, multimedia titles, forensic animation, television, and film. Alex spent several years on the production of Star Wars: Episode 1 (at JAK Films and then at Industrial Light and Magic). He has taught at the Academy of Art and at the San Francisco State Multimedia Studies Programs. He writes for 3D Magazine, 3D World, and Post and is a regular guest on TechTV. Alex is the founder and Chief Architect for Pixel Corps in San Francisco.
WHEN: Tuesday, March 10, 7:00 - 8:30 PM
WHERE: ARTS Lab Garage
131 Pine St., NE (One block west of University Blvd., 1/2 block north of Central)
COST: FREE. Seating is limited, so be sure reserve your ticket: http://animotionnm0310.eventbrite.com
:: February 20, 2009: The SPECTRE SERIES welcomes NoiseFold
NoiseFold is a leading interactive sound-art and live cinema group founded by David Stout and Cory Metcalf. NoiseFold perform live animation works to breed virtual forms that both create and respond to sound. These abstract visual structures can take many forms including bio-mimetic cellular life & organic architectures. The performers animate, coax, bend and herd these audio-visual "organisms" by use of cameras, microphones, electro-magnetic and infrared sensors. The result is a visual music theater where "lifelike" avatars emerge, evolve and emit a startling array of sounds; from pure noise and chaotic rhythms to shimmering melodic textures.
WHEN: Friday February 20, 7:30 PM, $5-10 Suggested donation.
WHERE: ARTS Lab Garage
131 Pine St., NE (One block west of University Blvd., 1/2 block north of Central)
The SPECTRE SERIES on the web: http://artslabmusic.blogspot.com/
:: February 21 & 22, 2009: Screenwriting Workshop with Matthew McDuffie
We're very glad to welcome Matthew McDuffie back for a small group Screenwriting Workshop at ARTS lab on February 21st and 22nd. Matthew McDuffie, an instructor in the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of New Mexico, and a professional screenwriter who has written for HBO, Showtime, Warner Brothers, and the producers of ER, Capote, and Six Feet Under, will lead an intensive and intimate workshop for novelists, playwrights and screenwriters who are determined to create stronger stories and characters. Participants are encouraged to bring in their own work to develop over the course of the weekend event.
WHEN: Sat. February 21 and Sun. February 22, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The cost is $225. Call (505) 385-1323 or email buzzblanco@comcast.net for more information and reservations.
WHERE: ARTS Lab Garage
131 Pine St., NE (One block west of University Blvd., 1/2 block north of Central)
:: February 13, 2009: Peter Sarkisian
Peter Sarkisian is a remarkable and internationally recognized video artist working with video as a sculptural element that challenges the moving image as a narrative model. Using two-dimensional projections intertwined with three-dimensional surfaces, Sarkisian is attempting to free his imagery from the confines of the frame, thereby creating a sense of immediacy, which overcomes referential barriers and enables the viewer to participate perceptually in a constructed event.
Sarkisian studied film and photography at the California Institute of the Arts and then directing at the American Film Institute. He has exhibited his video work extensively including the 2002 Whitney Biennial, The Iris Collection in Mexico City, Art Forum, Berlin, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, I-20 Gallery in New York, and is represented by James Kelly Contemporary in Santa Fe.
Funded by the Gale Memorial Lecture Series and the Art & Art History Department. People with special needs please call the Art and Art History Department 277-5861
WHEN: Friday February 13, 12:00 PM
WHERE: ARTS Lab Garage
131 Pine St., NE (One block west of University Blvd., 1/2 block north of Central)
:: January 30 - February 01, 2009: ARTS Lab hosts Global Game Jam
What is a Game Jam? In a Game Jam, participants come together to make video games. Each participant works in a small team on a complete game project over the course of a limited time period, usually over a weekend. With such a small time frame, the games tend to be innovative and experimental. The Global Game Jam (GGJ) is the first of its kind: a game Jam that takes place in the same 48 hours all over the world! The global Game Jam will start at 5:00PM Friday, January 30, 2009 through 5:00PM Sunday, February 01, 2009, (all times local). All participants in the Global Game Jam will be constrained by the same rules and limitations, with each time zone having one distinct constraint.
The inaugural Global Game Jam also features a streaming video keynote from World of Goo developer Kyle Gabler (pretty cool!).
Participants must pre-register - no admission without pre-registration
Email Eric Renz-Whitmore: whitmore at unm dot edu
Entrance Fee: $5
Available spots: 30
WHERE: ARTS Lab Garage
131 Pine St., NE (One block west of University Blvd., 1/2 block north of Central)
:: January 17, 2009: New Mexico's Media Industries Conference
The ARTS Lab is pleased to once again host New Mexico's Media Industries Conference — "MIX" — this January 16th and 17th at UNM. New Mexico's Media Industries Strategic Plan (MISP) has laid the groundwork for continued growth of a media industry cluster, but now more than ever, change, challenges and opportunities lie ahead. Please join us as we prepare for "The Next Five Years."
For more information about Friday's Summit, please go to Summit and Conference page
For more information about Saturday's events, please go to the MIX Conference website
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