Photo by Vincent King The University of New Mexico’s Art, Research, Technology & Science Laboratory [ARTS Lab] will collaborate with the Institute of American Indian Arts on both research and educational initiatives relating to the development of high-fidelity, interactive immersive media platforms and fast-response production pipelines for these platforms in support of the Army Research [...]

ARTS Lab has been awarded an Art Works grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to support the creation of Dome Poems: Memory and Emergence, a 20-minute immersive film that will commemorate the New Mexico State Centennial (2012) with poetic and photographic reflections on the past 100 years of culture and regional identity in [...]

NHCC web page for the Torreon fresco ARTS Lab will begin collaborating with the National Hispanic Cultural Center (NHCC) on Digital Dialectic: Forging New Paths of Inquiry in the Humanities, a bilingual project that will empower humanities education with interactive digital tools that illuminate the interdisciplinary and multicultural nature of the humanities as well as [...]

Consortium for Fulldome and Immersive Technology Development (Award #0917919) INTRODUCTION – PARTNERS – MAJOR ACTIVITES- PHOTO/VIDEO – WHAT’S NEXT The ARTS Lab is a member of a consortium developing the hardware and software to make it possible to use fulldome and other multi-projector installations as interactive, multisurface environments that help people visualize, simulate, or experientially [...]

Tales of the Maya Skies: A FullDome Documentary Film Our Maya Skies Website Welcome to a behind the scenes look at Tales of the Maya Skies, with information about the making of the film, the science behind the project and the amazing history of the Maya people and their civliziation.  If you have any notice [...]

This research-based project created a model using interactive media to offer multi-faceted public access to community wisdom and interdisciplinary academic expertise both to document the cultural landscapes of the area and to address the problems associated with the deteriorating conditions of the local “acequia” (irrigation canals) infrastructure in the Village of Embudo, New Mexico. In [...]