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View/Export Data Location Map NewslettersSearch ’my_new_location’));Home OVERVIEW This website is an archive of the printed and digital materials from the International Symposium on Electronic Art (ISEA) . Since 1988, this nomadic symposium has been organized in a different city by a different team each time. The ISEA symposium is overseen by ISEA International https://www.isea-international.org/ , a non-profit organization fostering interdisciplinary academic discourse and exchange among culturally diverse organizations and individuals working with art, science, the humanities and emerging technologies. IN PROGRESS Since the fall of 2013, Wim van der Plas and Bonnie Mitchell have been working on version 2.0 of the archive, updating it to the present day, see http://www.isea-archives.org . As of Feb. 2019, this new site, version 3.0, is being developed by a team of Bowling Green State University students led by Bonnie Mitchell and Jan Searleman and will incorporate numerous new features including cross connections between the data. NEWS 4th Summit on New Media Art Archiving at ISEA2024 in Brisbane, Australia [ More Information: Click HERE ] [updated Oct 23, 2020] Summit on New Media Art Archiving was major success The Summit took place as planned, without flaws, thanks to the support of the ISEA2020 organisation for the first 5 hours (the 16 presentations and 5 q&a sessions) and the Zoom hosting by Bonnie Mitchell for the 3 parallel break-out sessions and the plenary concluding session, during the last 3 hours. See the: Provisional Proceedings The order of the presentation programme was mainly based on the respective time zones of the presenters, that varied from Australia to Peru (16 hours time difference between those two locations). The presentations were prerecorded by the presenters and submitted as video files, the q&a sessions with the presenters and the roundtables (Break Out & Concluding sessions) where all life. Some 100 people participated. Seven of the papers will appear in the ISEA2020 Proceedings, that will be published shortly and included in the . We are also in the process of entering the abstracts of all presentations. The videos of the presentations will be embedded in our new (under construction) archive and links will be included in this ‘classic’ ISEA archive. The discussions have also been recorded. How we will make those public is still to be decided. The four organising parties (the archives of ADA, Ars Electronica, ISEA and SIGGRAPH Art Show) will produce a report of the meeting soon, including planned future actions, as we will continue the co-operation and extend the network gradually. To sign the Liverpool Declaration (see the link below) send an email to wendy.coones(at)donau-uni.ac.at Oliver Grau & Wendy Coones , Archive of Digital Art, http://www.virtualart.at/nc/home.html Veronika Liebl & Manuela Naveau , Ars Electronica Archives, http://archive.aec.at/ Bonnie Mitchell , SIGGRAPH Digital Art Show Archives & ISEA Online Symposium Archives https://digitalartarchive.siggraph.org/ & https://isea-archives.siggraph.org/ (under construction) Wim van der Plas , ISEA Online Symposium Archives http://www.isea-archives.org/ [updated August 6, 2019] The Proceedings of the successful 25th International Symposium on Electronic Art , held from June 22-28 2019 in Gwangju, South Korea, are now included. You can find them here . All the other data of ISEA2019 will soon be uploaded. [updated August 6, 2019] On the occasion of the 25th ISEA symposium, the Dutch artists and early symposium contributors Peter Sweenen & Robin Noorda made a wonderful short animation, called The International Symposium on Electronic Art: From The Netherlands to the Republic of Korea in 25 Great Achievements ”. Even though it is very short, it, in a way, contains the whole story. Look at it more than once, you will keep discovering new elements. Thank you very much, Peter, Robin and Alfred (who processed the outer space sound). The animation is here . [end of news section] TERMS OF SERVICE This agreement governs your use of the materials located on the . If you do not agree to these terms, please do not use the information located on this site. Access to the is granted for scholarship and research purposes only. Copyright for the individual documents, artworks and other material is held by the authors of those materials and not ISEA International. Because the ISEA symposia have been hosted by numerous individuals, organizations and institutions from around the world, permission to use the materials has been granted in a variety of ways and documentation has not always been forwarded to ISEA International (formally known as The Inter-Society for the Electronic Arts). If an author or artist does not want his or her work in the archives, they are welcome to contact us via email and state the materials they would like removed and we will remove the requested copyrighted information from the archive as soon as possible. Some of the content available in the archive may be governed by local, national, and/or international laws and regulations, and your use of such content is solely at your own risk. You agree to abide by all applicable laws and regulations, including intellectual property laws, in connection with your use of the ISEA Symposium Archive. 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