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LOCATION:West Building\, Rooms 208-209
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SUMMARY:New Media Architectures: Augmentations of a Vancouver Mural Projec
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DESCRIPTION:Johannes DeYoung (ACM SIGGRAPH Digital Arts Community, Carnegi
 e Mellon University); Gustavo Rincon (ACM SIGGRAPH Digital Arts Community,
  University of California Santa Barbara); Priscilla Yu (Priscilla Yu Studi
 o); Miriam Esquitín (Polymer Dance Group, Vancouver Mural Festival); Jiwo
 n Ham (Red Paper Heart); and Gene Santiago-Holt (Drexel University)\n\nA c
 ollaboration with the DAC standing committee, this session presents a dyna
 mic conversation exploring “New Media Architecture(s): Vancouver”, a digit
 al media exhibition that brings augmented reality artworks into dialogue w
 ith “Heron’s Dreamscape”, a vibrant public mural by artist Priscilla Yu in
  Vancouver, BC. Curated by Johannes DeYoung, Gustavo Alfonso Rincon, and M
 iriam Esquitín, the exhibition reimagines the role of public art through 
 digital augmentation, activating the mural as a living interface between p
 lace, community, and technology.\n\nThis panel features the curators along
 side Priscilla Yu in a discussion that delves into the collaborative proce
 ss behind the exhibition and the evolving relationship between physical mu
 rals and digital interventions. Together, they’ll explore how site-specifi
 c digital media can expand the narrative capacity of public artworks, deep
 en community engagement, and reframe our experience of urban environments.
 \n\nThrough an interdisciplinary lens, the conversation will address the p
 otentials and challenges of blending artistic traditions with emerging tec
 hnologies — and what it means to co-author public space in the digital age
 .\n\nAudience members will gain insight into the artistic, curatorial, and
  technical approaches that shaped False Creek Frequencies, while reflectin
 g on the broader cultural impact of art in augmented urban landscapes.\n\n
 Interest Area: Arts & Design, New Technologies\n\nRecording: Not Livestrea
 med, Not Recorded\n\nKeyword: Art, Augmented Reality, Ethics and Society, 
 Spatial Computing, Virtual Reality\n\nRegistration Category: Full Conferen
 ce, Experience\n\n
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