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DAC Committee
ACM SIGGRAPH Digital Arts Community Committee:
Victoria Szabo, Chair
Jim Demmers, Sue Gollifer, Kathy Rae Huffman, John Hyatt, Bonnie Mitchell, Hye Yeon Nam, Derick Ostrenko, Jan Searleman, Ruth West.
DID YOU EVER HAVE WORK IN A SIGGRAPH TRAVELING ART SHOW?
If you still are looking for your TAS work email morie@siggraph.org
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HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY
Make sure to see the (original!!) 1982 SIGGRAPH ART show
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Much thanks to Copper Giloth for putting this together and sharing!
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- Areas of Digital Art
- Immersive Environments; 2D digital images
- Website/Blog/YouTube/ or Viemeo site
- http://www.myart.skydeas.org
- When and how have you participated at SIGGRAPH Conferences? (exhibits, talks, panels, performance, screenings). OK if you have not participated.
- CoChair of The Edge, emerging tech 1994
Juror, reviewer, Panels moderator 2001 in 2001, panel member, etc. etc.
- Are you a member of ACM SIGGRAPH?
- Yes
- Are you on a SIGGRAPH Committee?
- yes. The Digital Art Community Committee DAC (Chair) and the Excutive Steering Committee for ACM SIGGRAPH
- Have you shown art in any SIGGRAPH Art Shows?
- Yes
- If you answered yes to the above question, please list year(s)
- 1987, 1988, 1989
- Have you shown in any SIGGRAPH Animation Screenings?
- Yes
- If you answered yes to the above question, please list year(s)
- 1993
- What countries do you work in?
- USA,UK
- Short Bio
- Jacquelyn Ford Morie was a Senior Researcher at USC’s Institute for Creative Technologies for 13 years, where her research focused on the future uses of virtual worlds, and how our avatars are affecting our daily lives. She has recently formed a company, All These Worlds, LLC, to bring bespoke virtual worlds to a wide range of customers. Previously, she worked in the Hollywood animation industry, creating specialized training for all aspects of production at studios such as Walt Disney Feature Animation and Rhythm and Hues. From 1990 to 1994, she was a researcher at the Institute for Simulation and Training in Orlando, FL. Dr. Morie has published broadly and spoken at international venues on her research, and contributed to several books on topics from education to games to health. . She is a long-standing member of, and serves on the Strategic Executive Council for, ACM SIGGRAPH. She is also a member of the International Visual Effects Society (VES), the Digital Games Research Association (DiGRA), and the International Society of Presence Research (ISPR). Morie’s doctorate (University of East London) was on theories of space and embodiment in immersive virtual environments.Jacquelyn Ford Morie is a Senior Researcher at USC’s Institute for Creative Technologies, where her research focuses on the future uses of virtual worlds, and how our avatars are affecting our daily lives. Previously, she worked in the Hollywood animation industry, creating specialized training for all aspects of production at studios such as Walt Disney Feature Animation and Rhythm and Hues. From 1990 to 1994, she was a researcher at the Institute for Simulation and Training in Orlando, FL. Dr. Morie has published broadly and spoken at international venues on her research, and contributed to several books on topics from education to games to health. . She is a long-standing member of, and serves on the Strategic Executive Council for, ACM SIGGRAPH. She is also a member of the International Visual Effects Society (VES), the Digital Games Research Association (DiGRA), and the International Society of Presence Research (ISPR). Morie’s doctorate (University of East London) was on theories of space and embodiment in immersive virtual environments.
Jacquelyn Ford Morie is a Senior Researcher at USC’s Institute for Creative Technologies, where her research focuses on the future uses of virtual worlds, and how our avatars are affecting our daily lives. Previously, she worked in the Hollywood animation industry, creating specialized training for all aspects of production at studios such as Walt Disney Feature Animation and Rhythm and Hues. From 1990 to 1994, she was a researcher at the Institute for Simulation and Training in Orlando, FL. Dr. Morie has published broadly and spoken at international venues on her research, and contributed to several books on topics from education to games to health. . She is a long-standing member of, and serves on the Strategic Executive Council for, ACM SIGGRAPH. She is also a member of the International Visual Effects Society (VES), the Digital Games Research Association (DiGRA), and the International Society of Presence Research (ISPR). Morie’s doctorate (University of East London) was on theories of space and embodiment in immersive virtual environments.
TAS Test
We are looking for artists who might have had work in any of the several SIGGRAPH Traveling Art Shows, but have not received their artwork back. We have this work stored in the Freeman warehouse in Anaheim and are hoping to return as much as possible to the artists this year. If you are one of these people and would like to arrange for the return of your work, please email Jacki Morie as soon as possible at skydeas@yahoo.com.
If you have friends who might fit this category, please let them know as well.
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Go for a reasonable size; these are not for publication. You can upload up to 90 images.
After the images are uploaded, look for the Portfolio button in your My Page menu.
This opens a box to which you can drag any of you digital images.
Give the portfolio a name and we can then feature it on the front page if you want.
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Hi Jacki
Thank you for your comment and great to know you here. I'll post my works soon! :) -Yoon
Thank you Jacki, looking forward to seeing you at SIG.
Carol
Jacki, you may use my images, I am honored by your request. I hope that you get this in time, I did not see your email until this morning.
Gregory Little
Hi, I did a concerted google search for 'digital art' and went through any promising links. I'm not sure if this site is something just meant for those involved in Siggraph but anyway, it looked interesting and i am trying to find out what other digital artists are doing and how my work relates to that. I have pursued my line of artistic enquiry in isolation a long time and am trying to remedy that ;-)
cheers,
Jon
I uploaded this from my computer the first time. It seems to not have worked. Here it is again (via the URL)
I think this is iconic an recognizable to use. Even in part...though I'm not able to upload
My screening event Proto-Ethnographic Video is on Monday October 24th, at REDCAT, downtown Los Angeles
The Exchange and Evolution exhibition is from October 7th 2011 to February 12th 2012in Long Beach Museum of Art
Other screening events in November 17th and February 7th.
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