Website/Blog/YouTube/ or Viemeo site

https://www.eleanorgatestuart.com

When and how have you participated at SIGGRAPH Conferences? (exhibits, talks, panels, performance, screenings). OK if you have not participated.

Science of the Unseen: Digital Art Perspectives, exhibition of the Digital Arts Community of ACM SIGGRAPH (2016) Speaker, CG Australasia, CG Asia and ‘Science of the Unseen’, SIGGRAPGH Conference, Anaheim, US (2016)

Are you a member of ACM SIGGRAPH?

No

Are you on a SIGGRAPH Committee?

No but happy to be involved

Have you shown art in any SIGGRAPH Art Shows?

Yes

If you answered yes to the above question, please list year(s)

2016, 2003

Have you shown in any SIGGRAPH Animation Screenings?

No

What countries do you work in?

Australia

Short Bio

Professor Eleanor Gates-Stuart profile extends a spectrum of roles, particularly in research relating to the sciences, technology and art, working with major research organisations, museums, education, business and government. Joining Charles Sturt University as Professor in Creative Industries following her links as an Honorary Professorial Fellow in the Faculty of Law, Humanities and the Arts, University of Wollongong and prior Professorship in Technology and Art (Techno Art) at National Cheng Kung University (Taiwan). Past, Visiting Scholar the Australian National Centre for the Public Awareness of Science (Australian National University), specialising in visual media and science communication. Awarded the 2016 Scitech Innovation Art, scienceart commission ‘Under the Surface’, supported by Rio Tinto Innovation Central, WA. Her scope of creativity and production is extensive, constantly questioning and engaging the audience in new and innovative ways through her artistic practice. Works include: interactive exhibits, content development, application of innovative materials, design, print, publication and film works. Prof’ Eleanor Gates-Stuart’s collaborative science art research projects and commissions have received international and national support, acknowledge by both Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Government and Australian Government. Her international artistic profile and research includes roles: professor, visiting fellow, curator, exhibitor, director of media and science arts events. A regular contributor to numerous professional associations, collaborating, publishing and presenting papers: UK, USA, Taiwan & Australia. Her interdisciplinary research is diverse and collaborative, having a PhD awarded in Science Communication (Science & Art) at the Australian National Centre Public Awareness of Science at the ANU, in association with the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO).