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• interactive video installations • interactive sound installations • interactive light installations • interactive video performances • VJ • interactive music • sound-image correspondence • aesthetics and interactive art • There will be no more workshops in Berlin as of September 2013. Many thanks to everyone who participated in past workshops or expressed interest in future offerings. Don Ritter |
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Presented by Don Ritter at Aesthetic Machinery • summer 2012Aesthetic Machinery presents a collection of intensive workshops on the creation of interactive art environments, including interactive video installations, interactive sound installations, interactive light installations, interactive video performances, and interactive music. Participants learn the conceptual and technical basis of interactive art, obtain hands-on experience with various interactive technologies and programming, and have the opportunity to create an independent project. The workshops are open to international students, artists, designers and academics, and the language of instruction is English. The workshops are presented by artist and professor Don Ritter in Berlin. Four participants will be accepted into each workshop. Workshop topics include digital video, digital audio, interactive systems, sensors, interfaces, sensing systems, interactive video, interactive audio, interactive lighting, interactive programming, multi-channel audio, multi-channel video, and high definition(HD) video. |
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Don Ritter is a Canadian new media artist and writer living in Berlin. He has been creating interactive installations and performances using custom designed software and hardware since 1988. His works use interactive video, audio and lighting controlled by live music, voice, body motion, and body position. His large-scale interactive installations and performances have been presented at festivals, museums and galleries throughout North America, Europe and Asia, including Ars Electroncia Festival(Austria), European Media Art Festival(Germany), SITE Santa Fe (USA), Winter Olympics 2010 (Vancouver), Sonambiente Sound Festival (Berlin), Exit Festival (Paris), and New Music America (New York City). His work has received support and recognition from the Canada Council, The Banff Centre (Canada), Pratt Institute (USA), ZKM (Germany), Ars Electronica (Austria), the European Union Culture programme, and the Goethe Institute (Germany). Ritter has been a full-time professor of Fine Arts at Concordia University in Montréal and in Computer Graphics and Interactive Media (CGIM) at Pratt Institute in New York City. He is currently a professor of Interactive and Multi-Media Design at Hanyang University in Seoul. Ritter has taught over 800 undergraduate and graduate art students from twenty countries and supervised the production of over 3000 new media artworks. He has degrees in Fine Arts and Psychology (University of Waterloo), Electronics Engineering Technology (Northern Alberta Institute of Technology), a Masters in Visual Studies (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), and he studied cinema at Harvard University. His work is documented at http://aesthetic-machinery.com |
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photos 1. Vested, interacvtive video-sound-light installation. Winter Olympics, Vancouver , Canada. 2010 2. Vested installation during production, Halle, Germany. 2008 |