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COA gets IBM runner-up award at Cyberarts

Children of Arcadia gets IBM runner-up award and $1000 for Cyberarts 09!

Images of COA @ Cambridge Arts Council -- Cyberarts 09

Here are some images from Cyberarts 2009. I can't say what an honor it was for the
COA team to be included in the show. We are extremely grateful to the for giving us the opportunity to show COA during Cyberarts. A special thanks goes to Jeremy Gaucher who organized the show, helped install the work, and kept it running. Also to Lillian Hsu who helped with all of my gallery access requests. Also thanks to everyone else at the Arts Council who helped keep the piece up and running throughout the show.

Problem found!

Problem found! Mark Skwaerk Sr [Mark the elder] and Forest Majors find piston damage…
Will the car be ready for Pocono !?!? photos by Forest Majors--

NYU Polytech Maya 3d Graphics Student work

Thomas Burns, Animation from mark skwarek on Vimeo.

Animation by my 2nd year student Thomas Burns-- this is a small clip
from an upcoming project that Tom made with Max Ong. Modeling, texturing,
rigging, lighting, and animation by Thomas Burns.

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My first year students final project was to augment part of the NYU
Polytech campus. Here are some of the results.





Renders by my student Evelyn Lieu. Evelyn gave the sound NYU Poly
studio/ classroom a Rococo theme.



Render by my student Laurent Hilaire.

CityTech -- Maya 1st year

Renders by my student Edgar Ramirez



Renders by my student Marcin Galas from my 1st year Maya class at Citytech college.

Citytech 3d Max 1st Year -- Student Work

Citytech 3d Max 1st Year -- Student Work





Renders from my student Christian Delgado from my 3d Max 1st Year architecture class.
contact --- cdelgado161 [at] gmail [dot] com

Felix Lu -- Thesis -- COA makes a guest appearance

Children of Arcadia's [COA] Federal Hall Memorial makes a guest appearance as the setting for Felix's thesis project From SVA. Felix worked on COA for our 2007 Cyberart's show with the Bell Gallery at the Brown Cave in Providence. Felix made the Federal Hall Memorial for COA. Great work Felix!

COA in New England Journalof Artistic Research

COA in New England Journal of Artistic Research, "What to see at 2009 Cyberarts Fest"

Render by Levis Reyes

Render by Levis Reyes -- 1st year 3D Max, Citytech Dept of Architecture + my student.
contact--
scandgolden24 [at] gmail [dot] com

Dan Loudfoot @ Galapagos

Performance art by artist Dan Loudfoot @ Galapagos Art Space in dumbo last Thursday.
Sadly Dan is leaving NYC to Montana with his new MFA for Pratts painting dept.

CAC CyberArts Doc + Openning

CAC CyberArts Doc + Openning
The Video is alittle low rez but we have better footage coming....

COA mentioned in Boston Pheonix

Keepin' it real . . . sort of
Virtual reality at the Boston Cyberarts Festival
By EVAN J. GARZA | April 15, 2009
Boston Pheonix

http://thephoenix.com/Boston/Arts/80573-Keepin-it-real-sort-of/

Boston Globe intervierw footage

(Boston Globe) A multimedia exhibit in Cambridge reflects the news of the day. By Bill Greene, Globe Staff

Watch this at Boston.com

Cyberarts 09 :: Artist Reception: May 4, 2009, 6-8 pm

Children of Arcadia (COA) :::: Cyberarts 09 at the Cambridge Arts Council.
Artist Reception: May 4, 2009, 6-8 pm
http://bostoncyberarts.org/events/event_details.php?eventid=453&mode=detail





http://www.cambridgeartscouncil.org/exhibitions_current.html
The Cambridge Arts Council is only open during the week but can be viewed on the weekend by appointment.

April 24 � May 15, 2009
First Mondays @ CAC Gallery
Artist Reception: May 4, 2009, 6-8 pm
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Children of Arcadia featured in a Artscope email blast

Children of Arcadia featured in a Artscope email blast! April 30th
http://www.artscopemagazine.com

Navigating Cyberworlds: Creative Practice in Virtual Reality :: panel discussion

I was part of a panel discussion on the project at Boston University ---
Navigating Cyberworlds: Creative Practice in Virtual Reality
Boston Cyberarts Festival 2009



Panel Discussion
Monday, April 27, 2009, 7:00 pm
Boston University
Boston University Photonics Center, room 206
8 Saint Mary's Street, Boston
in English
Admission free
Panel discussion with: Mark Skwarek (Children of Arcadia), Tamiko Thiel, HongLei, Jeff Lipsy (Filthyfluno), All virtual reality artists from the festival & George Fifield moderator.

Joseph Hocking also resently presented Children of Arcadia at Techenarte in Spain.
http://www.technarte.org/en/technarte/technarte.php