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ATC has partnered with The High
Performance Computing, Education and Research Center (formerly the Albuquerque
High Performance Computing Center or AHPCC), an advanced high performance
computing center. This past year, an Artist-In-Residence program entitled:
Cultural Practice / Virtual Style: Creating an Arts Environment in High
Performance Computing hosted by the ATC and housed at the HPCERC was funded
by the National Endowment for the Arts and the Rockefeller Foundation. The
facilities open to artists at the HPCERC include state of the art supercomputers,
a visualization lab that supports 3-D imaging, and the AccessGRID, and Internet
2 network of 100 + nodes throughout the world. For more information on the
visualization lab at HPCERC, check out the lab's
web page. You may also view a demo of Flatland, an open source
program developed at the lab to create content for virtual spaces by clicking
on the Flatland image below.
Artist
residencies taking place in 2002:
New York City: 21st Century Virtual Color Organ.
Art
and Science Lab
Santa Fe, New Mexico:
The Theater of Pattern Formation, a visual and audio exploration of complex
systems
Oakland,
CA: Notochord, an ongoing project that examines the effects of information
processing on ontologies.
Translation
Map, investigating language mediation in on-line environments.
Los
Angeles: Residency in partnership with the National Hispanic Cultural Center,
to create a community based project for the LodeStar domed planetarium.
Click
on the Flatland image to the left to view a demonstration of Flatland,
a program developed at AHPCC to create 3-D content for virtual spaces,
in Quicktime!
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