04-02-12
Video By Mariah Arieux
A video response to Stan Brakhage’s Dog Star Man, Part II.
03-26-12
Have you ever met your Doppelganger?
Images and Meaning Sec 01 went searching and found their doppelgangers. Each student created a series of three portraits that interpreted the concept of the Doppelganger. See individual selections below. Advanced blending and Photoshop compositing techniques were used to develop each series.
Ian McNabb, I’m My Harshest Critic

02-27-12
Final Sequences from DIGA 101-Video
Below is a selection of final videos from DIGA 101-Video. Students developed unique title sequences for a fictitious film of their choice using Creative Commons License video and audio.
The Onyx by Lizzie Bustin
Dreams of Dali by Christy Fitzpatrick
Goldrush by Jasmine Troche
Good Times by Jacob Spangler
Escaping the Past by Nathan Kowal
Fished Out by Becca Shultz
Meltdown by Megan Molle
02-21-12
Repose by Gladys Cevallos
Final Experimental Video for Digital Video Fundamentals.
01-28-12
MPG in Miami
Just before finals last semester, a group of students traveled to Miami for Art Basel and performed with Mobile Performance Group, our student-faculty new media collective. The performance was the culmination of a semester spent working in DIGA 398 for seven Junior and Senior majors in Digital Arts. You can learn a lot more about the trip here or get a taste of what it was like from this video:
Special thanks to the Harold Golen Gallery and Juraj Kojs for the invite.
12-17-11
Computer Music Finals
With the Fall semester drawing to a close, that means it is time for another set of Computer Music final project videos. This time my Digital Arts students were directed to incorporate machine listening into their Max/MSP development. Most of them ended up using the [analyzer~] object, which was originally created by Tristan Jehan and is currently maintained by CNMAT. You can see the results of their work below. Enjoy!
Awesome Auto-Harmonizer – 4 min, 2 sec
Triggering Percussion Samples – 4 min, 48 sec
Violin Accompaniment – 3 min, 11 sec
Guitar to Voice Harmonizer – 4 min, 2 sec
11-30-11
MPG Performs in Miami During Art Basel
The Digital Arts faculty/student collective know as MPG: Mobile Performance Group has been invited to perform at the 12 Nights Electronic Music and Art festival at the Harold Golen Gallery, Miami, FL. We will perform Thursday night (12.01.11) at 8:00 pm. This performance will feature work by students Kim Crawford, Dan Duval, Joe Flanagan, Mark Kisch, Hunter Lee, Philip Meisner, Meg Spivey and faculty Matt Roberts and Nathan Wolek. If you are attending Art Basel please make sure to stop by to experience our performance and say hello.
11-03-11
Photography and Poetry Class Collaboration
This Thursday night 9:00 p.m. (11.03.11) students from the Poetry Workshop class, taught by Creative Writing professor Terri Witek, and the Photography: Finding Your Perspective class, taught by Digital Arts professor Matt Roberts, will be sharing collaborative works made by the two classes at the Poetry at an Uncouth Hour event. The event will be held on campus at NightLights which is above the campus book store. Students will show photos and read poems they created during a collaborative assignment between the two classes. Along with all the wonderful works created by students, professors Terri Witek and Matt Roberts will also share their collaborations as well.
Thursday 11.03.11 9:00 p.m. NightLights

Photo Roberts/Witek
04-21-11
Festival of the Moving Image Awards
First Place Video and Animation
Michelle DuCharme & Sarah Buetens
Eynn Kurükänn Diciytau To
Second Place Video and Animation
Philip Meisner
Invisible Man
Third Place Video and Animation
Colin Ferland
Blackout
Audience Choice Video and Animation
Michelle DuCharme & Sarah Buetens
Best Sound Art
Jon Van Hoff
Thinkin bout yer body
Listen to MP3 here SquidKnife – Thinkin bout yer body
Best Interactive Art
Joseph Zuyus
Blenduino
04-21-11
Deep into the Blue @ FMI
Leo Dezes performs his Senior Thesis project Deep into the Blue at the Athens Theater during our Festival of the Moving Image. Check out more photos here





